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Front Row (Left to Right) Patrick Lacey, Joe Long, Anthony Conte, Christian Callahan, Willy Mathews, Kyle Foote, Anthony Rioles
Second Row(Left to Right) Coach TJ Lacey, Michael Concannon, David Harrison, Ryan, Jones, Darrell Fernandez, Coach Ron Long

WEYMOUTH WJBL TRAVEL TEAM COMPLETES
ITS QUEST TO THREE PEAT

Seventh Graders dominate regular season and take home
another SSYBL Championship

Well the kids from Weymouth did it again.  What’s becoming an annual event, we share the story again of a group of Weymouth seventh grade basketball players who continue to dominate the South Shore Youth Basketball League (SSYBL) winning the Championship for a third year in a row.  Most of these kids have played together since forth grade representing Weymouth in the WJBL travel basketball league and have become “the team to beat” since winning their first Championship as fifth graders.

This year’s championship was even more rewarding since the team dedicated its season in memory of Kory Ambler from Weymouth, who passed away unexpectedly this past Christmas Eve.  Kory was the bother of team member Anthony Rioles and cousin of team member David Harrison.  All the players wore black patches with Korys name on their game shirts during every game to support their team mate’s sudden and tragic loss.  It really made the season very special for everyone involved with the team.

Weymouth’s regular season record this year was 17-1, a repeat of last years performance of just one lost all year.  During the last 3 years these kids have won 60 games while losing only 4 in the SSYBL, an impressive accomplishment given the high level of competition in this league.

Once again, the leagues play-offs were extremely competitive.  Weymouth’s fist place regular season finish earned them the number one seed in the play-offs and a bye in the first round.  Beating Braintree handily in the quarter finals and taking care of their arch-rival North Quincy with an impressive victory in the semi-finals, set the stage for the two best seventh grade teams to battle for the 2009 Championship of the SSYBL, Weymouth verse the number 2 seed Rockland.

Weymouth started out strong going up by 15 in the first half with the starting 5 setting the tone early.  Forwards David Harrison, Ryan Jones and Darrell Fernandez were just too strong with the fast break and on the boards out rebounding Rockland the whole game.  Guards Kyle Foote and Christian Callahan played really well under tremendous defensive pressure by Rockland.  One of the many keys to the game was Kyle Foote hitting 4 three’s in the first half and Rockland had no answer since they were trying to figure out how to handle Harrison and Jones down low.  “Foote’s shooting was huge and it forced Rockland to change its game plan early and we took advantage of that big time” commented assistant coach Ron Long. Head coach TJ Lacey described the team’s performance as “the best game we played all year”.

“When you’ve had the fortunate experience to coach the same kids for the last four years and see them work hard to become a team of young men working toward the same goal and pull it all together in the finals against a real good Rockland team ... well, it just doesn’t get any better than that.  These kids are for real ... they can shoot, pass, rebound play defense and run the fast break as good as some high school freshman teams.” Lacey added.

Patrick Lacey, Anthony Rioles and Michael Concannon were key off the bench playing excellent man to man defense rattling Rockland’s offense and forcing them to shift to a half court offense allowing Weymouth’s lock down defense to slow Rockland down.

Additional guard play by Joe Long, Willy Mathews and Anthony Conte proved to be key as they pushed Weymouth’s fast break offense hitting big shots and also played terrific transitional defense.

Rockland made a run in the forth quarter and that’s when Harrison took over and dominated the game on both ends of the court.  At one point Harrison grabbed the defensive rebound and took it coast to coast and finished with a basket, a la Magic Johnson, four possessions in a row.  That coupled with Jones domination with rebounds and blocks, Rockland ran out of time and Weymouth secure the Three-Peat Championship winning 70 – 62.

“Weymouth has a bright future in basketball with an impressive talent pool at the middle school age group.  Both seventh grade travel teams won their respective basketball league titles and both eighth grade travel teams had impressive runs as well.  Next year will be the last year Coach Long and I will have these kids before they move onto high school so we’ll go into the season with the same goals we have every year ... play tough defense which will help create our offense, work together as a team and most importantly have fun.  Hopefully we accomplish those three things again in our last year together and everything else should fall in place”.  Lacey said.

(back row left to right) Chris Ames, Coach Kevin Roach, Jeff Perez, Stephen Karlberg, Andrew Stieb, T.J. Vazquez, Kenny Fairneny, Teddy Fisher, Brendan Butler, Coach Ken Karlberg (front row left to right) Ryan "Toasty" Roach, Brian Donohoe, Matt Walsh, James Davey.

