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Milford Flips The Script With Comeback Win Over King Philip
By Ryan Lanigan || HockomockSports.com Editor
MILFORD, Mass. — Four weeks ago, King Philip scored twice in the final 12 minutes to stun Milford and grab a 3-2 win.
It might not have been as dramatic on Thursday night, but the Scarlet Hawks flipped the script on the Warriors.
This time it was Milford who rallied from a one-goal deficit in the second half, scoring twice inside the final 25 minutes to gain the lead while senior goalie Iuri Dias made a game-saving stop with just over five minutes to go to secure a 3-2 win.
“I think the boys are really ecstatic to get that loss back,” said Milford head coach Antonio Pinto. The Hawks’ three losses this year are to St. John’s Prep (#1 in Division 1), Oliver Ames (#1 in Division 2) and KP — the Hawks had a second half red card in the first meeting and finished with 10 men. “I think they wanted to see how this game played out if we kept 11 men. I don’t think there was a clear cut better team today, it was a good match.”
Milford struck just 29 seconds into the game when junior Mayck Moreira smashed in a header off a cross from sophomore Marcos Da Silva while King Philip leveled the match just before halftime as good pressure from senior Ryan Love forced a loose ball that junior Greyson Perachi jumped onto and fired a left-footed shot from the corner of the area that found the back of the net.
That set the stage for an exciting second half filled with chances from both sides, key stops from both Dias and his counterpart Brent Schneider, and near misses — right down to the final seconds.
Just 10 minutes into the second half, Schneider made an excellent diving stop right at the post, just getting down to push a shot from Milford junior Bryan Ribeiro wide. Three minutes later, the Warriors had their first lead. Perachi jumped on a loose ball in the attacking third, danced his way into a bit of space and fired a low shot from about 25 yards out. The shot was stopped but spilled and the only player to follow the shot was KP senior Nick Longobardi and he had an easy finish to give KP a 2-1 lead.
“That was a good match,” said King Philip head coach Mike O’Neill. “We have great respect for Coach Pinto and his team. They are technical and athletic — they will be a tough out in the tournament.”
The advantage lasted less than five minutes though. Marcos Da Silva gained possession in the midfield and slowed the play. Given some time and space, he rifled a switch over the top of the defense to the right side where senior Danny Da Silva ran onto it, took a touch at goal into the area and blasted a finish past the keeper to make it 2-2.
“The kids are resilient really, they don’t really get affected,” Pinto said. “I don’t know if it’s a good thing or a bad thing, because it feels like we’re crawling back into the game a lot, but they just they stay composed. They get a little emotional sometimes, and we’re trying to control that.”
KP’s defense did well as Milford pushed for the go-ahead goal. Ben Cochran tracked back well to deny a potential breakaway bid, and on the ensuing corner, Jakoby Penabad came up with a key stop to prevent a clean shot from inside the area. Schneider did his part too, denying Marcos Da Silva’s one-timer with a stop in the top corner at the near post, and then again with a leaping one-handed stop on a great half volley bid from Cael Martins — from about 30 yards out — minutes later.
But Milford’s pressure paid off as the Hawks seized the lead on a corner kick. Marcos Da Silva’s service was met by junior center back Gui Quaresma, and his towering header at the far post bounced back through the six-yard box and into the side netting to put Milford ahead 3-2.
It was a hat trick of assists for Marcos Da Silva — on his birthday.
“The last time we talked, the tie against Franklin, that was a game I was telling Marcos I wanted him taking the ball more, driving with the ball more because he’s fast, he’s athletic, and he’s tough to defend one-on-one. I don’t think there’s many defenders that contain him.”
The drama was far from over as King Philip came inches from tying the game three times in the final 10 minutes. Senior Marco Amorim dropped a perfect cross that Perachi got on the end of with a header but Dias timed his leap perfectly, getting just enough of his hand to it as it hit the top of the crossbar and went over the box.
“He’s such a competitor, and he takes it all to heart,” Pinto said of Dias. “You could tell after the goals he gave up that he wanted a chance to make up for it, and he really did. That was a phenomenal save and that saved the game for us.”
A minute later, junior Max Van Hoesen unleashed a shot from 35 yards out that sizzled just over the crossbar. And then in the final seconds, an errant punt fell to Amorim and he unleashed a shot from 40 yards out with the net open, but it bounced just wide before the final whistle.
Milford boys soccer (8-3-6) closes out the regular season on Tuesday with a trip to Canton for a 7:00 start. King Philip (8-4-5) returns home to host Stoughton at 6:00 the same day.
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Amorim Sparks King Philip To Win Over Sharon
By Ryan Lanigan || HockomockSports.com Editor
WRENTHAM, Mass. — After being limited to just eight games a year ago, King Philip senior Marco Amorim is wasting no time making up for it with a breakout start to his final season.
Amorim had a goal and an assist on Tuesday afternoon to lead the Warriors to a 2-0 win over division foe Sharon. The result pushed KP’s unbeaten streak to four in a row since dropping the opener.
“He’s the complete package,” said King Philip head coach Mike O’Neill. “He’s accountable on defense, he’s lightning quick on the ball, and he’s super intelligent with his movement. He’s playing some elite soccer right now and I’m not sure where everyone else is at around the league but I wouldn’t be surprised if he was leading the league in points.”
His goal put the Warriors ahead in the eighth minute of the game and then he set up classmate Nick Longobardi in the 46th minute to double the advantage for the hosts.
The Warriors have scored in all five games so far this season, and found the back of the net seven times in its previous two games against OA and Westwood. But KP also conceded seven, tying both games. O’Neill was happy for his side to secure their second shutout of the season.
“Yeah, I’m very pleased with the effort from the boys,” O’Neill said. “More importantly, we were having some organizational and tactical problems in defense, and you know when you get going in season, with 18 games and there’s two or three a week, it’s very hard to find time to teach. But the boys picked it up very fast today, and I was pleased.
“Instead of just sitting in at the end, we left them out there in our original shape to give the midfielders time to really get reps being in the right place. They did better. They did better, but we still have plenty of work to do.”
KP’s bright start came from Amorim’s strong play in the midfield. The senior won a handful of early challenges and helped spray the ball around, picking out teammates in both flanks while looking for through balls past the defense. The opening — and game-winning — ended up coming off his right foot less than 10 minutes in.
