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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 2 @ Sharon, 2 – Final
- Franklin scored twice within a 10-minute span in the second half to erase a one-goal deficit but Sharon equalized with less than 10 minutes to go as the Panthers and Eagles each secured a point. The Eagles staked a 1-0 lead at halftime after scoring midway through the first half. Senior Aidan Araujo bought the visitors level midway through the second half and then minutes later, junior Zach O’Mahony O’Sullivan put the Panthers ahead. Sharon knotted it at 2-2 with eight minutes to go.
Girls Soccer = Sharon, 0 @ Franklin, 4 - Final
– The Panthers won their fourth straight match (and made it 18 goals in that stretch) to stay in a first-place tie with KP atop the Kelley-Rex. Gwen Holland opened the scoring for Franklin, assisted by Morgan Lovell. The game remained 1-0 going into the break, but the Panthers added three more goals in the second half to seal the victory. Holland assisted the second goal, setting up Sophia Horton. Laila Rosen added a third with a strike from distance. Lily Strong wrapped up the scoring, off Lovell’s second assist of the night. Cami Towers recorded the shutout for the Panthers.
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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 4 @ Canton, 2 – Final
– Canton pulled within one goal early in the second half but Franklin tacked on an insurance goal with just over 10 minutes to play to secure a crucial two points on the road. The Panthers needed less than eight minutes to find the back of the net three times, stunning the hosts with an early onslaught. Senior Jason Proenca scored a brace inside the opening seven minutes, first nodding in a corner from junior Zach O’Mahony O’Sullivan in the fifth minute, and then burying a low cross from classmate Josh Rappa in the seventh minute. A timeout didn’t stop Franklin’s offense, it only delayed it. The Panthers found a third just seconds into the ninth minute as Proenca’s low cross was met at the far post by junior Will McAuley. Canton climbed back into the game with a brace from senior forward Vlad Francoeur, who converted a penalty kick (drawn by Teddy Cappucci) in the 19th minute, and then flashed a header in off a corner from Luke Erickson in the 52nd minute. The game stayed 3-2 until the 70th minute when Jake Boyd one-timed a cross from Jax Poverman to help secure the two points.
Girls Soccer = Canton, 1 @ Franklin, 7 – Final
– Franklin put together arguably its most complete game of the season to hand Canton its first league loss and move into first place alone atop the Kelley-Rex division. Phoebe Cuneo recorded a hat trick (her fourth and fifth goals in the last two days). The Panthers dominated from the opening whistle. Morgan Lovell, who had four points on Wednesday night, crossed for Cuneo to flick in the first goal after just three minutes. After a series of chances, the lead was doubled midway through the half when Lovell sent a through ball for Gwen Holland to chase. Holland won a challenge with the sliding keeper just inside the box and then slotted into the open net. Cuneo scored twice in three minutes to break the game open. First, she ran onto a through ball from Sophia Horton and picked the bottom far corner. Then Cuneo got a piece of Cassidy Carmignani’s long free kick and the ball trickled across the line for a 4-0 lead. Lovell would wrap up the first half with a shot from a tight angle. In the second half, Carmignani’s corner picked out Holland for a first-time finish. Canton got a consolation goal in the 60th minute. Alyssa Wong played the ball into the feet of Georgia Campbell, who deftly touched the ball past her marker and then finished. Franklin would get the goal back with 13 minutes to play. Grace Marinella latched onto a bouncing ball in the box after a corner and drilled in Franklin’s seventh.
