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Showing posts with label FHS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FHS. Show all posts
Friday, February 27, 2026
FHS Concert Hour 02-26-26 (video)
The Franklin TV video of the FHS Concert hour on Feb 26, 2026 is available for replay.
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Concert hour Thursday, Feb 26 at FHS at 7 PM
Join us at FHS tonight, Thursday, 2/26 at 7:00 PM for Concert Hour where we will be showcasing some of our awesome musicians from Franklin!
The recital will take place in the lecture hall on the 2nd floor.
Enter through the Community entrance near the gym and proceed up to the 2nd floor and take a left. Hope to see everyone there!
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Monday, February 23, 2026
The FHS Cheerleading Team is the Winter 2026 Hockomock League Champion!
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| The FHS Cheerleading Team is the Winter 2026 Hockomock League Champion! |
Special shout out to our Seniors!
Thank you to the Franklin community for all your support.
On to Regionals next weekend."
Sunday, February 22, 2026
FHS Cheerleaders take First Place at Attleboro Winter Invitational on Saturday, Feb 21, 2026
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| FHS Cheerleaders take First Place at Attleboro Winter Invitational on Saturday, Feb 21, 2026 |
Thank you @attleboro_cheer for having us!
See you all at leagues!!
MIAA D1 Hockey and Basketball seeds for FHS Panthers
Hockomock Hockey Playoff Seeds & Matchups
Below are the seeds and matchups for Hockomock teams in the MIAA playoffs. Seeds, times, and dates are subject to change and we will update this post with any changes.
Boys - Division 1
#30 Franklin (7-13-1) will travel to #3 St. John’s Prep (15-3-2) on Wednesday, 2/25 at 4:20 at the Essex Sports Center.
Hockomock Basketball Playoff Seeds & Matchups
Below are the seeds and matchups for Hockomock teams in the MIAA playoffs. Seeds, times, and dates are subject to change and we will update this post with any changes.
Boys - Division 1
#36 Franklin (11-10) will travel to #29 Lowell (11-9) on Tuesday, 2/24 at 6:00.
Girls - Division 1
#15 Franklin (13-8) will host #18 Arlington (16-4) on Thursday, 2/26 at 6:00.
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Friday, February 20, 2026
FHS winter sports results for Thursday, February 19, 2026
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Thursday, February 19, 2026
Boys Basketball = Franklin, 37 @ Doherty, 48 – Final
– Doherty built some breathing room through three quarters and finished strong in the fourth to knock off Franklin in the season-finale. Sophomore Danny Santos led the Panthers with nine points while Kyle Batla and Gio Carlucci each chipped in with six points.
Boys Hockey = Franklin, 1 @ Canton, 4 – Final
– Junior Ryan Elrick scored a pair of goals in the third period to complete a hat trick and help Canton notch its second win over Franklin this season. The Bulldogs dominated the opening period and had a 23-1 advantage in shots on goal but Franklin senior Alex Weber stood tall and made some impressive stops to keep Canton scoreless. The hosts broke through just over four minutes into the second period as senior Joey Ryan dropped a pass to classmate Teddy Shuman, and he found Elrick in the right circle for a laser top shelf to break the stalemate. With under two minutes left in the middle frame, the Panthers nearly tied the game on a 2-on-1 when Thomas Quinn teed up Drake McAlpine, but Canton goalie Matt Wright made a quick push from left to right and made the stop. But on the ensuing face off, McAlpine circled the net, faked a centering pass, and then ripped a tight angle shot to the near post to tie the game 1-1 after two periods. Canton started the third with 58 seconds left on a power play but only needed 20 to regain the lead. Shuman once again found Elrick and this time he fired a low shot to make it 2-1. After killing off a Franklin power play, Canton got its third when sophomore Kellen Labanara found Ryan in the corner and he dropped a terrific pass to Elrick in the slot for his third goal of the game and 30th of the season. Ryan added an empty net goal in the final seconds to cap the scoring. Weber finished with 46 saves in net for Franklin.
