ATTENTION SENIORS: APPLY FOR THE AFS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
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Whitman-Hanson Wrestling Alumni will honor (1) graduating senior a $500 AFS (Attack for Six) award to assist with the supplemental costs associated with entering the next stage of their academic career. (Ex. Books, etc…) This award will be provided to the graduating senior who best exemplifies what it takes to be a successful WH wrestler and member of the community. Careful consideration will be given to athletic success during their tenure as a WH wrestler, future academic and career goals, and a short summary of how the applicant believes wrestling at WHRHS may have prepared them for future success.
Deadline for submitting applications for 2020 award: Friday, February 7, 2020. WH Wrestling AFS Scholarship Award Application |
Saturday, February 8th, 2020
The Whitman-Hanson Panther Wrestlers finished the dual meet season on a high note taking 2 out of 3 matches today at Norwood HS. First round results were WH 54 BPCC 20, second round Norwood 45 WH 30 and the final round it was WH 66 and Everett/Malden 15. Coming up big today all with 3 wins each were are seniors captain Steve Brooks at 160 pounds with 3 pins (26 total for the season), Tyler Cullinan at 170 pounds and Mike Gardner with 2 pins(20 for the season). Several others also finishes 3-0 for the day including captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene at 138 and Declan Hanaphy with 3 pins at 285 pounds. Panthers going 2-1 on the day included Joe Boss at 106, Aidan Guiliani at 113 pounds, Aiden O'brien at 145 pounds, Maddox Colclough at 195 pounds,and Rocco Ruffini at 220 pounds. Single winners for the Panthers were Myles McInnis at 126 pounds, Brayden Kain at 132 pounds and Pat Collett at 152 pounds.
The Whitman-Hanson Panther Wrestlers finished the dual meet season on a high note taking 2 out of 3 matches today at Norwood HS. First round results were WH 54 BPCC 20, second round Norwood 45 WH 30 and the final round it was WH 66 and Everett/Malden 15. Coming up big today all with 3 wins each were are seniors captain Steve Brooks at 160 pounds with 3 pins (26 total for the season), Tyler Cullinan at 170 pounds and Mike Gardner with 2 pins(20 for the season). Several others also finishes 3-0 for the day including captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene at 138 and Declan Hanaphy with 3 pins at 285 pounds. Panthers going 2-1 on the day included Joe Boss at 106, Aidan Guiliani at 113 pounds, Aiden O'brien at 145 pounds, Maddox Colclough at 195 pounds,and Rocco Ruffini at 220 pounds. Single winners for the Panthers were Myles McInnis at 126 pounds, Brayden Kain at 132 pounds and Pat Collett at 152 pounds.
Whitman-Hanson 58, Plymouth North 21
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Wednesday, February 5th, 2020
The Whitman-Hanson Panther Wrestlers are on a roll right now winning their 4th consecutive Dual meet tonight vs Plymouth North. The Panthers and their Seniors did not disappoint coming away with a lopsided 58-21 victory in Patriot League action. Leading the way for the Panthers included at 160 pound senior captain Steve Brooks with a pin in 1:33, Senior Tyler Cullinan with a pin at 170 pounds in :50, and at 182 pound senior Mike Gardner with a pin in 1:08. Senior captain Bethany Ralph lost a close 3-0 match in the 120 pound class. Other winners for the Panthers include Joe Boss at 106, Aidan Guiliani at 113, Braden Kain with a pin at 132 pounds, Pat Collett with a pin at 152 pounds, Maddox Colclough with a win at 195 and Declan Hanaphy with a pin at 285. |
Panthers sweep quad meet
Saturday, February 1st, 2020
The Whitman-Hanson Wrestlers traveled to Hanover for a Quad meet today and came away with one of their best days in more than a few years. The panthers started the day beating Nauset 58-16 and than Rockland 52-27 and finished the day beating host Hanover 53-23. Going 3-0 for the Panthers included Joe Boss at 106 pounds, Myles McInnis at 126 pounds, Captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene at 138, Captain Steve Brooks at 160 pounds (including 2 pins, now has 22 on the year), Mike Gardner also with 3 pins on the day. Panthers with 2 wins each included Aidan Guiliani at 113 pounds, Tyler Cullinan with 2 pins at 170 pounds, Maddox Colclough at 195 pounds, Jason Rapoza with 2 pins at 22o pounds and Declan Hanaphy with 2 pins at 285. Others winners on the day included Captain Bethany Ralf at 120 pounds, Braden Kain at 132 pounds and Sean Noonan with a pin at 152 pounds.
