Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Mansfield's results from the tournament on Saturday.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
The following was provided by the Mansfield High School wrestling coaching staff. The Hockomock league tournament was held on Saturday January 28th at North Attleboro High School. Mansfield trailed only North Attleboro and Franklin in team scoring and had eight wrestlers place in the top four in the process.Dan Gilmore was champion of the 152 pound weight class. He defeated Austin Renzi of North Attleboro 7-4 in the finals. Dan had a record of 3-0 with 2 pins on the day. Derrion Walker was champion of the 160 pound weight class. He pinned Tyler Florio of King Phillip in the finals at the 2:08 mark of the match. Derrion was 3-0 with 2 pins for the tournament. Tyler Budwey won his first tournament of the season at the 170 pound weight class…
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Mansfield places seventh overall.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The Mansfield wrestling team participated in the Woburn Invitational Tournament on Saturday Jan. 14th. Mansfield placed seventh in the 16 team field. The Hornets entered wrestlers in 10 of the 14 weight classes. Derrion Walker was the champion of the 160 pound weight class. He compiled a record of 4-0 with three pins to his credit. In the finals he pinned Ben Luliano of Lincoln Sudbury High School at the 3:28 mark. Derrion, a senior captain is enjoying an outstanding season thus far. He currently has a record of 22-2. Tyler Budwey (170) a senior captain had a great showing placing second with a 3-1 record and two pins. Dan Gilmore (152) a senior captain placed fourth with a record of 3-2 and three pins. Aurian Dawkins (120) also placed …
Monday, January 16, 2012
Mansfield defeats the Warriors 3-0.
The Mansfield boys ice hockey team beat Foxborough on Saturday 3-0. While the score was a bit lopsided in Mansfield’s favor, it did not reflect the entirety of the game. Offensively, Mansfield dominated the ice. They had a total of 33 shots on goal, out shooting Foxborough by 26. They also kept the puck primarily on the Warrior’s side of play, not giving Foxborough many chances to shoot. "I got a chance to play everybody," Mansfield head coach Rick Anastos said. "That was what I had hoped to accomplish. Everybody goes to practice and they work hard. This was their oppertunity to play and they played." Mansfield did however give Foxborough two powerplays in the first and second periods, but did not allow any scoring. "We just got to keep …
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Mansfield High ice hockey out shoots North Attleboro.
Mansfield High boys' ice hockey team beat North Attleboro, 7-5, in a shootout match between the two teams Saturday. The Hornets dominated the Rocketeers, out shooting them 39-16. Mansfield goalie Richard Shipman made 11 saves. “We’ve got to take advantage of our opportunities,” Mansfield head coach Rick Anastos said. “We did pretty good, and we out shot them quite a bit.” The Hornets kept up a heavy pressure offense, keeping the puck in the Rocketeers' half of the ice as much as they could. The game saw a great deal of penalties from both sides, which let North Attleboro come back in the middle of the third period. North Attleboro scored first in the game, when a puck took an unlucky bounce across a defenders back and then over Shipman’s…
Friday, December 16, 2011
Hornets dominate.
Mansfield dominated North Attleboro on Friday 57-37 in their home opener. Hornet guard Michael Hershman lead the Mansfield scoring with 11 points, followed very closely by forward Brendan Hill and team co captain Brian Hershman. Nipping at their heels was guard Ryan DeAndrade andforward Gregory Romanko with nine points each, followed by co captain Terence O'Mara with six points and Sean Higgins with two. The Hornets started off strong, scoring first and held a steady lead during much of the first period. Mansfield was leading 7-0 with points from Ryan DeAndrade and Brian Hershman four minutes left in the period when North Attleboro started to gain momentum. NA jumped back into the game and took the lead. At the end of the period, the Red …
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
MHS in the process of self evaluation.
Mansfield High School is in the process of readying for the New England Association of Schools and Colleges evaluation for accreditation evaluation. "Colleges may not accept your students [if the school is not accredited]," MHS Principal Michael Connolly said. "I'm putting it very simple terms, but that means a lot. I can't think of a school that isn't accredited." The NEASC is one of six regional accreditation associations. The NEASC accreditation process requires that the school in question go through a rigorous self and peer evaluation according to NEASC standards. Mansfield is currently already accreditated, but the accreditation goes through a 10 year cycle, during which both the NEASC and accreditated schools update and refine their …
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Mansfield beats Foxboro with a 1-0 win after scoring on a 5 minute power play.
Foxborough coach Melissa Bordieri is going to have to wait at least a few more days for win number 100. A tight game between two rivals ended in one of the rarest ways as far as field hockey goes. Scoring on a late power play, the Hornets broke a scoreless tie to walk away with a 1-0 win. The lone goal was not without controversy. After Katie Ennis did not give Mansfield seven yards on a free hit, the official penalized Ennis with a yellow card and a 5-minute penalty to give the Hornets a power play with 8:24 left in the game. “That hurt us no doubt,” said Bordieri The harsh penalty, which was given after Ennis received a green card as a warning for the same infraction in the first half, was seen as a very strict ruling. “It seemed like …