Girls Hockey = Franklin vs. Leominster, 7:30
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Wednesday, February 18, 2026
FHS boys basketball falls to Natick on Tuesday
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Boys Basketball = Franklin, 54 vs. Natick, 57 – Final
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FHS Theater Co schedules METG benefit shows of "Animal Farm" - Feb 27 & Mar 13
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| FHS Theater Co schedules METG benefit shows of "Animal Farm" - Feb 27 & Mar 13 |
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Tuesday, February 17, 2026
FHS winter sports results for Monday, Feb 16
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Monday, February 16, 2026
Boys basketball = Franklin, 44 vs. New Bedford, 61 – Final
– Franklin kept the game low scoring and controlled the tempo for the most part through two and a half quarters but New Bedford seized control over the final 12 minutes of the game to pull away for the win. The Whalers threatened to pull away in the third but senior James Crowley scored back-to-back buckets off feeds from classmate Jack Sullivan and sophomore Danny Santos, and sophomore Gio Carlucci added a free throw as the Panthers pulled within 31-26 with 3:30 to play in the third. But over the the remainder of the third and the first half of the fourth, New Bedford outscored Franklin 23-12 to gradually create separation. New Bedford freshman Camden Hill scored 17 of his game-high 24 points in the second half and Diego Montanari (20 points, 13 rebounds, six assists) had a strong all-around game. Sullivan led Franklin with 14 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists while Santos chipped in wit 12 points.
Franklin TV video of the game - https://www.youtube.com/live/qpcNiMiP7zg?&t=353
Boys Hockey = Franklin, 2 vs. St. John’s Prep, 7 – Final
Franklin TV video of the game - https://www.youtube.com/live/EaYlaGS51cQ?&t=231
Girls Hockey = Franklin, 1 @ Billerica, 4 – Final
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Monday, February 16, 2026
FHS girls & boys MIAA D1 swim results - Zack Pecora 1st in 200 IM
After rewriting the league championship meet records two weeks ago and dominating at sectionals a week ago, Sharon’s Feining Huang and Leo Tran along with Franklin sophomore Zack Pecora all won individual state championships over the weekend at MIT’s Zesiger Center.
Huang took home two titles on Saturday while Tran and Pecora each walked away with one on Sunday. Huang won the Division 1 state title in the 200 yard free, touching first in 1:52.19, just ahead of Minnechaug’s Olivia Parent by 1.13 seconds, and added a second state championship by winning the 100 yard backstroke in 55.81. Tran captured the Division 1 state title in the 200 yard free while Pecora finished 2.18 seconds ahead of Haverhill’s Brian Story to win the D1 title in the 200 yard IM. Tran and Pecora finished second and third, respectively in the 500 free behind Minnechaug’s Alexander Parent.
Attleboro’s Samantha Provost secured a pair of top five finishes on Saturday morning, taking fourth in both the 100 fly (59.12) and the 100 free (54.69). Sharon’s Cora Shea took second in the 200 IM.
Division 1 Girls
Team Results
1. Concord Carlisle – 283
5. Sharon – 123
13. Franklin – 64.5
22. Attleboro – 38
37. Milford – 1
Individual Results
200 Yard Medley Relay
1. Amherst – 1:49.52
10. Franklin (Sasha Baghdasaryan, Bridget Travers, Molly McKinnon, Ava Pecora) – 1:59.55
200 Yard Free
1. Feining Huang, Sharon – 1:52.19
6. Ava Pecora, Franklin – 1:59.93
18. Molly McKinnon, Franklin – 2:06.46
50 Yard Free
1. Lilah Doherty, Longmeadow – 23.73
16. Sasha Baghdasaryan, Franklin – 26.37
100 Yard Fly
1. Lilah Doherty, Longmeadow – 55.65
9. Molly McKinnon, Franklin – 1:00.99
15. Ava Pecora, Franklin – 1:03.49
32. Sophie Fracassa, Franklin – 1:07.12
100 Yard Free
1. Kayden McKibbin, Grafton – 51.90
33. Elyse Ferreira, Franklin – 1:00.20
500 Yard Free
1. Olivia Parent, Minnechaug – 4:55.72
21. Bridget Travers, Franklin – 5:44.67
200 Yard Free Relay
1. Longmeadow – 1:39.17
28. Franklin (Elyse Ferreira, Gianna Musilli, Sophie Fracassa, Bridget Travers) – 1:51.99
100 Yard Backstroke
1. Feining Huang, Sharon – 55.81
17. Sasha Baghdasaryan, Franklin – 1:04.04
400 Yard Free Relay
1. Amherst – 3:39.08
6. Franklin (Sasha Baghdasaryan, Ava Pecora, Molly McKinnon, Elyse Ferreira) – 3:49.68
Division 1 Boys
Team Results
1. St. John’s Prep – 193
18. Sharon – 41
20. Franklin – 36
31. Mansfield – 10
31. Milford – 10
Individual Results
200 Yard IM
1. Zack Pecora, Franklin – 1:52.62
100 Yard Free
1. Aiden Gouldson, Westford Academy – 45.17
42. Ollie McCarthy, Franklin – 52.00
500 Yard Free
1. Alexander Parent, Minnechaug – 4:30.54
