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By HockomockSports.com Staff
2023-2024 Hockomock Boys Hockey Preview
Attleboro
2022-2023 Record: 4-15-0
2022-2023 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Gary Warren
As Attleboro looks to improve off of last year, it will need new players to step up and produce, especially on the offensive end. The Bombardiers lost their top five scorers from a season ago from a mix of graduation and transfer, but head coach Gary Warren has some welcome additions to mix into this year’s lineup.
There’s a good mix of experience and youth this season, especially with a handful of freshmen and sophomores who have at least a year of varsity experience under their belts. On top of that, the Bombardiers are getting a boost with the return of senior Dane Holske back from Bishop Feehan and sophomore Cam Elliott, who played club last year. Holske should provide an offensive boost and will be flanked by newcomer freshman Brody Wolfe and freshman Bryan Capone.
Freshman Drew Bessette, in his second year, will center a line flanked by Nate Conroy and junior Austin Bessette, while junior Brody Shaw will look to bolster the forward lines after making the transition from defense to offense and will play alongside Jack Moran and Tony Mancini. Defensively, junior Alex Jarousky provides Attleboro with an experienced presence along the blue line and he’ll be joined by Elliott, senior Nick Fernandes, and freshman Logan Bader. In net, senior Julien Horton and freshman Jake Westwater will push each other for time.
“We need to play disciplined hockey, limit our mental mistakes, and play with energy every shift,” Warren said. “If we can do that, we can be a competitive hockey club.”
Canton
2022-2023 Record: 22-4-0 (Davenport champion)
2022-2023 Finish: Div. 2 state champion
Coach: Brian Shuman
Canton continued to achieve incredible success with its third state championship in the last four tournaments last year, but that just means the target on the Bulldogs’ back continues to grow.
Even with graduation and other departures, the Bulldogs continue to be a contender year in and year out under one of the best coaches in the state in Brian Shuman. This year’s group features a good balance with eight seniors, eight juniors, 11 sophomores, and a pair of freshmen. And with that balance comes great depth, especially on offense. Senior forward Brendan Tourgee is one of the most experienced players in the league, and one of the most talented too. He’ll spearhead the Canton offense and be flanked by junior Travis Thomas and sophomore Joey Ryan. Returners Brian Middleton and Colin Blake could be poised for breakout years while senior Pat Drury brings a wealth of experience to that line.
Another constant with Canton is having one of the best defenses in the league. This year will feature a younger group than usual but expectations remain the same for the Bulldogs. Junior Connor Geoghan stood out in the preseason and won a competitive battle with four goalies on the roster. Senior Matt Anderson logged a ton of ice time last year and really impressed, so his leadership along the blue line will be key. Sophomores Teddy Shuman, Graidy Carr, Gavin Thompson, and Brannen Morris will look to fill out the defensive unit.
“We have some depth up front at forward this year, and no surprise that Brendan Tourgee looks great so far,” Shuman said, “On defense, Matt Anderson was one of our best last year and he will be leaned on heavily. After him, we will need a bunch of sophomores to step up.”
Foxboro
2022-2023 Record: 8-13-1
2022-2023 Finish: Reached Div. 3 Round of 32
Coach: Eric Galanti
With our four seniors gone from last year’s team that qualified for the state tournament, Foxboro could be looking at a deeper run this time out come March.
The Warriors have key pieces back all over the ice and their top three scorers from a season ago. Sophomore Owen McAuliffe and junior Dan Jacobs tied for a team-best 14 points while senior Connor Hayers was second on the team with seven goals and six assists. And a major addition will be senior Sully Kenneally, who missed all of last year with a junior. His presence along the blue line with juniors Tommy Watts, Leo Campbell, and Evan Paluzzi give the Warriors a solid foundation on the back. The backbone of the defense is in between the pipes with Trevor Marder back. Marder was one of the best goalies in the league last season.
McAuliffe, Jacobs, and Hayes will lead the offensive attack once again this year. Senior Luigi Muttart will also be in the mix, juniors Finlay Campbell and Ryan Wood could be poised for breakout seasons, and sophomore Mikey Ruo could be a bigger contributor after registering three assists as a rookie.