Field Hockey = Franklin, 3 @ King Philip, 0 – Final
– Franklin earned a hard-fought win over King Philip in a matchup between the Kelley-Rex division’s top-ranked teams. After withstanding a lot of pressure from KP throughout the first half, the Panthers broke through with five minutes left in the first half when Addi Weiss scored off a pass from Amelia Manning. Clara Blongastainer doubled the lead with just 21 seconds left in the third quarter on an assist from Ava Lucenta, and Weiss added her second goal just under four minutes into the fourth, finishing off a feed from Blongastainer. Devon Barry made six saves for the shutout, Jossie Camp had a standout performance defensively, and Cade Taccini had a great two-way game in the midfield, helping the Panthers’ defense while also transitioning the visitors into offense. King Philip created multiple scoring chances, finishing with eight shots on goal and six corners. Lauren Griffin made seven saves in net for the Warriors.
Volleyball = Franklin, 3 @ King Philip, 2 – Final
– Franklin pulled out a thrilling five-set win on the road at King Philip (18-25, 25-18, 25-20, 19-25, 15-12). In a back-and-forth final set, the Panthers won five of the last six points to seal the victory, getting two key kills from Makayla Kuykendall before Olivia Alberti finished it off with the match-clinching point. Kuykendall led Franklin with 17 kills and 12 digs, while Emerson Delleo added 11 kills and 13 digs, and Alberti chipped in six kills and three blocks. Phoebe O’Connor ran the offense with 40 assists, and Emma Cunningham anchored the defense with 22 digs. For King Philip, senior Cece Kilroy led the way with 21 kills and 22 digs. Senior captain Shayne Dugan and sophomore Molly Sweeney each had eight kills, while sophomore Charlotte Bailey served up five aces.
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Girls Soccer = Milford, 2 @ Franklin, 4 – Final
– Franklin rallied twice from a goal down in the first half and pulled out a crucial home win that moves the Panthers into a first-place tie with KP atop the Kelley-Rex division. After Kyla Nashawaty gave the Hawks the lead from the penalty spot, Morgan Lovell settled a throw in, spun her marker, and crossed from the end line for Phoebe Cuneo to knock in the equalizer. Three minutes later, freshman Anela Lefter crossed from the right and Kayleigh Tourtellot met it with a thumping back post header to restore Milford’s lead. It took only two minutes for Franklin to level the score again. Anna Carosi and Lovell played a nice give-and-go on the right side and the sophomore curled a shot under the keeper to make it 2-2. In the final two minutes of the half, a long ball over the top found Lovell behind the Milford defense and she coolly slotted it home to put the Panthers in front. Franklin doubled its lead with 28 minutes left to play. From a Milford corner, the Panthers counterattacked and Lovell timed her pass perfectly to spring Cuneo, who won a challenge with the keeper and tapped into the now open net.
With the Kelley-Rex division race tightening up, Wednesday’s results did little to provide separation at the top.
Franklin and Milford battled to a 1-1 draw in a hard-fought matchup, splitting two potentially crucial points. The Panthers move into a tie for first with King Philip, while the Scarlet Hawks sit just three points back. Attleboro’s win at Sharon also keeps the Bombardiers in the mix, two points off the lead with three league games to go.
The visitors, who controlled the tempo and dictated play for the majority of the opening 40 minutes, earned a lead by halftime on a goal from senior Aidan Araujo. But the Hawks were in control for almost the entire second half with a handful of scoring chances, and found the equalizer just before the midway point on a header from junior Henrique Lopes.
“First half I thought [Franklin] outplayed us in all aspects,” said Milford head coach Antonio Pinto. “They were more intense, they played better soccer than us, they had more possession than us. I thought we flipped the script in the second half and we outplayed them. We were a lot more dynamic than we were in the first half. We just have to have a bit more composure in the attacking area and I think we could have had a couple more goals.”
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– Franklin dropped a non-league match at home against Nashoba. Senior DJ Silverstein carded a team-low round of 38, junior Ben Burgess added a 40, both senior Vinny Spencer and junior Tyler Perlman finished the round with a 41, and seniors Dylan O’Brien and Gabe Rodrigues each carded a 42.
