Results/Records 15 - 4
Maritime League 7 - 1
B-R 7 - Martha's Vineyard 14
B-R 6 - Dartmouth 7
B-R 16 - N.Bedford Voc Tech 3
B-R 10 - New Bedford 2
B-R 16 - Fairhaven 10
B-R 12 - Bishop Stang 2
B-R 10 - Whitman/Hanson 4
B-R 11 - Coycle Cassidy 3
B-R 8 - Nantucket 7
B-R 16 - New Bedford 3
B-R 7 - Dartmouth 4
B-R 16 - Bourne 7
B-R 7 - Barnstable 16
B-R 18 - Mashpee 7
B-R 17 - North Attleboro 8
B-R 16 - Bishop Stang 1
B-R 13 - Coyle Cassidy 2
B-R 10 - Fairhaven 5
B-R 7 - Brookline 8 MIAA Play-offds
JV 6 - 5 - 2
Maritime League 3 - 2 -1
B-R 2 - Martha's Vineyard 3
B-R 1 - Dartmouth 7
B-R 8 - N. Bedford Voc Tech 2
B-R 7 - New Bedord 2
B-R 5 - Bishop Stang 1
B-R 5 - Whitman/Hanson 6
B-R 8 - Nantucket 1
B-R 6 - New Bedford 0
B-R 3 - Dartmouth 6
B-R 2 - Barnstable 10
B-R 2 - North Attleboro 2
B-R 3 - Bishop Stang 3
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Game Notes: 2010
6/2 Varsity vs Brookline, MIAA South Sectional Div. I Tournament Play-offs: In the first tournament game in program history, the B-R Trojans put forth a tremendous effort, but fell just short to a skilled Brookline team. Dan Johndrow (3g) opened up the scoring, less than two minutes into the game, off a feed from Josh Crawford (3a). However, the Warriors of Brookline matched that score within two minutes. The game was a back and forth affair all throughout, with both teams playing solid possession lacrosse. The defensive unit of Sean Connolly, Billy Vey, Mike McKinnon, Collin Betit, Cody Wood, and Teddy Buckley played physical, but in control, giving Brookline no easy looks. Kevin Mulligan was strong in net, making 13 saves. Anthony Hardy added 3 goals, and Branden Morin had 1, while James Barca chipped in with an assist. The Trojans played hard all game, as they had all season. Best of luck to seniors Dan Johndrow, Mike McKinnon, and Tyler Whealan.
5/27 Varsity vs Fairhaven: On the final regular season game for three seniors, the Trojans bounced back from a slow first half to earn a league win over Fairhaven. James Barca led the scoring with 4 goals and 1 assist. The B-R Extra-Man unit capitalized on great scoring chances, with Anthony Gallo (2a), Josh Crawford (2g,2a), and Dan Johndrow, moving the ball well. The defensive unit played well all game, sliding early, and bringing a physical approach to every minute of the game. Ben Donovan, Teddy Buckley, Cody Wood, Billy Vey, Sean Connolly, Mike McKinnon and Nick Leone, never let the Fairhaven offense take an easy shot, and cleared the ball well all game. Goalie Kevin Mulligan made 11 saves on the day. With the win, the Trojans are now Maritime West Co-Champions, and are awaiting their seed in the Division 1 Tournament.
5/25 Varsity vs Coyle Cassidy: The Trojans won their fourth straight game in front of a spirited home crowd on Tuesday night against Coyle-Cassidy. The Trojans struggled in the first half, throwing the ball away multiple times, and allowing the young Warriors to get comfortable on offense. The Trojans offense opened up the second half with skilled and quick ball movement, netting six in the third quarter. Goalie Kevin Mulligan made 13 saves, and special replacement Billy Vey was impenetrable between the pipes. The offense continued share the wealth, with eight players scoring goals and two more notching assists. Scorers were: Anthony Hardy (2g,1a), James Barca (4g,2a), Adam McGrath (1a), Domenic Ingargiola (1g), Josh Crawford (1g,3a), Tyler Whealan (2g), Sean Connolly (1g), Ben Donovan (1g), Anthony Madden (1g,1a), and Anthony Gallo (1a). The Trojans would like to thank all the fans who came out to support the team. B-R is home again on Thursday at 4:00 p.m. against league opponent Fairhaven.