Junior Greyson Perachi played a ball out wide for senior George Blakesley. His service into the area was knocked away by Sharon keeper Sam Buder but the ensuing clearance didn’t make it out of the area, looping up only as far as Amorim, who took it one-time and it deflected off the near post and in to make it 1-0.
KP had a chance just a minute later when Longobardi got off a shot from just inside the area but Sharon defender Arjun Singhania did well to block it down.
The Eagles started to gain footing in the game as the half went on. Jusenly Lorth flashed a header wide off a free kick from Zack Abdelkader in the 13th minute and then KP goalie Brent Schneider made a pair of saves on Sharon sophomore Greg Pavlov in the 14th and 17th minutes, including a strong stop on a chance from inside the box.
Sharon added two more chances before the halftime whistle but didn’t truly test Schneider. Senior Leo Yin ripped a one timer that went over the bar in the 38th minute, and seconds later, Damian Gorea teed up Pavlov for a chance in the area but his bid was wide at the near post.
The halftime whistle came at the right time for KP, who regrouped at the break and doubled its lead less than 10 minutes into the second half. A looping ball from Amorim to Longobardi set up the corner, and the two connected again on the set piece to double the lead. Amorim’s service dropped right to the penalty spot and Longobardi rose above the crowd and deposited a perfect header into the upper corner, leaving no chance for an outstretched Buder.
“We definitely talked about the importance of continuing to compete, especially when you’re ahead,” O’Neill said. “We had an object lesson on Saturday about how quickly you can lose a lead–and even lose it multiple times–but they didn’t today. That’s one of the exciting things about this team: you can remind them of what happened in previous games, and they respond. It isn’t about the effort, they work hard, and it’s really just about finding that mental focus again. They did that today. I was very happy for them. They got the second goal, and then we pretty much just took the air out of the ball for the rest of the game.”
Sharon made an effort to get forward over the final 20 minutes but Schneider was only called into action once, punching away a free kick from senior Diego Martinez from 25 yards out.
King Philip’s defense was anchored by seniors Ryan Love and Ben Cochran in front of Schneider. Blakesley manned the right wing while Jacoby Penabad and Hunter Wells played on the left. Senior Greg Manley and Nick Wendling provided an extra layer of defense up the middle from their spots in the midfield.
“We have some very good players, but we also have a lot of inexperience, so they’re getting up to speed quickly,” O’Neill said. “Brent and Ryan have been terrific. Brent, of course, is one of our captains. He’s a very steady hand back there. He never gets rattled, he’s completely calm, and he’s a really good athlete, so he gives the other players a lot of confidence. I also thought this was one of Ryan’s best games. He had an amazing game against Franklin, and I think this was second only to that. He played really well in the back, and even under a ton of pressure he looked really relaxed.”
King Philip boys soccer (2-1-1 Hockomock, 2-1-2 overall) will look to extend its unbeaten streak on Thursday when it visits Foxboro. Sharon (1-2-1, 1-2-1) is on the road again with a trip to Mansfield on the same day.
2025 Hockomock League Boys Soccer Preview
By HockomockSports.com Staff
2025 Hockomock League Boys Soccer Preview
Attleboro
2024 Record: 5-9-4
2024 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Peter Pereira
Attleboro competed with some top teams and had some very close results, but ended up on the outside looking in for both the division title and the postseason. A strong group of returners is hoping to change that this year.
The Bombardiers bring back one of the most experienced back lines in the league. Senior Mason Prive has a ton of varsity experience and is among the most talented central players in the league. Classmates Jack Smith, Jacob Fairweather, Sam Smith, and Max D’Amico bolster a defense that will look to be one of the stingiest units in the Hock. Senior Keagan Gray played in 12 games in net last season while senior Aidan Shields is competing for minutes between the sticks.
The midfield also features plenty of experience, with seniors Jonas Marques, Jonathan Esteban, Kevin Cristi, and Boden Proulx all competing for time. That depth in the center of the pitch will give longtime head coach Peter Pereira the flexibility to match up with different opponents and keep a high work rate throughout games. Up top, the Bombardiers return firepower with seniors Drew Ribeiro and Corvengdjimy Thomas leading the attack. Thomas, a 2024 HockomockSports Best XI selection, has already shown he can be a game-changer with his ability to take on defenders and finish and had a team-high 11 goals last season. Ribeiro provides another consistent scoring option and is someone opposing defenses will have to constantly keep an eye on in the area. Senior William Coogan adds another strong option up front while junior Jaedyn Beland, after two years in the back four, will look to provide an additional punch up top with his speed and skill.
“This is a committed group of players that will put the work in to be the best,” said Pereira. “We have a veteran group that is ready to compete this fall, and it should be a fun season.”
2025 Hockomock League Boys Soccer Preview
Canton
2024 Record: 6-9-3
2024 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Danny Erickson
Canton is aiming to bounce back this fall after a 6-9-3 campaign, returning a strong core of players that gained valuable experience a year ago. With a mix of proven seniors and talented younger players, longtime head coach Danny Erickson has reason to believe the Bulldogs can push their way back into both division title and playoff contention.
Up front, senior captain Vlad Francoeur returns as the team’s leading scorer and will once again be the focal point of Canton’s attack. Francoeur’s ability to finish and create chances makes him one of the league’s top offensive threats, and he earned HockomockSports Second XI honors last year after registering seven goals and four assists. On the other end of the pitch, senior captain James Howard anchors the back line, bringing leadership and defensive toughness that will be key in close games. His size is a plus helping to handle corners and set pieces.
Between the posts, senior Dylan Wright returns in goal after gaining experience last fall, giving the Bulldogs stability at a critical position. Behind him, four underclassmen keepers are working hard to provide depth and competition in training. The Bulldogs are hopeful that their style of play will be bolstered by a year of experience, as a large group of returning players look more comfortable on the ball and capable of sustaining possession. At the same time, Canton still plans to move forward quickly in attack, combining possession with pace and direct play when opportunities arise.
“After struggling a bit to get results the past couple of seasons, this group is ready and hungry,” said Erickson. “We are excited to see what we can accomplish together.”
