Team History

2014/ 2015 Winter Teams

Travel Team:
00 - Jazlynn Leung - 7th grade, Framingham
3 - Chloe Pearce - 7th grade, Framingham
5 - Hannah Carroll - 8th grade, Framingham
10 - Katie Ellsworth - 7th grade, Framingham
11 - Nilijah Rose - 8th grade, Framingham
12 - Sofia Balboni - 6th grade, Framingham
13 - Tayja Sallie - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), Framingham
21 - Brooke Sparling - 7th grade, Framingham
25 - Britney Kirwin - 7th grade, Ashland
31 - Vienna Monestime - 7th grade, Framingham
50 - Paige DeVeau - 8th grade, Framingham

Practice players:
03 - Selina Monestime - 4th grade, Framingham
04 - Jomi Lebron - 5th grade, Framingham
2 - Zaria Turner  - 6th grade, Ashland
30 - Gianna Palli - 8th grade Wellesley
Kiana Alford - 5th grade, Framingham
Summer Pierson - 5th grade, Framingham

Team manager:
88 - Hannah Pearce - 7th grade, Framingham

Assistant coaches
Jason DeVeau
Reyad Shah

CYO Bantam A Camuso
Abby Burgess - 6th grade, Framingham
Alexis Botte - 6th grade, Framingham
Ashley Lueders- 9th grade, Framingham
Brooke Sparling - 8th grade, Framingham
Gianna Botte - 6th grade, Framingham
Hannah Carroll  - 8th grade, Framingham
Jazlynn Leung  - 7th grade, Framingham
Jennifer Camuso - 6th grade, Framingham
Katelyn Botte - 6th grade, Framingham
Lara Scaria - 7th grade, Framingham
Lizzy Brady - 7th grade, Holliston

Coaches
John Camuso
Fran Botte

CYO Bantam B Miller
Alana Ciccarelli - 5th grade, Natick
Allison Rosillo - 6th grade, Sudbury
Emma Sheridan - 8th grade, Ashland
Eryn Flynn - 7th grade, Ashland
Joanna St. Fleur - 6th grade, Framingham
Katie Leaver - 6th grade, Framingham
Kiersten Miller - 6th grade, Framingham
Mariana Kelley - 6th grade, Framingham
Shanice St. Fleur - 8th grade, Framingham
Sofia Balboni - 6th grade, Framingham
Vienna Monestime - 7th grade, Framingham

Coaches
David Miller
Vicki Rosillio
Rob Ciccarelli

CYO Bantam C
Britney Kirwan - 8th grade, Ashland
Cassie Dumay - 6th grade, Framingham
Chloe Pearce - 7th grade, Framingham
Gillian Ellias - 7th grade, Framingham
Hannah Krier - 6th grade, Framingham
Katie Ellsworth - 7th grade, Framingham
Maria Rezk - 7th grade, Framingham
Molly Wheet - 7th grade, Framingham
Nilijah Rose - 8th grade, Framingham
Paige De Veau - 8th grade, Framingham
Shelby Graf - 7th grade, Framingham

Coaches
Jason De Veau
Maura Wheet

CYO Junior Girls A
Audrey Gabriel - 5th grade, Holliston
Caroline Brady - 4th grade, Holliston
Emmaline Nolan - 4th grade, Framingham
Julia Ottaviani - 4th grade, Framingham
Katie Regan - 4th grade, Framingham
Katrina Barrett - 4th grade, Framingham
Katya Scaria - 4th grade, Framingham
Maggie Spring - 3th grade, Framingham
Mikalya Groves - 4th grade, Ashland       
Molly O'Mara - 4th grade, Framingham
Sam Palmer - 4th grade, Framingham
Taichel Boyd - 5th grade, Framingham

Coaches
Tracy Regan
Reyad Shah

CYO Junior Girls B
Abby De Veau- 5th grade, Framingham
Daniella Iffih - 4th grade, Framingham
Emily Woodin - 5th grade, Framingham
Jillian Maloney - 5th grade, Framingham
Johanna Maloney - 5th grade, Framingham
Jomi Lebron - 5th grade, Framingham
Kasey Kopaz - 3th grade, Framingham   
Kayla Woo - 3th grade, Framingham
Madison Dowdy - 4th grade, Framingham
Nicole Woo - 5th grade, Framingham
Oceana Broome - 4th grade, Framingham
Selina Monestime - 4th grade, Framingham
Vanessa Iffih - 3th grade, Framingham

