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Game
Schedule
Press Clips 
Foxboro High School
plays in the very competitive Hockomock League, against Stoughton,
Mansfield, Franklin, Oliver Ames, Canton and King Philip. They also play non
league Division 3 games as arranged by the school. Most games are posted on
highschoolsports.net or click the link above to see the full game schedule.
For more information on the Hockomock League Standings please go to
http://stoughtonhockey.org/league_info.htm
The high school season begins and ends according to MIAA rules, which is after
Thanksgiving through the end of February. Incoming High school students should
sign up for hockey during the 8th grade informational tours, so that the coach
will have your contact information. If you decide to play later, just come to
the team meeting that is usually scheduled in November and announced at the
high school, during morning announcements.
Before the season starts all players must have a current physical on file with
the nurse and a
release form
signed and on file. You can print out this
School Health Record and
Immunization Form to bring to your doctor's office.
Coach wants all players to show up for tryouts - conditioned. Yes, that means
you show up in shape. Keep your skills up during the off season, and you
should be ready to go come November.
  
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Usually Monday 5:20am, Tuesday 2:20pm, Thursday - off ice at
school gym at 3:30, Friday 2:20pm
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Meeting TBA. Foxboro Rink, Upstairs
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Saturday 12/3 8:10pm at Iorio, Walpole vs. Dover-Sherborn.
Loss 6-4. Goals by Owen Campbell (3 points on the night), Dylan
Sawyer-Griffith, Shawn Delaney, and Greg Stamatov
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2009-10 Congratulations to Dan O'Malley and Brian Almeida for making the 2010
Hockomock All Star Team 1 and The Sun Chronicle All Star Team. "Brian Almeida,
the dazzling senior in goal for the Foxboro High Warriors, was selected to the
all-star team along with leading scorer Dan O'Malley," (The Sun Chronicle, March
24, 2010) Also chosen for Honorable Mention in The Sun Chronicle All Star Team
were Aiden Campbell, Greg Stamatov and TJ Notarangelo. Chosen to the Hockomock
All Star Team 2 were Greg Stamatov and TJ Notarangelo.
2010-11 Congratulations to Aiden Campbell for being
selected to The Sun Chronicle All Star Team, and the Hockomock League First Team
All Stars. To Greg Stamaotv for being selected to The Sun Chronicle All Star
Team, and the Hockomock League Second Team All Stars. And to TJ Notarangelo for
being chosen to the Hockomock League Second Team All Stars. Banquet Congratulations to: Co-Rookies of the Year: Owen Campbell
and Conor Lynch. Best Offensive Players: Greg Stamatov (29 points) and Owen Campbell
(29 points).
Best Defensive Player: Aiden Campbell. Most Improved: Scott McDonald. Hobie
Baker Award: TJ Notarangelo
20011-12 Schedule
| Day |
Date |
Time |
Opponent |
Location |
Home/Away |
| Saturday |
12/10/11 |
TBA |
Stoughton |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Jamoboree |
| Friday |
12/16/11 |
8pm |
Southeastern |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home
W 5-1 |
| Friday |
12/23/11 |
7pm |
Pope John Paul |
Hyannis
Youth and Community Center
141 Basset Lane
Hyannis, MA 02601
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Away
W 11-2 |
| Wednesday |
12/28/11 |
8pm |
Tri County |
Franklin |
Away W 8-5 |
| Friday |
12/30/11 |
12:30pm |
Southeastern |
CDL Arena, Raynham |
Away
T 4-4 |
| Wednesday |
1/4/12 |
7pm |
Stoughton |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home
L |
| Saturday |
1/7/12 |
7:30pm |
Oliver Ames |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home
L |
| Wednesday |
1/11/12 |
4:30pm |
Canton |
Metropolis,
Canton |
Away
L |
| Saturday |
1/14/12 |
7:50pm |
Mansfield |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Away
L1-2 |
| Monday |
1/16/12 |
3pm |
Attleboro |
Alexio Arena, Taunton |
Away
T 1-1 |
| Wednesday |
1/18/12 |
6:50pm |
King Philip |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Away
L 8-2 |
| Friday |
1/20/12 |
8:15pm |
Franklin |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home
L 11-0 |
| Wednesday |
1/25/12 |
8pm |
North Attleboro |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Away |
| Saturday |
1/28/12 |
7:40pm |
Stoughton |
Asiaf Arena, Brockton |
Away |
| Wednesday |
2/1/12 |
6:30pm |
Oliver Ames |
Asiaf Arena, Brockton |
Away |
| Saturday |
2/4/12 |
6:20pm |
Canton |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home |
| Monday |
2/6/11 |
5:40pm |
Pope John Paul |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home |
| Saturday |
2/11/12 |
8pm |
Minuteman Tech |
Valley Sports Arena, Concord |
Away |
| Thursday |
2/16/12 |
6:40pm |
Tri County |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home |
| Friday |
2/17/12 |
8pm |
Minuteman Tech |
Foxboro Sports Center |
Home |
| Saturday |
2/18/12 |
TBA |
Crossover |
TBA |
Away |
   
Press Clips:
HOCKEY: Foxboro, Attleboro battle to stalemate
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| Foxboro’s Mike Maguire battles for a
loose puck.(Photo by Mike George) |
Published: Thursday, January 19, 2012 8:59 AM
EST
Foxboro goalie Melissa Almeida blanked the Bombardiers through the final
two periods.