Franklin
2022-2023 Record: 17-6-0 (Kelley-Rex champion)
2022-2023 Finish: Reached the Div. 1 Sweet Sixteen
Coach: Chris Spillane
Franklin ran into a hot goaltender in the Sweet Sixteen last year, ending a playoff run that the Panthers thought could have lasted for another round of two. With its top four scorers back and a typically deep and talented roster, Franklin looks set to push for a 13th straight Kelley-Rex division crown and be right back in the mix among the top teams in Div. 1.
Scoring shouldn’t be an issue for Franklin. The Panthers scored a league-best 102 goals in 23 games, including 11 in a playoff win over Andover. Last year’s league MVP Ben Paterson (17 goals, 22 assists) is joined by fellow seniors Anthony Lampasona (14 goals, 22 assists), Dan Daley (14 goals, 15 assists), and Dylan McEvoy (10 goals, nine assists), who by themselves outscored three Hockomock teams in 2022-23. Seniors Zac Langevin and Liam Hager and juniors Carter Balducci and Jack Wernig will be counted on to chip in with more output this season.
Defensively, Franklin will have some new faces along the blue line, although senior Logan Marchand is back to give the team much-needed experience and leadership. Junior Owen Ariente is making the jump from JV, sophomore David Smith has transferred from Bishop Feehan, and senior Matt Toli is back with the program this season, and each will be expected to log big minutes in defense. Between the pipes, Franklin returns all three goalies from last year. Senior Colby Wagner was solid in his return from playing juniors, while juniors Jack O’Connor and Joe Torracco give Franklin enviable depth in goal.
“For Franklin to be successful this year, we will have to buy into a team defense concept,” said Franklin coach Chris Spillane. “Offensively the goals will come, we will place a major focus on our D-zone coverage.”
King Philip
2022-2023 Record: 12-6-3
2022-2023 Finish: Reached the Div. 1 Round of 32
Coach: Toby Carlow
Under first-year coach Toby Carlow, King Philip won 12 games and reached the state tournament only to run into perennial power Hingham in the first round. While the Warriors graduated six players, they will still have an experienced lineup to challenge for the league title and will have confidence that, now playing in Div. 2, they can put together a tournament run.
Seniors Cam Lehan-Allen and Sam Naggar will provide the leadership on the blue line with sophomore Sonny Bianculli returning after an impressive rookie campaign. The Warriors allowed 50 goals in the first 20 games last season, which was the third-lowest total in the league, so KP showed its ability to slow down opposition attacks. Juniors Ted Dolan and Trevor Walmsley will take over in goal and are battling for the starting role.
The Warriors will count on an experienced and deep forward group to create more scoring chances in the second year in Carlow’s system. Senior wingers Rowan Boulger, Nate Garstka, and Max Robison were among the team’s leading scorers last winter and sophomore center Grady Bianculli will look to improve after a solid first varsity season. Sophomores Joe Robison, Evan Regan, Jack Gresham, and Cole Kotkowski are all poised for bigger roles and more minutes this season.
“Our strength on both offense and defense is that we have a lot of returning players and with that, they should know the system and be able to improve upon what we were doing last season,” Carlow explained. “The freshmen who played last season should have no problem adjusting to the high school game and the older players should be ready to up their games and help us be successful.”
Mansfield
2022-2023 Record: 4-15-2
2022-2023 Finish: Reached Div. 2 Round of 32
Coach: Mark O’Brien
Mansfield won four games last year but benefitted from the new playoff format to earn a spot in the state tournament. With only three seniors on this season’s roster, second-year head coach Mark O’Brien will be relying on a young roster, but he is confident that the Hornets have the depth to be in the playoff conversation again at the end of the season.
Two of Mansfield’s seniors are in goal. Josh Hussey returns from last year’s roster and will be the starter on day one with Colin MacWalter backing him up. In front of them, juniors Declan Foley and Thomas Gormley return to make up the top defensive pairing. Gormley was the team MVP last year after an impressive sophomore campaign in all three zones. Junior Luke McGuire, sophomore Aidan Shea, and freshmen Logan Theroux and Anthony Diieso will round out the defensive group.
