Results/Records
Varsity 3 - 4 - 3
OCL 0 - 1 -1
B-R 1 - Durfee 3
B-R 4 - Falmouth 3
B-R 2 - Brockton 4
B-R 1 - Plymouth South 0
B-R 0 - New Bedford 4
B-R 1 - Quincy 1
B-R 3 - Barnstable 3
B-R 1 - Durfee 1
B-R 1 - Dartmouth 2
B-R 3 - Plymouth South 0
JV
JV 3 - 7 - 3
B-R 2 - Durfee 4
B-R 4 - Falmouth 1
B-R 0 - Brockton 5
B-R 0 - Plymouth South 0
B-R 1 - New Bedford 2
B-R 1 - Quincy 0
B-R 3 - Barnstable 3
B-R 1 - Durfee 3
B-R 1 - Dartmouth 3
B-R 1 - Barnstable 0
B-R 0 - New Bedford 5
B-R 1 - Dartmouth 1
B-R 0 - Brockton 7
Freshman 6 - 3 - 2
B-R 3 - Brockton 1
B-R 3 - Plymouth South 1
B-R 3 - New Bedford 0
B-R 8 - Silver Lake 3
B-R 6 - Barnstable 0
B-R 2 - Dartmouth 5
B-R 4 - Barnstable 0
B-R 2 - New Bedford 2
B-R 0 - Dartmouth 0
B-R 0 - Brockton 5
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Game Notes 2012 Season
10/15: Varsity vs Brockton: JV: Down several key players at key positions, BR did not have an answer for Brockton to the tune of 7-0. The closest BR got was with the tremendous efforts of Jake Kirk at the forward position. He made several key plays that kept pressure on Brockton early, but his efforts alone were not enough. With several players playing in unfamiliar positions, Brockton was able to slice through the defense and get many one on one opportunities with the goalies. Lukas Hanson, Logan Ribeiro, Dan Rivera, Tyrone Harris, and Nick Loguidice all played hard but to no avail. Freshman: Today's effort left a little bit to be desired. Hopefully these future varsity athletes just don't think they can throw their game jerseys on the ground and people will crumble. This experience hopefully remind the boys they need to come physically and mentally prepared.
10/9 Varsity vs Dartmouth: JV: In a tightly contested game, the Trojans came back from down one goal to earn a much deserved 1-1 tie in Dartmouth. With BR down in the first half, Christian Torres netted a goal, to tie the game, on a nice feed from Enrique Jimenez. Robert Matthews-Forte made several great saves in the second half to keep the game tied. Strong games were played by James Alzabac, Jacob Loguidice, Josh Monson, and Andrew Cohoon. Freshman: We played a tough game versus another quality opponent Dartmouth. The fellas are continuing to get better each day.
10/4 Varsity vs New Bedford: JV: BR lost this game 5-0. The first half saw the Trojans miss on 4 great opportunities in on goal, while New Bedford capitalized on 2 mistakes by BR to take a 2-0 lead at halftime. The second half was similar to the first half, where BR saw some chances go by the board. New Bedford continued to capitalize on poor execution by the BR defense. Lukas Hanson played a strong defensive minded game, as well as Jake Kirk. James Alzabac was strong on his defensive wing during the second half. Freshman: Played a giant today. NB is a fantastic team and we are competing with some of the best teams in the state. The baby frosh and future of B-R soccer is understanding containment and reversing the field. Most important they are playing hard, tough and starting to get mentally strong.
10/2 Varsity vs Barnstable: JV: In the second matchup against Barnstable, the Trojans came ready to play. Ben Pace had a great opportunity from Sean Pope, but put the ball over the net. Robert Matthews-Forte came up big in the first half stopping a flurry of shots that came in. Josh Monson scored the lone goal of the game in the second half, and BR was able to close out the game with a 1-0 win. Freshman: We are getting better and starting to understand the fundamentals of soccer. Alex Molle played an outstanding game today and the team is proud of his improvement.