The Whitman-Hanson Wrestlers traveled to Hanover for a Quad meet today and came away with one of their best days in more than a few years. The panthers started the day beating Nauset 58-16 and than Rockland 52-27 and finished the day beating host Hanover 53-23. Going 3-0 for the Panthers included Joe Boss at 106 pounds, Myles McInnis at 126 pounds, Captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene at 138, Captain Steve Brooks at 160 pounds (including 2 pins, now has 22 on the year), Mike Gardner also with 3 pins on the day. Panthers with 2 wins each included Aidan Guiliani at 113 pounds, Tyler Cullinan with 2 pins at 170 pounds, Maddox Colclough at 195 pounds, Jason Rapoza with 2 pins at 22o pounds and Declan Hanaphy with 2 pins at 285. Others winners on the day included Captain Bethany Ralf at 120 pounds, Braden Kain at 132 pounds and Sean Noonan with a pin at 152 pounds.
Duxbury 46, Whitman-Hanson 30
Wednesday, January 29th, 2020
Colton Morris, Dave Tufankjian, Eric Brill, Vin Player and Dominic Ortiz had pins for Duxbury, and Peter Stanwood won his match in the final seconds. W-H (5-7) got wins from Joe Boss (pin in 2:50 at 106); captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene (pin in 4:16 at 138); Pat Collett (pin in :55 at 152); Mike Gardner (pin at 182); and Maddox Colclough (pin in 3:57 at 195). Declan Hanaphy lost, 10-9, at 285.
Colton Morris, Dave Tufankjian, Eric Brill, Vin Player and Dominic Ortiz had pins for Duxbury, and Peter Stanwood won his match in the final seconds. W-H (5-7) got wins from Joe Boss (pin in 2:50 at 106); captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene (pin in 4:16 at 138); Pat Collett (pin in :55 at 152); Mike Gardner (pin at 182); and Maddox Colclough (pin in 3:57 at 195). Declan Hanaphy lost, 10-9, at 285.
Bridgewater-Raynham 45, Whitman-Hanson 27; Sharon 56, W-H 18
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Saturday, January 25th, 2020
Captains Damari Goldsmith-Greene and Steve Brooks went 2-0 for the Panthers (5-6). |
Leadership goes to the mat: Ralph a trailblazer for W-H wrestling
Bethany Ralph (far left) finishes in second place at the Senators All-Girls Wrestling Tournament on Monday.
Thursday, January 23rd, 2020
By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent
Bethany Ralph is the first girl to ever captain the W-H wrestling team.
When Bethany Ralph first stepped on the wrestling mat as a freshman at Whitman-Hanson Regional High, she knew she wanted to be a leader, not a follower.
After all, she was a female in a predominantly male sport, but that was the last thing on her mind.
“I realized right away, I wanted to be a captain,” Ralph said.
Why?
“I knew that this was going to be something much more than a sport for me,” she said. “And to lead such an amazing group of young men would mean that I experienced that and earned my position.”
Ralph was one of two females on the roster in the 2016-17 season. Fellow female wrestler and friend Damari Brandao was the reason she decided to hit the mat.
“She brought it up to me and I decided it was something different and I jumped right into it,” Ralph said.
Gary Rabinovitz, who was in his first season as W-H’s head wrestling coach at the time, was immediately drawn to Ralph‘s passion for the sport.