While young, a lot of the Hornets’ key players did get varsity experience last year. The forward line is an example, with juniors Brendan Vokey, Matt Tourigney, Matt Cromack, and Kevin O’Brien all coming back after getting plenty of ice time. Sophomores James Warren, Matt Kelly, and Cody Silver add more energy to the attacking units and freshman forward Roman Gerr is one of seven rookies that will get opportunities to contribute right away.
“We are a deeper team with balance throughout our top lines and consistency on the back end,” said O’Brien. “The team has the right mindset of hard work and continued learning. We are also young, hard-working, and improving every time we take the ice. The team is excited about the opportunity they have in front of them to be difficult to play against and to make it deep into the postseason.”
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North Attleboro
2022-2023 Record: 9-8-4
2022-2023 Finish: Reached Div. 2 Round of 32
Coach: Neil Hall
With only six seniors, and just four of them skaters, North Attleboro and first-year head coach Neil Hall will need a talented group of underclassmen to step up this year.
The Rocketeers boast one of the best goalie tandems in the Hockomock League with seniors Kyle Gruber and Nate Kelly back after both saw some valuable minutes between the pipes last year. In front of them, senior Kaden Burns will spearhead the offense after tying for the team-high in points last season. Burns, a captain along with Gruber, scored 17 goals and had a team-best 11 assists. The other three skaters in double-digit points last year (Mark Ayvazyan, Brody Gaulin, Gavin Arabian) all graduated.
That means there is an opportunity for new faces to step up and take on more responsibility on the offensive end. Sophomore Dominic Bertino contributed as a freshman with six points (three goals, three assists) and junior Jake Santucci added five helpers a year ago. Other seniors on the roster this year include defenseman Jack Julio and forwards Enzo Mattei and Logan Madden. North has six sophomores on the roster that will factor in right away.
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Oliver Ames
2022-2023 Record: 10-10-1
2022-2023 Finish: Reached Div. 2 Round of 32
Coach: Jimmy Tierney
Oliver Ames enjoyed a season of improvement under first-year head coach Jimmy Tierney as the Tigers went from six wins to a spot in the state tournament. With a strong core of players back on the ice this year, Tierney and the Tigers will be looking to continue that upward trajectory.
With only six seniors gone to graduation, Oliver Ames boasts a lot of familiar faces in its lineup. A lot of that experience comes up front in the forward lines, featuring seniors Andrew Livingstone, Matt Lawson, and Jack Corey, along with returning junior Shaun Teehan. All four of those skaters have a good amount of varsity experience, and with a potential breakout season on the horizon for junior Patrick DeLoughrey and sophomore Brendan Teehan, the offensive zone should be a strength for OA this year.
There’s more familiarity on the blue line starting with senior captain Sean Kearns, another four-year veteran on the squad. Kearns will toe the blue line alongside junior Bryce Deibel while seniors Andrew Poulos and Landon Grothe give the Tigers great depth at the position. Having that much experience on defense will also give a boost on the offensive end. In net, senior Nolan Gemmiti has won the starting job with freshman Josh Devito battling for time on ice.
“We will look to rely on our senior leadership group, as well as our group of returning players to build off our season last year,” Tierney said. “We will aim to outwork our opponents, and make a run to the playoffs.”
Stoughton/Brockton
2022-2023 Record: 7-13-0
2022-2023 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Dan Mark
Although the Stoughton/Brockton co-op team lost several key seniors to graduation, there is a good nucleus of players back in the mix for legendary head coach Dan Mark.
The Knight Boxers will once again skate as an independent team but will face off against the majority of the Hockomock League at some point throughout the year as Attleboro, Foxboro, Mansfield, North Attleboro, Oliver Ames, and Taunton are all on the schedule. Between graduation and other departures, Stoughton/Brockton lost its top three scorers from last year. The top returning scorer is senior Ryan Summers, a defenseman who collected three goals and 13 assists a year ago. Summers and Stoughton’s Ben Shirey will be key veterans among an experienced blue line group for the Knight Boxers while both goalies from last year — Sean McGowan and Dmytro Yakovenko — are back this year.
While there are five defensemen and both goalies back, there is opportunity in the offensive zone. Senior Brendan Twohig had six goals and four assists a year ago, senior Owen Dupont is a strong candidate for a larger role offensively, and sophomore Jake McSweeney is looking to build off a five-goal, four-assist rookie campaign. There are a dozen seniors on this year’s roster and eight combined sophomores and freshmen.