5/24 Varsity vs Bishop Stang: The Trojans played a complete team game, earning a league win at Bishop Stang. The offense continued to move the ball well, building an early lead. The scoring was evenly distributed, with ten players scoring goals, and three more adding assists. Kevin Mulligan was strong in net all game, making nine saves. A strong defense played in front of him, shutting down the Stang attack. Long-stick middies Cody Wood, and Teddy Buckley never let the Spartans settle in on offense. Scorers were: Anthony Hardy (2g), Dan Johndrow (2a), Tyler Whealan (3g), Adam McGrath (1g,2a), Anthony Gallo (3g,1a), James Barca (1g,1a), Josh Crawford (1g,4a), Sean Connolly (1g), Ben Donovan (2g), Dom Ingargiola (1a), Brandon Morin (2a), Ryan Bushlow (1a), Scott Weinstein (1g), and Anthony Madden (1g). JV: The JV lacrosse team ended it's season with a 3-3 tie against league rival Bishop Stang on Monday. The game was a chippy affair with both teams making a hand-full of stupid penalties throughout the game. Unfortunately, BR couldn't capitalize on Bishop Stang's mistakes, failing to score with extra man opportunities. BR trailed 1-0 into the second quarter when Jackson Barron (1g, 1a) got a pass over the middle from Greg Barrett (1a) and scored. Then, in the third quarter Kevin Johnston (1g) made a wide open goal right in front of the net to take a 2-1 lead. Zac Whittemore (1g) had the other goal while Donny Derosier (1a) added with an assist. BR wrapped up it's season above .500 overall and in league play. Although, it was disappointing to end the season with two ties, the team played well all season and were in every game except for two games against Dartmouth and Barnstable. The team made great strides this season and hopefully that hard work will transition into a better year next season.
5/22 Varaity vs North Attleboro: Although the Trojans stuggled to find the field, the offense had no trouble finding the net in a win at North Attleboro. Sean Connolly (2g), and Anthony Madden (1g,1a), opened the scoring for the Trojans, who put together a strong offensive performance. North Attleboro was able to fight back from a 6-2 half-time deficit, scoring four goals in the third quarter. In the end, the Trojans moved the ball well, and spread out the scoring. Other scorers were: Josh Crawford (3g,4a), Tyler Whealan (2g,2a), James Barca (2g,2a), Ben Donovan (1g), Adam McGrath (1g,1a), Branden Morin (2g,1a), Anthony Hardy (1g), Dan Johndrow (2g), and Anthony Gallo (2a). B-R has 3 games remaining, including at home Tuesday night against Coyle Cassidy at 6:45 p.m. JV: The old saying "life imitating sports" proved true during BR's Saturday contest against North Attleboro. As the team bus got lost on the way to North Attleboro, so to did the BR offense which struggled to score it's 2 goals in the tie. Mental mistakes and poor passing led to the offensive ineptness displayed by BR. Where as the offense struggled, the defense shined; killing several BR penalties and only allowing 2 goals from the North Attleboro team. North Attleboro led 2-1 halfway through the 4th quarter when Spencer Poh (1g) came up field with a turnover, dodged and scored from about 15 yards out. The other scorer for BR was Sean Reilly (1g). Adding with an assist was Jackson Barron (1a). The JV lacrosse team wraps up their season on Monday, 5/24 with a league game at Bishop Stang
JV vs Greater New Bedford Voc Tech: In the second game of the season between BR and Greater New Bedford, BR won 3-2 in the evenly played game. The improved Greater New Bedford team controlled most of the game with several clearing opportunities, two of which ended up as goals. Greater New Bedford also controlled the ball in the offensive end for most of the game with good stick skills and timely passing. The game was tied 1-1 heading into halftime and BR was trailing well into the third quarter. Scorers for BR were Sean Reilly (2g, 1a) and Kevin Johnston (1g). Adding with assists were Gino Sergio (1a) and Kyle McDonough (1a). Matt LaFond and Jimmy Doherty were strong in net again and continued to be the team's most consistent players this season.
