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PHOTO: A memorable season

THE PIONEERS field hockey team ended the 2014 season with a trip to the Div. 2 North sectional semifinals. Lynnfield's final record of 16-2-2 was the best record to date of any team coached by Mamie Reardon in 32 years. Eight of those wins were shutouts. The CAL Kinney Division league champions (13-1-2) played 17 games without a loss (15-0-2) and finished the regular season 15-1-2. Team members are (kneeling, from left): Lauren Maloney, Jessica McGee, Alison Lyle, co-captain Bailey Fanikos, co-captain Lauren McGrath, Lauren Guerra, Stefania DeAngelis, Leigh Guerra; (standing, from left): Coach Mamie Reardon, Rebecca Simonetti, Danielle Douglas, Sarah Palmer, Justice Anderson, Isabella DiCesare, Shannon Furey, Shayleigh Furey, Olivia DeLuca, Marianne Oliveri, Isabella Floramo, Rachel Strout, Jaylin Grabeau, Lilli Patterson, Kathleen Hamm. Missing: Katya Welch.        (Maureen Doherty Photo)
THE PIONEERS field hockey team ended the 2014 season with a trip to the Div. 2 North sectional semifinals. Lynnfield’s final record of 16-2-2 was the best record to date of any team coached by Mamie Reardon in 32 years. Eight of those wins were shutouts. The CAL Kinney Division league champions (13-1-2) played 17

 

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MIAA Tournament format needs changes

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

LYNNFIELD — With the Super Bowls being played last Saturday at Gillette Stadium, another season of Massachusetts high school football is now officially in the books. It also marks the end of the second season of the new playoff format. Next year, the format will stay the same before it is looked…

 

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Pioneers scoring avalanche buries Hornets

First 11-win season in LHS history

HITTING THE WALL. CJ Finn (11), Jake Rourke (6), Spencer Balian (76) and Cam DeGeorge (72) corral Hornet running back Matt McCarthy (25) at snowy Pioneer Stadium on Thanksgiving.   (Tom Condardo Photo)
HITTING THE WALL. CJ Finn (11), Jake Rourke (6), Spencer Balian (76) and Cam DeGeorge (72) corral Hornet running back Matt McCarthy (25) at snowy Pioneer Stadium on Thanksgiving.   (Tom Condardo Photo)

By TOM CONDARDO

LYNNFIELD — There was no slip-up for the home team despite a blanket…

 

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Weidman will miss record-breaking squad

MY THREE SONS. Head Coach Neal Weidman’s three boys, from left: Tripp, Cal and Hudson Weidman, enjoy post-game turkey legs to celebrate their dad’s Thanksgiving Day victory over North Reading.   (Tom Condardo Photo)
MY THREE SONS. Head Coach Neal Weidman’s three boys, from left: Tripp, Cal and Hudson Weidman, enjoy post-game turkey legs to celebrate their dad’s Thanksgiving Day victory over North Reading.   (Tom Condardo Photo)

By TOM CONDARDO

LYNNFIELD — Pioneer head coach Neal Weidman always gets emotional when talking about his graduating seniors moving on…

 

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‘I wouldn’t trade this season for the world’

Pioneers fall to dominant Nipmuc of Upton in state final, 5-0

THE GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM were full of smiles while accepting the Division 3 state championship runner-up trophy after falling 5-0 to Nipmuc Regional High School at Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s Alumni Stadium Nov. 21. Proudly accepting the trophy are, from left, assistant coach Darren Damiani, senior captains Emily Scollard, Hannah Travers and Paige MacEachern and head coach Mark Vermont. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
THE GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM were full of smiles while accepting the Division 3 state championship runner-up trophy after falling 5-0 to Nipmuc Regional High School at Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s Alumni Stadium Nov. 21. Proudly accepting the trophy are, from left, assistant coach Darren Damiani,

 

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Pioneers’ Super Bowl dreams halted by Holliston 26-0

Shut out for the first time since 2008

JAKE ROURKE (6) powers through the Panthers defense as Steven White (77) leads the blocking. (Tom Condardo Photo)
JAKE ROURKE (6) powers through the Panthers defense as Steven White (77) leads the blocking. (Tom Condardo Photo)

By TOM CONDARDO

LOWELL — The Lynnfield football state championship express hit a massive speed bump last Saturday at Cawley Stadium in Lowell – with an emphasis on the…

 

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Pioneers host rejuvenated Hornets in 56th annual Thanksgiving Day clash