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Via Twitter, Franklin TV, and our subscription to HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the Fall sports competition for Franklin High School on Tuesday, Sep 30, 2025
"Entering Tuesday’s contest with Stoughton, the Franklin boys soccer team sat in a first place tie in the Kelley-Rex division with just one league loss and only eight goals allowed in eight total games played.
And all the Panthers had to show for it: No. 28 in the latest MIAA Division 1 rankings, released Tuesday morning. Their 2.1859 overall rating was fifth among Kelley-Rex teams, despite sitting in a first place tie with KP.
A 3-0 win over the Black Knights should certainly help in those rankings, and it keeps the Panthers in front in the division title hunt.
Franklin scored twice in the first half off a long throw and a corner kick, and converted a penalty kick early in the second half and the defense secured its third shutout in its last four games against a Stoughton side that had scored 19 goals in its last three games and hadn’t been shutout all season."
Boys Cross Country = Milford, 43 @ Franklin, 18 – Final
Congrats to the boys' XC team on today's win! They took the first three spots: Kyle Twomey (17:33), Adam Peng (17:41), and Nick Mitchell (PR of 17:44). Sawyer Laing came in 5th overall running a PR (17:48). Ethan Riley made the top 5 for Franklin at 7th overall (18:00).
– Franklin swept the top three spots on its way to a win over Milford on the 5K course at Dacey Field. Kyle Twomey (17:33.7), Adam Peng (17:41.7), and Nicholas Mitchell (17:44.3) crossed one-two-three for the Panthers, with Sawyer Laing finishing in fifth at 17:48.4, and Ethan Riley rounding out the scoring with a seventh-place finish in 18:00.9. For Milford, Benjamin Tetreault placed fourth in 17:48.1, Jayden Madden took sixth in 17:55.9, and Brian Flanagan came in tenth at 18:16.7.
Girls Cross Country = Milford, 48 @ Franklin, 15 – Final
– Franklin dominated its matchup with Milford, sweeping the top five spots to earn a decisive win. Senior co-captains Stella Nappa (21:39) and Victoria Courtright-Lim (21:40) crossed nearly side by side to take the top two spots, with Annabelle Santiago (22:19) right behind in third. Violet Copeland (23:34) and Sasha Ignatova (23:46) rounded out the scoring in fourth and fifth, giving the Panthers a perfect score of 15. Milford was led by Gabriella DeTore (24:02.8) in seventh, Charlotte Bien (24:25.4) in eighth, and Autumn Murray (24:37.0) in tenth.
Golf = Attleboro, 179 @ Franklin, 156 – Final
– Franklin’s junior Ben Burgess earned medalist honors at home at Franklin Country Club with a two-over 37, highlighted by birdies on holes four and five, as the Panthers knocked off Attleboro. Senior Tyler Perlman added a 39 with a birdie on seven, senior Chris Shanahan matched with a 39 that included six pars, and seniors Ayden Doyle (birdie on four) and Dylan O’Brien each finished the round with a 41. Cam Elliott shot a team-low round of 41 for the Bombardiers, Nick Friess shot a 44, and Tyler Veronesi, Jackson Deyesso, and Jon Wellington all finished the day at 47.
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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 1 @ Medfield, 2 - Final
– Franklin was able to pull level in the first half but Medfield controlled the majority of the second half and regained the lead for good after the break. After a blocked shot in the area, sophomore Cam Lambert latched onto the loose ball and deposited a quick one-timer into the net to make it 1-1 in the first half.
– Franklin rallied to tie the match at 2-2 but Medfield scored six unanswered, three either side of halftime, to earn the non-league win. After the hosts jumped out to a 2-0 lead, Morgan Lovell (assisted by Lily Strong) and Phoebe Cuneo (assisted by Gwen Holland) brought Franklin level.
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Boys Soccer = Attleboro, 0 @ Franklin, 1 – Final
– A goal just past the midway point of the first half proved to be the difference as Franklin stayed atop the Kelley-Rex division standings with a 1-0 win over visiting Attleboro. Junior Zach O’Mahoney O’Sullivan dropped a left-footed free kick right to the top of the six-yard box and classmate Deacon Eglintine leapt up and flicked in a header to put the Panthers ahead.