Coaches
Brian Woo
Emeka Iffih

2014 Summer Teams

Destroyers Silver
00 - Jazlynn Leung - 6th grade, Framingham

1 - Celine Al-Nammari - 5th grade, Framingham
2 - Zaria Turner  - 5th grade, Ashland
 3 - Chloe Pearce - 6th grade, Framingham

03 - Selina Monestime - 3nd grade, Framingham

04 - Jomi Lebron - 4th grade, Framingham

5 - Hannah Carroll - 7th grade, Framingham

10 - Katie Ellsworth - 6th grade, Framingham

11 - Nilijah Rose - 7th grade, Framingham

12 - Sofia Balboni - 5th grade, Framingham

13 - Tayja Sallie - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), Framingham

21 - Brooke Sparling - 7th grade, Framingham
30 - Gianna Palli - 7th grade Wellesley

31 - Vienna Monestime - 6th grade, Framingham

50 - Paige DeVeau - 7th grade, Framingham

Team manager: 

88 - Hannah Pearce - 6th grade, Framingham
Assistant coaches
Jason DeVeau

Destroyers Black

0 - Hannah Krier - 5th grade, Ashland

4 - Eryn Flynn - 6th grade, Ashland

05 - Aline Martins - 6th grade, Ashland

14 - Isaura Garcia - 7th grade, Framingham

20 - Sydney Anderson - 4th grade, Ashland

22 - Amanda Lamberti - 6th grade, Framingham

24 - Chloe Schneiderman - 6th grade, Framingham

33 - Emma Sheridan - 7th grade, Ashland

40 - Abby Burgess - 5th grade, Framingham

42 - Lizzy Brady - 7th grade, Holiston

43 - Lara Scaria - 6th grade, Framingham

44 - Ashley Lueder - 8th grade, Framingham

52 - Cassy Turner-Goldsmith - 8th grade, Framingham

54 - Rebecca Handelman - 6th grade, Ashland

55 - Leah Handelman - 6th grade, Ashland

Assistant coaches
Mark Anderson
Cedrick Townes

Record: 
Black played in the elementary school division.  Won the championship.
Sliver played in the middle school division. Finalist in the championship game.

2014 Spring Team

00 - Jazlynn Leung - 6th grade, Framingham

1 - Celine Al-Nammari - 5th grade, Framingham
2 - Zaria Turner  - 5th grade, Ashland
 3 - Chloe Pearce - 6th grade, Framingham

03 - Selina Monestime - 3nd grade, Framingham

04 - Jomi Lebron - 4th grade, Framingham

5 - Hannah Carroll - 7th grade, Framingham

10 - Katie Ellsworth - 6th grade, Framingham

11 - Nilijah Rose - 7th grade, Framingham

12 - Sofia Balboni - 5th grade, Framingham

13 - Tayja Sallie - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), Framingham

21 - Brooke Sparling - 7th grade, Framingham
30 - Gianna Palli - 7th grade Wellesley

31 - Vienna Monestime - 6th grade, Framingham

50 - Paige DeVeau - 7th grade, Framingham

Team manager: 

88 - Hannah Pearce - 6th grade, Framingham

Assistant coaches
Jason DeVeau

Record: Played in the 8th grade division. With me doing equal playing time we won 1 out of 6 games and were in every game.

2013 - 14 Winter Teams

Travel Team:

00 - Jazlynn Leung - 6th grade, Framingham

1 - Celine Al-Nammari - 5th grade, Framingham

3 - Chloe Pearce - 6th grade, Framingham

5 - Hannah Carroll - 7th grade, Framingham

10 - Katie Ellsworth - 6th grade, Framingham

11 - Nilijah Rose - 7th grade, Framingham

12 - Sofia Balboni - 5th grade, Framingham

13 - Tayja Sallie - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), Framingham

15 - Sophia Ferrante - 6th grade, Framingham

21 - Brooke Sparling - 7th grade, Framingham

31 - Vienna Monestime - 6th grade, Framingham

50 - Paige DeVeau - 7th grade, Framingham

Practice players:

