Showing posts with label Dalton Award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dalton Award. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 3, 2024

Franklin Public Schools Celebrates Successful Fall 2023 Athletics Season

Superintendent Lucas Giguere and Athletic Director Karrah Ellis congratulate Franklin High School’s student-athletes and athletic staff on a successful fall athletics season.

“I’m so proud of our hard-working, dedicated athletes,” said Director Ellis. “Receiving MIAA recognition is a testament to our student-athletes who have displayed great sportsmanship throughout the entire season.”

Hockomock League Champions Fall 2023
Franklin High School teams compete in the Hockomock League as part of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA). FHS athletics finished the fall season with the most wins across all teams within the Hockomock League. 

FHS sports teams recognized include: Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Soccer, Golf, Boys’ Cross Country with Volleyball and Field Hockey placing in the Final Four for the Division 1 State Tournament. 

The FHS cheer team won its 10th consecutive Hockomock League title, the Division 1 South Regional Championship, and the Division 1 State Championship with the highest score in the state.

FHS also won the Hockomock League Val Muscato All-Sports Award for fall 2023, tallying the highest average of earned points from league standings in all sports this year.

Boston Globe Dalton Award
Franklin High School athletics secured the Boston Globe Dalton Award for the fifth year in a row, winning 74.7 percent of its games for an overall record of 251-83-6.

MIAA Coach of the Year Award
The MIAA recognized three FHS head coaches as Coach of the Year including Baseball coach Zach Brown, Unified Basketball coach John Leighton and girls’ Lacrosse coach Kristin Igoe, who was also honored as the National Federation of High School Sports Section 1 Coach of the Year.

All-Scholastic Awards
Several FHS student-athletes won individual year-end accolades from Boston media:

Boston Herald All-Scholastic
Emily Carney (Field Hockey)
Raena Crandall (Field Hockey)
Rex Cinelli (Boys’ Soccer)
Anya Zub (Girls’ Soccer)
Boston Globe All-Scholastic
Rex Cinelli (Boys’ Soccer)
Raena Crandall (Field Hockey)
Emily Carney (Field Hockey)
Kelly O’Connor (Girls’ Soccer)
Taylor Lacerda (Volleyball)
“Congratulations to our Athletic Department, coaches and talented student-athletes on their many accomplishments,” said Superintendent Giguere. “I am continuously impressed by each athlete’s determination, grit and steadfast commitment to their chosen teams, always displaying the highest level of sportsmanship.”


Franklin Public Schools Celebrates Successful Fall 2023 Athletics Season
Franklin Public Schools Celebrates Successful Fall 2023 Athletics Season

Sunday, October 22, 2023

Franklin takes 5th straight Dalton Award, FHS girls soccer lose match with Bishop Feehan

Via Twitter and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the fall sports competition for Franklin High School on Saturday, Oct 21, 2023. 


Girls Soccer = Franklin, 0 vs. Bishop Feehan, 1 – Final

For other results around the league (subscription required)

Via the Boston Globe
The 10 divisional winners for the 2022-23 Globe Scholastic Awards, now in their 51st year, in which schools are ranked based on their regular-season win percentage. Scores are compiled and updated daily during the season through the Globe’s database at https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/high-schools/.

Dalton Division 1 Franklin captured its fifth straight Dalton, winning 74.7 percent of its games for an aggregate 251-83-6 overall record. The Panthers surged ahead in the fall with an 84-15-3 mark, fueled by standout seasons in field hockey (18-2-1), football (7-3), boys’ soccer (16-4-1), and girls’ volleyball (16-4). In the winter, the basketball teams both won the Hockomock League and combined for a 37-7 record, before baseball (23-4), girls’ lacrosse (20-4), and boys’ lacrosse (20-4) ruled.
Shared from Boston Globe (subscription maybe required ->

-----------

Reminder that HockomockSports.com changed to a subscription model in July. I have a subscription to view and share the FHS results that they provide. If you want to view all the worth Hockomock League reporting they do, subscribing is a good thing. It is quite reasonable. The subscription link is provided below.