- Attleboro rallied from two goals down in the final 13 minutes to secure dramatic win over Franklin on the night that the Bombardiers honor the Olivia Knighton Foundation. Franklin almost opened the scoring early in the match, but Kennedy Samuel marked her return after two games out by clearing the ball off the line. Late in the first half, the Panthers, who were playing their second game in as many nights, broke the deadlock with a back post header off a free kick. The visitors doubled the lead in the 53rd minute, but three minutes later Attleboro got on the board. Mia Cooper fed Jordyn Riley making a run down the right side of the box and she found the far post. Franklin added a spectacular third in the 63rd minute, as Morgan Lovell stole the ball, cut around an Attleboro defender, and picked the top corner. It seemed like the Panthers were on their way to an important division win, but Attleboro showed resiliency on an emotional evening. Tatum O’Brien got the Bombardiers back within one in the 67th minute and then Madison Dennehy got on the end of freshman Yvette Fontaine’s cross at the near post and flicked in the equalizer. Samuel, who played at both ends of the pitch for the Bombardiers, popped up with the winner by running onto a through ball from Riley. In the 76th minute, O’Brien scored a terrific solo goal, weaving through the Franklin defense, to put the Bombardiers up 5-3. Attleboro coach Steve Santos said, “We didn’t quit and we battled hard.” He praised the team’s defense, including Colie McGilvray, Sofia Sprovieri, Jamie Riley, Samuel, and goalie Ciara O’Driscoll
Field Hockey = Milford, 0 @ Franklin, 12 – Final
– Franklin jumped out with four goals in the first quarter and never looked back in a dominant win over Milford. Ella Marzullo and Caydence Canavan each found the back of the net multiple times, while Amelia Manning scored her first varsity goal and added two more to complete a hat trick. Penelope Brady chipped in with a goal and an assist, Cade Taccini set up two goals, and Addi Weiss had a goal and helper. Devon Barry made two saves to secure the shutout in net.
Volleyball = Milford, 0 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
– Behind a strong all-around effort from Makayla Kuykendall, Franklin swept Milford in three sets (25-18, 25-4, 25-11) at home. Kuykendall tallied 10 kills and 11 digs to pace the Panthers, while Emerson Delleo added six kills and 14 digs. Olivia Alberti chipped in five kills and two aces, Gianna Laurello recorded five kills and two blocks, Emerson Stewart served six aces, and Emma Cunningham held down the defense with 15 digs and two aces.
Golf = Franklin vs. Nashoba – Postponed to Wednesday, 10/8 at 3:15
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Girls Soccer = Franklin, 3 @ Natick, 3 – Final
– Franklin twice held leads in the second half but settled for a point in a thrilling, back-and-forth game against fellow D1 contender Natick. The Red Hawks grabbed the first lead of the match, but Franklin equalized when Lily Strong finished off a pass from Morgan Lovell. The Panthers grabbed their first lead when Lovell headed a corner off the crossbar. Gwen Holland reacted first to the loose ball and finished for a 2-1 lead. Natick leveled the match but the Franklin hit a textbook counterattack to regain the advantage. After clearing a dangerous Natick free kick on the edge of the box, Lovell sprung Strong down the right channel and the sophomore coolly lifted her shot over the onrushing keeper to make it 3-2. Natick answered back with nine minutes remaining. Franklin thought it won the match with three minutes to play, but Strong’s goal was called back for a tight offsides call and the end-to-end match ended in a draw.
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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 1 @ North Attleboro, 0 – Final
– A goal late in the first half proved to be the difference as Franklin secured two points on the road at North Attleboro. High pressure from junior Matthew MacNeil forced a turnover inside the box and classmate Sam Gurney latched onto it, finishing a shot from 10 yards out for the lone goal of the game.