“It all comes down to the heart and the work ethic,” Rabinovitz said. “She’s had it since Day One. She came in after the first week, two weeks of the season, black and blue everywhere. Her parents brought her to the doctors to make sure everything was good. It was just from working hard.”
Now a senior, Ralph’s the first female to ever serve as a W-H wrestling captain.
“She wanted to work as hard as everybody from Day One,” said Rabinovitz. “She doesn’t consider herself a girl, she considers herself a wrestler. From her work ethic and what she puts into this every day, she has respect from every one of these guys.”
Sophomore wrestler Rocco Ruffini echoed his head coach’s sentiments.
“We don’t think of her as a girl,” Ruffini said. “She knows when to step up and push us harder. She’s a great leader.”
Ralph is no stranger to being a trailblazer. Last season, she was on the verge of making history, wrestling in the finals of the inaugural MIAA girls’ state wrestling tournament at 120 pounds. She finished second.
“To be able to make it to the top of the girls’ bracket is also another big accomplishment because I’m just another girl they don’t think can get there,” Ralph said.
Ralph has even bigger aspirations than a state title as she winds down her career on the mat.
“Hopefully people will remember my name and I’ll be someone they can look up to someday,” Ralph said.
Whitman-Hanson Express article
By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent
Bethany Ralph is the first girl to ever captain the W-H wrestling team.
When Bethany Ralph first stepped on the wrestling mat as a freshman at Whitman-Hanson Regional High, she knew she wanted to be a leader, not a follower.
After all, she was a female in a predominantly male sport, but that was the last thing on her mind.
“I realized right away, I wanted to be a captain,” Ralph said.
Why?
“I knew that this was going to be something much more than a sport for me,” she said. “And to lead such an amazing group of young men would mean that I experienced that and earned my position.”
Ralph was one of two females on the roster in the 2016-17 season. Fellow female wrestler and friend Damari Brandao was the reason she decided to hit the mat.
“She brought it up to me and I decided it was something different and I jumped right into it,” Ralph said.
Gary Rabinovitz, who was in his first season as W-H’s head wrestling coach at the time, was immediately drawn to Ralph‘s passion for the sport.
“It all comes down to the heart and the work ethic,” Rabinovitz said. “She’s had it since Day One. She came in after the first week, two weeks of the season, black and blue everywhere. Her parents brought her to the doctors to make sure everything was good. It was just from working hard.”
Now a senior, Ralph’s the first female to ever serve as a W-H wrestling captain.
“She wanted to work as hard as everybody from Day One,” said Rabinovitz. “She doesn’t consider herself a girl, she considers herself a wrestler. From her work ethic and what she puts into this every day, she has respect from every one of these guys.”
Sophomore wrestler Rocco Ruffini echoed his head coach’s sentiments.
“We don’t think of her as a girl,” Ruffini said. “She knows when to step up and push us harder. She’s a great leader.”
Ralph is no stranger to being a trailblazer. Last season, she was on the verge of making history, wrestling in the finals of the inaugural MIAA girls’ state wrestling tournament at 120 pounds. She finished second.
“To be able to make it to the top of the girls’ bracket is also another big accomplishment because I’m just another girl they don’t think can get there,” Ralph said.
Ralph has even bigger aspirations than a state title as she winds down her career on the mat.
“Hopefully people will remember my name and I’ll be someone they can look up to someday,” Ralph said.
Whitman-Hanson Express article
Hinghan 49, Whitman-Hanson 27
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Wednesday, January 22nd, 2020
The Harbormen won a Patriot League match. W-H (5-4) got wins at 106 (Joe Boss pin in 1:06); 120 (Bethany Ralph pin in 3:23); 145 (Damari Goldsmith-Green 10-4 win); 160 (Steve Brooks pin in 2:59); and 285 (Declan Hanaphy pin in 2:59). Brooks’ pin was his 19th of the season. |
Whitman-Hanson wrestlers pick up two wins
Saturday, January 18th, 2020
The Whitman-Hanson High wrestling team won two of its three matches on Saturday at Oliver Ames High. The Panthers fell to OA (46-33) before picking up wins over Josiah Quincy )42-33) and Northbridge (64-12). Senior captain Steve Brooks (160 pounds) picked up three pins on the day, raising his season total to 18. Mike Gardner (182 pounds) also had three pins. Tyler Cullinan won three matches, two by pin, at 170 pounds.