Taunton
2022-2023 Record: 13-10-0
2022-2023 Finish: Reached Div. 3 Round of 32
Coach: Kris Metea
Taunton only has two seniors on its roster and lost its two top point producers so head coach Kris Metea will need some younger players to stop up during the 2023-2024 season.
The Tigers only graduated five skaters but that included Connor McGrath and Colton Scheralis, who accounted for the majority of Taunton’s offensive output a season ago. Taunton’s two seniors this season will be vital for their leadership both on and off the ice. Senior captain Conner Goranson is the top returning scorer (30 points) while senior Owen Hathaway is poised for a breakout year. Junior Travis Cashman established himself as a top player on the blue line last year with 20 points and he will anchor that unit for the Tigers while classmate Tre Nedeau (17 points) brings a wealth of varsity experience and is a great two-way player for Taunton.
A big boost this year comes from outside additions with junior forward Cayden Clancy (Bishop Feehan) and sophomore defenseman Braden Lachance (Mount St. Charles) in the mix. Both players figure to make an immediate impact. Already with a year of varsity experience, the freshman line of Jameson Vallarelli, Breighdyn Simmons, and Drew Nedeau will look to make more contributions on the offensive end. The strength of the defense will be in the net as junior Cam Tomaszycki returns for another year between the pips.
“It’s a young group that is hungry and wants to compete,” Metea said. “They have excellent team chemistry.”
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Wednesday’s Schedule & Scoreboard – 01/19/22
Today’s games are listed below.
Boys Basketball
Oliver Ames, 66 @ Southeastern, 67 – Final – Oliver Ames led after each of the first three quarters but Southeastern scored the go-ahead bucket with just over two seconds to play to steal the win from the Tigers. Junior Zach Tagliamonte scored a team-high 25 points for the second straight game to pace the Tigers. Jake Grimaldi chipped in with 17 points and Drew Baxter had 10 for the Tigers.
Stoughton, 72 @ Weymouth, 61 – Final – Deadlocked after three quarters, Stoughton poured in 24 points and get some key stops to secure a win on the road at Weymouth. Freshman Matt Greenspoon hit a big three and added another field goal in the fourth quarter to spark the Black Knights, finishing with 11 points (all in the second half). Senior Connor Andrews scored nine of his team-high 24 points in the final frame and junior Rayan Sablon had 11 of his 19 points in the last frame to help Stoughton get the win.
Girls Basketball
Sharon, 46 @ East Bridgewater, 63 – Final – Jasmine Davis scored 27 points and added 20 rebounds, but it wasn’t enough as the Eagles fell on the road in a non-league game. Rachael Hager chipped in with 12 points for the second straight day.
Stoughton, 35 @ Canton, 60 – Final – Fay Gallery led the way for the Bulldogs with 23 points, including four three-pointers, as Canton extended its win streak to five games. The Bulldogs held a three-point lead after one and extended it to 10 by halftime. The Black Knights stayed within 13 heading to the fourth, but Canton outscored the visitors 19-7 over the final eight minutes to pull away for a big win. Kiara Cerruti scored 14 and Sydney Gallery added seven for Canton. Kate Bulger scored 13 for the Black Knights, including six in the first, and Vanessa Phelimond and Raina Tat each scored six.
Boys Hockey
Attleboro, 1 @ North Attleboro, 8 – Final – Click here for a Photo Gallery from this game. – Troy Carlisle scored a pair of goals and assisted on two other, helping North sweep the season series against Attleboro. Carlisle opened the scoring with a breakaway goal four minutes into the game and then picked up an assist about four minutes later when he set up Jack Dluhy in the slot. Attleboro goalie Nick Piazza made a pad stop but Joe Quinn knocked in the rebound. North hit the post twice in the first and Attleboro had a shot cleared off the line. Carlisle got his second when he stole the puck in the attacking zone and found the top corner. Nick Longa made it 4-0, assisted by Nik Kojoian and Mark Ayvazyan. North then got two more 39 seconds apart to lead 6-0 after two. Quinn scored his second off a Dluhy assist and Brody Gaulin was credited with a tip of Austin Comery’s shot from the point. Kojoian got his second assist early in the third when Anthony Westcott’s shot from the point went in off the bar. Gaulin added a 4-on-4 goal with 8:37 to play, assisted by Brady Sarro. Attleboro got on the board in the final 90 seconds, as Sean Marshall went the length of the ice on the power play and buried his shot in the top corner past North goalie Nate Kelly (eight saves). Piazza finished with 46 saves in the loss.