9/29 Varsity vs Plymouth South: On a cold windy day at BR, the Trojans put together a great team effort to defeat visiting Plymouth South 3-0. Mark Hamalian started off the scoring with another beautiful direct free kick into the side netting. Fifteen minutes later, Hamalian sent in a long cross that Evan Henriques headed into the back of the net for a 2-0 Trojan lead. Steve Pace finished up the scoring with a penalty kick late in the second half. Tom Dacey had a strong game in goal, earning his first varsity shutout. Edson Perez, John DaSilva, John Leone, Thomas Prgomet, John Dray, Faries Gray, Tim Sullivan, Chris Moitoza and Nick Holmes had strong games for the Trojans JV: In a return matchup of a 0-0 tie from the first game, the Trojans carried the play for 90% of the game applying pressure throughout. Many of the Trojan shots were either stopped by the stellar play of the Plymouth goalie or they hit the post. Midway through the first half, Andrew Cohoon wowed the crowd with a rifle of a shot that rang off of the post. In the second half, Plymouth South had a few chances and Robert Matthews-Forte came up with three great saves in a row to keep the game tied 0-0. Late in the game, BR had a chance to put one in but was called back for offsides. The game ended in a difficult 0-0 tie.
9/27 Varsity vs Dartmouth: The BR Boys Varsity soccer team faced it's toughest opponent of the season. Dartmouth High School came in with a record of 6-0-1. BR jumped out to an early 1-0 lead when Mark Hamalian scored on a beautiful direct free kick from 25 yards out. Dartmouth evened up the game with under 10 seconds left in the half on a long direct free kick of their own. Dartmouth took the lead for good 15 minutes into the second half on a header from the right side of the goal. The Trojans didn't give up, fighting for two good scoring chances that the Dartmouth goalkeeper turned away. Matt Cicalis, Tom Yung, Mark Hamalian, and the defensive back four (Glavin, Dinunno, Myers, and Hollstein) had good games for BR. JV : In a back and forth game, BR made five defensive errors that cost them the game. On three of those five mistakes, Dartmouth scored; while Enrique Jimenez scored a goal for BR. Robert Matthews Forte played very well in goal for the Trojans. Freshman: Had a two goal lead and the flood gate opened quickely and shut. Played a very good game but a mental lapse allowed to many chances. Dartmouth being the good team that they are punched the ticket.
9/25 Varsity vs Durfee: The BR boys varsity soccer team played one of it's strongest games of the season. After going down 1 - 0 ten minutes into the game, Matt Cicalis took a long pass from Mark Hamalian, beating not only the Durfee sweeper in a footrace, but dribbling right around the Durfee goalkeeper to tie the game. For the next 66 minutes, the Trojan defense of Kyle Dinunno, Greg Hollstein, Tyler Glavin, Nick Myers and Tom Dacey held Durfee at bay. The entire Trojan boys team played well earning the tie. JV: With the Trojans up 1-0, the defense had a mental lapse in play and allowed Durfee to score 3 goals. Another game where the Trojans could not close out a game while playing with the lead.
9/20 Varsity vs Barnstable: BR continued it's strong road play with a tie at Barnstable High School. The Trojans jumped out to a 1-0 lead four minutes into the game on a Tom Yung goal assisted by Matt Cicalis. Barnstable settled in and scored three goals in a 12 minute span. The Trojans cut the lead to one goal with six seconds left in the first half on a goal by Evan Henriques. Building on the late first half goal, the Trojans scored five minutes into the second half on another goal by Tom Yung. Tom Dacey made key saves late in the second half to preserve the tie. Nick Myers, Nick Holmes, Mark Hamalian, Gregg Hollstein, Kyle Dinunno, and Tyler Glavin played strong defensive games for the Trojans. Stephen Pace, Tim Sullivan, Faries Gray and Pedro Allievi also played strong games for the Trojans.JV: The defense of the Trojans came out flat after a tight bus ride to barnstable and found themselves down 2-0 early in the game. After a few changes on defense, BR came back and made it a 2-1 game before half on a goal by Cristian Torres, assisted by Andrew Cohoon's strong play. BR tied the game 30 seconds into the second half on a penalty kick from Brandon Troup. Several minutes later, Ben Pace scored a goal to take a 3-2 lead. The Trojans continued their tough play only to be stopped by the Barnstable goal keeper. Barnstable tied the game 3-3 with a penalty kick of their own with 2 minutes left in the game. The game was called at the same instant it was realized that Barnstable had 12 men on the field. Freshman: The future athletes of the varsity are starting to put some skills together and show some scoring ability. It takes time but both offensively and defensively are playing well but we are having mental breakdowns.