Foxboro
2024 Record: 1-17-0
2024 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Christopher Gagne
Foxboro enters a new era this fall with head coach Christopher Gagne taking over the program. The Warriors were very young last season and are aiming to take a significant step forward, leaning on a strong senior class and a large group of juniors eager to take on expanded roles after gaining valuable experience over the last two seasons.
Senior keeper Henry Griffin anchors the back, bringing leadership and reliability in goal. Classmates Chuck Lavallee and Ethan McHugo return to the back line, providing experience and stability, while Timothy Kerzner-Greenwell and Cameron Pelletier will play key roles in controlling the midfield. The Warriors also return juniors Adam Bougoussa and Adam Taj, both expected to make important contributions. Incoming freshman Tommy Brown is a newcomer to watch and is set to see plenty of varsity minutes right away.
Gagne is preaching a possession-minded approach, combining fast-paced ball movement with an emphasis on unpredictable attacking play. Defensively, the Warriors will lean on their senior-led leadership and a conservative structure designed to handle pressure.
“My general outlook on this season at Foxboro is that we are going to have a strong results-oriented season for two reasons,” said Gagne. “One is because of the large returning junior and senior class who have been playing together since they were in grade school and the second is because of the new coaching staff and structure that’s been put in place. Of course I don’t want to give any secrets away but we are looking forward to a competitive season.”
Franklin
2024 Record: 16-5-1 (Kelley-Rex division champions)
2024 Finish: Reached Div. 1 state quarterfinals
Head Coach: Nick Goldman
Franklin enters the new season with plenty of momentum, coming off a run to the Division 1 state quarterfinals and the program’s third straight Kelley-Rex division crown. In just his second season, head coach Nick Goldman is tasked with guiding the Panthers through another transition year after graduating a sizable and talented senior class that included two HockomockSports.com Best XI selections and two more Second XI honorees.
Despite the heavy losses, the Panthers always find a way to reload and they return a strong core that should keep them in contention. Up front, Jason Proenca and Andre Missagia will be relied on to generate chances and provide scoring. Senior Josh Rappa picked up a ton of experience last year and adds another weapon in the attack and will look to build off a promising campaign. Defensively, Franklin has an experienced trio in Jackson Labella, Deacon Eglintine, and Zach O’Mohoney O’Sullivan, who will be key in maintaining the Panthers’ identity as a hard-working, organized group that doesn’t give up many goals (just 26 goals against in 43 games over the last two years). Senior Casey Flynn will play a crucial role in net, giving Franklin both leadership and shot-stopping ability at the back.
Goldman expects his group to be well balanced, with the ability to create goals in different ways while staying disciplined defensively. With a mix of returning veterans and younger players looking to step into larger roles, Franklin hopes to remain among the Hock’s elite.
“For the second year in a row we have graduated 15 seniors,” said Goldman. “In order to be successful in a very competitive Hockomock League we will need strong leadership from our captains and senior class, as well as some underclassmen to step up and contribute.”
King Philip
2024 Record: 4-9-5
2024 Finish: Missed playoffs
Coach: Mike O’Neill
King Philip may have finished below .500 last season, but the Warriors were better than their record suggested, with several narrow one-goal defeats against quality opponents. With a strong senior core and a talented junior class stepping into bigger roles, KP is looking to get back into the playoff picture and compete in the Kelley-Rex division.
The midfield is expected to be a strength, led by senior Marco Amorim. After missing much of last season due to injuries, Amorim is healthy and ready to be a dominant presence in the center of the pitch. Senior Nick Longobardi gives the Warriors a true No. 9 up top, bringing intensity and scoring ability to the attack. Senior captains George Blakesly (defense/midfield) and Brent Schneider (goalkeeper) provide leadership and accountability, with Schneider coming off a great season last fall and ready to be a steadying presence at the back.
KP also has a promising junior class. Striker Greyson Perachi is poised for a breakout season and has the tools to become one of the league’s top scorers, while midfielder Max Van Hoesen is expected to make a major impact in the middle of the field. In the back, seniors Ryan Love and Ben Cochran and junior Jacoby Penabad are transitioning from other positions but are quickly growing into reliable defenders.
“We are hoping for a bounce-back season this year,” said O’Neill. “I think the new schedule we are playing will showcase the depth and the competitiveness of the Hockomock League around the state. Playing our rivals in the league once instead of twice will also raise the intensity of the matchups. Every game is a derby now!”
Mansfield
2024 Record: 16-4-2
2024 Finish: Reached Div. 2 state semifinals
Coach: Steve Sheridan
After delivering the best season in program history last fall, Mansfield faces the daunting question of where the program goes next — and head coach Steve Sheridan is hoping the answer is “up.” The Hornets rode a veteran group all the way to the Division 2 state semifinals, where they fell in overtime to rival Oliver Ames, and now the challenge is reloading after graduating eight senior starters who were all impact players.
The good news is that there is plenty of talent back to build around. Senior captain Troy Lasbury-Casey, a HockomockSports.com Second XI selection, returns in net after a standout junior season and will once again anchor the back. Fellow captains Brandon Gardner and Dom Nassif give the Hornets leadership in the midfield and attack, while a strong group of sophomores gained valuable experience last fall. Aidan Norige and Jack Howard both return after seeing time in the backline as underclassmen, helping to offset some of the graduation losses including Best XI selections Matt Sullivan and Cooper Austin.
In the middle of the pitch, Sujay Gaddam joins Gardner to provide control and stability, with Noah Aranes, Connor Fernandes, and Cody Silver bringing pace and width on the outside. Silver is very dangerous inside the area and has a knack for finding the ball in dangerous spots. Ryan Johnson’s versatility will be another asset as he is expected to contribute all over the field, from defense to midfield to attack. In goal, junior Danny Fleming is set to push Lasbury-Casey and give Mansfield depth.
The Hornets signaled their readiness for another strong campaign by capturing the 2025 Whaler Invitational during the preseason, a good sign for a team looking to reload quickly and remain among the state’s best.
“Not sure where we go after last season, but hopefully up,” Sheridan said. “With graduating eight starting seniors, it’s going to be tough, but I think we’ll be alright with our returning guys.”
Milford
2024 Record: 11-5-4
2024 Finish: Reached Div. 2 Round of 16
Coach: Antonio Pinto
Milford made one of the biggest turnarounds in the league last fall, bouncing back from a five-win season in 2023 to finish second in the Kelley-Rex division, just two points behind Franklin, and pulling off an impressive 4-0 upset on the road over Dartmouth in the state tournament. With much of that young core back, the Scarlet Hawks are aiming to build on last year’s success and compete for the division title again this fall.