Girls Soccer = North Attleboro, 3 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
– North Attleboro rallied from two goals down and Ava Pratt converted a late penalty to lift Big Red to a huge upset and its first win over the Panthers since 2020. Pratt started the North comeback with a free kick from 20 yards. A few minutes later, Angelina Bostock equalized for the visitors, following up the rebound on a free kick from Abigail Wholey. In the closing minutes of the game, Pratt drew a foul in the box. Keeping her cool, Pratt went low to the keeper’s left to secure North’s third win of the young season. Gracyn Cuzzi made 10 saves for North, which got a great defensive effort from Samantha Nikou and Rhylee Lagor.
Field Hockey = Franklin, 13 @ Stoughton, 0 – Final
– Franklin senior Liz Dumais scored a pair of goals, including her first career tally, and had one assist while freshman Riley Goodman added her first career goal as the Panthers picked up a big win on the road. Junior Ella Marzullo netted a hat trick in the win and sophomore Penelope Brady found the back of the net twice.
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Boys Soccer =Taunton, 1 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
– Junior Will McAuley completed his brace with just under six minutes to play as Franklin edged out visiting Taunton. The Panthers took the lead just before the midway point of the first half when McAuley latched onto a long throw from senior Josh Rappa that went over the top of the defense. Taunton pulled one back in the 60th minute off a one-timer from freshman Marcos Tavares to knot the score midway through the second half. In the 74th minute, junior Deacon Eglintine sent a free kick into the box, sophomore Luke Follen blasted a low shot that was saved, and McAuley cleaned up the rebound to make it 2-1.
– Lily Strong scored four goals to power the Panthers to a bounce back road win. Following a tough loss to Foxboro, Franklin exploded for seven goals and restored its lead at the top of the Kelley-Rex. Morgan Lovell (assist), Laila Rosen, and Phoebe Cuneo (assist) also found the back of the net for the visitors, while Gwen Holland dished out a pair of assists and Anna Carosi added one helper.
Boys Cross Country = Franklin, 34 @ Attleboro, 21 – Final
– Attleboro took three of the top five spots to secure a win at home over Franklin. Owen Lacillade’s first-place finish in 16:50 set the tone, with Camden Martin right behind him in 17:14. Adrian Askew placed fifth in 17:54, while Julian Veloz (18:01, sixth) and Elijah Askew (18:02, seventh) closed out the scoring for the Bombardiers.
Girls Cross Country = Franklin, 25 @ Attleboro, 30 – Final
– Franklin’s Annabelle Santiago provided the highlight of the meet with a furious kick to the finish to grab third place by one second (22:18), helping the Panthers secure a 25–30 win. The Panthers took the top three spots overall with seniors Stella Nappa (21:24) and Vicki Courtright-Lim (21:33) going 1–2, while Violet Copeland (24:06, ninth) and freshman Sasha Ignatova (24:28, 10th in her debut) closed out the scoring. Attleboro was led by Alexa Frackelton (22:19, fourth), Olivia Killingsworth (23:20, fifth), Riley Schofield (23:52, sixth), Grace Shireman (24:01, seventh), and Savannah Boedeker (24:06, eighth).
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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 1 vs. St. John’s Prep, 2 – Final
– Franklin erased a one-goal deficit in the first half but St. John’s Prep found the winner midway through the second half to get the win on the road. Junior Will McAuley played a perfect through ball for Ethan Herndon and the sophomore blasted a shot past the keeper to make it 1-1 in the 20th minute. Franklin senior Casey Flynn had a strong performance in net for the Panthers.