03 - Selina Monestime - 3nd grade, Framingham

04 - Jomi Lebron - 4th grade, Framingham

2 - Zaria Turner  - 5th grade, Ashland

30 - Gianna Palli - 7th grade Wellesley

Team manager: 

88 - Hannah Pearce - 6th grade, Framingham

Assistant coaches
Jason DeVeau
Mckenzie Sparling

Record: Won the Division 4 Championship.
Preseason Game 1: Sunday, Nov 24:  Framingham - 36    Milton - 20
Preseason Game 2: Sunday, Nov 24: Framingham - 22  Newton D3 - 35
Preseason Game 3: Friday, Nov 29, Framingham - 21    Needham D3 - 33
Preseason Game 4: Friday, Nov 29, Framingham - 28    Sudbury - 23
Preseason Game 5: Dec 1,  Framingham - 35     Natick  32
Game 1: Dec 8, 2013, Sun,  Framingham - 43   Newton - 46  Double Overtime
Game 2: Dec 15, 2013, Sun,  Framingham - 31       Southboro - 15
Game 3: Dec 22, 2013, Sun,  Framingham - 18   Arlington- 19
Game 4: Jan 5, 2014, Sun,  Framingham - 44   Bellingham - 29
Game 5: Jan 12, 2014, Sun, Framingham - 37    Natick - 17
Game 6: Jan 19, 2014, Sun,  Framingham - 36   Winchester - 19
Game 7: Jan 26, 2014, Sun, Framingham - 31      Reading (RED) - 33
Game 8: Feb 2, 2014, Sun, Framingham - 37     Wayland - 26
Game 9: Feb 9, 2014, Sun, Framingham- 47     Reading (WHITE)- 53 Overtime
Game 10: Feb 16, 2014, Sun, Framingham vs Sudbury CANCELLED
Game 11: Feb 23, 2014, Sun, Framingham -29       Mansfield- 35
Game 12: Mar 2, 2014, Sun, Framingham - 37    Weston- 45
Playoff Game 1: Mar 9, 2014, Sun, Framingham vs Sudbury


CYO Team My Marian CYO B Team, called Marian B, played in the Girls Junior Division for players in the 4th and 5th grades.

0 - Katrina Barrett - 3rd grade, first year but did spring and fall clinics with me. Framingham
00 - Jomi Lebron - 4th grade, first year playing for me, practice player on my travel team. Framingham
3 - Mikalya Groves - 3rd grade, second year playing for me. Ashland.
4 - Katya Scaria - 3rd grade, first year. Framingham
5 - Sophia Lyons - 2nd grade, first year but did a spring clinic with me. Framingham.
11 -  Molly Houlker - 4th grade, first year. Framingham
14 - Zaria Turner - 5th grade, first year playing for me, practice player on my travel team. Ashland.
15 - Celine Al Nammari - 5th grade, second year playing for me, plays on my travel team. Framingham
22 - Katie Regan - 3rd grade, first year but did a spring clinic with me. Framingham
34 - Caroline Brady - 3rd grade, first year but did spring and fall clinics with me. Holiston
42 - Maggie Spring - 2nd grade, first year but did a spring clinic with me. Framingham
43 - Selina Monestime - 3rd grade, first year playing for me, practice player on my travel team. Framingham
45 - Taichel Boyd - 4th grade, first year but did a spring clinic with me. Framingham.

Assistant coaches
Tracy Regan
Chris Lyons

Record:

 2013 Summer Teams

Summer League Teams
FADS Destroyers I has 15 players including 2 - 4th graders, 5 - 5th graders, 3 - 6th graders and 5 - 7th graders. The team has one set of siblings.

2 - Zaria T. - 4th grader, played one year of rec, Ashland
4 - Eryn F. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO for me, Ashland
5 - Megan G. - 7th grader, played fours year of CYO and one of travel, Ashland
14 - Isaura G. - 6th grader, first time player, Framingham
20 - Katie O. - 5th grader, played two years of rec, Framingham
24 - Haley T. - 7th grader, played four years of rec, Framingham
30 - Brooke C. - 6th grader, played three years of rec, Framingham
33 - Emma S. - 6th grader, played one year of travel, Ashland
42 - Lizzy B. - 5th grader, played one years of CYO for me, Holliston
43 - Lara S. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO for me, Framingham
44 - Ashley L. - 7th grader, first time player, Framingham
52 - Cassandra T. - 7th grader, played one year of CYO, Framingham
53 - Allison R. - 4th grader, played one year of rec, Ashland
54 - Maria R. - 5th grader, played one year of CYO for me, Framingham
55 - Keara F. - 7th grader, played fours year of CYO and one of travel, Ashland