Senior striker Danny Da Silva, a HockomockSports.com Best XI selection, headlines the returners and will once again be the focal point in the attack. A four-year varsity player, Da Silva combines a high soccer IQ with reliability in big moments, and Milford will lean heavily on his ability to create and finish chances. Defensively, senior captain Gianelli Caccin returns for his third year as a starter at center back, bringing toughness and leadership to the back line. He’ll be paired with junior Gui Quaresma, a towering presence in the heart of the defense, to form one of the league’s most experienced center back pairings. Sophomore Victor dos Santos steps in to fill the void in goal for his first year as a starter.
In the midfield, the Scarlet Hawks return several important contributors. Sophomore Marcos Da Silva is back after gaining valuable experience last year, while junior Mayck Moreira is looking to build on a strong campaign. Junior Bryan Ribeiro and senior Brunno Esteves also return to provide depth and experience in the middle of the pitch. Together, that group will be tasked with connecting Milford’s defensive strength to its potent attack — and have the experience to do so.
Head coach Antonio Pinto believes his team’s effort and attitude will set the tone this fall. The Scarlet Hawks pride themselves on bringing intensity on both ends of the field and making it difficult for any opponent to find rhythm.
“Hopefully we can be a very hardworking team that makes it tough for anyone to play against us,” said Pinto.
North Attleboro
2024 Record: 5-9-4
2024 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Geoff Burgess
North Attleboro heads into the fall looking to take a step forward after a 5-9-4 campaign last season. With a strong group of seniors back across the field, longtime head coach Geoff Burgess believes the Red Rocketeers have the pieces to be more competitive in the Davenport division and make a push toward the postseason.
The Rocketeers return experience at every level. Senior John Gillis anchors the defense from his central spot and will be counted on to organize the back line, while fellow seniors Colin Boyer and Gavin Hickey add strength and depth alongside him. In the midfield, senior Tyler Dameron returns to run the show and will be key in linking the defense to the attack. Dameron has a lot of varsity experience and will be pulling the strings in the midfield. Senior Connor Foley provides another steady option in the middle while junior Tyler Brayley is set to step into a larger role as well. Up front, senior Parker Peri leads the line and is expected to be a consistent scoring threat, joined by senior Lucas Mastin as another striker option. In goal, North has a competition on its hands, with senior Nick Jackson and junior Zach Lapointe both battling for the starting job.
Burgess and the Rocketeers are aiming to open things up more offensively this year, while still building on the team’s defensive foundation. The focus will be on bringing intensity from the opening whistle, an area that cost North in close games last fall.
“We are in the process of discovering who we want to be as a team,” said Burgess. “Our style should include some possession and solid defense, but we are planning to open things up this season to try and score more goals. Our focus will be on our level of intensity during each game.”
Oliver Ames
2024 Record: 18-2-2 (Davenport division champions)
2024 Finish: Division 2 State Champions
Coach: John Barata
We said last year that it was hard to imagine the target on OA’s back getting any bigger, but here we are. The Tigers completed another superb season in thrilling style, capping the year with an overtime win over Hingham to claim the program’s third straight Division 2 state championship. A talented group of returners knows everyone in the Hock will be bringing their best when they play the Tigers this fall.
As always, there are key holes to fill after graduation — including the loss of HockomockSports.com Player of the Year Luke Churchill — but OA’s championship pedigree remains. Senior keeper Zack Gilson, who backstopped last year’s remarkable defensive record (six goals against as a team in 22 games), returns to anchor the back line and give the Tigers experience at one of the most important spots on the field. He’ll be supported by a defensive unit that has important pieces returning, including senior Alejandro Landaverde, who started at center back last season, and senior Connor Hedrick, whose versatility and experience give the Tigers options across the pitch. Juniors Jacob Fierocyzk and Lukas Hallama also picked up invaluable experience during last year’s state title run, jumping into the lineup during the season and holding their own at outside back.
Offensively, the Tigers will look for new names to step forward and provide scoring punch. Seniors Nick Babanikas and Cyrus Hanjani are among veteran players that will have big roles, while Josh Braz Fereira adds energy and creativity to the attack. The search for consistent goal scorers will be the central challenge for this year’s group, but the Tigers have proven over the years that they can adapt and find ways to win.
“I’m excited to see this new group of players establish themselves in the program,” said longtime head coach John Barata. “While we may have a different look and feel compared to recent years, our focus on competing at the highest level hasn’t changed. With continued hard work…and hopefully a little luck…we’ll put ourselves in position to reach the playoffs and contend once again. I’m proud of the effort and attitude our boys have shown so far, and I’m confident it’s going to be an exciting season.”
Sharon
2024 Record: 11-5-3
2024 Finish: Reached Div. 2 Round of 32
Coach: Scott Nathan
Sharon was right in the thick of the Kelley-Rex division title race last fall, pushing the battle into the final week of the season. With a strong core of players returning, the Eagles look poised to contend once again and establish themselves among the league’s top teams.
The Eagles will be led by their three senior captains. Diego Martinez, one of the Hock’s top midfielders, sets the tone in the center of the pitch with his skill, vision, and leadership. Classmates Leo Yin and Peter Lerner provide a strong defensive foundation, giving Sharon balance at both ends of the field and the experience needed to compete in big games. They’ll be supported by a veteran cast that includes Sam Buder, Josh Cabral, Xander Simon, Zack Abdelkader, Neel Kapur, and Greg Pavlov, all of whom bring important experience and depth.
Several new faces will look to make an impact this season as well, including Adam Cvecka, Damian Gorea, Noam Grinberg, Tiegan Jones, Ian Kelly, Jusenly Lorthe, Om Patidar, Tushar Raina, Arjun Singhania, Prithvi Siva, Zach Tamkin, and Matt Vincent. That group should give head coach Scott Nathan added options and competition across the pitch.
With Martinez orchestrating the midfield and a veteran defensive group organized by Yin, Lerner, and the returning midfielders, Sharon has the talent and leadership to make another push at the Kelley-Rex crown.
