Showing posts with label Bedford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bedford. Show all posts

Saturday, September 23, 2017

Cardinal Spellman Still Unbeaten After Route of Bedford


By Nate Rollins (@n_rollins1)

BROCKTON - Through its first two matchups, the Cardinal Spellman High football team has found itself playing catch-up quite a bit.

In Week 1, the Cardinals rallied back from a pair of deficits to knock off defending Division 3 state champion Hanover. The following week was not much different. In the final 3:21, Spellman scored two touchdowns to rally past Sharon, 21-14.

On Saturday afternoon, the Cardinals found themselves in unfamiliar territory, as there was no hole to dig out of.

Spellman put up a 28-spot in the first half, en route to a 30-6 non-league win over visiting Bedford High.

Friday, March 3, 2017

Bedford Beats Weston To Advance To D3 North Semifinals For Second Straight Season

Bedford freshman Malachi Hazelton (20) played with poise beyond his years on Friday night, scoring 17 points and pulling down 18 rebounds to lead Bedford past DCL rival Weston in the MIAA D3 North quarterfinals.
By Jason Siegel (@jasiegel1821)

WESTON, Mass. - In the previous two meetings between Dual County League rivals Weston and Bedford, the visiting team headed home with a victory.

In front of a raucous, overflow crowd on Friday night in Weston, the Bedford Buccaneers (16-6) continued that trend by taking down the Weston Wildcats (18-4) by a score of 60-49 in the MIAA Division 3 North quarterfinals.

Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Concord-Carlisle Defeats Bedford for 9th Consecutive Victory


By Jason Siegel (@jasiegel1821)

Concord, Mass. - Concord-Carlisle's senior-laden starting lineup is playing with a sense of urgency.

Senior captains John Mulligan, Spencer Patenaude, and David Poor combined to score 54 points in the Patriots’ 69-59 victory over the Bedford Buccaneers on Monday night in Concord.

The win gives Concord-Carlisle (16-6)  a share of the Dual County League Small division regular-season title with rival Weston.

C-C head coach David Cohen said that having a senior-laden squad can pay big dividends come tournament time.