The Whitman-Hanson High wrestling team won two of its three matches on Saturday at Oliver Ames High. The Panthers fell to OA (46-33) before picking up wins over Josiah Quincy )42-33) and Northbridge (64-12). Senior captain Steve Brooks (160 pounds) picked up three pins on the day, raising his season total to 18. Mike Gardner (182 pounds) also had three pins. Tyler Cullinan won three matches, two by pin, at 170 pounds.
Whitman-Hanson 48, Pembroke 34
Wednesday, January 15th, 2020
In the victory, the visiting Panthers (3-2, 1-1 Patriot League) got pins from 126-pounder Myles McInnis (5:27), 145-pounder Aiden O’Brien (5:30), 170-pounder Tyler Cullinan (:44), 195-pounder Maddox Colclough (:30) and 220-pounder Rocco Raffini (:13). Other winners for W-H included Pat Collett (152 pounds), Steve Brooks (160) and Declan Hanaphy (285).
In the victory, the visiting Panthers (3-2, 1-1 Patriot League) got pins from 126-pounder Myles McInnis (5:27), 145-pounder Aiden O’Brien (5:30), 170-pounder Tyler Cullinan (:44), 195-pounder Maddox Colclough (:30) and 220-pounder Rocco Raffini (:13). Other winners for W-H included Pat Collett (152 pounds), Steve Brooks (160) and Declan Hanaphy (285).
Whitman-Hanson splits tri-meet
Saturday, January 11th, 2020
On Saturday, W-H (2-2) beat Lincoln-Sudbury (42-36) but lost to Plymouth South (55-21). Steve Brooks pinned twice at 160 pounds, and Rocco Ruffini did the same at 220. W-H got single wins from Damari Goldsmith-Green (138), Aiden O’Brien (145), Pat Collett (152), Tyler Cullinan (170), Mike Gardner (182), Maddox Colclough (195) and Declan Hanaphy (285).
On Saturday, W-H (2-2) beat Lincoln-Sudbury (42-36) but lost to Plymouth South (55-21). Steve Brooks pinned twice at 160 pounds, and Rocco Ruffini did the same at 220. W-H got single wins from Damari Goldsmith-Green (138), Aiden O’Brien (145), Pat Collett (152), Tyler Cullinan (170), Mike Gardner (182), Maddox Colclough (195) and Declan Hanaphy (285).
Whitman-Hanson 42, Marshfield 33
Tuesday, January 7th, 2020
The Panthers (1-1) won on the road, led by senior captain Bethany Ralph (pin in 1:13 at 120 pounds); Myles McInnis (pin in 3:17 at 126 pounds); captain Damari Goldsmith Greene (pin in :50 at 138 pounds); Tyler Cullinan (pin in 4:18 at 170 pounds); Mike Gardner (pin in 1:53 at 182 pounds); Declan Haniphy (pin in 1:29 at 285 pounds); and Joe Boss (forfeit at 106 pounds).
Patriot Ledger article
The Panthers (1-1) won on the road, led by senior captain Bethany Ralph (pin in 1:13 at 120 pounds); Myles McInnis (pin in 3:17 at 126 pounds); captain Damari Goldsmith Greene (pin in :50 at 138 pounds); Tyler Cullinan (pin in 4:18 at 170 pounds); Mike Gardner (pin in 1:53 at 182 pounds); Declan Haniphy (pin in 1:29 at 285 pounds); and Joe Boss (forfeit at 106 pounds).