“The Hock is among the strongest leagues in the state. There is no weak team and every game is competitive! You can’t ask for anything more than that. The boys and I can’t wait to get after it!” said Nathan.
Stoughton
2024 Record: 7-8-3
2024 Finish: Missed postseason
Coach: Dan Rudolph
Stoughton is shaping up to be a potential dark horse in the Davenport this fall. After narrowly missing out on the postseason last year, the Black Knights bring back a strong core of experienced players and are eager to take the next step and make a run at the playoffs.
Head coach Dan Rudolph has a group that not only returns several varsity players but also has the depth to compete in one of the league’s toughest divisions. Defender Philipe Dos Santos will anchor the back line, while midfielder Kyle Garrity provides control in the middle of the pitch and forward Cameron Wilson offers a proven attacking option up top. Newcomer Klight Jean-Francois is a player to watch, bringing fresh energy and talent into the lineup. In goal, Cameron Pierce is set to take on the starting role and provide stability between the posts.
With balance across all three lines and a roster full of players who love the game, Stoughton’s enthusiasm has been evident early in the year. That energy, combined with experience and depth, makes the Black Knights a team no one in the Davenport can afford to overlook.
“This is a group that loves the game, and the enthusiasm has been great so far,” said Rudolph.
Taunton
2024 Record: 0-16-2
2024 Finish: Missed playoffs
Coach: Rui Estrela
Taunton enters year two under head coach Rui Estrela with a focus on building a foundation for the future and continuing to make the Tigers competitive in the Hockomock League. After a challenging 2024 campaign, Estrela is confident that a mix of returning veterans and promising newcomers will help set the tone for what he hopes will be a turning point season.
The Tigers bring back several important pieces, including forward Anderson Catley, central midfielder Nick Dorr, and defenders Louis DaRosa, Christian Rodriguez, and Benny Freitas. That experienced defensive unit will be counted on to provide stability and leadership as the team looks to find its rhythm. In the midfield, newcomer Marcos Tavares is a player to watch as he looks to slot in alongside Dorr and give Taunton more control in possession. In goal, Quincy Curtis steps into the starting role and will be a key piece in organizing the defense.
Taunton aims to play a clean, possession-based style of soccer that gives players the freedom to be creative going forward. Estrela believes the defense, anchored by the veteran core, can be the backbone of the team, while the speed up top could be one of the Tigers’ biggest strengths in the attack.
“We have some good young talent that will need to gain some varsity experience going forward,” said Estrela. “I feel very good about where the team is heading and with some hard work, dedication, and discipline I truly believe this could be a very interesting season for Taunton.”
2025 Hockomock League Boys Outdoor Track All Stars
Below are the official 2025 Hockomock League Boys Outdoor Track All Stars, selected by the coaches in the league.
Kelley-Rex Division MVP
Josy Brown-Wright, Sharon
Davenport Division MVP
Mitchell Callender, Oliver Ames
Hockomock League All Stars
Zayne Thomas, Attleboro
Hunter Camara, Attleboro
Ethan Viveiros, Attleboro
Jaylen Stephens-Outland, Attleboro
Madden Murray, Attleboro
Lucas Moelk, Attleboro
Tyreese Sutherland, Attleboro
JJ Faulk, Canton
Kareem Chaplin II, Canton
Cooper Lawson, Foxboro
Jack Halter, Franklin
Tucker Morin, Franklin
Kyle Twomey, Franklin
Jonathan Pink, Franklin
Aidan Thorne, Franklin
Nick Gallagher, King Philip
Ryan Love, King Philip
John Arruda, Milford
Shawn Pierce, Milford
Sami Ettahiri, Milford
Taylor Feliciano, Milford
Walter Stock, Mansfield
Myles Brown, Mansfield
Anthony Malakidis, North Attleboro
Abraham Guir, North Attleboro
Landon Sarney, Oliver Ames
Mitchell Callender, Oliver Ames
Patrick Dunlap, Oliver Ames
Alex Callanan, Oliver Ames
Dylan Pompilus, Oliver Ames
Alex Blumen, Sharon
Josy Brown-Wright, Sharon
Tobiah Stessman, Sharon
Josh Masuwa, Stoughton
Usman Yusif, Taunton
Brayden Blennau, Taunton
Elderson Moreira, Taunton
Honorable Mentions
Jonathan Tracey, Attleboro
Casey Lee, Canton
Eamonn Kelly, Foxboro
Timmy Chase, Foxboro
Kam Rice, Foxboro
Max Keen, Foxboro
Peter Gubka, Franklin
Tallan King, King Philip
Joey Federline, Mansfield
Colby Quersher, Mansfield
Matt Sullivan, Mansfield
Marco Geminiani, Mansfield
Dylan Theroux, North Attleboro
Lawrence Dear, Oliver Ames
Cole Feifer, Sharon
Jacob Marques, Stoughton
Jaeden Thompson, Taunton
Hock Results From MIAA Outdoor Track Divisional Meets
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Hockomock League Outdoor Track Championships 2025
The Hockomock League Championships were held at Mansfield High on Saturday morning. Below are the team results and the top eight finishers for each event. You can find the full results here.
