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Season of hoops and pucks begins
Winter sports
under way at
BHS
By Kathleen Szmit
kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com
The football stadium at
BHS has been cleaned up
following the final game
and the soccer fields are
vacant. Don't get too com-
fortable , though , because
winter sports arejust getting
started.
Practices for many winter
sports started more than a
week ago, and several teams
have participated in scrim-
mages against other high
schools.
Boys varsity basketball
coach Sean Donovan is look-
ing forward to a successful
season. "We have a num-
ber of guys returning that
have played varsity,"he said.
"They haveexperience,which
should help us."
Donovan is hoping to see
his team improve from last
year's 8-12 performance. He
feels the team has a good
chance of getting into the
end-of-season tournament.
"We've got a lot of players
on the same level," he said.
"Everybody 's pretty good."
Nancy Freeman, girls var-
sity basketball coach , is
pleased to see her players
back in action. "We've got
seven returning players,"she
said, noting that a particu-
larly formidable force is that
of Jill Lyon,Morgan Kendrew
and Tashauna Ashmeade.
"They are quite the three-
some," she said.
Right now Freeman is
keeping her eye on Marga-
ret Cobb and Molly Hagan.
"Cobb surprises a lot of op-
ponents ," the coach said.
"And Hagan really developed
this summer. I think she will
have a good season."
Of her overall team, Free-
man is confident. "They are
fast and experienced ," she
said, "especially our start-
ing line."
Another force to watch this
season is the girls' varsity
hockey team. No doubt fans
willbe ready when star player
Stephanie Scarpato takes
the ice once more.
Last season Scarpato net-
ted her 100th goal during her
53rd game, while the team
soared to a 16-6-1 season
that ended with a trip to the
Division I semifinals.
The boys' varsity wres-
tling season heralds the
return of Alex Glenn to the
mat. Although Glenn spent
the majority of the football
season on the sidelines due
to injury, when given the
green light he opted to forgo
football and quietly began
preparing for his final BHS
wrestling season (though he
continued to motivate his
gridiron teammates).
Glenn, whose successful
turns on the mat last year
took him all the way to the
All-State individual tourna-
ment, spent the better part of
his summer training at wres-
tling camps, and competed
in the Bay State Games, at
which he claimed the gold
medal in his weight class.
At 215 pounds and more
than six feet tall, Glenn is an
intimidating opponent. "I am
a brutal, head-on wrestler,"
he said of his style.
This year Glenn is not only
gunning for another varsity
letter, "and hopefully a four-
timeAll-Star, [but] Iwant the
State title, too," he said.
The wrestling season gets
under way officially when the
team faces Belmont, Stough-
ton and Hanover at home at
10:00 tomorrow morning.
The boys' varsity ice hock-
ey team also gets their sea-
son started tomorrow night
with a 7:45 game against
Sandwich.
Also tomorrow are girls'
and boys' varsity swim team
Bay Colony Relays at New
Bedford High School, while
the boys' JV ice hockey team
travels to Cape Tech.
On Wednesday the boys'
basketball teams travel to
North Quincy for their first
games, while the girls' var-
sity ice hockey team battles
Martha 's Vineyard at the
Kennedy Rink at 4:30 p.m.
The boys then take the ice
against D-Y at 7:45 p.m.
For more information on
game dates, times and loca-
tions, visit www.highschoo-
sports.net.
Registration for Bay State
Games running out
The registration deadline for the figure
skating competition on the 2007 Bay State
Winter GamesisDec. 15.Thisyear'scompe-
tition willtake place at WilliamsCollege in
Williamstown Feb. 2-4, with the Bay State
Skate Show beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Feb.
3. For more information about the games
and registration,goto www.baystategames.
org/winter or call 781-932-6555.
Frenzy comes to Barnstable
High School
The Cape Cod Frenzy will be taking
over the court at Barnstable High School
on Sunday with a 7 p.m. game against the
MontrealMatrix.Stayingtruetotheirprom-
ise of being Cape Cod's team, the Frenzy
have enlisted local talent for their halftime
show,whichwillbe performed by the dance
troupe "Next Level" and representatives of
the USA Kung FuAcademy.