Patriot Ledger article
Brooks leads Panthers at the Whitman-Hanson Tournament
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Saturday, January 4th, 2020
Whitman-Hanson finished 12th out of 16 teams at the annual tournament. Brockton won the title with 191.5 points. W-H’s Steve Brooks finished second at 160 pounds. Joe Boss (106) and Damari Goldsmith Greene (138) both placed third. Tyler Cullinan finished fifth at 170 pounds. |
Season Preview: For wrestling team, ‘Our first goal is to win 8-plus matches.’
Damari Goldsmith-Greene readies for his opponent as the bench looks on at the mat.
Thursday, January 2nd, 2020
By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent
The wrestling team has been stuck on seven wins for the past four seasons.
In each of the past four seasons, the Whitman-Hanson Regional High wrestling team has won seven matches. So, it’s pretty obvious what it’s looking to accomplish this winter.
“Our first goal is to win eight-plus matches,” said fourth-year head coach Gary Rabinovitz.
The Panthers’ prowess on the mat should help them reach that goal.
“This year’s team strength is its past experience on the mat,” said Rabinovitz, whose club went 7-20 last season. “We may only have one or two first-year wrestlers in the starting lineup.”
Junior captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene (138 pounds) leads the way for the Panthers. One of three Panthers who wrestled in the Division 2 state tournament last winter, Goldsmith-Greene posted a team-high 29 wins and was tabbed a Patriot League All-Star.
“Damari has great deal of natural ability, speed and determination are his keys to success,” Rabinovitz said.
Senior captain Steve Brooks, who was hampered by an injury last season, was a state qualifier at 152 pounds. This season, he bumps up to the 160-pound weight class.
“Steve had a very good junior season and the key to his success is his legs,” Rabinovitz said. “Steve is a very good leg wrestler and can pin just about anyone with his favorite move. Steve worked very hard in the offseason.”
Senior Bethany Ralph also captains W-H and is looking to build off of a second-place finish at 120 pounds in the first-ever girls’ state tournament last season.
“Bethany has worked very hard in the offseason and it will be the key to her quest for a state championship,” Rabinovitz said.
Freshmen Braden Kain (132 pounds) and Maddox Colcough (195 pounds), juniors Myles McInnis (126 pounds) and Aiden O’Brien (132 pounds) and sophomore Pat Collett (152 pounds) will also be key to W-H’s success this season.
W-H will be back on the mat Saturday, Jan. 4 at 10 a.m. when it hosts the Whitman-Hanson Tournament.
“I think we are going to surprise a lot of teams this year and be very competitive all season long,” Rabinovitz said.
Whitman-Hanson Express article
By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent
The wrestling team has been stuck on seven wins for the past four seasons.
In each of the past four seasons, the Whitman-Hanson Regional High wrestling team has won seven matches. So, it’s pretty obvious what it’s looking to accomplish this winter.
“Our first goal is to win eight-plus matches,” said fourth-year head coach Gary Rabinovitz.
The Panthers’ prowess on the mat should help them reach that goal.
“This year’s team strength is its past experience on the mat,” said Rabinovitz, whose club went 7-20 last season. “We may only have one or two first-year wrestlers in the starting lineup.”
Junior captain Damari Goldsmith-Greene (138 pounds) leads the way for the Panthers. One of three Panthers who wrestled in the Division 2 state tournament last winter, Goldsmith-Greene posted a team-high 29 wins and was tabbed a Patriot League All-Star.
“Damari has great deal of natural ability, speed and determination are his keys to success,” Rabinovitz said.
Senior captain Steve Brooks, who was hampered by an injury last season, was a state qualifier at 152 pounds. This season, he bumps up to the 160-pound weight class.
“Steve had a very good junior season and the key to his success is his legs,” Rabinovitz said. “Steve is a very good leg wrestler and can pin just about anyone with his favorite move. Steve worked very hard in the offseason.”
Senior Bethany Ralph also captains W-H and is looking to build off of a second-place finish at 120 pounds in the first-ever girls’ state tournament last season.
