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St. Clement Sports update
Eighth Grader Katie Monestime leads Lady Anchors.
Girls Basketball
The young Saint Clement Lady Anchors continued their winning streak by grabbing wins against Mount Saint Joseph Academy and Trinity Catholic upping their overall record to 6-8. On Tuesday, Jan. 24 against Mount Saint Joseph, St. Clement were leading 21 to 13 at the half. While St. Joes continued to cut the lead, St. Clement was able to hold on to win 40-38.
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SHS girls track rolling on
From left to right: Gelynne Berger, Nicole Genard, Michel-le Meranda and Alison Kaba.
In the Division 1 relays held on Saturday, January 21, at the Reggie Lewis Center, the girls finished 9th with 16 points.
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St. Clement sports update
Girls Basketball
The St Clement Lady Anchors secured a huge win against the Cathedral Panthers 50 -45 to bring their Catholic Central League record to 2-5. At their first meeting in December, the Lady Anchors lost by 25 points, but this time they would not accept defeat. Trailing by 11 with 3 minutes left in the 3rd quarter, St Clement fought back to go up by 6 with just a minute left in the fourth quarter. After some key free throws to put the game out of reach by 8th grader Katie Monestime (Somerville) and Freshman Jessica Popken (Medford), the Lady Anchors pulled out the win. Jessica Popken dominated offensively scoring 32 points and grabbing 9 rebounds, while Elva Martinez (Somerville) continued her team leading rebounding with 11 boards. Allison Caloggero (Medford) had a great night defensively, holding Cathedral’s star to just 6 points in the second half. St Clement now takes on Mount St Josephs Academy in Brighton on Tuesday January 24 at 5:15 and Trinity Catholic on Friday January 27th at 5:30.
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St. Clement girls basketball wins again
The St. Clement Lady Anchors continued their winning ways with a victory over Mount St. Joseph Academy last week.
The St. Clement Lady Anchors basketball team won their second game on Monday, January 9, versus Mount St Joseph Academy 44-31. The Lady Anchors came out strong leading 25 to 13 after the first half. Elva Martinez (Somerville) continued to lead the Anchors defensively with nine rebounds and nine steals. Allison Caloggero (Medford) was a huge contributor scoring nine points, grabbing six rebounds to go along with three assists. Jessica Popken (Medford) led the team offensively scoring 23 points, including four from long range. Adding two more from long range was Diana Tran (Somerville) who also played great on defense recording 4 steals. The junior varsity team also secured a convincing 42-33 win. Captain Erika Lydon (Medford) nearly had a double double scoring 20 points with seven steals and nine assists. Senior Nicole Cella (Charlestown) had nine rebounds and Maria Martinez (Medford) assisted with 10 steals and six rebounds.
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Somerville High School girls track update
All-East Certificate holders (from left to right) Pristine Mei, Miranda DeSaulniers, Nicole Genard, Michel-le Meranda, Gelynne Berger, and Melina Garro-Duplisea.
At the Dartmouth College Invitational on Saturday, January 7, Nicole Genard placed fifth in the 55m hurdles with a time of 8.59. She also finished 8th in the long jump with a jump of 16’ 9”. She was the only girl to score.
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St Clement Sports update
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Junior Kevin Foley (Medford) excelled with 18 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists in the win over Maimonides Academy.
Boys Basketball
The St Clement Anchormen, improve their Catholic Central League (CCL) record to 2-1 with a stunning 63- 52 win over Maimonides Academy on Sunday, January 8. The Anchormen were led by freshman Emaru Pena and junior Kevin Foley (Medford). Head Coach Leo Boucher enters his 10th year at the helm.
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SHS girls track finishes first
Although there was no “official” scoring, the girls track team finished first at the GBL Freshman-Sophmore Meet held last Thursday in the field house.