9/18 Varsity vs Quincy: The BR varsity boys team put together a great team effort at Quincy High School, dominating the game for all but 7 minutes. Evan Henriques scored 3 minutes into the second half. Goalkeeper Tom Dacey turned away many scoring chances during the second half until Quincy was awarded a penalty kick. With the score tied at 1, Kyle Dinunno came up with the defensive play of the game blocking an open shot inside the 12 yard line. Matt Cicalis hit the crossbar with a head ball late in the game, and the Quincy goalkeeper made a diving save on another Matt Cicalis attempt. Mark Hamalian, Tom Yung, and Nick Holmes played strong games in the midfield for the Trojans. JV: A close game throughtout. The Quincy goalie had an amazing performance and made several great saves throughout the game to keep the game tied 0-0. In the final minute, Andrew Cohoon scored from the top of the 18 to give BR a hard fought 1-0 win. Every player played a solid, mistake free game. The defense allowed few shots to get through, but Rob Matthews-Forte and Shuhb Chokski combined to make several key saves for the shutout. The midfield was able to win most of the 50-50 balls during the game which allowed the team to apply consistent pressure. James Alzabac played well defensively as he played an unfamiliar position.Freshman vs Silver Lake: Scored 3 goals in 4 min and 18 sec. I put in some substitutions and the score was 3-3 by the 10 min mark. We are striving to become a well rounded team and all can contribute.
9/14 Varsity vs New Bedford: The BR varsity boys team faced it's toughest test of the season, and fell at home to New Bedford High School. The Trojans started off strong, putting pressure on the New Bedford defense, having a goal disallowed early in the game. New Bedford was held scoreless until the 27th minute, and then the floodgates opened. Scoring two goals in the first half, and two goals early in the second half for the final score of 4-0. Pedro Allievi and Stephen Pace played well in the midfield for the Trojans. Kyle Dinunno played a strong game defensively.JV: The best defensive effort to date by the Trojans produced a 0-0 tie at halftime. In the first half, Tom Dacey played stellar in goal as he turned away many shots. The defense played great in the first half, led by Ben Sanford and Brian Kelly. The midfield played strong and shut down many of New Bedfords chances before they got started. Lukas Hanson and Brandon Troup played strong defensive games agianst New Bedfords best players. 6 minutes into the second half, Tyler Ribeiro scored the Trojans lone goal on a free kick about 35 yards out. New Bedford put the pressure on, and were able to tie it 10 minutes later. New Bedford took the lead with another goal 5 minutes later, but the Trojans, led by Tyrone Harris, continued to pressure them. Every player played their best game to date during the 2-1 loss. Josh Monson, Dan Rivera, Ben Pace, Sean Pope, Logan Ribeiro and Jacob LoGuidice all played very strong games at the forward and midfield positions. Freshman: New Bedford beat us in all phases of this contest. The big lesson the boys learned is not to chase but contain. Also this gave us a guide where we need to progress. We need to get stronger, better skilled, and be mentally tougher to put us in a positive position to succeed.