* – New meet record
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Boys Team Results
1. Attleboro – 138
2. Oliver Ames – 104
3. Taunton – 63
4. Franklin – 58
5. Mansfield – 45
T6. Milford – 44
T6. King Philip – 44
8. Sharon – 43
9. Stoughton – 42
10. Canton – 39
11. North Attleboro – 23
12. Foxboro – 20
100M
1. Zayne Thomas, Attleboro – 10.78
2. Aidan Thorne, Franklin – 10.83
3. Kareem Chaplin, Canton – 10.85
4. Madden Murray, Attleboro – 10.96
5. Myles Brown, Mansfield – 11.00
6. Abraham Guir, North Attleboro – 11.03
7. JJ Faulk, Canton – 11.06
8. Kadon Jordan, Taunton – 11.11
200M
1. Josy Brown-Wright, Sharon – 21.99
2. Zayne Thomas, Attleboro – 22.30
3. Usman Yusif, Taunton – 22.38
4. Abraham Guir, North Attleboro – 22.41
5. Myles Brown, Mansfield – 22.77
6. Ethan Thorne, Franklin – 23.03
7. Kadon Jordan, Taunton – 23.04
8. Jeremiah Springer, King Philip – 23.08
400M
1. Josy Brown-Wright, Sharon – 49.23
2. Usman Yusif, Taunton – 49.44
3. Brayden Blennau, Taunton – 50.16
4. John Arruda, Milford – 50.37
5. Aidan Moriarty, Stoughton – 50.60
6. Douglas Smith, Oliver Ames – 52.13
7. Sami Ettahiri, Milford – 52.50
8. Taylor Feliciano, Milford – 52.56
800M
1. Walter Stock, Mansfield – 1:58.29
2. Jonathan Pink, Franklin – 1:59.54
3. Cooper Lawson, Foxboro – 2:00.19
4. Marco Geminiani, Mansfield – 2:00.20
5. Jonathan Tracey, Attleboro – 2:01.04
6. Timothy Chase, Foxboro – 2:01.30
7. Colby Quersher, Mansfield – 2:01.75
8. Eamonn Kelly, Foxboro – 2:02.21
1 Mile
1. Landon Sarney, Oliver Ames – 4:29.19
2. Alex Callanan, Oliver Ames – 4:29.86
3. Ryan Love, King Philip – 4:29.98
4. Matt Sullivan, Mansfield – 4:31.94
5. Kyle Twomey, Franklin – 4:32.37
6. Alex Blumen, Sharon – 4:35.19
7. Lawrence Dear, Oliver Ames – 4:39.37
8. Camden Martin, Attleboro – 4:46.61
2 Mile
1. Landon Sarney, Oliver Ames – 9:35.81
2. Anthony Malakidis, North Attleboro – 9:38.22
3. Joseph Federline, Mansfield – 9:56.24
4. Oscar Feodoroff, Oliver Ames – 10:06.98
5. Alexander Fioravanti, Franklin – 10:08.64
6. Nikita Cherapukha, Mansfield – 10:16.64
7. Marcus Florindi, King Philip – 10:17.53
8. Jordan Trucchi, Taunton – 10:17.56
110M Hurdles
1. Aloiye Okhipo, Milford – 14.26
2. Elderson Moreira, Taunton – 15.07
3. Peter Gubka, Franklin – 15.33
4. Fareed Oseni, Attleboro – 15.44
5. Patrick Dunlap, Oliver Ames – 15.71
6. Andrew Luyiga, Stoughton – 16.07
7. CJ Kolitkoff, Taunton – 16.25
8, Dylan Theroux, North Attleboro – 16.70
400M Hurdles
1. Jaylen Stephens-Outland, Attleboro – 57.62
2. Patrick Dunlap, Oliver Ames – 58.34
3. Jacob Marques, Stoughton – 59.63
4. Sean Mairs, Milford – 59.73
5. Connor McDonald, King Philip – 1:00.65
6. Cole Feifer, Sharon – 1:01.86
7. Casey Lee, Canton – 1:02.22
8. Dylan Theroux, North Attleboro – 1:02.31
4×100 Relay
1. Attleboro (Madden Murray, Lucas Moelk, Zayne Thomas, Tyreese Sutherland) – 42.84*
2. Milford (Jarrett Brown, John Arruda, Shawn Pierce, Taylor Feliciano) – 43.36
3. Franklin (Aidan Thorne, Ethan Thorne, John Duffy, Riley Marshall) – 43.45
4. Taunton (Carlos Cruz, Kadon Jordan, CJ Kolitkoff, Elderson Moreira) – 43.66
5. Stoughton (Maddex Chan, Weston Tinkham, Brodey Pierre, Benbella Cetoute) – 43.81
6. King Philip (Jeremiah Springer, Tallan King, Pranav Srinivasan, Duggan Comendul) – 44.31
7. Canton (Christian Hanlon, Kareem Chaplin II, Zachary Sanon, JJ Faulk) – 44.48
8. Sharon (Tommy Farkas, Joseph Seaman, Vladyslav Shkolnikov, Josy Brown-Wright) – 44.66
4×400 Relay
1. Milford (John Arruda, Shawn Pierce, Sami Ettahiri, Taylor Feliciano) – 3:28.09
2. Attleboro (Azyha Perez, Jaylen Stephens-Outland, Edgar Esquivel, Johnathan Tracey) – 3:29.23
3. Taunton (Usman Yusif, Brayden Blennau, Xavier Stephens, Jeff Montenegro) – 3:30.00
4. Stoughton (Jacob Marques, Kevin Lockridge Jr, June Graham, Aidan Moriarty) – 3:33.49
5. Oliver Ames (Douglas Smith, Ryan Loring, Tyler Ford, Alex Callanan) – 3:36.20
6. North Attleboro (Logan Vaughan, Brendan Simpson, Christopher Colonna, Anthony Malakidis) – 3:40.22
7. King Philip (Chris DelVecchio, James McKenna, Pranav Srinivasan, Duggan Comendul) – 3:42.25
8. Franklin (Jibreel Brahimi, Andrew Scotland, Alexander Fioravanti, Alexander Solares) – 3:43.32
4×800 Relay
1. Franklin (Jack Halter, Tucker Morin, Kyle Twomey, Jonathan Pink) – 8:22.41
2. Attleboro (Samuel Whiting, Camden Martin, Julian Veloz, Owen Lacaillade) – 8:33.42
3. Oliver Ames (Quinton McStowe, Lawrence Dear, Jake Hauvuy, Bailey Gavin) – 8:41.84
4. Foxboro (Timothy Chase, Eamonn Kelly, Cooper Lawson, Henry Thies) – 8:42.84