“Bethany has worked very hard in the offseason and it will be the key to her quest for a state championship,” Rabinovitz said.
Freshmen Braden Kain (132 pounds) and Maddox Colcough (195 pounds), juniors Myles McInnis (126 pounds) and Aiden O’Brien (132 pounds) and sophomore Pat Collett (152 pounds) will also be key to W-H’s success this season.
W-H will be back on the mat Saturday, Jan. 4 at 10 a.m. when it hosts the Whitman-Hanson Tournament.
“I think we are going to surprise a lot of teams this year and be very competitive all season long,” Rabinovitz said.
Whitman-Hanson Express article
Damari Goldsmith Greene and Steve Brooks finish top 12 at Marshfield Holiday Tournament
Saturday, December 28th, 2019
Captain Damari Goldsmith Greene (138) finished in 9th and Captain Steve Brooks (170) finished 11th. The Panthers finished 31st overall out of 39 teams with 29 points.
2019 Marshfield Holiday Tournament Brackets and Team Scores
Captain Damari Goldsmith Greene (138) finished in 9th and Captain Steve Brooks (170) finished 11th. The Panthers finished 31st overall out of 39 teams with 29 points.
2019 Marshfield Holiday Tournament Brackets and Team Scores
Steve Brooks wins the 160 pound championship at the Sandwich Tournament, team finishes 2nd overall
Saturday, December 21st, 2019
Whitman-Hanson traveled to Sandwich for the Early Bird Tournament and did not disappoint. The Panthers finished 2nd as a team (168 points) with 3 finalists and 8 total place winners. Leading the way once again for the Panthers was senior captain Steve Brooks with his second straight Championship at 160 pounds pinning all of his opponents in the first period. Captains Bethany Ralph (120) and Damari Goldsmith Greene (138) finished 2nd in their weight classes. Third place finishers included Joe Boss (106), Rocco Hanaphy (170), Mike Gardner (182) and Declan Hanaphy (220). Maddox Colclough (195) placed 4th. Next up for the Panthers is the Marshfield Holiday Tournament on December 27-28th.
2019 Sandwich Tournament Brackets and Team Scores
Whitman-Hanson traveled to Sandwich for the Early Bird Tournament and did not disappoint. The Panthers finished 2nd as a team (168 points) with 3 finalists and 8 total place winners. Leading the way once again for the Panthers was senior captain Steve Brooks with his second straight Championship at 160 pounds pinning all of his opponents in the first period. Captains Bethany Ralph (120) and Damari Goldsmith Greene (138) finished 2nd in their weight classes. Third place finishers included Joe Boss (106), Rocco Hanaphy (170), Mike Gardner (182) and Declan Hanaphy (220). Maddox Colclough (195) placed 4th. Next up for the Panthers is the Marshfield Holiday Tournament on December 27-28th.
2019 Sandwich Tournament Brackets and Team Scores
Silver Lake 42, Whitman-Hanson 40
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Wednesday, December 18th, 2019
In the season-opening loss, the Panthers got wins from senior captain Bethany Ralph (pin in 3:08 at 120 pounds), Myles McInnis (pin 2:58 at 126), Braden Kain (forfeit at 132), junior captain Damari Goldsmith Green (pin in 1:16 at 138), Aiden O’Brien (10-2 decision at 145), Pat Collett (pin in 3:21 at 152) and Mike Gardner (pin in 3:31 at 182). |
Captain Steve Brooks wins the 160 pound championship at the Oliver Ames Tournament
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Saturday, December 14th, 2019
Whitman-Hanson traveled opened the season today at the Devin Ness Oliver Ames Tournament. Overall the Panthers wrestled very well. Senior Captain Steve Brooks lead the way for the Panthers by winning the 160 pound championship with 4 pins all in the first period for a cumulative total time of just 4:16. Junior Captain Damari Goldsmith Green placed 4th at 138 pounds. Whitman-Hanson finished the day in 12 place out of 16 teams with 61 team points. The Panthers host Patriot League foe Silver Lake on Wednesday, December 18th at 6:30 PM. 2019 Oliver Ames Tournament Brackets and Team Scores |
Our wrestlers are proud to support our local veterans
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Monday, November 11th, 2019
Our wrestlers participated in a Veteran’s Day service project yesterday to do yard work for local veterans in Whitman and Hanson. They also went to the Veteran’s Day parade in Whitman to support our veterans and fellow Americans who were marching in the parade. We’re fortunate to have some great student-athletes in our community. We’re proud of our wrestlers and fellow student-athletes for your support to our veterans! |
Thank you to our proud supporters!!!