To further enhance the entertainment
the Frenzy is looking for Barnstable "dig-
nitaries" - teachers, well-known business
people,BHS alumni-to play withthe team
for up to 10 minutes. Folks interested in
participating in halftime shows or playing
in games should visit the team's Web site:
www.capecodfrenzy.com , or e-mail Ian
McCarthy, the team's general manager, at
ian@capecodfrenzy.com.
The Frenzy'srecord iseven at 4-4,largely
due to their star forward, Rob Sanders,
being injured. Once the 6'7", 240-pound
forward returns to the courts, no doubt
games willbecome more frenzied.
Tickets to Sunday night's game are $14
for adults, $8 for students with ID, and $4
for children under 12.Tickets are available
on-line or at the door.
Boaters alerted not to use *CG
The Coast Guard has asked allcellphone
serviceprovidersinallstates except Alaska
to remove the specialized keying sequence
*CG as a method of requesting maritime
emergency assistance.
As an interim measure the Coast Guard
has asked that cell phone service provid-
ers reroute all *CG calls to the nearest 911
operator.
Boaters should use the VHF-FM radio as
their primary means of making a distress
call on the water. Cell phone calls to 911
should be used only as a secondary option.
Formore information visit http://www.uscg.
mil/hq/g-o/g-opr/sar.htm
New hockey team for Cape
girls
Cape Cod Crush Hockey, Inc. has an-
nouncedthelaunchofanew girlshockeyteam
for Barnstable County.The Cape Cod Crush
willbe based out of the Town of Barnstable
ice rinksin Hyannis and will hold its season
tryoutsinMarch 2007.Thisnewteam'sintent
is to include girls of all age groups and to
prepare the highest skilled players for high
school and college level play with a focus
on development of young players. Through
the use of clinics, tryouts and scrimmages,
girls willbe placed in appropriately skilled
teamsand willbe afforded anopportunityto
develop their talents. For more information,
go to www.CapeCodCrush.com.
Hoops for him
Men ages 50 and older are welcome to
join the Men's Dennis Senior Basketball
Games to take place Thursday evenings
from 5 until 7 at Wixon Middle School.
For more information, contact the Dennis
Senior Center at 508-385-5067.
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couldn't talk with anyone.
The boys also had to
learn how to play. Even
though they were physi-
cally active in the children's
home, they both lacked cre-
ative imagination. "Allthey
did was wrestle each other,"
said Kate. "When we told
them they had to go out-
side and play but couldn't
wrestle, they didn't know
what to do."
The boys now boast ac-
tive imaginations, as well
as healthy appetites, fluent
English, and wry senses of
humor.They also act like
true brothers, teasing each
other playfully and occa-
sionally bickering.
For both, physical activ-
ity remains an integral
aspect of their lives. "We
have a hard time sitting
still," admitted Povilas. "I
couldn't get ajob with a
computer. I'd drive myself
insane."
While the two are enjoy-
ing some athletic downtime
this winter (having missed
the sign-up deadline), they
remain sports enthusiasts,
noting that the sport in
Lithuania is basketball.
"Lithuania is a basketball
country," said Povilas.
Although Vytas and Po-
vilas have been in the U.S.
more than a decade, they
still refer to themselves as
Lithuanian. "I like that I
have something more to of-
fer than just being Ameri-
can," said Povilas.
Even so, the boys have
immersed themselves nice-
ly into the American life-
style. While Povilas looks
forward to building his own
house someday, Vytas is
enjoying being ajunior at
BHS. "I love school," he
said, then cracked a smile.
"The social life, World His-
tory and lunch."
In the spring Vytas plans
to rejoin the track team.