5/18 Varsity vs Mashpee: The Boys Lacrosse team travelled back to Cape Cod, looking to rebound from a tough loss. The offense got going early, and the defense backed them up all game. Dan Johndrow (3g) opened the scoring early, earning a first quarter hat trick. The Trojans built a 7-0 lead, and never looked back. Making his first varsity start in net, Matt LaFond made twelve saves, with a strong defense forcing the Falcons into bad shots. Jimmy Doherty finished the game in goal, and played well. Goal scorers were: Tyler Whealan (5g,3a), Josh Crawford (3g,5a), James Barca (2g,2a), Domenic Ingargiola (1g,1a), Anthony Hardy (1g,1a), Sean Connolly (1g), Teddy Buckley (1g), and James Scaramozzino. The Trojans will play next at North Attleboro on Saturday.
5/13 Varsity vs Barnstable: The Boys Lacrosse team ran into a powerful and skilled Barnstable team on Thursday. The Raiders opened up the scoring, with three quick goals in the first ninety seconds of play. Eventually, the Trojans settled down on both ends of the field and tried to chip away at a 5-0 deficit. Josh Crawford (1g), Branden Morin (1g,1a), and Anthony Hardy (1g) all scored in the second quarter. The Trojans were held scoreless in the third quarter, but did not quit. Fourth quarter goals came from James Barca (1g,1a), Dan Johndrow (1g), Adam McGrath (1g), and Scott Weinstein (1g). B-R looks to rebound on the road at Mashpee on Tuesday. JV: The JV lacrosse team lost to the much more experienced Red Raiders of Barnstable on Thursday with a 10-2 defeat. Although BR allowed 10 goals, the defense of Brian Pope, Will Hooper, Ryan Murphy, Nick Chappell, and Anthony Vitali played well on the defensive end. BR trailed 1-0 midway through the second quarter when the floodgates opened. Barnstable scored four goals in a span of five minutes to take a 5-0 lead into halftime. Five more goals followed in the second half which put the game out of reach. Scorers for BR were Kevin Johnston (1g) and Ryan Murphy (1g). Defensemen Ryan Murphy also had some time as a midfielder, scoring his unassisted goal off of a faceoff. That play was the lone highlight for the BR team. BR looks to climb above .500 with a road game on Thursday, 5/20 against Greater New Bedford Tech.
5/11 Varsity vs Boune: The Boys Lacrosse team pulled out a win against a skilled and quick Bourne team. The Trojans opened up a 5-1 lead early. But the Canalmen would not quit, and with very skilled shooting, worked their way back into the game. Both teams went on runs, and pushed fast-paced transition both ways. After some lapses, the defense settled in, and limited Bourne's shots. Kevin Mulligan, Billy Vey,and the three pipes were huge all game, using any possible means to stop a shot. The offense distributed the ball well, as eight players scored, and two more chipped in with assists. Goal scorers were: Domenic Ingargiola (3g), Josh Crawford (2g,3a), Anthony Gallo (2g,1a), Dan Johndrow (1g,1a), Anthony Hardy (3g,2a), James Barca (2g,2a), Adam McGrath (2g), and Tim O'Connor (1g). JV:
5/6 Varsity vs Dartmouth: The Trojans put together a complete team effort to defeat the Indians of Dartmouth. Aggressive but controlled play on the defensive end, and skilled ball movement on the offensive end, helped the Trojans earn the league victory. Anthony Madden (1g) opened the scoring off a feed from Anthony Hardy (3g,1a). The first half was back and forth, with both teams making plays all over the field. B-R was able build a lead in the third quarter due to quick ball movement, and looking for the "one-more". Domenic Ingargiola (2g,1a) and James Barca (1g,1a) added goals. Assists came from Josh Crawford, Dan Johndrow, Branden Morin, and Anthony Gallo. The Trojans have now qualified for the State Tournament for the first time in program history. JV:
The JV lacrosse team traveled to Dartmouth on Thursday and suffered their second league loss of the season to the experienced Dartmouth team. The 6-3 loss marked a season sweep for Dartmouth over BR and it also marked the second year in a row in which the Indians have taken both contests. Although BR played better this time, it wasn't enough. Scorers for BR were Spencer Scaife (1g), Kevin Johnston (1g), and Geoff Gordon (1g).