The 7th grade Weymouth JBL Travel Team played their best defensive games of the season in the playoffs as they won the Patriot League championship against Bridgewater 48-36. After winning earlier playoff rounds against fifth seed Silver Lake and second seed Whitman, Weymouth won the right to play the high scoring, number one seed Bridgewater team in the championship game at Bridgewater High School. Championship game MVP Ryan "Toasty" Roach led all scorers with 19 points with a dazzling offensive performance. TJ Vazquez's solid all around play (13 points, 10 rebounds, 6 block shots) and the rebounding of Andrew Stieb and Stephen Karlberg (7 rebounds each) helped secure the victory. Tied at the half, Weymouth jumped out to an early second half lead led by the scoring and three pointers of Roach and Vazquez. Matt Walsh, Teddy Fisher, Jeff Perez, and Kenny Fairneny all played tenacious defense to help keep Bridgewater off the scoreboard. Bridgewater made multiple attempts at comebacks but they were matched each time by Weymouth's offense. With 8:33 left to play, Brian Donohue hit a three pointer and with six minutes left Brendan Butler drove to the basket, made the shot, was fouled, and made the free throw to extend Weymouth's lead to nine. Bridgewater made two consecutive baskets to cut the Weymouth lead to five but Karlberg made a turn around jumper and Weymouth never looked back. Andrew Stieb and James Davey each made free throws down the stretch to secure the Patriot League Championship for Weymouth.

Coaches - First and foremost, thank you all for an outstanding season!
Your dedication, assistance and cooperation throughout the last five
months made for a great year for the 148 boys who played in the Hennelly
Division. Please pass on my thanks to your assistant coaches who also
stepped up this year. Hopefully, the JBL will have all of you back next
season, either in Conference II or the Hennelly Division! Second, the
all-star game has now been confirmed for this Sunday at 11:30 am at the
High School. Players who were selected should be at the gym by 11:00 am,
when game shirts will be distributed. The Conf. II all-star game (9:00
am) and the Conf.I Championship(10:15 am) will immediately precede our
game. Please notify the players who were selected on each of your teams.
Chuck Brown and John Keenan will be the coaches, having finished first
and second. There will be no practice for the all-star game.
Thanks,again.
- Wil Rogers

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Steve Presente’s 19 points paced Mitchelson Club in a 60-56 win over Comcast. Presente scored on a variety of long range jumpers and had some nifty inside moves around the hoop. Grant King finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Sean Tenaglia and Mike Cronin contributed with 7 apiece. Kenan Cerkez lead all scores with 25 points. Billy Reeves snared three key rebounds late in the final frame and Connor Deegan sank two free throws to provide the margin of victory in a 51-49 victory for The Weymouth Sharks over Weymouth Bank. Dave Keenan led Weymouth Bank with 18 while teammates Justin Belfiore and Ryan Mumaw each finished with 12. Deegan had 3 three pointers in the second half and finished with a team high 15 points. Chris Dorn had 17 points and 13 blocks in a 42-39 win for Oldens Pharmacy versus MBTA Credit Union. Colyn Ahola had a strong game and finished with 15 points. South Shore Therapy held DL Foote and Sons to 24 points with very intense defensive pressure and won 40-24. Zach Sanborne and Andy Manoli combined for 25 points while James Lamoure, Corey Folsom and PJ McElroy each finished with 8 in defeat.

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Division II (6th and 7th Grade)

Cathay Center held off a late rally by Weymouth Bank and hung on for the win. Dave Harrison led his team with 13 points. Willie Mathews, Eamon Manning and Justin Willy had strong games for Weymouth Bank. Mark Jaklitsh and Joe Keenan led Cameron Gulf with tenacious defense to defeat Foote Masonry 45-40. Kenny Fairnerny and Steve Kalberg combined for 22 points as Silver Lead Farms defeated Dunkin’ Donuts43-27. Ryan Quieto and Zachary Prescott provided most of the Dunkin’ Donuts offense. Councilor TJ Lacey got past Councilor Paul Leary 30-16 behind Ryan Jones 24 points.

Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
South Shore Savings defeated East Weymouth Citgo 29-22, behind the outstanding efforts of Hunter DeFabrizio, Marc Panico, Izaiah Zooleck, Ryan O’Donnell, Andrew Van Nosdall and Andrew Giovanetti. Sean Yergeau, Pat Romanowski, Sam Corcoran, Hunter Lloyd and Nicholas Almeder all had good games for East Weymouth Citgo. The Fireplace Connection, led by Willie Whelton, Anthony Rice, Shawn Bernan, Matthew Greene, Sean Keenan, Austin Witunsky and Jake Mahoney, got by The Rogers Law Firm. James Rogers, Wil Rogers, Michael Botsch, Cam Sullivan and Joe Langrotteria all had strong games for The Rogers Law Firm. Cathay Center knocked off K&R Painting 38-32 with terrific games from Jack Sheehan, Danny Keenan, Pat Sullivan, Joe Mello, Jakob Lamoreaux and Dan Freitas. Shaymus Logan, David Canavan, Matt Long, Scott Valovcin, Jack Crowley, Kieran Finn, and Bobby Foley all played good games for K&R. The Weymouth Elks beat South Weymouth Barber Shop 27-26 led by Cam Castro, Cole Buckley, Nick Struzzieri, David Erwin, Dakota McDonald and Mark Murphy. Brett Jamieson, Emanuel Lopes, Nick Spinella, Steve Furtado, Isaac Walker, and Derek Wyman all had great games for South Weymouth Barber Shop. Fabiano Florist, with outstanding hustle from Jake Sullivan, Caleb O’Connor, Bobby Gosselin. Ian Goodine, Cam Powers and Josh Holmes, defeated CQ Painting 31-26. Larry Codio, Nathan Murphy, Nicholas Glass, Scheron Cunningham, and C.J. Marshall all played well for CQ Painting. Scappichio Law Offices beat Dentistry for Children 25-20, led by a strong defensive effort from Nick Corwin, Brian Keating, Dan Scappichio, Joe Cinquini, Paul Bonarrigo, and Eric Farrell. Aaron Bonasoro, Justin Goodwin, Don Stevenson, Declan Lawlor, Kevin O’Brien, Bobby O’Neal and Chris Picard played well for Dentistry for Children. Elder Electric knocked off MBTA Credit Union led by Sebastian Stypulkowski, Bobby Doucette, Dylan Dempsey, Joe Severance, Kevin Lyons, Cam Norling and Steve LeGere. Mark Yourell, David Welch, Jared Hamilton, Jack Connolly, Kolby Sang, Jared Senske, and Sean Tyrell all played well for the MBTA Credit Union.

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Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
CQ Painting defeated Elder Electric 29-19 with a defensive effort led by Jeff Acciavati, Dagan Ficociello, Brendan Quinn, James Leahy and Nick Ames. Jared Thoms, Gabriel Montenegro, Thomas Gable, and Conor Shanahan all played strong games for Elder Electric. Dentistry for Children, led by Alex Kennedy, Joe Concannon, Jonathon Capulli, and Nathan Malloy’s great hustle, defeated Weymouth Elks 33-24. Sam Brown, Vinny Brown, Jacob White, and Chris Flipp all played good games for the Elks. K&R Painting beat Fabiano Florist 26-24, behind the terrific games of Joey McDonald, Drew McDonagh, Anthony Milisi and Liam Hennessy. Michael Galvin, Andrew Johns, Michael Howes, and Mark Stackpole played tough defense for Fabiano Florist. Cathay Center beat South Weymouth Barber Shop 42-37, led by strong games from Zack Jones, Tucker McAlaney, John Budenas, Colin Manning and Ryan Husband. Peter Kinney, Justin Deane, Austin Munroe and Eric Sacchetti all played great for South Weymouth Barber Shop. South Shore Savings, with outstanding games from Nathan Ordway, Danny Sheehan, Colin O’Donnell, and Michael Donahue, defeated Fireplace Connection 45-41. Brian Garland, Devan Garland, Peter Hickey, and Sam Wells all played strong games for Fireplace Connection. Scapicchio Law Offices defeated The Rogers Law Firm 23-22 led by Brandon Gifford, Sean Harvey, Jeremy Ames, Jack Maloney and John Malonson’s tough defensive efforts. Ryan Hayes, Nick Kelly, Bruce Norte, and Jack Paras showed outstanding hustle for The Rogers Law Firm. East Weymouth Citgo knocked off MBTA Credit Union behind a strong effort from Tim Jeanjaquet, James Walsh, Cody Sosa, Andrew McCabe and Joe Walsh. Michael Dwyer, Julian Mincey, and Rashad Mitchner played strong games for the MBTA Credit Union.

For Division 2 (6th and 7th grade) the following schedule will be played on March 1.