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Friday, September 13, 2019
We would like to thank everybody once again who participated, sponsored a hole and/or donated a raffle prize for our Whitman-Hanson Wrestling Golf Tournament yesterday. It's takes a village to operate a successful program. We're fortunate to have so many great family members, alumni and members of our community to support us. Please check out our sponsors and remember to shop local. Thank you!! |
Join us for our 2019 Golf Tournament
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TIME: PLACE: ENTRY FEE: SPONSOR A HOLE: FORMAT: PAYMENT: |
Friday, September 13th, 2019
Registration opens at 7:00 am. Tee-off at 8:00 am Sharp Pembroke Country Club 94 W. Elm Street. Pembroke, MA 02359 $125 per golfer ($500 per foursome) includes: green fees, cart, t-shirt & catered lunch Minimum donation of $100 per hole Tournament will be played in best ball format If you do not enter a team list, you will be placed with others Make checks payable to: Whitman-Hanson Wrestling by August 24th, 2019 Please send checks and entry forms to: Heather LeVangie, 3 Kerri Lane, Whitman, MA 02382 Click Here to register online. |
***We have a limited number of teams that we are allowed. While walk-in registrations will be accepted if we have availability, it would be smart online or mail in registration in advance to guarantee a spot for your foursome in the tournament.***
If you can’t golf, but would like to join us for dinner and raffles, the cost is $30/person.
Thank you for your time and consideration. We truly hope that you can contribute to help keeping Whitman-Hanson Panther Wrestling alive and well.
Cancellation Policy:
1. If golf tournament is cancelled due to weather or other events, a make up date will be scheduled. Further details will follow on this subject.
2. If player is a “no-show”, entry fee is non-refundable
PRIZES:
First Place: $200
Second Place $100
Great Contests and Raffles!
We are looking forward to making this golf tournament a huge success and a lot of fun for everyone. Please spread the word to other alumni, parents, families and friends who would be interested in participating or sponsoring a hole.
Please contact Heather LeVangie at 781-252-0593 or heather.levangie@yahoo.com if you have any questions.
If you can’t golf, but would like to join us for dinner and raffles, the cost is $30/person.
Thank you for your time and consideration. We truly hope that you can contribute to help keeping Whitman-Hanson Panther Wrestling alive and well.
- Click Here to print registration form.
- Click Here to print letter from Heather LeVangie.
Cancellation Policy:
1. If golf tournament is cancelled due to weather or other events, a make up date will be scheduled. Further details will follow on this subject.
2. If player is a “no-show”, entry fee is non-refundable
PRIZES:
First Place: $200
Second Place $100
Great Contests and Raffles!
We are looking forward to making this golf tournament a huge success and a lot of fun for everyone. Please spread the word to other alumni, parents, families and friends who would be interested in participating or sponsoring a hole.
Please contact Heather LeVangie at 781-252-0593 or heather.levangie@yahoo.com if you have any questions.
MIKE FRISOLI, '89 ANNOUNCED AS INDUCTEE OF INAUGURAL WHITMAN-HANSON ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Whitman-Hanson Regional High School is pleased to announce the formation of the first ever athletic hall of fame with the first class of inductions to take place October 6, 2019 at 5pm at Pembroke Country Club. Tickets are available for purchase online at www.whathletics.com .