5/1 Varsity vs New Bedford: The B-R offense was on display today, as the Trojans benefited from balanced team scoring. Nine different players tallied goals as the Trojans won their fourth straight Maritime League game. Josh Crawford (1g,2a) opened up the scoring, and the Trojans did not look back. Anthony Madden stepped up at attack, and answered the call with six goals. Mike McKinnon, Nick Leone, Sean Connolly (2g), Collin Betit, and goalie Kevin Mulligan all cleared the ball well, allowing the offense to go to work. Other scorers included: Dan Johndrow (2g,1a), James Barca (1g,1a), Anthony Gallo (1g,1a), Branden Morin (1g,1a), Domenic Ingargiola (1g), Kevin Audette (1g). Contributing with assists were Adam McGrath, Anthony Hardy, and Ryan Bushlow. The Trojans are home on Tuesday night at 6:45 against league opponent Faihaven. JV: The JV lacrosse team completed it's season sweep of league rival New Bedford with a 6-0 shutout on Saturday. The duo of Jimmy Doherty and Matt LaFond continued their stellar campaign in net, combining for their first shutout of the season. Scorers for BR were Geoff Gordon (2g), Zach Whittemore (1g), Kevin Johnston (1g), Sean Reilly (1g), Gino Sergio (1g, 1a), and Spencer Poh (1a).
4/27 Varsity vs Nantucket: The Trojans put together a complete team effort and got a solid win over Nantucket at home. Groundballs were the difference in this game, and the Trojans won the ground ball battle with 30 loose ball pick-ups. The defense killed 4 penalties, while executing their aggressive style all game long. Cody Wood, Sean Connolly, Mike McKinnon, Teddy Buckley, Nick Leone, and Branden Morin played strong team defense, limiting the Whalers' opportunities. Domenic Ingargiola (1g,1a) took the ball hard to the cage, scoring the difference maker with 4:47 to go. Dan Johndrow was 78% on face-offs, including a crucial win on the draw with 22 seconds remaining. Scorers were Dan Johndrow (1g,2a), Josh Crawford (1g,1a), Anthony Hardy (2g), James Barca (2g), Adam McGrath (1g), Tyler Whealan (1a), and Anthony Gallo (1a). The Trojans are home again on Saturday at 3:00 p.m. against league opponent New Bedford. JV: The JV lacrosse team pulled off an upset defeating the Whalers of Nantucket 8-1 in the midst of a massive rain storm. BR played well in every facet of the game, despite the elements and the team put in it's most complete game of the season. Once again, goal-tending continues to be the strength of the JV squad with Matt LaFond keeping Nantucket off the board in the 1st half and Jimmy Doherty allowing a meaningless goal late in the 2nd half. The defensive triumvirate of Will Hooper, Brian Pope, and Nick Chappel played well, killing all of Nantucket's extra man opportunities. Also playing well was Kevin Johnston, who dominated faceoffs during the game. Scorers for BR were Sean Reilly (2g), Kyle McDonough (1g), Kevin Johnston (1g,1a), Zac Camara (2g, 1a), Greg Barrett (1g), and Ryan Murphy (1g). Adding with assists were Gino Sergio (1a) and Geoff Gordon (1a). Of special note, the 8 goals scored by BR was their highest offensive output of the season.
4/26 Varsity vs Coyle Cassidy: On a cool day, the Trojans never completely warmed up, but were able to get the win against the visiting Warriors of Coyle-Cassidy. Dan Johndrow (3g) opened up the scoring with a first quarter hat trick. Johndrow also helped control the game by winning 88% of face-offs. The defense did not allow a goal until the third quarter. The offense distributed the ball, spreading out the scoring. Scorers were: Anthony Hardy (3g), Adam McGrath (2g,1a), Josh Crawford (2g,2a), Ben Donovan (1g,1a), Branden Morin (2a), Anthony Gallo (1a), and Tyler Whealan (1a).
