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Raiders show unwavering determination
Varsity soccer
team shows
strength
By Kathleen Szmil
kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com
POWER KICKER -BHS goalieJordan
Bar sends another one flying during
the Raiders' match against Falmouth
on Monday.
HE'S GOT YOUR BACK(FIELD) - Defender Steve Kilmurray races after the
ball during Barnstable's home game against Falmouth on Monday.
The
boys varsity soc-
cer team suffered a
tough loss this week to
Falmouth, though they played
an intense game.
Matt Zall certainly came
away with a few extra bruises
in the physical match as he
took a kick to the side of his
face, and was dealt a hard trip,
both in the first half. In spite
of taking a few for the team,
Zall unwaveringly stayed in
the game.
Also turning in a stellar
performance was defender
Steve Kilmurray. Not only was
Kilmurray quick with his feet,
but he demonstrated fearless-
ness when it came to using
his head, as well, turning in a
number of great headshots.
Midfielders Nathan Andac
and John Collins were contin-
ually aggressive in pursuit of
the ball, while Felipe Ribeiro
showed some fancy footwork.
In the goal Jordan Bar did
his best to prevent the Clip-
pers from scoring, putting
forth several excellent kicks
following outs and saves.
Unfortunately poor field
conditions and Falmouth's
relentless drives for the goal
wore on Barnstable and the
Clippers were able to find the
goal on three occasions.
Although the Raiders were
able to maneuver the ball into
scoring range, Falmouth goalie
Brett Youngthwarted any and
all possible goals.
At press time BHS was
scheduled to face Taunton on
the road,with their next home
game against Attleboro on
Tuesday.
Tough times for BHS football
Dartmouth defeats
varsity and JV
teams
By Kathleen Szmit
kszmit@barnstablepatnot.com
HIKE THAT BALL - BHS varsity tri-captain Zach Wilson
catches a nice hike from teammate Riley Demanche. While
itwas undeterminedexactlywhowon,Wilson andDemanche
enjoyed a spirited match against Wilson's BHS teammate
Casey Hanf and Demanche's buddy, Lou Cocozza.
IN A HUDDLE - Lou Cocozza, 6, discusses strategy with
BHS varsity player Casey Hanf as the two prepare to take
on Zach Wilson and Riley Demanche.i
KATHLEEN SZMIT PHOTOS
GOTCHA - BHS JV football players tackle a Dartmouth player making a run at a touchdown during their match on Monday. BHS was defeated 31-8.
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It was a tough week for
Barnstable Football as both the
varsity and JV teams suffered
losses.
On the road in Dartmouth, the
Raiders dropped to 2-3 overallaf-
ter losing to the Indians 31-12.
After three quarters Dart-
mouth was up 31-0. Determined
notto allowashutout,Barnstable
netted two touchdowns in the fi-
nal quarter.
The first came on a 13-yard
pass from Ryan Tremblett who
threw to Tyler Murphy for the
score. Then,withjust 43 seconds
left on the clock,John Gomes
tossed a five-yard pass to A.J.
Passalugo who managed to cross
the line to bring in the score.
Tremblett went sixfor 16 in the
game, snagging a 79-yard inter-
ception while Gomes went two
for three for sevenyards.Leading
the ground attack for Barnstable
was Dean Tillman who garnered
76 yards on 16 carries.
In spite of the loss, Barnstable
came awaywitha66-39-yard edge
in throws.
OnMonday the JVteam played
Dartmouth on home turf,endur-
ing a difficult loss of 20-8.
Sadly the normally cohesive
team was mistake-prone,aswell
as coping with the absence of
several key players.
In spite of setbacks, the Raid-
ers played hard, refusing to go
down easy to the Indians. "They
played their tails off," said Head
Coach Paul Bentley.
Eric Trotto had a tremendous
gamedefensively,makingseveral
tackles in the backfield as well
as running into the secondary
field.
Barnstable 's sole touchdown
came in the second half, on the
heelsofacontroversialrecallofone
just before halftime.IsaiahVoegeli
brought in the touchdown.
Next up, the Raiders face
Taunton. The varsity has home
field advantage and plays next
Fridayat 6p.m.whiletheJVboys
travel to Taunton on Saturday
where they will play at noon.
The latest local sports
information
By Kathleen Szmit
kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com
BHS Girls Soccer
The girlsvarsity soccer team was overpowered
by Falmouth this week, 4-0, falling to 0-12-1 for
the season.
While the team put in some solid defense, they
proved no match for the formidable Clippers.
Next up for the Raidersisamatch against Attle-
boro on the road.