9/12 Varsity vs Plymouth South: The BR varsity boys team played an excellent team defensive game at Plymouth South High School. Peter Drowne earned the Trojans first shutout of the season. Evan Henriques scored 19 minutes into the game, and the Trojans buckled down defensively to limit Plymouth South only a handful of shots. Tyler Glavin, Nick Myers, Kyle Dinunno and Greg Hollstein all played tremendous games for the Trojans. Mark Hamalian, Matt Cicalis, Tom Yung and Tim Sullivan all chipped in great efforts for the win. JV vs Plymouth South: A back and forth game versus Plymouth South. During the 0-0 tie, the team had several opportunities to take the lead. There were strong performances by the defensive minded Trojans from Jake Kirk, John Ringuette, Brian Kelly, and Josh Monson. The midfield was dominated by Tyler Ribeiro, Dan Rivera, Brandon Troup, and Kyle Arnold. The offense had its opportunities with quality play by Sean Pope. Freshman: The fellas got some of the nerves out in the Brockton game and played a much better team game today. The communication factor is getting better and field presence is starting to develop. There is no star player but a bunch of young men playing together to achieve our goal.
9/10 Varsity vs Brockton: The BR varsity boys team played an excellent game versus Brockton. Tom Yung put the Trojans on the board first with a goal assisted by Matt Cicalis. Brockton countered 8 minutes later to tie the game. Two minutes into the second half, Stephen Pace put in a rebound off of a Matt Cicalis shot to give BR a 2-1 lead. Brockton then flexed it's muscle, scoring 3 goals in a 6 minute span for the final result. Tom Dacey played well in goal for his first varsity start of the season. JV: A difficult game coming off of the weekend. During the 5-0 loss, Shuhb Chokski played a very strong game in goal, saving many shots from point blank range. In the second half, Rob Matthews-Forte continued the steller net play in what was a disheartening loss. Freshman: In the season opener Brockton beat the Trojans 3-1. The boys competed well and had several opportunities but could not finish the play. Playing a tough schedule which will prepare the boys for the varsity level will pay dividends. The frosh need to get used to the speed of the game. The boys are working hard and will improve their skills.
9/7 Varsity vs Falmouth: The BR Boys Varsity Soccer team played its strongest team game in a long time at Falmouth High School. BR took a 1 - 0 lead seven minutes into the game with an unassisted goal by Tom Yung. Falmouth answered with two goals in the next eight minutes to take a 2 - 1 lead. Matt Cicalis tied the game at 2 - 2 with a minute to go in the first half. Tom Yung scored his second goal of the game midway through the second half to push BR to a 3 - 2 lead. Falmouth tied the game at 3 - 3 with under twenty minutes to go in the game. One minute later, Tyler Glavin put the Trojans ahead for good with the final goal of the game. Kyle Dinunno, starting his first high school game as a freshman played excellent defensively. Greg Hollstein, Nick Myers, and Tyler Glavin secured the defensive third throughout the game. Also playing very strong games for the Trojans were Evan Henriques, Tim Sullivan, Steve Pace, Mark Hamalian and Nick Holmes.JV: A good 4-1 winn for the Trojans. In a game that was tied at 1 after the first half, Robert Matthews-Forte kept the team in the game with key saves early in the second half. Scoring for the Trojans were Logan Ribeiro, Sam MacKillop (2 goals), and Brandon Troupe. Kyle Arnold and Josh Monson had solid games.
9/4 Varsity vs Durfee: The BR Boys Varsity Soccer team lost its season opener at Durfee by a score of 3 - 1. After giving up the first goal, Matt Cicalis scored early in the second half to tie the game at 1 -1. Durfee scored two unanswered goals for the final result of 3 - 1. Matt Cicalis, Tom Yung, Mark Hamalian and Evan Henriques played strong games for the Trojans. Tyler Glavin and Nick Myers also played very well in the loss. JV: A tough opening loss to Durfee 4-2. Solid performances in the midfield by Dan Rivera and Brandon Troup. Sean Pope and Sam MacKillop scored for the Trojans who competed the entire game. Ben Pace also played well at the forward position.
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