A committee of more than a dozen current and former coaches, parents, community members and former students reviewed more than 50 nominations for this first induction class and voted to enshrine 11 people into the Whitman-Hanson Athletic Hall of Fame.
“It was such a great experience learning about all of the amazing student athletes who were nominated for induction. This first class is very special but represents only a fraction of the deserving candidates,” Whitman-Hanson Athletic Director Bob Rodgers said. “We will be holding inductions every other year so we will advertise for more nominations sometime next winter while the existing nominations will stay included in the process.”
In September, we will release a detailed biography of each inductee. In no particular order here is the Hall of Fame Class of 2019
Student-Athletes
Samantha Mewis, Class of 2011, Soccer
Sean Conover, Class of 2002, Football, Basketball and Track & Field
Noel James, Class of 2009, Football, Basketball and Track & Field
Dennis Lozzi, Class of 1970, Football and Track & Field
Mike Frisoli, Class of 1989, Football, Wrestling and Track & Field
Shayna Ross Micol, Class of 1996, Soccer, Basketball and Track & Field
Rob Clifford, Class of 1991, Football, Basketball and Track & Field
Coaches
Bob Bancroft, Football
Jim Daley, Girls Basketball
Kevin Black, Boys Cross Country, Boys Indoor Track and Boys Track & Field
Contributor
Sue Moss, Student-Athlete, Teacher, Coach and Athletic Department Assistant
Whitman-Hanson Regional High School is pleased to announce the formation of the first ever athletic hall of fame with the first class of inductions to take place October 6, 2019 at 5pm at Pembroke Country Club. Tickets are available for purchase online at www.whathletics.com .
A committee of more than a dozen current and former coaches, parents, community members and former students reviewed more than 50 nominations for this first induction class and voted to enshrine 11 people into the Whitman-Hanson Athletic Hall of Fame.
“It was such a great experience learning about all of the amazing student athletes who were nominated for induction. This first class is very special but represents only a fraction of the deserving candidates,” Whitman-Hanson Athletic Director Bob Rodgers said. “We will be holding inductions every other year so we will advertise for more nominations sometime next winter while the existing nominations will stay included in the process.”
In September, we will release a detailed biography of each inductee. In no particular order here is the Hall of Fame Class of 2019
Student-Athletes
Samantha Mewis, Class of 2011, Soccer
Sean Conover, Class of 2002, Football, Basketball and Track & Field
Noel James, Class of 2009, Football, Basketball and Track & Field
Dennis Lozzi, Class of 1970, Football and Track & Field
Mike Frisoli, Class of 1989, Football, Wrestling and Track & Field
Shayna Ross Micol, Class of 1996, Soccer, Basketball and Track & Field
Rob Clifford, Class of 1991, Football, Basketball and Track & Field
Coaches
Bob Bancroft, Football
Jim Daley, Girls Basketball
Kevin Black, Boys Cross Country, Boys Indoor Track and Boys Track & Field
Contributor
Sue Moss, Student-Athlete, Teacher, Coach and Athletic Department Assistant
ADVICE TO WRESTLERS IN THE OFF-SEASON...
1. Lift on a regular schedule because stronger wrestlers defeat weaker wrestlers.
2. Improve your skills by wrestling in the off-season at clubs, camps, and tournaments.
3. Stay in shape by running because quicker wrestlers defeat slower wrestlers.
4. Finally and most importantly, be good and decent human beings - avoid alcohol, drugs, tobacco, etc. because good will triumph over evil!
Here is a forum for off-season tournaments, clubs, clinics, camps and open mats.
2. Improve your skills by wrestling in the off-season at clubs, camps, and tournaments.
3. Stay in shape by running because quicker wrestlers defeat slower wrestlers.
4. Finally and most importantly, be good and decent human beings - avoid alcohol, drugs, tobacco, etc. because good will triumph over evil!
Here is a forum for off-season tournaments, clubs, clinics, camps and open mats.