BHS Volleyball
The Raiders continue to impress as they came
awaywith anothertriumph,thistimeover Taunton
on Monday 3-0.
Kara Cullen netted 12killsand three aces in the
series,helping the Raiders improve to 15-0 overall
and 6-0 in the Old Colony League.
Also inthe match Natalie Cohen garnered eight
kills while Stephanie Bristol had seven and one
ace, as well as three blocks. Kortney Kelley had
six aces and Erin Johnson had two kills and two
aces,while Casey Egan came away with three kills
and Marissa Pita had nine nice digs.
Forinformation onupcominggames and events,
visit www.highschoolsports.net
Cape Flag Football
Cape Cod Flag Football saw three more heated
matches Sunday.
The Redskinstrumped the Patriots 25-12,while
the Cowboys took the Steelers 26-14. At noon it
was the Bears defeating the Falcons 22-18.
Recently the League began naming its players
of the week, who are: Week 1: Offensive - Andre
Barbosa (Falcons);Defensive -Paul Carroll (Patri-
ots) ; Week 2: Offensive -Terry Rogers (Cowboys) ;
Defensive - Duke Milton (Redskins); Week 3: Of-
fensive -Terry Rogers (Cowboys); Defensive -Da-
vid Adams (Falcons); Week 4: Offensive -Jon Way
(Bears); Defensive -J. Gourdine (Redskins).
For more information, visit capeflagfootball.
com
Women's Volleyball
Inwomen'scollegevolleyballnews,seniormiddle
blocker Elizabeth Curley of Centerville slammed
down acareer-high23killsand added sevenblocks
to lead the Hofstra University Volleyball team to
itsninth straight win,a3-1victoryover Northeast-
ern on Saturday. With one more kill, Curley will
become only the 11thplayerin Hofstra volleyball
history to reach the 1,000-kill mark.
Curley, who hit at a .583 clip (23 kills, two er-
rors, 36 attempts) in the match, had her two
strongest games in the third and fourth series
after the Huskies had evened the match at one
game apiece.
After nailing five kills in games one and two,
Curley netted six in the third game as Hofstra
took a two games to one advantage.
Curley then put away seven killsin the decisive
fourth game to lead Hofstra to the four-game
victory.
Curley, who played for Barnstable High School,
leads Hofstra and ranks first in the Colonial
Athletic Association in hitting percentage with
.405. She is the only player in the conference with
a hitting percentage above .400 and ranks 21st
internationally in that category.
Sheis second on the team in kills,first in blocks
and third in service aces. Curley has led Hofstra
in kills a team-high tying eight times and blocks
a team-high 11 times. She has reached double
figures in kills in 14 of Hofstra's 18 matches this
season.
Up to speed
After loss to
Falmouth, defeat
of Durfee nets
postseason play
By Kathleen Szmit
kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com
HIT IT- Lynne Donoghue gives the ball a solid whack during Barnstable's
match against Falmouth on Monday.
KATHLEEN SZMIT PHOTOS
RACING FOR THE BALL - Courtney King (3) races after a hit in an attempt
to beat Falmouth to the ball while Lizzie Seidman follows close behind.
While Barnstable lost to Falmouth on Monday, they defeated Durfee on
Tuesday,securing a spot in postseason play.
The BHS girls field hockey
team had a roller-coaster
week, dropping an intense
game to Falmouth and
emerging with a victory over
Durfee.
On Monday the girls faced
Falmouth in a physical, back
and forth game that saw
Falmouth score the only goal
just four minutes into the
second half.
Casey Ostrander was for-
midable on defense, greatly
assisting goalie Danielle
Cotellessa.
Erika Hansen and Lynne
Donoghue did their best to
keep the ball in Barnstable
territory but Falmouth
proved challenging.
On Tuesday the Raiders
faced Durfee on the road with
Donoghue turning in her sec-
ond hat trick of the season.
Although Durfee took a
1-0 lead early in the game,
Barnstable was quick to an-
swer, tying the game 13min-
utes in on a goal from Kristen
Logan on a penalty stroke.
Donoghue then scored
three unanswered goals to
give the Raiders a comfort -
able berth. Lizzie Seidman
and Meaghan Delaney, varsity
captains, kicked in excellent
assists.
Ostrander was again im-
pressive as left wing, helping
in Barnstable's strong mid-
field play. The win brings the
team to 10-4-1 for the season
and qualifies them for post-
season play.
Next up are back-to-back
home games. The Raiders
face Nauset on Monday at
3:30 p.m. and Attleboro on
Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Field hockey sees one down, one up