4/24 Varsity vs Whitman/Hanson: The Boys Lacrosse team finished the vacation week with a spirited win against Whitman-Hanson. Playing controlled offense, the Trojans were able to build an early 4-0 lead in the first quarter. As predicted, both teams were able to put together solid runs, and each team possessed the ball well. The defense stepped up in the second half, killing multiple penalities. Kevin Mulligan played exceptional in the net, stopping two point-blank shots. Josh Crawford (3g,3a) played solid two-way lacrosse, as did Dan Johndrow (1a), Anthony Gallo (1g), and Anthony Hardy (1g). Other scorers were attackmen Domenic Ingargiola (1g,2a), Tyler Whealan (2g,2a), and James Barca (2g,1a). JV: The JV lacrosse team came off April vacation with a home loss to Whitman-Hanson, losing 6-5 in a tight, hard fought game. Both the Trojans and the Panthers played well, but the Panthers edged BR with seconds left the contest. BR led 4-2 going into halftime due in part to the goal-tending of Matt LaFond. The second half the game was a very wild affair as both sides were exchanging leads throughout the half. Whitman-Hanson scored a goal early in the 4th quarter and that proved to be the winning score. BR had it's chances late into the 4th, but costly turnovers hurt the Trojans chances. Scoring for BR were Kevin Johnston (1g), Owen O'Sullivan (1g), Greg Barrett (1g), Geoff Gordon (1g), and Ryan Murphy (1g). Adding with assists were Will Hooper (1a) and Kyle McDonough (1a)
4/16 Varsity vs Bishop Stang: The boys lacrosse team earned their third league win with a victory over the visiting Spartans of Bishop Stang. The Trojans played a sloppy and out of control first quarter, squandering many scoring opportunities. The boys found their rhythm in the second quarter, scoring four straight goals. The streak continued in the third, as B-R ran off 6 more. Josh Crawford played solid two-way lacrosse, and led the offense, with 1 goal and 4 assists. Midfielders Dan Johndrow (3a), Anthony Gallo (1g,1a), Anthony Hardy (1g), James Scaramozzino (1a), and Adam McGrath (1g) transitioned well. Attackmen Domenic Ingargiola (3g), Tyler Whealan (3g,1a), and James Barca (2g) scored as well. JV: The JV lacrosse team won it's second league game with a 5-1 victory over Bishop Stang. The game was sloppy, filled with penalities and mental mistakes. However, BR took advantage of several opportunities that turned into goals. BR took a 2-0 lead into the 2nd quarter when Zac Camara ran about 30 yards to grab a groundball and ran back to score an unassissted goal. Later in the quarter, Spencer Poh created a turnover which led to another BR score. This play was no doubt the play of the game. BR scored one more goal in the second half and with a strong defense, kept Bishop Stang to one score. Once again, the duo of Matt Lafond and Jimmy Doherty were solid in net only allowing one goal. Scorers for BR were Sean Reilly (2g), Donny Derosier (1g, 1a), Zac Camara (1g), Zach Whittemore (1g), and Kyle McDonough (2a).
4/13 Varsity vs Fairhaven: The Trojans scored early and often to build a lead against Fairhaven, in Maritime League action. The Trojans played aggressively in transition, with attackmen Tyler Whealan (5g,2a) and James Barca (5g,2a) putting the ball away. Midfielders Josh Crawford (4a), Anthony Hardy (2g), Dan Johndrow (1a), Anthony Gallo (1g,1a), Adam McGrath (1g), and Branden Morin (1g) pushed the pace of the game, playing to the team's strength. Sean Connolly led the defensive effort in fron of goalie Kevin Mulligan. The Trojans will be home on Friday against league opponent Bishop Stang.