3. Zack Pecora, Franklin – 4:37.65
200 Yard Free Relay
1. Xaverian – 1:27.13
21. Franklin (Ollie McCarthy, Amir Shakirov, Zack Pecora, Arsh Tyagi) – 1:35.89
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Sunday, February 15, 2026
FHS Basketball to play in Nick Gaspar Invitational - Feb 16
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FHS wrestling takes 6th place in D1 Central/West
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Saturday, February 14, 2026
Wrestling - Division 1 Central/West
Teams:
1. Springfield Central – 2186. Franklin – 114.5
Franklin:
Gabryel Nunues (106, 3rd)
John Woodall (113, 1st)
Jack Sauer (138, 2nd)
Sam Griffin (157, 2nd)
Girls Hockey = Mansfield/Oliver Ames, 6 @ Franklin, 2 - Final
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Saturday, February 14, 2026
FHS girls & boys basketball teams top Sharon on Friday
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Friday, February 13, 2026
Boys basketball = Franklin, 62 @ Sharon, 37 – Final
– Franklin jumped out to an early advantage, built a comfortable lead by halftime, and ran away with it in the third to sweep the season series against Sharon. Five different Panthers chipped in in the scoring column to take a 12-5 lead after one, and then senior Jack Sullivan took over for the visitors. Sullivan scored 11 of his 21 points (tying a career-high) in the second while senior Justice Samuels and sophomore Danny Santos each had five points as Franklin’s lead ballooned to 33-12 by halftime. The Panthers’ defense continued to slow Sharon, holding the Eagles to single digits again in the third to carry a 51-19 lead into the final eight minutes. Sophomores Gio Carlucci (12 points) and Cam Lambert (10 points) also scored in double figures for Franklin.
Girls basketball = Sharon, 44 @ Franklin, 53 – Final
– Franklin celebrated senior night with a win over Sharon that clinched the outright Kelley-Rex division title. The Panthers knocked down four threes in the first (one each from Liz Dumais, Sophia Sacramone, Kaylee Fernandes, and Ava Bonney) to take a 14-11 lead after one. Freshman Lila McCarty scored six of Sharon’s 11 in the quarter. The lead bloomed to double digits in the second, as Franklin outscored the Eagles 17-9. Dumais added six points and Bonney and Sacramone each hit their second threes of the night. Anaisha Sharma scored five points for Sharon to keep the Eagles within 11 (31-20). The teams went back and forth in the third, as Brielle Nicholls scored five of Franklin’s 14 points with Sacramone and Tessah Rodrigues each hit threes. Dharma Trivedi had half of Sharon’s 12 in the quarter. The Eagles kept pushing, as Mccarty scored six and Sharma chipped in with four points in the fourth. Nicholls scored five more and Rodrigues hit another three to keep the Panthers in front. Nicholls led the hosts with 12, Dumais scored 10, Sacramone had nine, and Rodrigues and Bonney each finished with eight points. McCarty led all scorers with 14, while Sharma and Trivedo each had nine, and Taylor Bien-Aime chipped in with seven points.
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Friday, February 13, 2026
FHS boys hockey top Mansfield; their 2nd win in 24 hours (video)
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Thursday, February 12, 2026
Boys Hockey = Mansfield, 0 @ Franklin, 9 – Final
Franklin TV video for replay - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWj9yQcKJLw
– Thomas Quinn (assist) and Drake McAlpine (three assists) each scored twice, as Franklin picked up its second win in less than 24 hours. It was a physical game to start with more hits in the first period than shots on goal. With 3:18 left in the first, Rocco Lampasona’s shot from the right-wing circle was tipped in by Quinn to put the Panthers in front. Franklin broke the game wide open in the second, scoring on five of its 12 shots. Just 34 seconds into the period, McAlpine made a perfect pass across the crease to Quinn or a tap in. It was Quinn’s fifth goal in the last two games. Less than two minutes later, Nathan Dennett slipped a pass through a defenseman’s skates into the path of Collin Canavan, who buried the breakaway chance. McAlpine would get his first when he cut across the zone from the left-wing boards and lifted a backhand from the slot. He would then get another assist with an angled pass across the zone to Lampasona, who fired his shot just under the bar. On a two-on-one, Canavan saucered a pass over to Dennett, who went bar-down for a 6-0 lead. In the third, McAlpine added his second, Dylan Parmenter capped senior night by scoring his first varsity goal, and Ayden Doyle tacked on a ninth for the Panthers (their 14th goal in the past two days). Thomas Rovani made 24 saves to earn the shutout.
