Monday, May 20, 2013
On May 19, the Sharon Eagles ran at the Hockomock League Championship Meet at North Attleboro High School.
Last weekend, the Sharon Eagles took part in the Hockomock League Track and Field Championship Meet and earned some high finishes to start the postseaon. The boys finished in fourth place out of 12 teams while the girls took 11th place. Simon Max finished second in the javelin (170-04), losing on a tie breaker to North Attleboro’s Austin Renzi. James Gildersleeve also earned a second place finish in the 400 (51.43), Brian Mukasa finished in third in the high jump (6-02) and Jared Fogel took third in the 400 hurdles (59.63). Evantz Elisma’s 24.15 was good enough for fifth in the 200. In the girls’ meet, Katie Lowerre finished fifth in the 800 (2:29.21), Caroline Sun took seventh in the mile (5:27.83), and Rita Kushner jumped 5-2 in the …
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Bob Sondheim was a well-known figure in the Sharon community for all his involvement in town.
Fittingly, he was the only athletic director in the Hockomock League with a sailing team. If he had his way, there would have been a crew team, a surfing team, ice fishing team and probably a water polo team at Sharon High. The more time in the pool, the pond or the ocean, the better for him. "My fellow athletic directors call me 'Commodore Sondheim,' "' he said with a laugh a few years back. Bob Sondheim, the longtime swimming coach and athletic director, died Monday at age 63, way too young for a man who had given so much to so many. When Bob took over as the athletic director some 12 years ago, replacing the late Dick Corbirn, he had been working in government for people with disabilities. He was teased about being the new kid and …
Friday, December 14, 2012
Patch's Cover It Live blog keeps gives you the chance to follow all the basketball and hockey action in real time.
Hockomock League is back in action. Sharon will be traveling to Mansfield for a boys' basketball game tonight and Sharon Patch is your place to be for live coverage. Why wait until the following day or the following week to find out about how the Sharon teams fared this weekend? Why even wait until after the game? With Patch’s Cover It Live blog, you can follow all the action around the Hockomock League as it happens, in real time. When your team makes a big play, knocks down multiple three point baskets or scores a key foul shot, Patch will keep you updated. Can’t get to the game? We have you covered—and you’ll feel like you are right in the stands. Even if you’re at the game, you’re going to want to know how the other Hockomock League …
Monday, November 12, 2012
A recap of Week 10 football action in the Hockomock League.
Turns out Thanksgiving football in the Hockomock League will just be for pride and bragging rights this year - both of the league's playoff berths were sewn up by the end of week 10. Mansfield (7-3), a perennial playoff threat, clinched the Hockomock League's Kelly-Rex (large schools) Division with a 28-21 win against visiting Franklin this past Saturday evening. Mansfield improved to 4-1 in the division, assuring the Hornets of at least a tie with King Philip, who is 3-1 heading into Thanksgiving. But, Mansfield has the head-to-head tiebreak, beating KP 46-33 on Oct. 20. And, Sharon (8-2), just two years removed from a 1-9-1 season, made history Saturday afternoon, clinching the Hockomock League's Davenport (small schools) Division with a…
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Video highlights from the Sharon High Cheerleading team competing at the Hockomock League Fall Championships on Nov. 4.
Take a look at video highlights from the Sharon High cheerleading team competing at the 2012 Hockomock League Fall Championships Nov. 4 at Attleboro High School. The meet was dedicated to Stoughton High senior David Wade, a former SHS cheerleader, who died Sept. 29, 2012. Senior cheerleading captain Donyea Holloway gave a speech before the start of the meet, leading to a moment of silence. She was joined by her teammates, wearing black t-shirts with an orange #56 on the front (Wade's number this year on the football team). Stoughton advanced to the Division 2 Regionals with its performance at the Hockomock meet. Milford came in first at the meet, followed by Attleboro in second and Foxborough in third. Video highlights:
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Oliver Ames will be one of the Hockomock League teams competing
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
Submitted to Patch: The 2012 George King Hockomock League Cross Country Championships will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27. The event will be hosted at Borderland State Park in Easton. There will be a series of four races. Over 700 student athletes are expected to compete and over 1000 spectators are expected to attend. The starting gun for the first race, the girls’ varsity championship, goes off at 9:30 a.m. The varsity boys’ championship is the second race of the day, followed by the junior varsity and freshman races. The meet includes the 12 teams of the Hockomock League. It will feature some of the top programs and individuals in the state. Mansfield High School is the defending boys’ champion. Led by Val Madonna-Lendavi, the Hornets …
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
The Stoughton High football team lost 16-14 at Sharon Saturday afternoon with the Eagles scoring the game-winning touchdown with 11 seconds left. Stoughton, previously unbeaten, falls to 6-1 as Sharon claims Davenport Division lead.
