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Friday, March 22, 2013

Where to Watch March Madness in the Sharon Area

Beers, wings and slam dunks! It's tournament time—here's where to catch all the games.

Don't have enough TV screens to keep up with your March Madness bracket? There are plenty of viewing options in and around Sharon. Here are just a few of the places to catch the madness: Mick Morgan's 973 Providence Hwy., Sharon 781-806-006 Halfway Cafe 95 Washington St., Canton 781-821-0944 The Raven's Nest 998 Main St., Walpole 508-734-9377 Too busy to stop by your favorite local sports joint? Download the March Madness Live app to watch on the go from your mobile device. Where are you watching March Madness this year? Tell us in the comments! 

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Sharon Boys' Basketball Stops Oliver Ames on Senior Night

Sharon will look to secure a playoff berth on Friday when it will host Milford.

The Oliver Ames boys' basketball team was unable to secure a playoff-clinching victory on Senior Night.  The Tigers fell to Sharon, 89-71 Tuesday in a Davenport Division clash against Sharon. The Eagles, like the Tigers, were able to move within one victory of earning a playoff bid. Beating OA twice in one year was important, according to Sharon coach Bruce Jackman. "It’s a great rivalry, and for us to beat them twice in a row – I feel good for the seniors," he said. "They hadn’t beat them in three years so it was really nice to have that happen." Sharon won on the backs of juniors Brian Mukasa and James Fritzon, who finished the game with 30 and 31 points respectively. Two 30-plus point scorers became too much of a handful for the Tigers…

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Sharon Patch Scoreboard

Sharon Patch Scoreboard: Sharon Men's Softball Two-Fer Tonight

Check out the Sharon Patch Scoreboard daily. Submit your scores and results, too.

The Sharon Patch scoreboard is a daily feature. Check here for the day's Sharon schedule and results. Sunday's scoreboard will include the upcoming week's schedule. The teams listed are from unless otherwise noted. Town sports leaders and coaches are invited to submit their results to Editor Michael Gelbwasser at Michael.Gelbwasser@patch.com. To learn if an event is cancelled due to inclement weather, call the high school sports cancellation hotline at 781-784-1554, ext. 7088. For a full list of schedules and other forms/information, visit the Eagles Athletics website at: http://hs.sharon.k12.ma.us/pages/Sharon_High_School/FACULTY_AND_STAFF/Athletics. Tuesday: Monday: Sunday: Saturday: No games scheduled Friday: No games scheduled Thursday…

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Stoughton Out-Runs Sharon in Girls Hoop

Host Black Knights win, 46-40.

The Stoughton High School varsity girls basketball team defeated visiting Sharon in a game of runs Friday night. The Black Knights had the two largest runs of the game, and won, 46-40. The Senior Night win secured Stoughton (10-5) a state tournament spot. "Our team hasn’t made tournament in a long time, so we’re extremely excited," senior Chrystal Holland said. "It's great, it's like the best feeling in the world to not only have a Senior Night, but win." Sharon (7-8) needs three wins in its final four games to reach the tournament. "It’s doable, but we play tough teams and we’re going to have to come out and play," Sharon coach Kate Horsmann said. The Eagles led 31-30 with less than 3 minutes left in the third, following a free throw by …

Late Work By Stoughton Spoils Sharon Boys Hoop's Senior Night

Visiting Black Knights hang on for 50-47 win.

Two offensive rebounds and a steal by Stoughton High School varsity boys basketball junior tri-captain Joe Bunce-Grenon late in the fourth quarter helped the Black Knights spoil host Sharon's Senior Night, 50-47, on Friday. With just under two minutes left, Bunce-Grenon boxed out his man, grabbed a missed shot and scored, giving Stoughton (14-2) a 48-44 lead. Eagles sophomore guard James Fritzson then drained a three-pointer, cutting the lead to one, 48-47, and sending the Sharon gymnasium into a frenzy. Bunce-Grenon's second rebound – "I got it and looked for a ball handler so we could run out the clock," he said – reached junior Aaron Calixte, who split defenders and scored an underhand layup for 2 of his game-high 23 points, extending …

Friday, February 10, 2012

Friday Night LIVE: Hockomock League Basketball (Feb. 10)

Friday, February 10: Bringing you live coverage of Hockomock League Basketball.

Friday Night LIVE isn’t just for football. We’re trading in our cleats for our high tops and will be bringing you LIVE coverage of Hockomock League basketball this winter. The Patch teams in Easton (Oliver Ames), Sharon, Mansfield, Stoughton and Attleboro will be bringing you updates from Friday night's games between: All games start around 6:30 p.m. With this live blog you can interact with us and send us game photos. No need for scoreboard watching...Patch has you covered. We start blogging around tip-off. Just click on the play button in the gray box and follow along!

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Special Needs Basketball Practice Addition has Visitors Winning, Too

Stonehill men's basketball team helps the kids with passing and other hoop skills.

Some parents of Sharon special needs students have discussed going to a Stonehill College men's basketball game. But today, the Stonehill College men's basketball team came to them. For the second straight Sunday, the Skyhawks have passed and shot with the 15 students in the Sharon Basketball Stars special needs basketball program during the kids' practice at the East Elementary School. Program leader Katie Currul-Dykeman said she contacted Skyhawks head coach David McLaughlin after some parents expressed interest in watching his team. "It was one quick e-mail, and he jumped on it," said Currul-Dykeman, an assistant professor of criminology at the Easton college. McLaughlin calls the activity "a great situation" for the team as well as the…

Saturday, February 4, 2012

OA Ends Sharon Boys Basketball's Playoff Hopes

Tigers hang on for 65-62 win.

The Oliver Ames varsity boys basketball team held on at the buzzer for a 65-62 victory over visiting Sharon on Friday night. Trailing by 10 after three quarters, the Eagles rallied back. Junior forward Ian Beach tried to tie the game with a last-second shot, yet fell short. The loss eliminated the Eagles (3-11) from a state tournament berth. "It was a great effort," Sharon head coach Bruce Jackman said. "We played hard and we had a chance to steal one at the end, but it just wasn't meant to be." Oliver Ames (9-5), meanwhile, is one win away from reaching the state tourney. "Hats off to Sharon. I thought they were terrific," OA head coach Don Byron said. "They were in a situation where they had to win and for all those kinds of reasons, …

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