Scoring for the Highlanders were: Taija Clark-1st place High Jump; Delmi Hernandez-1st place -1000; Natisha Lewis-2nd place-shot put; Miranda Desaulniers-3rd place; Bianca Desert-3rd place -shot put; Catherine Nakato-3rd place-300; Laxmi Spearing-3rd place 600; Shianne Harrington-4th-Dash; Emily-Kate Obrien-4th-1000; Nichole Lewis-4th-shot put; Cheyanna Grant-Jackson-5th-dash; Celia Conte-5th- 1000; Emily Mei-6th-600; Jennifer Leone-6th-shot put; and the 2nd place relay yeam of Miranda Desaulniers, Catherine Nakatao, Delmi Hernandez and Shianne Harrington.
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Upcoming Somerville High School Sports Events
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Hockey
Boys Varsity
Wednesday| 01/11/12 |Cambridge Public Schools| Home| 7 p.m.
Wednesday| 01/18/12 |Lynn Classical High School| Home| 8 p.m.
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Somerville High School Sports events
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Hockey
Boys Varsity
Wednesday 01/04/12 Everett High School Home 8 p.m.
Saturday 01/07/12 Medford High School Away 7 p.m.
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SHS track athletes excel at Holiday Classic
Following are the results of the Holiday Classic on Tuesday at the Reggie Lewis Center. This was a meet that featured schools from over New England.
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Somerville youth advances in Pokémon City Championships
After a full day of head-to-head Pokémon™ Trading Card Game (TCG) battles, Somerville youth, Adon Goodpaster clinched second place at the 2011 Somerville Pokémon City Championships, earning a top city ranking and Championship Points which count toward a potential invitation to the Pokémon U.S. National Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana next summer.
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Somerville High School girls track preview
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The 2011-12 Somerville High School Girls Indoor Track Team will be led by Captains Natalie David, Nicole Genard, Stephanie Gullage, Pristine Mei, Michel-le Meranda and Rita Musello-Kelliher. Strengths of the team will be in the sprints and hurdles with Nicole Genard, Michel-le Meranda, Gelynne Berger and newcomer Alison Kaba.Continue reading »__________________________________________________________________St. Clement feast on Falcons for Thanksgiving *The St. Clement Anchormen celebrated a hard-fought victory over the Trinity Catholic Falcons last Thursday.
For the fourth straight year the St. Clement Anchormen feasted on the Trinity Catholic Falcons of Network during the annual Thanksgiving Day Catholic Central matchup.
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Somerville Pop Warner makes Championships
The Somerville Pop Warner B-team competed valliantly, taking their game to the Eastern Mass Championships, proving that they are a hard working and talented group of kids who play to win.
The Somerville B-team is the first team in 15 years to make it to the last round of the playoffs and play in the Eastern Mass Championships. The B-team finished their season at 8-3. They were coached by Roger, Tom, Donald, Eric and Shane Desrochers, Angel Gonzalez, Hollywood Stephonson, Jude Felix, Leo Eyong, Emmanuel Molin and Team MPR person Laurie Clark.
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St. Clement High School sports update
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The St. Clement Lady Anchors Volleyball team prevailed over rivals Pope John of Everett in the Division Three North State Tournament quarter finals.
Volleyball
The St Clement Lady Anchors Volleyball team hosted the quarter finals of the Division Three North State Tournament on Monday November 7th, 2011, after receiving a first round bye. Saint Clement ranked fourth seed and ended their regular season with an overall record of 15-5.
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Somerville Pop Warner football teams are playoff bound
Somerville Pop Warner football teaches youngsters not only athletic skills but also the value of teamwork and commitment to the pursuit of personal excellence. - Photo by Kathy Faulstich
The Somerville Pop Warner football program is running on all cylinders thanks to Roger Desrochers and all the people who help support the program. Roger Desrochers has been the president of Pop Warner in Somerville for over 8 years. He has been involved in the program for over 22 years. Roger originally started off as an assistant coach when his kids were old enough to play. His seven year old had made the E team and since he knew he would be there at all the practices, it made sense to help out the league any way he could.
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St. Clement sports update
St Clement Anchormen tame Marian Mustangs 14-8
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Andrew Carvahlo provided some extra kick, helping to deliver the 14-8 victory over Framingham.
The St. Clement Anchormen picked up their fifth win of the season in dramatic fashion against the Mustangs of Marian (Framingham) during a frigid, rainy game at Dilboy Stadium this past Saturday. Scoring was few and far between for both teams as the weather contributed to offensive struggles.
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