5. Mansfield (Jacob Dancey, Owen DiGregorio, Sean Rapp, Raj Patil) – 8:46.95
6. Canton (Riley Swearingen, Samuel Siegal, Pranav Addanki, Minh Hong) – 8:48.75
7. King Philip (Michael Joseph, Marcus Florindi, Tommy Frazier, Ryan Love) – 8:48.82
8. Stoughton (Valdimar DePina, William Borges, Uris Trinidad, Nathan Woodward) – 8:51.72
Shot Put
1. Mitchell Callender, Oliver Ames – 55-04.50
2. Nick Gallagher, King Philip – 51-09.25
3. Noah Williams, Attleboro – 50-04.75
4. Jaedan Thompson, Taunton – 48-00.50
5. Alex Susol, Taunton – 45-05.00
6. Ethan Jimenez, Stoughton – 44-04.75
7. Gabriel Rivera, Stoughton – 44-02.25
8. Brandon O’Brien, King Philip – 42-11.25
Discus
1. Mitchell Callender, Oliver Ames – 157-03
2. Noah Williams, Attleboro – 147-10
3. Hunter Camara, Attleboro – 135-07
4. Ethan Jimenez, Stoughton – 133-06
5. Cameron Gray, Attleboro – 130-01
6. Alexander Kerr, Milford – 129-02
7. Jaedan Thompson, Taunton – 125-09
8. Gabe Lavigne, Mansfield – 124-07
Javelin
1. Hunter Camara, Attleboro – 169-00
2. Mitchell Callender, Oliver Ames – 165-04
3. Joshua Masuwa, Stoughton – 162-11
4. Tallan King, King Philip – 157-01
5. Elijah Perez, Taunton – 155-06
6. Nick Gallagher, King Philip – 154-11
7. Ryan Sawyer, North Attleboro – 151-08
8. Logan Kryptowicz, Attleboro – 148-00
High Jump
1. Ethan Viveiros, Attleboro – 6-00.00
2. Angel Assad, Canton – 6-00.00
3. Joshua Saint-Vil, Canton – 5-10.00
4. Sean Woods, King Philip, 5-10.00
5. Matteo Bulato, Attleboro – 5-08.00
6. Ryan Loring, Oliver Ames – 5-08.00
7. Peter Gubka, Franklin – 5-08.00
8. Alvin Pham, Foxboro – 5-08.00
Long Jump
1. JJ Faulk, Canton – 21-01.00
2. Mathis CIneus, Attleboro – 20-11.75
3. Aidan Thorne, Franklin – 20-11.00
4. Jaylen Stephens-Outland, Attleboro – 20-05.50
5. Matteo Bulato, Attleboro – 20-05.00
6. Ezeekial Alves, Taunton – 20-03.00
7. Sean Woods, King Philip – 20-02.50
8. Santino Marrese, Mansfield – 20-02.00
Triple Jump
1. Tobiah Stessman, Sharon – 45-09.25
2. Dylan Pompilus, Oliver Ames – 43-03.00
3. Cole Feifer, Sharon – 41-04.50
4. Patrick Dunlap, Oliver Ames – 41-04.00
5. Kameron Rice, Foxboro – 41-02.50
6. Joshua Masuwa, Stoughton – 41-02.50
7. Mathis Cineus, Attleboro – 40-07.00
8. Emmett Hill, Attleboro – 40-04.00[/column-half-1]
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Girls Team Results
1. Oliver Ames – 87.5
2. King Philip – 80
3. Franklin – 79
4. North Attleboro – 75
5. Canton – 62
6. Attleboro – 61
7. Taunton – 54
8. Mansfield – 49
9. Sharon – 42
10. Foxboro – 29
11. Stoughton – 27.5
12. Milford – 16
100M
1. Nina Kyei-Aboagye, Sharon – 11.77*
2. Lavender Kozaka, Oliver Ames – 12.26
3. Chloe Guthrie, Mansfield – 12.36
4. Linda Jenner, Sharon – 12.45
5. Anna Nakanwagi, Stoughton – 13.11
6. Julia Hansen, Oliver Ames – 13.27
7. Avery Gardner, Mansfield – 13.34
8. Imani Vaughn, Sharon – 13.60
200M
1. Nina Kyei-Aboagye, Sharon – 23.83*
2. Linda Jenner, Sharon – 25.35
3. Chloe Guthrie, Mansfield – 25.66
4. Grace Okocha, Oliver Ames – 25.84
5. Anna Nakanwagi, Stoughton – 26.64
6. Grace Martinek, Mansfield – 26.71
7. Jossie Camp, Franklin – 27.11
8. Nevaeh Young, Taunton – 27.15
400M
1. Alex D’Amadio, King Philip – 59.63
2. Lauren Bober, Foxboro – 1:00.99
3. Kennedy Samuel, Attleboro – 1:01.22
4. Madison Bruno, Franklin – 1:01.43
5. Sara Janelli, Stoughton – 1:01.70
6. Sierra Obazuaye, Taunton – 1:02.05
7. Avery Parkinson, North Attleboro – 1:02.18
8. Ryleigh Maher, Oliver Ames – 1:02.25
800M
1. Emersyn DePonte, Taunton – 2:15.17
2. Lauren Raffetto, Canton – 2:17.57
3. Dani Lomuscio, King Philip – 2:18.52
4. Lauren Share, Foxboro – 2:21.33
5. Sarah Jones, Mansfield – 2:23.53
6. Keira Murphy, Milford – 2:25.56
7. Kathleen Beaulieu, Oliver Ames – 2:26.52
8. Riley DoRosario, King Philip – 2:28.53
1 Mile
1. Emersyn DePonte, Taunton – 5:17.53
2. Emilia Smith, Attleboro – 5:21.92
3. Raegan Gagne, North Attleboro – 5:30.91
4. Madeline Barry, Oliver Ames – 5:31.71
5. Hannah Dupill, Oliver Ames – 5:33.27
6. Ashley Cleverdon, King Philip – 5:36.35
7. Molly Galgoczy, North Attleboro – 5:36.80
8. Victoria Courtright-Lim, Franklin – 5:37.28
2 Mile
1. Emilia Smith, Attleboro – 11:02.20
2. Molly Galgoczy, North Attleboro – 11:15.37
3. Raegan Gagner, North Attleboro – 11:35.73
4. Hannah Dupill, Oliver Ames – 11:46.18
5. Ava Picard, Foxboro – 11:50.88
6. Madeleine Stewart, Oliver Ames – 11:55.70
7. Stella Nappa, Franklin – 12:06.71
8. Ashley Powers, Oliver Ames – 12:10.19
100M Hurdles
1. Chloe Dubuisson, Canton – 15:09
2. Ella Chandaria, Franklin – 15.43
3. Hannah Patrick, Oliver Ames – 16.04