9:00 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm

Weymouth Bank
Foote Masonry
Cameron
Comcast
Dunkin Donuts

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Silver Leaf Farm
Cathay Center
Councilor Lacey
Quincy Credit Union
Councilor Paul Leary

Division I (8th and 9th Grade)
PJ McElroy and Corey Folsom combined for 24 points as DL Foote and Sons got past Olden's Pharmacy 34-29. Steve Presente cashed in 5 three pointers and finished with a game high 25 points to help Mitchelson Club defeat Weymouth Bank 64-44. Weymouth Bank was lead by David Keenan who finished with 16 points. Comcast jumped out to a 26 point first half lead and held on for a 52-42 win over The Weymouth Sharks. Chris Flaherty finished with 16 points included 2 three pointers late in the game. Shawn Whouley lead all scorers with 25. South Shore Sports Therapy defeated MBTA Credit Union 42-32. 9 of the 10 South Shore Sports Therapy players scored. Zach Sanborne led the way with 8, while Mike Sinopoli and Dave Crossen each had 7.

Division II (6th and 7th Grade)

Dave Harrison scored 18 first half points to pace Cathay Center in a 53-32 victory over Weymouth Bank. Kyle Foote scored 34 points as Foote Masonry bested Councilor Paul Leary 48-25. Curtis Calley, Shawn Quigley and Henry MacDonald all had strong games in defeat. Silver Leaf Farm's press was too much for Quincy Credit Union. Quincy Credit Union was held to 8 points while giving up 28 to Silver Leaf Farms. Dunkin' Donuts notched another win by a score of 24-16 over Comcast. Brendon Butler lead Dunkin' Donuts with 11 points. Brendan White, Jonathan Bruynell and Billy Cardani all had solid games. Ryan Jones scored 32 points and hauled in 13 rebounds as his Councilor TJ Lacey's team bested Cameron Gulf 34-26.

Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
South Weymouth Barber Shop clipped Dentistry for Children 36-30. Emmanuel Lopes, Alex Kennedy, Chris Piccard, Donnie Stevenson, Justin Goodwin, Kevin O'Brien, Eric Sacchetti, Justin Deane and Derek Wyman all had outstanding games. The Rogers Law Firm needed every one of Wil Rogers 24 points to edge East Weymouth Citgo by 1 point. In another very close Game Scapicchio Law Offices just got past Elder Electric 30-27. Kevin Lyons provided most of the Elder Electric Offense and finished with a game high 22 points. Coaches and fans praised the hustle and defensive effort from Jared Thomas, Bobby Doucette, Gabriel Montenegro, Sebastian Stypulkowski, Johnny Malonson, Joey Cinguini, Eric Farrell Nicholas Corwin, Paul Bonarrigo and Sean Harvey. South Shore Saving's John Carnel scored 22 points to lead his team past MBTA Credit Union. Jarod Hamilton, Jack Connolly, Mike Dwyer, Rashad Mienner Isaiah Zoolack and Dave Sheehan had good games. CQ Painting lost to Weymouth Elks 32-15 despite the efforts of Dagan Ficociello, Dale Murphy and Sheron Cunningham. Cathay Center beat K&R Painting 44-33. Danny Keenan lead the winning team with 12 points, while team mates Jack Sheehan, Zack Jones and Colin Manning finished with 10, 8 and 8. Scott Valovcin got hot in the second half scoring 6 points.

Division I (8th and 9th Grade)
Comcast’s Shawn Wholley (25 points) and MBTA Credit Union’s Colyn Ahola ( 21 points) provided most of the offense as Comcast topped MBTA Credit Union 47-36. Olden’s Pharmacy’s Joe Enos hit three 3-pointers and Chris Dorn hit one as Olden’s Pharmacy got past Mitchelson Club 56 -49. Andy Manoli hit a last second three pointer to push South Shore Sports Therapy past The Weymouth Sharks 47-46. Manoli and teammate Dave Crossen each finished with 14 points. TJ Kelley led all scorers with 18. Seamus Callahan’s 14 points helped D.L. Foote and Sons beat Weymouth Bank.

Division II (6th and 7th Grade)

Councilor TJ Lacey’s Ryan Jones was good for 20 points in a 34-12 win over Comcast. Foote Masonry beat Cameron Gulf 43-35 behind 19 points from Kyle Foote. Cameron Gulf’s Andrew Steib matched Foote’s effort with 19. Silver Leaf Farm topped Councilor Paul Leary 25-23. Matt Baudeautt finished with a game high 9 points including 5 for 6 from the free throw line. Weymouth Bank bested Quincy Credit Union 32-17. Eamonn Manning led the winning team with 11 points. Dunkin Donuts lost to Cathay Center 40-23.

Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
South Weymouth Barber Shop’s Brett Jamieson scored 16 points in a 44-22 win over East Weymouth Citgo. Cam Castro netted 21 points in a 35-27 victory for Weymouth Elks over Elder Electric South Shore Savings needed all of John Carnell’s 15 points to get past The Rogers Law Firm. Wil Rogers tied the game with about 40 seconds left on a long distance three pointer only to have Carnell sink the game winner. Scott Valovcin scored 14 points for K & R Painting as they edged Scapicchio Law Offices 41-34. Dan Kennan dropped 15 points on Fabiano Florist and led Cathay center to a 44-36 victory. Dentistry for Children’s Justin Goodwin (18 points) and Alex Kennedy (14 points) where too much for MBTA Credit Union as they rolled to a 53-30 win. MBTA Credit Union’s Jarred Hamilton lead all scorers with 22. Fireplace Connection beat CQ painting behind 10 points from William Whelton.

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Division I (8th and 9th Grade)
Weymouth Bank used a balanced attack to drown the Weymouth Sharks 51-39.
Dave Keenan led his team with 12 points. Justin Belfiore and Dan Stamos each had 10 and Ed Deluca finished with 8. South Shore Sports Therapy topped D.L. Foote and Sons 48-40 behind 13 points from Andy Manoli. Corey Folsom had 16 points in defeat. MBTA Credit Union rolled past Oldens Pharmacy 38-28. Kurt Joyce led all scorers with 17 points. Shawn Whouley scored 19 points in a 64-41 victory for Comcast over Mitchelson Club.

Division II (6th and 7th Grade)

Cathay Center won by a score of 39-23 versus Comcast. Jessica Scannell finished with a team high 6 points and 5 rebounds. Matthew Healey’s 19 foot jumper as time expired was the difference in a 30-28 victory for Silver Leaf Farms over Cameron Gulf. Councilor Paul Leary’s Francis Stipen scored 5 points in a 26-16 win over Quincy Credit Union. Dunkin Donuts’ Brendan Butler hit a key three pointer late in the final frame to help his team beat Councilor TJ Lacey 31-30. Foote Masonry beat Weymouth Bank 38-10.

Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
Jack Sheehan tossed in 14 points as Cathay Center got past Elder Electric 37-23. Elder’s Kevin Lyons finished with a game high 17 points. Andrew Jones and Josh Holmes combined for 24 points as Fabioni Florist bested CQ Painting 31-18. Justin Goodwin’s 10 second half points helped Dentistry for Children defeat South Shore Savings 28-25. The Weymouth Elk’s Cam Castro scored 11 points in a 29-12 victory over The Fireplace Connection. The Scapichio Law Firm beat East Weymouth Citgo 30-26. Brian Keating led the way with 16 points. Matt Long scored 17 points as K & R Painting beat MBTA Credit Union 29-16. South Weymouth Barber Shop topped Rogers Law Firm 37-29.

Games will be rescheduled. Please check back later in the season for further notice. Thank you.

Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
Elder Electric defeats The Fireplace Connection 34-29.Kevin Lyons and Sebastion Stypulkowski paced Elder's scoring with 8 points a piece, Sean Keenan scored 8 for Fireplace. Rogers Law Firm beat Dentistry for Children 23-17.Joe Langrotteria scored 8 for Rogers Law and Alex Kennedy chips in 5 for Dentistry for Children. K&R Painting scores a 42-24 victory over East Weymouth Citgo, led by Matt Long with 20 and Liam Hennessey with10.Sam Corcoran had 12 for East Weymouth Citgo. South Weymouth Barber Shop played to a 28-18 win over Weymouth Elks. Justin Deane led all scorers with 13 for Barber Shop and Chris Flip chipped in 10
for the Elks. Larry Cadio scores 14 for CQ Painting vs MBTA Credit Union for the win. Jared Hamilton threw in 10 for the T. Scappichio Law Office win a 26-19 match-up with Cathay Center. Brandon Gifford amassed 14 points for Scappichio while Jack Sheehan kept Cathay Center in the game with 8 points.