FADS Destroyers II has 17 players including 2 - 4th graders, 8 - 5th graders and 7 - 6th graders. The team will lose 2 players three weeks in to the season to long vacations (3 to 5 weeks) which will give us 15 for most of the season. The team has one set of siblings and all 8 of my winter travel players.

0 - Delaney C. - 6th grader, played one of travel, Dover
1 - Celine A. - 4th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
3 - Chloe P. - 5th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
5 - Hannah C. -  6th grader, played three years of CYO, one for me, was a member of my travel team, Framingham
00 - Jazlynn L. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO, one for me, was a practice player with me travel team, Framingham
10 - Katy E. - 5th grader, played two years of rec, practice some with my travel team late in the season, Framingham
11 - Nilijah R. - 6th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
12 - Sofia B. - 4th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
13 - Tayja S. - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), has played for me for 5 years, Framingham
15 - Sophia F. - 5th grader, played two years of rec, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
21 - Brooke S. - 6th grader, played three years of CYO, one for me, was a member of my travel team, Framingham
22 - Jessica L. - 6th grader, played two years of travel, Dover
25 - Britney K. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO, one for me, was a practice player with my travel team, Ashland
31 - Vienna M. - 5th grader, played one years of CYO and two years of rec, was a practice player with my travel team, Framingham
40 - Colleen D. - 6th grader, played two years of travel, Dover
41 - Sabrina D. - 5th grader, played one year travel, Dover
50 - Paige D. - 6th grader, played one years of CYO for me, Framingham

Both teams are a little too big but I think there will be weeks that I will be struggling to field enough players to have subs for two teams. If that happens, I will move players from team to team for THAT game. Team II made the league finals and lost by less than 20 to an older AAU team,


Bay State Team
The Bay State Team is made up of 7 - 6th graders and 7 - 5th graders for the above summer leauge teams. All FADS communities are represented. The team will play in the Jr Basketball 5th and 6th grade division of the Bay State Games.

0 - Delaney C. - 6th grader, played one of travel, Dover
1 - Celine A. - 4th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
00 - Jazlynn L. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO, one for me, was a practice player with me travel team, Framingham
10 - Katy E.  - 5th grader, played two years of rec, practice some with my travel team late in the season, Framingham
11 - Nilijah R. - 6th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
13 - Tayja S. - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), has played for me for 5 years
21 - Brooke S.  - 6th grader, played three years of CYO, one for me, was a member of my travel team, Framingham
22 - Jessica L. - 6th grader, played two years of travel, Dover
25 - Britney K. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO, one for me, was a practice player with me travel team, Ashland
33 - Emma S. - 6th grader, played one year of travel, Ashland
40 - Colleen D. - 6th grader, played two years of travel, Dover
41 - Sabrina D. - 5th grader, played one year travel, Dover
43 - Lara S. - 5th grader, played two years of CYO for me, Framingham
50 - Paige D. - 6th grader, played one years of CYO for me, Framingham

3 0n 3 Teams
There will be two Mass Premier 3 on 3 Teams each made up of four players that will play August 2nd- August 4th.  I love 3 on 3 HALF-COURT basketball. It quickly improves a young player’s long-term development. Players touch the ball more often. More touches on the ball is a very good thing. In the 5 on 5 game, players can go almost the whole game without touching the ball. When there are only six (3 on 3) players on the court, players are more inclined to run the pick-and-roll, set screens, basket cut and start to figure things out for themselves.

Destroyers I 6th Grade Team
00 - Jomi L. - 3rd grader, never played before but has practiced all spring and summer with my teams.
1 - Celine A. - 4th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
10 - Katy E.  - 5th grader, played two years of rec, practice some with my travel team late in the season, Framingham
13 - Tayja S. - Homeschooled (born 3/2002), has played for me for 5 years

Destroyers II 7th Grade Team
0 - Delaney C. - 6th grader, played one of travel, Dover
21 - Brooke S.  - 6th grader, played three years of CYO, one for me, was a member of my travel team, Framingham
11 - Nilijah R. - 6th grader, played one year of travel for me, Framingham
44 - Ashley L. - 7th grader, first time player, Framingham

The 6th grade team won the Lower Middle School Girls championship. Every player and every parent had a good time.