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– Foxboro rallied from a goal down twice and freshman Brenna Turner delivered the go-ahead goal 10 minutes into the second half to lift the Warriors to the upset and their first win of the season. Franklin got the first goal, but Foxboro quickly equalized. Kennedy Maling teed up Shea Dorney for a shot from just outside the box (her second goal in as many games) to make it 1-1. The Panthers regained the advantage and went into halftime in front. Less than a minute into the second half, Maling slipped a through ball to Ava Picard, who was fouled in the box. Picard converted the penalty to make it 2-2. Ten minutes later, Turner won the ball in midfield and fired a shot over the keeper’s head for what turned out to be the winner. Foxboro’s defense held out for the final half hour, Keira D’Arcy, Ashley Goldstein, Mia Flanagan, and Ella Carton had impressive performances and Julia Luck backed them up by making several key saves.
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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 0 @ King Philip, 3 – Final
– After taking a one-goal lead in the first half, King Philip tallied twice inside the first 10 minutes of the second half to run away with a 3-0 win over Franklin, giving the Warriors their first win over their rivals since 2020. Junior Greyson Perachi opened the scoring just past the midway point of the first half. Senior Marco Amorim dropped a service right to the six-yard box that slipped past a defender and right to Perachi for a quick finish from in close. Just two minutes into the second half, Amorim intercepted a Franklin goal kick and was taken down in the box for a penalty kick. Franklin goalie Casey Flynn made the stop on the penalty kick but KP senior George Blakesley followed up his own shot and buried the rebound to make it 2-0. Seven minutes later, Blakesley put a low shot on target that was spilled and junior Nick Wendling jumped onto the rebound and slotted a low shot into the back of the net. KP senior Brent Schneider made six saves in net for the shutout.
Girls Soccer = King Philip, 2 @ Franklin, 7 – Final
– Ava Quintin assisted both of KP’s goals. Her through ball allowed Ella McDonald to score in the first half and her corner was finished off by a Donnelle Balunos volley in the second half.
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Boys Soccer = Franklin, 0 @ Oliver Ames, 0 – Final
– The reigning division champs each grabbed a point in a scoreless season opener at Muscato Stadium in Easton. Casey Flynn (Franklin) and Zack Gilson (OA) each recorded the shutout in net.
Girls Soccer = Oliver Ames, 1 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
Josh Perry || HockomockSports.com Managing Editor provides the game recap:
"After hitting the woodwork and forcing Oliver Ames sophomore goalie Olivia Zaniboni into six first half saves, Franklin was feeling a little frustrated that it hadn’t gotten on the board in Thursday afternoon’s season opener at Pisini Stadium.
Things got worse two minutes before the break when OA senior Jolie Diaz laced a shot from 20 yards into the top corner to put the Tigers ahead against the run of play.
Rather than get deflated, Franklin came out for the second half with renewed energy and quickly turned things around. The Panthers got goals from Gwen Holland and Phoebe Cuneo to complete the comeback and secure a 2-1 win, their fourth straight win in the series, which has become the annual opening fixture for the perennial league powers."
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– Franklin secured a convincing win at home over visiting Sharon. Junior Tyler Perlman earned match medalist with a round of 37, while sophomore Bryce Botelho was close behind with a 39 that featured a birdie on the fourth. Junior Ben Burgess added a 40, and seniors Dylan O’Brien and Gabe Rodrigues each shot 42 to round out the Panthers’ scoring. Sharon was led by Nate Root with a 44, followed by Sarah Scappaticci (45), Mason Silverman (46), and Benny Hertzel (46).
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FHS schedules youth soccer clinic as fund raiser - Aug 26
Calling youth soccer players!
Join the Franklin High School Boys Soccer Team for a fun night of soccer skills and drills. All proceeds will benefit the Boys Soccer Program at FHS. Thank you for your support!
Event Details:
**Tuesday, August 26th from 6:00-7:30 pm on the Stadium Turf at FHS
**Open to boys and girls, entering grades 4-8
**Sign up and submit payment by August 3rd to guarantee a t-shirt.
**Cost: $30
**Please bring a ball and plenty of water to the clinic.