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FHS track medal performances from the MSTCA Rising Stars Meet - 02/10/26
FHS made its presence known at the Rising Championship, with several athletes from the girls track & field team medaling!
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| Sasha Ignatova, one of 5 first place medal winners |
Album of FHS' 5 first place finishers - https://photos.app.goo.gl/UZXK4KyUUb2HPQu36
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Thursday, February 12, 2026
FHS boys hockey tops Bishop Feehan on Wednesday
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Wednesday, February 11, 2026
Girls Basketball = Franklin, 29 @ Wachusett, 74 – Final
Boys Hockey = Franklin, 5 vs. Bishop Feehan, 2
– Franklin secured a massive win in its quest to earn a playoff berth, beating a Feehan team that went into the game nine places above the Panthers in the Div. 1 rankings. Thomas Quinn had a hat trick and an assist to power the Franklin offense. Rocco Lampasona also found the back of the net and dished out a pair of assists, while Drake McAlpine had a goal and an assist. Drew Stolller also had a helper in the win.
Girls Hockey = Canton, 5 @ Franklin, 1 – Final
– Franklin took a shock lead early in the second period but Canton answered with five straight goals to secure the league win and a sweep of the season series. The Bulldogs dominated the opening period but couldn’t find a way past Franklin junior goalie Abby Trevino, who made 17 saves in the first to keep the game scoreless. Franklin had only one shot from outside the blue line in the first, but a minute into the second it was the Panthers who found the back of the net first. Freshman Cade Taccini slipped a pass across the crease and Chiara Pecci was able to slide it under the pads for Franklin’s 10th goal of the season. The lead only lasted 38 seconds before Canton tied it. Grace Donahue’s shot from the point went through a crowd of bodies and was knocked down in the crease. Abby Stock pounced on the loose puck and knocked it in. Midway through the second, Canton took the lead. Freshman Stella DiLorenzo collected a loose puck on the right side and snapped off a shot that beat Trevino from a tight angle. Trevino made a nice save to deny Rori Sasin, but the sophomore forward stuck with the rebound and flicked it into the net for a 3-1 lead. With 1:04 left in the period, Shannon Lane made a nifty pass to Sasin in the slot and Sasin smashed a one-timer into the top corner. Both teams hit the post in the third and Canton added a fifth with 5:25 to play. Cassidy Lyons carried the puck behind the net and slid a pass in front for DiLorenzo to add her second. Trevino finished with 40 saves for the Panthers.
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FHS Frosh Banquet scheduled for March 27, 2026
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| FHS Frosh Banquet scheduled for March 27, 2026 |
Start preparing your outfits for the Hawaiian Theme.
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Wednesday, February 11, 2026
FHS boys basketball tops Milford on Tuesday (video)
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Milford, 57 @ Franklin, 64 – Final –
The game recap By Ryan Lanigan || Hockomock Sports .com Editor
"The Panthers are one step closer to the state tournament.Franklin turned defensive pressure into offensive production, building enough of a lead in the second half to withstand a late comeback bid from Milford for a 64-57 win.With the win, Franklin moves within one win of automatically qualifying for the postseason with four games left.“Our defense creates our offense,” said first-year Franklin head coach Mike Masto. “We feel like we do a really good job on the defensive end of the floor. Credit to Milford, they run really good stuff but we lost a little bit of focus at times in the third and fourth quarters. But we locked back in and did what we had to do to come out with the win at home.”
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Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Hockomock Sports: "Hockomock League Championships: Highlights & Top Performers" for Franklin High School
By Tom O’Brien || HockomockSports.com Contributor
Championship season is in full swing. The Hockomock Championship is the biggest meet of the season in the league. There were some outstanding performances as multiple meet records fell.