Division II (6th and 7th Grade)

Councilor Paul Leary - 19
Dunkin Donuts - 27
Foote Masonry - 35
Cathay Center - 35
Camerons Gulf - 21

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Weymouth Bank - 16
Quincy Credit Union - 23
Silver Leaf Farm - 31
Councilor TJ Lacey - 21
Comcast - 18

Division I (8th and 9th Grade)
Oldens Pharmacy defeats DL Foote & Sons 48-44 in OT. Chris Dorn scored 16 for Oldens, Cory Folsom and James Lamour both had 16 for DL Foote. MBTA Credit Union wins a close one with South Shore Sports Therapy 48-46. Colin Ahola led MBTA CU with 17, Zach Sanborn scored 8 and Dave Crosson with 7 for SS Sports Therapy. Stephen Presente and Scott Hall drove Micthelson Clubs offense with 29 points in a 50-27 win over Weymouth Bank. Dave Keenan threw in 13 for Weymouth Bank. Shawn Whouley with 15 and Daniel Cone 14 helped Comcast
past Weymouth Sharks 56-32, Chris Flaherty had 9 for the Sharks

Hennelly Division (4th and 5th Grade)
Kevin Lyons scored 13 points for Elder Electric in a 22 -18 win over Fabiano Florists. Fabiano Florist was led by Josh Holmes. MBTA Credit Union topped the Rogers Law Firm 24-21 behind a combined 17 points from Jared Hamilton and Julian Miagey. Joe Langrotheim led all scorers with 10 points. Cathay Center’s Jack Sheehan scored 12 first half points and finished with a team high 16 points in a 23-20 victory over Dentistry for Children. Justin Goodwin led his team with 9 points. Scapicchio Law Offices defeated The Fire Place Connection 30 – 19. Brian Keeting and Brandon Gifford handled most of the scoring load for Scapicchio Law Offices while The Fire Place Connection’s Sean Keenan registered 5 steals. Chris Flip had 7 points in the final quarter to push The Weymouth Elks past K & R Painting by a score of 29-26. K & R’s Matt Long had an outstanding game and finished with 20 points. South Shore Savings John Carnell tossed in 20 points in a 39 -24 victory over East Weymouth Citgo.

Division II (6th and 7th Grade)
Dunkin Donuts lost to Foote Masonry 47-22. Kyle Foote had a game high 25 points for Foote Masonry. Cameron Gulf edged Quincy Credit Union thanks to Zayne Jan’s game winning bucket. CQ Painting beat South Weymouth Barber Shop 24-17. Silver Leaf Farm beat Comcast 34-18 behind 12 points from Stephan Karlberg. Ryan Jones scored 20 points in a 36-18 win for Councilor TJ Lacey over Weymouth Bank. Dave Harrison had 21 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists, a triple double, in a 37-23 win over Councilor Paul Leary.

Division I (8th and 9th Grade)
Weymouth Bank’s Justin Belfiore score 17 points, including 3 3-pointers, en route to a 48-30 win over DL Foote and Sons. Myles Buchanan and Andy Manoli combined for 25 points as their South Shore Sports Therapy team defeated the Weymouth Sharks by a score of 53-41. The Weymouth Sharks TJ Kelly score 17 points on 5 3-pointers and a layup. Comcast bested MBTA Credit Union 62-43. Kenan Cerkez scored 19 points on a variety of inside moves. MBTA was led by Colyn Ahola’s 21 points. Pat McAleney scored 18 points to help his Olden’s Pharmacy team get past Mitchelson Club 40-33.

Who: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grade Weymouth Residents .

Start Date: Saturday Dec. 6th 2008 Location: Shea Fitness Center (aka The Base or Southfield).

Curriculum: The first week will consist of a Clinic performed by long time Weymouth travel coach Kevin Roach. Week 2 schedules will be distributed. Players will be assigned to "NBA" teams and provided instruction on basic basketball fundamental skills and rules. Local High School players assist and instruct.

Times: First graders meet from 9:00 am to 10:00 am. Second graders from 10:00 am to 11:00 am. Third graders from 11:00 am till noon

Please join me in congratulating The Sullivan family for winning the Sanyo 32’ High Definition Flat Panel TV. It was delivered Sunday just in time for the football games! Sean Sullivan plays on our 4th Grade South Shore Prep team. We raised over $1,300 in this effort. Thank you all for your help.

Schedules are on line at http://weymouthjbl.com/mainnav_pages/schedule.html Please always check the schedules as they change often.

Please note that the Thursday practices at Chapman are 6:15, 7:15 and 8:15
for the 6, 7 and 8th grade teams respectively.

Thank you,
Tom Deegan
WJBL Travel Coordinator
(781) 340-5473

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Information regarding the Instructional League will be coming soon.