4. Madeline Hill, King Philip – 16.28
5. S’staarr Parham, Attleboro – 16.28
6. Sarah Glaser, King Philip – 16.77
7. Kirsten Alexson, Stoughton – 16.99
8. Phoebe Cuneo, Franklin – 17.00
400M Hurdles
1. Alex D’Amadio, King Philip – 1:04.15
2. Chloe Dubuisson, Canton – 1:04.49
3. Julianys Rentas, Milford – 1:08.67
4. Phoebe Cuneo, Franklin – 1:08.70
5. Jordan Egan, North Attleboro – 1:08.75
6. Kirsten Alexson, Stoughton – 1:10.82
7. Sally Hoban, Canton – 1:11.22
8. Renee Leao, Taunton – 1:11.83
4×100 Relay
1. Oliver Ames (Julia Hansen, Grace Okocha, Gabrielle Antebi, Lavender Kozaka) – 49.11
2. Sharon (Imani Vaughn, Linda Jenner, Dharma Trivedi, Nina Kyei-Aboagye) – 49.58
3. Franklin (Jossie Camp, Clara Loukota, Jennifer McLaguhlin, Penelope Brady) – 51.21
4. Milford (Iyanna Correa, Juliana Senna, Madison Ateawung, Julianys Rentas) – 51.38
5. Stoughton (Kirsten Alexson, Anna Nakanwagi, Roudya Barron, Layori Bernardez) – 51.40
6. Mansfield (Ayah Elazzouzi, Aly Fernandes, Avery Gardner, Kayla Warren) – 51.96
7. Taunton (Chloe Blanc, Nevaeh Young, Sophia Hall, Trinity Wilson) – 53.13
8. North Attleboro (Rylie Souza, Madison Bearer, Haleigh Branconier, Genesis Stevenson) – 53.22
4×400 Relay
1. Canton (Adileh Azar, Grace Martinek, Chloe Dubuisson, Lauren Raffeto) – 4:06.04
2. Foxboro (Lauren Share, Keira D’Arcy, Lauren Bober, Makayla Donoghue) – 4:11.01
3. Franklin (Lainey Costa, Phoebe Cuneo, Meghan Griffith, Madison Bruno) – 4:11.44
4. North Attleboro (Jordan Egan, Avery Parkinson, Julia Smith, Peighton Gagne) – 4:12.79
5. Oliver Ames (Julia Hansen, Grace Okocha, Katelyn Lemanski, Ryleigh Maher) – 4:13.13
6. Taunton (Sieraa Obazuaye, Sophie Almeida, Renee Leao, Bella Coughlin) – 4:18.42
7. Attleboro (Sophie Grant, Kayden Matlock, Joslyn Lacaillade, Allie McNamara) – 4:22.12
8. King Philip (Ella McDonald, Madelyn Ghostlaw, Ava Quintin, Dani Lomuscio) – 4:23.12
4×800 Relay
1. King Philip (Ella McManus, Ashley Cleverdon, Riley DoRosario, Dani Lomuscio) – 9:54.52
2. Oliver Ames (Kathleen Beaulieu, Erin Reilly, Kensie Graham, Hannah Dupill) – 10:00.28
3. Franklin (Savannah Copeland, Victoria Courtright-Lim, Stella Nappa, Annabelle Santiago) – 10:15.55
4. Canton (Isabella Howard, Sofia Anastasiou, Elena Silva, Madeleine Driscoll) – 10:24.72
5. Foxboro (Emam Dorich, Hayden Emerson, Ava Picard, Julia Luck) – 10:31.56
6. North Attleboro (Avery Garand, Wenona Cook, Molly Galgoczy, Raegan Gagne) – 10:35.03
7. Attleboro (Jamie Riley, Josilyn Lacaillade, Daphne Bono, Kenna DiBastiani) – 11:15.69
Shot Put
1. Ella Chandaria, Franklin – 34-00.50
2. Keren Aldana, Attleboro – 33-05.00
3. Abby Baker, Franklin – 31-08.75
4. Isabella Houghton, North Attleboro – 31-07.25
5. Sally Hoban, Canton – 30-09.00
6. Allie Brown, Franklin – 30-05.00
7. Sophia Olaniyan, Taunton – 30-04.00
8. Emme Norgren, King Philip – 29-10.00
Discus
1. Ella Chandaria, Franklin – 110-08
2. Lily Roche, Mansfield – 101-07
3. Sophia Olaniyan, Taunton – 97-03
4. Ana Drugas, Attleboro – 93-01
5. Maeve Horsman, Oliver Ames – 91-01
6. Baylee McCormack, Stoughton – 90-02
7. Keren Aldana, Attleboro – 85-00
8. Marissa King, North Attleboro – 83-03
Javelin
1. Max Cassinelli, Taunton – 113-10
2. Madeline Hill, King Philip – 105-04
3. Rory Bresson, King Philip – 101-11
4. Isabelle Milot, North Attleboro – 97-10
5. Sally Hoban, Canton – 97-05
6. Colie McGilvray, Attleboro – 95-04
7. Abby Baker, Franklin – 93-06
8. Shayne Dugan, King Philip – 90-07
High Jump
1. Jordan Egan, North Attleboro – 5-00.00
2. S’staarr Parham, Attleboro – 5-00.00
3. Riley Buckley, North Attleboro – 5-00.00
4. Ella McManus, King Philip – 4-10.00
5. Faith Ihenetu-Ehigie, Stoughton – 4-08.00
5. Avery Rivers, Oliver Ames – 4-08.00
7. Ciara Pina, Taunton – 4-08.00
8. Clara Loukota, Franklin – 4-08.00
Long Jump
1. Lavender Kozaka, Oliver Ames – 18-02.75*
2. Chloe Guthrie, Mansfield – 17-11.00
3. Julia Smith, North Attleboro – 16-10.00
4. Gabrielle Antebi, Oliver Ames – 16-03.50
5. Frankie Spagna, Mansfield – 16-01.75
6. Haleigh Branconier, North Attleboro – 15-11.25
7. Julianys Rentas, Milord – 15-05.75
8. Rylie Souza, North Attleboro – 15-02.50
Triple Jump
1. Alex D’Amadio, King Philip – 35-08.00
2. Frankie Spagna, Mansfield – 34-11.50
3. Grace Martinek, Canton – 34-10.50
4. Jossie Camp, Franklin – 34-01.25
5. Bella Coughlin, Taunton – 33-09.50
6. S’staarr Parham, Attleboro – 33-08.50
7. Aida Sfeir, Canton – 33-07.75
8. Julia Smith, North Attleboro – 33-01.25
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