BOYS:
Franklin Track:
- In the 55-meter dash, Peter Gubka ran the third fastest time in the prelims (6.68). Stephon Reed Jr ran a season’s best to qualify in eighth (6.80). Gubka ran a personal best and league leading time to win the finals (6.57). Reed placed eighth (6.88). Micah Feldman ran a personal best to finish 21st (7.11).
- In the 55-meter hurdles, Peter Gubka was second in both the prelims and in the finals (7.80/7.89). Caleb Keras (9.93) and Daniel Oliveria (10.54) finished 20th and 23rd.
- Kyle Twomey placed second in the mile with a time of 4:34.15. Ryan O’Connor (4:54.48) and Eric Leitch (5:08.47) ran personal bests to finish ninth and 17th.
- The 4x800m relay team of Nicholas Mitchell, Ethan Riley, Andrew Scotland, and Kyle Twomey placed second in a time of 8:36.02.
- The 4x200m relay team of Owen Bertoldi, Peter Theodorou, Micah Feldman, and Stephon Reed Jr placed fifth in a time of 1:35.18.
- The 4x400m relay team of Tucker Morin, Andrew Bairos, Andrew Rontiris, and Ryan O’Connor finished ninth in a time of 3:46.06.
- Sawyer Laing ran a personal best to finish 10th in the two mile (10:29.95). Adam Peng (10:45.30) and Tyler Anderson (10:52.20) finished 14th and 16th.
- In the 600m, Andrew Rontiris (1:29.22) and Andrew Bairos (1:33.43) ran personal bests to finish 11th and 16th. Tucker Morin was 14th in a time of 1:32.41.
- In the 1000m, Shravan Dev finished 19th in a time of 3:01.83. Samuel Diehl (3:01.94) and Keith DCosta (3:05.09) ran personal bests to finish 20th and 21st.
- In the 300m, Peter Theodorou finished 20th in a time of 39.10. Jack Marshall ran a personal best to finish 22nd (39.68). Bhuvan Patchala finished 32nd in a time of 42.29.
Field:
- Peter Gubka jumped a personal best to place fourth in the high jump (6’0). Stephon Reed Jr placed sixth with a jump of 5’8. Caleb Keras finished 19th with a jump of 5’2.
- In the shot put, Matthew Lord placed eighth with a throw of 43’6.50. Jackson Bartro finished 11th with a throw of 39’6.50. Anthony Ridgeway finished 24th with a throw of 32’7.25.
- Owen Bertoldi jumped a personal best to finish 14th in the long jump (17’11.50). Micah Feldman (16’6) and Jack Marshall (15’9) finished 23rd and 26th.
GIRLS:
Franklin Track:
- Maddie Bruno ran a personal best and league leading time to win the 600m (1:38.92). Reenad Osman ran a personal best to finish 11th (1:49.69). Penelope Brady finished 17th in a time of 1:56.96.
- Gwenyth Holland ran a personal best and league leading time to win the 1000m (3:01.75). Victoria Courtright-Lim (3:08.83) and Ameera Mathur (3:35.58) ran personal bests to place third and eighth.
- Stella Nappa ran a personal best and league leading time to win the mile (5:20.51). Savannah Copeland ran a season’s best to place fourth (5:34.20). Aleksandra Ignatova finished 13th in a time of 6:08.54.
- The 4x400m relay team of Gwenyth Holland, Phoebe Cuneo, Callie Joyce, and Maddie Bruno won the meet in a league leading time of 4:07.30.
- The 4x800m relay team of Savannah Copeland, Keelan Donnelly, Stella Nappa, and Victoria Courtright-Lim won the meet in a time of 10:04.46.
- The 4x200m relay team of Jossie Camp, Penelope Brady, Julia Matteson, and Isabelle Oteri placed fourth in a time of 1:50.84.
- In the 55-meter hurdles, Phoebe Cuneo ran a personal best to qualify in third (9.20). Sadie Kent qualified in eighth in a time of 9.85. Cuneo placed fifth in the finals (9.26), while Kent ran a personal best to place eighth (9.75). Jossie Camp finished ninth in a time of 9.86.
- Annabelle Santiago placed eighth in the two mile in a time of 12:49.58. Hannah Dulong finished 10th in a time of 13:09.48. Violet Copeland ran a personal best to finish 13th (13:23.05).