 2012 - 13 Winter Teams

Marian B

My Marian CYO B Team, called Marian B, played in the Girls Junior Division for players in the 4th and 5th grades. The "A" team had 5 - 5th graders and 4 - 4th graders, had the better players to start the season and looked better on paper (if you removed Tayja from the equation who averaged 20 points and 26 rebonds a game) because the A team was bigger, more experienced and more athletic and all the 5th graders played for me the season before. During the draft I let the other coach take the players he wanted except we kept our own child. I believe in coaching the player in front of me. 

After four games - all losses - (including  2 double digit losses to my team), he asked that I trade my top two players who were not named Tayja for what he considered his bottom two. I declined. Instead I invited all of his 5th graders to practice with my travel team described below.  After loosing 5 in a row his team, behind the paint hunting and spacing that I installed in his 5th graders, - won 5 out of their last 7 games to end the season strong.

Our coaching styles are different. I do not care about winning. My goal was to make every player better. I did not assign positions nor teach plays. At this age, for me, it is about dribbling with either hand (eyes up is a bonus as is having a low dribble), staying between your man and the basket (stopping the ball as it goes by you is a bonus), moving without the ball, hustling down the floor in transition and learning Layers 1, 2 and 4 of the Read and React offense.

We practiced once a week for 75 minutes and had two practices before the first game of the season. Six of the nine of my players had not played any sort of basketball before and the three who had all played for me the year before. Because we work 80 percent of our practices with everyone having a ball in hand, they got better at hanging on to the ball. Because I preached attack, attack, attack, EVERYONE on the team took shots. We had games where 6 out of 9 scored.

The high lights of the 2012 winter CYO season are:

1. Seven of the nine players scored during the season

2. Nine of the nine could bring the ball up the floor with out pressure and 4 with some pressure.

3. Everyone could find and maintain the 5 Out spacing even if the the gym floor was not marked with a three point line

4. Everyone could stay with their mark on defense

5. Everyone now loves the game

Because we worked on man to man with help and did one on one drills every practice and two on two drills most practices all improved on defense.  Since they are too small to be effective shooting at 10 foot baskets, I teach them that defense is the most important part of the game. Because we worked on motion for at least 10 minutes out of every practice and I encourage it during scrimmages, all got pretty good at moving with out the ball - when they remember that they are on offense. I teach them that moving with out the ball is the second most important part of the game. Those are the two things that I stress every practice and every game - defense and moving with out the ball.

Most of my CYO players are too small to make baskets. I measured success for them by how well the stayed in front of their man on defense. We spent 100 percent of our time on individual player skills drilled out of the 5 Out. Every one of my players improved a LOT over the course of the season except for my 2rd graders who will not make much basketball progress until her fitness and desire gets better. She improved, just not at the rate as everyone else.

I worked on basic skills, fundamentals and team work at practice AND during the games. My clueless kids got a little more playing time than my better players because they needed it more. Everyone took turns bringing the ball in and up the floor with a goal of everyone being successful at it. EVERYONE on my team is encouraged to shoot (except Tayja who is not allowed to shoot if we are ahead.) We didn't run any plays or worry about picks. We worked on everyone being in motion. I teach them that if they are moving with out the ball, they are right. We worked on staying between the ball and the basket. My pre season goal was "If I can get them to cut to the basket after every pass by the last game of the season, I can call the season a personal success. If every player can dribble with both hands by the end of the season, it will be a team success." We reached both goals while finishing with an 11 – 2 record, averaging 31.7 points per game and holding the opponents to 22.3 points per game. Our final loss was in the Championship game of the league tournament. Click here for a link to the tournament bracket.