His favorite events are the
100 meter dash and the
4 x 100 meter relay. "So
you're a runner?" he was
asked. Before he answered,
Povilas lauged. "He likes
to think so," he said. Then
they're off - best friends
for decades, brothers for a
lifetime.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A
Male Red Raider -Brian Maloney,Golf
Female Red Raider - Natalie Cohen,
Volleyball
Male Sportsmanship -Mike Allen, Football
Female Sportsmanship - Jessie Goode,
Volleyball
Sportsmanship by Team:
Cheerleading -Brenna Fligg
Girls' Cross Country -Kelly Erhard
Boys' Cross Country -Hunter Tuttle
Girls' VarsityField Hockey -Lauren Kenney
Boys'VarsityFootball -Donny Campbell
Golf-Tim Norton
Boys'Varsity Soccer -Matt Zall
Girls' VarsitySoccer -Erica Lawrence
Volleyball-Jessie Goode
Old Colony League All-Stars:
Girls' Cross Country - Jill Lyon, Anna
Cavanaugh and Chelsea Leroux
Boys' Cross Country -Riley King
FieldHockey-LizSeidman,LynneDonoghue,
MeghanDelaney,DanielleCotellessa,Courtney
King and Kristen Logan
Football-C.J.Ellis,Zach Wilson,JakeFulham
and Dave Wiseman
Golf - Jared Payne, Tim Norton and Tucker
Dooley
Boys' Soccer -John Collins, Jordan Bar and
Steve Kilmurray
Girls'Soccer-Jordanka MacNeely,AliMelley
and Christina Tyndall
Volleyball - Marissa Pita, Amanda Parker,
Kara Cullen, Stephanie Bristol, Natalie Cohen
and Erin Johnson
Boston Globe All-Scholastic Athletes:
Natalie Cohen, Stephanie Bristol and Kara Cullen
Old Colony League Champions:
Girls' Cross Country (co-champs)
Field Hockey
Boys' Golf
Girls'Volleyball
South Sectional Champions - Volleyball
MSSA Cheerleading Sectional Champions
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State Championship MSSA runners-up
-Cheerleading (Div. I co-ed)
State Division I Champions
Volleyball (fourth straight, 10th overall)
Fall 2006 BHS Athletic Awards:
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¦ Wed. Dec. 13, 2006 M.V.R.H.S. 4:30 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis. MA .
Sat. Dec. 16. 2006 Milton H.S. 6:30 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis. MA
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Wed. Dec. 20, 2006 @ Sandwich H.S. 6:30 PM Gallo Arena Bourne. MA "
I Sat. Dec. 23, 2006 @ Canton H.S. 4:00 PM Metropolis Rink - Canton, MA I
| Wed. Jan. 3. 2007 @ Hingham H.S. 6:50 PM Pilgrim Arena - Hingham . MA |
¦ Sat. Jan. 6. 2007 @ Duxbury H.S. 3:40 PM The Bog Rink - Kingston. MA ¦
Wed. Jan. 10. 2007 Westwood H.S. 6:20 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis. MA
' Sat. Jan. 13, 2007 NausetH.S. 6:30 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis, MA '
I Mon Jan. 15. 2007 Sandwich H.S. 11:45 AM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis. MA I
| Wed. Jan. 17. 2007 Marblehead H.S. 6:20 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis. MA |
. Sat. Jan. 20. 2007 @ Falmouth H.S. 620 PM Falmouth Arena - Falmouth, MA
Wed. Jan. 24, 2007 @ Quincy/N.Q. H.S 7:10 PM Quincy Youth Arena-Quincy. MA
I Sat. Jan. 27, 2007 @ M.V.R.H .S. 1:00 PM M.V. Arena-Oak Bluffs. MA I
I Wed. Jan. 31, 2007 Marshfield H.S. 6:20 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis, MA |
| Sat. Feb. 3, 2007 @ Franklin H.S. 6:30 PM Veterans Rink Franklin. MA |
. Wed. Feb. 7, 2007 Duxbury H.S. 6:20 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis, MA I
Sat. Feb. 10. 2007 Latin Acad. H.S. 6:30 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis, MA
' Wed. Feb. 14, 2007 @ NausetH.S. 8:00 PM Charles Moore Arena-Orleans '
| Sat. Feb. 17, 2007 Falmouth H.S. 6:30 PM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis, MA |
¦ Thu. Feb. 22, 2007 Needham H.S. 11:45 AM Kennedy Rink - Hyannis. MA ¦
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