- In the 300m, Phoebe Cuneo finished 11th in a time of 44.00. Isabelle Oteri (44.93) and Penelope Brady (45.34) ran personal bests to finish 13th and 17th.
- In the 55-meter dash, Lydia Donnelly finished 26th in a time of 8.30. Madeline MacDougall ran a personal best to finish 30th (8.41). Meghan Markarian ran a season’s best to finish 33rd (8.79).
Field:
- Jossie Camp (16’0) and Callie Joyce (15’8.25) jumped personal bests to place fifth and sixth in the long jump. Julia Matteson finished 19th with a jump of 13’4.50.
- In the high jump, Meghan Markarian finished 11th with a jump of 4’6. Julia Matteson jumped a personal best of 4’4 to finish 16th. Callie Joyce finished 18th with a jump of 4’2.
- In the shot put, Lydia Donnelly finished 13th with a throw of 26’9.50. Monica McIntyre threw a personal best to finish 14th (26’5). Jocelyn Buchanio finished 18th with a throw of 25’8.50.
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Saturday, February 7, 2026
FHS girls basketball top Attleboro on Friday
Via Instagram, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Winter sports competition for Franklin High School on Friday, February 6, 2026
Boys Basketball = Attleboro, 66 @ Franklin, 42 – Final
– Franklin hung around for the first half on Friday night but Attleboro dominated the third and ran away with a big win to sweep the regular season series. Franklin sophomore Danny Santos hit a trio of threes and had 11 points in the second quarter as the Panthers were within striking distance, down 33-24, at half. But it was all Attleboro in the third as senior Ladainian Rodrigues sparked a 17-0 run that spanned the first seven minutes of the quarter, getting a steal for a three-point play to ignite the Bombardiers. Rodrigues scored 12 of his team-high 20 points in the third as Attleboro pushed the lead to 52-28 going into the final quarter. Rodrigues also had nine rebounds, classmate Connor Houle added 11 points and four assists, and junior Ben Lally splashed in a trio of threes for nine points. Santos led the Panthers with 11 points and Ben Scaccia chipped in with nine points.
Franklin TV video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMotZm6amyE
Girls Basketball = Franklin, 73 @ Attleboro, 57 – Final
– Franklin dominated the third quarter, outscoring Attleboro 23-6, to pull away and secure a road win that clinches at least a share of a second straight Kelley-Rex title. It was a shootout in the first half, with both team’s offenses clicking from the start. Tessah Rodrigues scored seven and Liz Dumais hit a pair of threes for the Panthers, who scored 20. Attleboro went one better in the opening eight minutes, as Jenna Callahan hit a pair of threes, Tia Williamson scored six points, and Lola Ronayne and Lily Didick were also on target from deep. Franklin grabbed the lead going into halftime with a 24-16 second quarter. Freshman Brielle Nicholls sparked the Panthers with all 11 of her points (including a pair from deep) coming in the second. Kaylee Fernandes added seven and Ava Bonney scored six points in the frame. Callahan hit two more threes but Attleboro went into the break down 44-37. Franklin took over in the third. Bonney hit a couple threes and scored seven points and Sophia Sacramone added five, while the Panthers held Attleboro to just six points. The Bombardiers flipped it in the fourth, holding Franklin to just six, and getting six points from Williamson but the Panthers comfortably held on for the win. Bonney led Franklin with 16 points, Rodrigues finished with a dozen, and Fernandes added 11. Williamson was the game’s top scorer with 19 and Callahan scored 12 points.
Gymnastics = Hockomock Championships,
Franklin finished 8th
Below are the results from the 2026 Hockomock League Gymnastics championship meet held at Starland Sportsplex in Hanover.
Team Results
1. Mansfield – 142.40
2. Attleboro – 140.85
3. Oliver Ames – 136.25
4. Foxboro – 133.65
5. King Philip
6. Taunton
7. North Attleboro
8. Franklin
9. Canton
All-Around Events
All-Around
1. Paige Austin, Mansfield – 38.0
T5. Alivia Hess, Franklin – 35.25
T5. Sophia Hall, Taunton – 35.25
All-Around Beam
1. Paige Austin, Mansfield – 9.50
2. Alivia Hess, Franklin – 9.40
All-Around Bars
1. Paige Austin, Mansfield – 9.75
2. Alivia Hess, Franklin – 8.90
Complete results for the gymnastics championship
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