Oliver Ames, 0 @ Canton, 7 – Final
Foxboro, 1 @ King Philip, 6 – Final – Click here for a Photo Gallery from this game. – King Philip sophomore Brad Guden scored a hat trick to lead the Warriors to a league win over Foxboro at the Foxboro Sports Center. King Philip scored twice in the first, three times in the second, and tacked on one more in the third to get the win. Guden set up KP’s first goal, carrying possession into the offensive zone before teeing up classmate Sam Naggar for a one-timer from the blue line that found its way through. Less than two minutes later, John Campbell used a nice move in front to beat the goalie, assists going to Sean Crowther and Kevin Birenbaum. Foxboro cut the deficit in half with 8:08 to play in the first as senior Ben Ricketts intercepted a clearance attempt and fired a wrister that was partially stopped but trickled over the line. Guden lit the lamp twice in the second, first firing a low wrister from the blue line that found the back of the net, and then minutes later, had another low shot take a fortunate deflection off a Foxboro skate and into the back of the net. Crowther came flying down the left side before roofing a shot with less than two minutes to go to make it 5-1 after two periods. Guden completed the hat trick in the third, finishing off a pass from Crowther for a 6-1 edge. Senior Josh Marcoux made 33 saves in net for Foxboro.
Franklin, 7 @ Taunton, 1 – Final – Franklin scored three goals in each the first and second periods on its way to a league win on the road over Taunton. Christian Shabbick scored a hat trick for the Panhters, scoring with eight minutes left in the first (on an assist from Ben Paterson) to make it 3-0, again less then two minutes into the second (from Anthony Lampasona) to make it 4-0, and then completed the hat trick (on another assist from Paterson) to push the lead to 6-0. Dylan Marchand added a pair of goals, Ryan Sicchio scored on the power play in the first period, and Paterson lit the lamp once and had a total of three assists. Freshman Jack O’Connor made 16 saves for the win. Taunton sophomore Conner Goranson scored off of an assist from senior Nathan Fernandes in the third period. Freshman Cam Tomaszycki made 46 saves in net for the Tigers.
Stoughton, 7 @ Cardinal Spellman, 2 – Final – Stoughton’s Sean Farley scored a pair of goals to help the Black Knights pick up their second win over Cardinal Spellman this month. Ryan Summers, Joe McNulty, Cooper Card, Colin Alessi and Charlie Caputo each added one goal for Stoughton.
Girls Hockey
Canton, 4 @ Medway/Ashland, 1 – Final – Audrey Koen scored a pair of goals to lead Canton to a third straight win and its fifth win in the last six games.
Franklin, 0 @ Medfield, 1 – Final (OT)
Mansfield/Oliver Ames, 2 @ Westwood, 2 – Final
King Philip, 9 @ Dedham, 0 – Final
Stoughton/Sharon, 2 vs. West/East Bridgewater, 7 – Final
Wrestling
Canton, 12 @ North Attleboro, 69 – Final
Sharon, 62 @ Foxboro, 14 – Final – Ashmith Yeruva, Vehnil Rangaraman, Adam Landstein, Cam Birnbaum, Nick Varvak, Kyle Samuels, Aaron Cashton, Phil Varvak, Cormac Horlbogen, Ethan Siao, and Ron Loebl each won for the Eagles, who clinched at least a share of the Davenport division title with the victory.
Mansfield, 21 @ Franklin, 49 – Final
Milford @ King Philip, 6:00
Oliver Ames, 78 @ Stoughton, 6 – Final – Senior Gio Juste, juniors Ryan Widdop, Kyle Hardie, and Victor Romeiro, and freshman Rory Gallagher-Lambert each earned a pinfall win for the Tigers.
Taunton, 72 @ Keefe Tech, 9 – Final – Ryan Jones (113), Christian Balmain (152), John Mandeville (160), Peter Ye (195), and Logan Frank (220) all won by pin to help Taunton secure a win on the road over Keefe Tech.