Photos by Justin Braga/Jeffrey Pickette; click here for a complete photo gallery (50+ photos). *** The Stoughton High football team led at Sharon for all but 11 seconds, but unfortunately for the Black Knights those 11 seconds were the final ones. Sharon upset visiting Stoughton 16-14 Saturday afternoon, after Sean Asnes scored a last-second touchdown. It was the first loss of the season for Stoughton (6-1). Meanwhile Sharon improves to 6-1, bouncing back from last week's 43-0 loss at King Philip. Half of Sharon's six wins are the result of fourth quarter comebacks. Trailing Stoughton 14-10 with 3:50 left in the fourth quarter, Sharon got the ball back at its own 21 yard line, after forcing the Black Knights to punt. A heavy dose of Asnes …
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Sharon High football team knocks off top-rated Stoughton in Hockomock League Davenport Division.
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Saturday, October 20, 2012
The Sharon High football team came out in top in a Hockomock League Davenport Division game, beating rival Stoughton, 16-14, Saturday afternoon in Sharon as part of the Homecoming Day Celebration. Both teams were undefeated in Davenport play going into the game and Stoughton was unbeaten overall. With a 11 seconds left in the game, Sharon's Sean Asnes ran for a nine-yard touchdown for the winning score. After forcing Stoughton to punt, the Eagles got the ball back at their own 21-yard line with 3:50 left in the game. Asnes was able to come up with key third down runs to keep the drive alive. Stoughton took a 14-10 lead in the fourth quarter, but the Black Knight couldn't hold off the Eagles. In the third quarter, Asnes scored on a fourth …
Sunday, September 30, 2012
A recap of Week 4 football action in the Hockomock League.
Week 4 Recap Stoughton 25, Mansfield 6 Despite upsetting host Mansfield 8-0 last season, the pundits did not give Stoughton much of a chance in the rematch this year, but the Black Knight players didn't write their team off and came away with a dominating victory against Mansfield Friday in Stoughton. Led by a defense which forced four turnovers and shutdown a potent Mansfield offense and thanks to four rushing touchdowns from fullback Frankie Morris, Stoughton (4-0) jumped out to a 25-0 lead and beat the Hornets (2-2) in a rain-soaked affair. Click here for a full recap. Foxborough 21, North Attleboro 0 Foxborough beat North Attleboro at home Friday night, for its first win in the series between the Hockomock rivals since 2009. On defense…
Sunday, September 23, 2012
A recap of Week 3 football action in the Hockomock League.
Through three weeks of the season, six teams are still undefeated - Stoughton, Oliver Ames and Sharon in the Davenport Division and King Philip, North Attleboro and Attleboro in the Kelly-Rex. In the Davenport, Oliver Ames has the highest scoring offense (100 points, through three weeks, including 86 in the last two) and Stoughton has the top defense (allowing just 20 points through three weeks, and just 7 in the last two). In the Kelly-Rex, Attleboro has the highest scoring offense (97 points in three games) and King Philip has the top defense (23 points allowed in three games). After three weeks of non-league play, league play for all teams, except King Philip, starts in week 4 (scroll to the bottom for the week 4 schedule). Week 3 Recap…
Elizabeth
2:56 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
i think the video is of Stoughton, not Sharon cheering. more ›