Look to bounce back from disappointing playoff loss

THE 2014 PIONEER football team is the first in LHS history to win 10 straight games.  The 10-1 league champions also won the Div. 4 North title.  Front row (l to r) Zack Huynh, Harry Collins, Alexander Sparkas, Jonathan Daly, E.J. Umlah, Fernando Sakabe, Brandon Tammaro, Cooper Marengi, Nick Giammarco, Dan Jameson, Anthony Centrella, Jack Razzaboni, Tyler Murphy, Kevin Travers, Nate Drislane, Nick Torosian, Peter Look.  2nd row (l to r) Michael Gerardi, Nick Kinnon, Andrew DiPalma, Josh Simpson, Alex Boutris, Zach Karavetsos, Kyle Hawes, Cam DeGeorge, CJ Finn, Evan Battaglia, Dylan Shaffer, Matt Albano, Alex Gildea, Joe Mack, Anthony Murphy, Sean Murphy, Colin Lamusta, Michael Natola.  3rd row (l to r) James Ofori, Nick Contardo, Mike Stellato, Ken Babine, Matthew Giannesca, Jason Ndansi, Steven Vaccaro, Easie Philantrope, Patrick Garrity, Ricky Johnson, Max Robert, Jake McHugh, Alex Soden, Drew Balestrieri, Drew McCarthy, Spencer Balian, Brenden Rothwell, Trevor Caswell, Louis Ellis, Dan Bronshvayg.  Back row (l to r) Jared Lemieux, Steve Kinnon, Nick Wilkinson, Lucas Pascucci, Eddison McIntosh, Brandon Troisi, Chad Martin, Marc Budd, Steven White, captain David Adams, captain Jon Knee, captain Dan Sullivan, captain Cam Rondeau, Al MacLachlan, Jake Rourke, Kevin Lee, Rob Debonis, Chris O’Neil. (Tracy Karavetsos Photo)
THE 2014 PIONEER football team is the first in LHS history to win 10 straight games.  The 10-1 league champions also won the Div. 4 North title.  Front row (l to r) Zack Huynh, Harry Collins, Alexander Sparkas, Jonathan Daly, E.J. Umlah, Fernando Sakabe, Brandon Tammaro, Cooper

 

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Thanksgiving Day game tickets on sale now

Pioneer_logo_webLYNNFIELD — Tickets for the 56th annual Lynnfield/North Reading Thanksgiving Day football game will be sold at the gate on game day, Thursday, Nov. 27. Kick-off is at 10 a.m.

Tickets bought at the gate cost $10 for adults and students and $7 for senior citizens.

Pre-game tickets can be purchased from the Lynnfield High…

 

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PHOTO: A bird’s eye view of the LHS fields project

A BIRD'S EYE view of the LHS fields project taken by local pilot and photographer Dick Shafner on Nov. 10 depicts the significant progress made on the baseball and softball fields in the upper left and center of photo. Rubber and sand will be added to the baseball field this week, followed by the bullpen and batting cages. Softball field grading, drainage and dugouts are complete. The amenities building should be fully functional for the Thanksgiving Day game Nov. 27.          (Photo by Dick Shafner)
A BIRD’S EYE view of the LHS fields project taken by local pilot and photographer Dick Shafner on Nov. 10 depicts the significant progress made on the baseball and softball fields in the upper left and center of photo. Rubber and sand will be added to the baseball field this week, followed by the bullpen

 

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Girls’ soccer wins third D-3 North championship

GIRLS’ SOCCER head coach Mark Vermont celebrates winning the Pioneers’ third Division 3 North championship with senior captains, from left, Emily Scollard, Hannah Travers and Paige MacEachern after the Pioneers defeated archrival North Reading 3-1 at Manning Field on Saturday, Nov. 15.  (Dan Tomasello Photo)
GIRLS’ SOCCER head coach Mark Vermont celebrates winning the Pioneers’ third Division 3 North championship with senior captains, from left, Emily Scollard, Hannah Travers and Paige MacEachern after the Pioneers defeated archrival North Reading 3-1 at Manning Field on Saturday, Nov. 15. (Dan Tomasello Photo)

By DAN TOMASELLO

LYNN — The girls’ soccer team’s 10…

 

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Aggressive Pioneers stop Winthrop 35-14 to capture D4 North Championship

Reach state semi-finals for the second time in three years

2014 DIVISION 4 NORTH CHAMPION PIONEERS huddle around their newest hardware after amassing a 10-0 season and another trip to the state semifinals.    (Tom Condardo Photo)
2014 DIVISION 4 NORTH CHAMPION PIONEERS huddle around their newest hardware after amassing a 10-0 season and another trip to the state semifinals.    (Tom Condardo Photo)

By TOM CONDARDO

WINTHROP — Contrary to popular opinion, sometimes the scoreboard does lie. While the numbers posted…

 

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Super Bowl berth at stake as Pioneers take on Holliston Saturday

By TOM CONDARDO

LYNNFIELD — On October 18, 1958, the Pioneers traveled to Holliston and beat the Panthers 22-16 for the first-ever varsity football win for LHS. Fifty-seven years and 293 Pioneer wins later, the two schools will face off again this Saturday with the EMass Division 4 Championship and a Super Bowl trip to…

 

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