Boys Swimming
North Attleboro @ Canton, 5:15
King Philip, 29 @ Taunton, 43 – Final
Girls Swimming
North Attleboro @ Canton, 5:15
King Philip, 63 @ Taunton, 17 – Final
Monday’s Schedule & Scoreboard – 01/17/22
Today’s games are listed below.
Boys Basketball
Foxboro, 70 @ Abington, 65 – Final – Foxboro took a lead in the first quarter and never trailed the rest of the way in securing a win on the road over Abington. Senior Dylan Gordon hit 10 shots from the field, including just one three-pointer, on his way to a career-high 27 points to pace the Warriors, who led 13-8 after one and 33-25 at halftime. Junior Alex Penders added 18 points while the Warriors got key three-pointers from Sam Golub, Ryan LeClair, Andrew Finn, and Cam Barreira. Foxboro carried a 50-44 lead into the final quarter.
Mansfield, 65 @ BC High, 87 – Final – Mansfield held a one-point lead (19-18) after the first quarter but couldn’t recover from the 10-point deficit it faced at halftime to suffer its first loss of the season. Senior Matt Hyland had a team-high 20 points while Dante James and Jack Lasbury-Casey each chipped in with 12 points.
Girls Basketball
Mansfield, 54 vs. Notre Dame Academy, 40 – Final – Mansfield trailed by two after the first quarter but then put together an 18-8 second to take a lead that it wouldn’t relinquish, picking up a non-league home win. Abby Wager led the way for the Hornets with 16 points and Natalya Gill added 13, including three makes from beyond the arc. The duo combined for 10 of Mansfield’s 12 points in the first, but NDA led by two after eight minutes. In the second, Mansfield scored 18 points to head into the locker room up by eight. Wager and Hallie Popat (seven points) each scored five in the quarter and Gill knocked down a three. Wager and Gill were back at it in the third, teaming up for 11 of Mansfield’s 15, as the Hornets went into the fourth up by 10. NDA was held to just five points in the final quarter, as Mansfield locked down defensively to seal the win. Kara Santos scored six points on her return to the lineup.
Boys Hockey
Canton, 3 vs. Newburyport, 1 – Final
Franklin, 9 @ Foxboro, 1 – Final – Foxboro scored a first period goal to cut Franklin’s lead in half at 2-1 after a period of play, but the Panthers scored seven unanswered over the final two periods to secure the win. Ben Jarosz and Adam Quinn each scored twice and recorded two assists apiece to pace the Panthers’ offense. Dylan Marchand added a pair of goals and an assist, Dom Lampasona scored once and had one helper, and eight other Panthers recorded one point. Franklin freshman Jack O’Connor made 14 saves for the win. Ben Ricketts scored for Foxboro off of an assist from Derek Axon.
Oliver Ames, 6 @ Quincy, 8 – Final – Oliver Ames junior Sean McCarthy scored a hat trick but the Tigers fell on the road to Quincy. Sophomore Andrew Livingstone lit the lamp twice and had three assists for OA while freshman Shaun Teehan scored once and had one assist. Sophomore Sean Kearns had a pair of assists while McCarthy and Matt Lawson each tallied one helper.
Stoughton, 5 vs. East Bridgewater, 6 – Final – Stoughton’s Sean Farley found the back of the net twice but the Black Knights lost a tight contest with East Bridgewater. Charlie Caputo, Ryan Summers, and Cooper Card also scored for the Black Knights.
Taunton, 1 @ Somerset-Berkley, 4 – Final
Girls Hockey
Franklin, 1 @ Algonquin, 1 – Final (OT) – Franklin scored with under a minute left in the third period to earn a comeback point against Algonquin. Down 1-0, the Panthers pulled the goalie and Ava Villella redirected a shot from Maggie McCaffrey with 5.9 seconds to go to pull even.
Mansfield/Oliver Ames, 3 vs. Longmeadow, 2 – Final
King Philip, 5 vs. Archbishop Williams, 1 – Final
Gymnastics
Attleboro @ North Attleboro – Postponed to TBD.
Mansfield @ King Philip, 12:30
Sharon, 127 @ Taunton, 124 – Final