Roster:

Tayja S (Homeschooled (born 3/2002), 5th season with me)

Lara S (5th Grade, 2nd season with me)

Erin F (5th Grade, 2nd season with me)

Maria R (5th Grade, first time player)

Katelyn B (4th Grade, first time player)

Gianna B (4th Grade, first time player)

Alexis B (4th Grade, first time player)

Becca T (3rd Grade, first time player)

Mikayla G (2nd Grade, first time player)

Results:

03/16/2013    vs HUSKIES                   L      22     31

03/13/2013    vs LONGHORNS          W       40     34

03/09/2013    vs BLUE DEVILS         W       44     23

03/02/2013    vs BLUE DEVILS         W       38     31

02/16/2013    vs JAYHAWKS             W        2     0

02/02/2013    vs HUSKIES                  L        31     38

01/26/2013    vs WILDCATS               W       34     14

01/12/2013    vs TAR HEELS               W       32     24

01/05/2013    vs BUCKEYES               W       30     16

12/22/2012    vs MARIAN A                W       28     11

12/15/2012    vs BRUINS                      W       26     20

12/08/2012    vs GATORS                     W       27     20

12/01/2012    vs MARIAN A                W        28      6

In the fall, Tayja will not play in the CYO. It seems wrong to tell a 10 year old that she is not allowed to score. The other 5th graders will move up to the next CYO age division or go to a 6th grade travel team. I hope to keep the all 5 of my younger players and add more underage younger players that I can keep for a couple of years.

Framingham Flyers 6th Grade Blue

My Flyers team played in the 6th grade Metro West Travel Girls  Division 5 for players in the 6th graders. We did not play a single team that was not created solely of 6th graders. I had 2 - 4th graders, 3 - 5th graders and 3 - 6th graders.  We also did not play any teams with less than 12 players and 15 was the norm. I had 8. 

My approach was the same as it was with my CYO team except we did more skill work, more dribbling and more layers of the Read and React. I held three practices a week - including once a week with our opponent in the town next door.  Most players made two of the three every week. A few made all of them. Every player was exposed to all of the Level One skills. I invited all of the 5th grade girls from both Marian CYO teams (see above) to practice with us.

We scrimmaged the 5th grade boys or the 6th grade boys once a week. We scrimmaged the 7th grade boys the week before the league tournament. We has a practice with the 8th grade girl's A team where they press us for an hour. We scrimmaged the local charter middle school's girls team - twice. We scrimmaged a near by team in the division above us.

We finished with an 11 – 4 record, averaging 29.9 points per game and holding the opponents to 24.9 points per game. Our final loss was in the Championship game of the league tournament.

The high lights of the 2012 winter Travel season are:

1. Everyone got over their fear of playing against boys.

2. We had games where 4 of the 8 players scored and everyone scored over the course of the season.

3. We could run the offense as long as it took to distort the zone.

4. We could break a press.

5. EVERYONE is playing together for me in the summer league.

Roster:

Nilijah R. (6th Grade, first time player, played in the drive way some over the years with her dad.)

Hannah C. (6th Grade, played rec league two years, second season with me.)
Brooke S. (6th Grade, played rec league two years, second season with me.) 

Chloe P. (5th Grade, first time player, touch a basketball for the first time in her first practice with me.)
Sophia F. (5th Grade, played rec league one year but has done a lot of clinics. Her dad is a girls high school varsity basketball coach.)
Tayja S. (Homeschooled (born 3/2002), 5th season with me.)

Celine A. (4th Grade, first time player, attended a junior's clinic in 1st to 3rd grades.)
Sofia B. (4th Grade, first time player, attended a junior's clinic in 1st to 3rd grades.)

Results:

03/10/2013    vs     Taunton         L     27     33

03/09/2013    vs     Sudbury        W     27     14

03/03/2013    vs     Dedham        W     39     18

02/24/2013    vs     Holliston       W     24     20

02/17/2013    vs     Sudbury        W     27     17

02/10/2013    vs     Dover            W     29     22

02/03/2013    vs     Wayland        W     18     17

01/27/2013    vs     Taunton         L      29     33

01/20/2013    vs     King Philip   W     28     15

01/13/2013    vs     Ashland        W     25     11

01/06/2013    vs     Holliston       W     25     13

12/23/2012    vs     Sudbury         L     28     37

12/16/2012    vs     Dover            W     35     23

12/09/2012    vs     Wayland        L      27     28

12/02/2012    vs     Taunton         W     30     24

In the fall, everyone is returning and I will add four or five players. We will move up to the 7th grade Division 3.  I'd like to play at a level where we win half of our regular season games.