4/10 Varsity vs New Bedford: The Trojans won their first league game of the year with a 10-2 victory over New Bedford. The defense played aggressive, and as a unit, shutting down the opponents. Sean Connolly, Nick Leone, Mike McKinnon, and Teddy Buckley played complete defense, while also leading the transition. Goalie Kevin Mulligan made 11 saves. The Man-Down Defense killed 80% of penalties. The offense shot the ball well, and pressured the opposing goalie all day. Goal scorers were Tyler Whealan (3g,1a), Anthony Hardy (2g), Domenic Ingargiola (2g), Branden Morin (1g,2a), Anthony Gallo (1g,1a), and Adam McGrath (1g). Chipping in with assists were Josh Crawford, Sean Connolly, and Tim O'Connor. JV: The JV lacrosse team picked up it's first league win of the season against New Bedford with a 7-2 victory. The win also marked the team's first road win of the season. BR jumped out to a 4-2 lead going into halftime and managed to pick up three more goals in the second half. BR's duo of goalies; Matt LaFond and Jimmy Doherty continued their strong season in net limiting New Bedford to only two goals. Scoring for BR were Greg Barrett (1g, 1a), Spencer Scaife (1g, 1a), Geoff Gordon (1g), Spencer Poh (1g), and Gino Sergio (1g). Also, scoring for BR was defensemen Ryan Murphy who took two New Bedford turnovers and converted them into two goals. Adding with an assist was Owen O'Sullivan (1a)
4/6 Varsity vs Greater New Bedford Voc. Tech: The offense exploded out of the gates, leading the Trojans to their first win of the season. In a complete team effort, B-R was able to build a lead early and stifle the opposing offense, never looking back. James Barca (4g,1a), Branden Moren (3g), Tyler Whealan (2g,1a), and Anthony Hardy (2g,1a) pushed the cage, leading the offense. Other goal scorers were Josh Crawford (1g,1a), Ben Donovan (1g,1a), Anthony Madden (1g), Scott Weinstein (1g), and Cody Wood (1g). The defensive efforts of Kevin Mulligan, Sean Connolly, Mike McKinnon, Nick Leone, Billy Vey, Teddy Buckley, Collin Betit, Trevor Chute, and Dom Ingargiola kept the Bears offense in check all game. The Trojans look to get their first league win of the season on Saturday at New Bedford. JV: The JV lacrosse team picked up it's first win of the seasons against Greater New Bedford Voc. Tech with an 8-2 victory. BR made strides in every facet of the game, controlling the offense and defense from beginning to end. Goalies Matt LaFond and Jimmy Doherty played well giving up the 2 goals late in the game. Scorers for BR were Greg Barrett (2g, 2a), Zach Whittemore (1g), Geoff Gordan (1g), Donny Derosier (1g), Spencer Scaife (1g), Kevin Johnston (1g), and Sean Reilly (1g). Also, adding with assists were Kyle McDonough (1a), Zac Camara (1a), and Will Hooper (1a). The team will look to capture their first road victory of the season on Saturday against the Whalers of New Bedford.
4/6 Varsity vs Dartmouth: The B-R Trojans were not able to pull out the victory in a back and forth game that was not decided until the final minute of play. After putting themselves in a 3-0 hole, the Trojans fought to get back, and tied the game in the third quarter. The Trojans played as a team, and capitalized on Dartmouth penalties. B-R was not able to hold onto a one goal lead late in the fourth quarter, as the opponents put together two quick scores. Goal scorers were Domenic Ingargiola (2g,1a), James Barca (2g,1a), Anthony Gallo (1g,1a), and Anthony Hardy (1g). Tyler Whealan (2a) and Josh Crawford (1a) contributed to the scoring as well. Dan Johndrow dominated the face-off X, which helped the Trojans win the possession battle. Sean Connolly, Nick Leone, and Mike McKinnon played strong defense in front of goalie Kevin Mulligan. The Trojans look to get their first win of the season on Thursday afternoon at home. JV: The JV lacrosse team played its first home game of the year against league rival Dartmouth. B-R struggled on offense most of the game and couldn't take advantage of several penalties by the Indians, including two two-man advantages in the second half. The lone scorer for B-R was Zac Camara 1g. with an unassisted goal late in the 4th quarter. Playing well in the loss for B-R were Donny Derosier, Kyle McDonough, and Spencer Scaife.
4/1 Varsity vs Martha's Vineyard: The Boys Lacrosse team opened the 2010 campaign at Martha's Vineyard. The home Vineyarders opened the scoring, taking a 3-0 lead. The Trojans fought back, playing aggressive defense and offense, and went into the half down 6-4. Martha's Vineyard capitalized on B-R's mistakes to open up a lead. The Trojans fought the entire game, which is a positive sign for the season. Scoring were Tyler Whealan (4g,1a), Anthony Hardy (1g,1a), James Barca (1g), and Anthony Gallo (1g). Kevin Mulligan played strong in net all game, making 16 saves. JV: The JV team traveled to Martha's Vineyard for their first game of the season. In a tough defensive struggle the team fell 3 - 2 to the Vineyarders. Scoring for B-R was Greg Barrett (1g) and Sean Reilly (1g). Goalies Jimmy Doherty and Matt LaFond put in a strong effort in goal, but ultimately it wasn't enough. Also playing well in the loss was Kyle McDonough, Will Hooper and Zac Camara.
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