Her counterpart, Attleboro's Andrew Campion, blanked the Warriors not
only during the first and third periods, but on a half-dozen power-play
chances as well.
And so it was that two teams, starving for wins, scrounging for their
first Hockomock League victory of the season, settled for a 1-1 tie
Monday at the Aleixo Arena, thanks largely to their sophomore
goaltenders.
"Melissa has been outstanding," said Foxboro High coach Jim Genovese of
Almeida, turning back six shots in each of the second and third periods,
16 overall, as the Warriors secured a point to improve to 3-4-2 overall,
0-3 in the Hockomock League's Davenport Division.
In the other net, Campion not only turned aside 11 Foxboro shots in the
third period and 23 overall, but foiled three power-play chances as the
Warriors won seven of eight faceoffs in the attacking zone.
Attleboro's Zack Dragun put the Bombardiers ahead at 10:01 of the first
period, stuffing a short side right shot over Almeida's glove.
Senior captain Aiden Campbell netted the equalizer for Foxboro at 6:21
of the second period, firing a wrist shot through a scrum of players
from the right faceoff circle, with fellow senior captain Greg Stamatov
assisting.
The Bombardiers dominated the first period (allowing just two shots,
just two faceoffs in the attacking zone) as much as the Warriors owned
the second period (11 shots, 10 faceoffs in the attacking zone).
But, time and again Almeida and Campion stood in the way.
Campion denied Foxboro's Shawn Delaney on a solo breakaway bid within
the first minute of the second period, three power-play chances, while
being saved by the post on a drive by Campbell from the left point on
the Warriors' third man-advantage with less than two minutes left.
Almeida stonewalled the Bombardiers' Nick Martini on a shot in the slot
in the 12th minute of the second period, single AHS power-play chances
in the first and third periods and a partial breakaway by Dragun on a
shorthanded situation with just under five minutes left to preserve the
tie.
"In the first period we didn't play well, we didn't have our jump,"
added Genovese, the Warriors without three regular skaters (Nick
Dowling, Kyle Sperzel and Owen Campbell) due to injury. The Warriors
survived a late surge by AHS over the final seven minutes too.
The Bombardiers struggled at times with chances to score, creating just
one shot at Almeida during their late first period power play and
failing to put up a shot at her during another man-up chance midway
through the third period.
Foxboro was up and down as well, but generated chances in the heart of
the contest.
"We woke up in the second period, we were creating chances," added
Genovese. "Their goalie (Campion) played outstanding. We were getting
good bids. On the power-play, we were getting shots, but maybe not the
right decisions - I would have liked to scored one or two power-play
goals, I would have liked to get a win."
Foxboro was scheduled to return to the ice at the Foxboro Sports Center
on Wednesday at 7 p.m. against King Philip.
- Mansfield played all of its Hornets in a 3-0 Hockomock League win over
Foxboro on Saturday
The Hornets dominated in shots on net, putting 33 on the goalie Almeida,
who dutifully turned aside 30.
Erik Foley and Shane Pioti netted the first two goals for Mansfield.
With the game still in reach in the third, Foxboro pulled Almeida, but
that effort went for naught, as Jason Collins netted an unassisted
empty-netter to close the scoring.
Christian Debeauport stopped all 12 shots for the shutout in net for
Mansfield.
- The Bulldogs of Canton easily prevailed over Foxboro's Warriors, 10-1
last Wednesday. Stamatov was responsible for the lone goal, a power-play
tally in the third period of the Hockomock League tilt. Kept busy all
night, Almeida turned aside 28 shots, but the Canton offense was too
much for the Warriors to match.
Copyright © 2012 - Foxboro Reporter
From:TUESDAY JANUARY 3, 2012 Last modified: Saturday, December 31,
2011 1:03 AM EST, The Sun Chronicle
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Foxboro 4, Southeastern 4
TAUNTON - Senior Greg Stamatov's second goal of the game, on a power
play at 6:58 of the third period, pulled the unbeaten Warriors into a
tie with Southeastern Regional in a non-league game.
Foxboro (3-0-1) took a 1-0, first-period lead and owned a three-goal
advantage midway through the second period.
"We thought that we'd walk all over them, we didn't play well
defensively," said Warrior coach Jim Genovese, as Southeastern knotted
the score with a trio of second-period goals, then took the lead early
in the third period.
Aiden Campbell and Owen Campbell - both with two assists for Foxboro -
helped set up Stamatov's tying goal.
The Warriors scored three power-play goals in the tilt, while goalie
Melissa Almeida totaled 15 saves.
Mike McGuire put Foxboro in front in the first period with a goal just
1:42 into the contest, with Owen Campbell assisting on the power-play
chance. Stamatov (another power play) and Nick Dowling netted
second-period goals for the Warriors.
Foxboro returns to its home ice Wednesday night (7) for a Hockomock
League game against Stoughton.
Owen Campbell, right, had two helpers for Foxboro
Friday. (Staff photo by MARTIN GAVIN) |
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THURSDAY DECEMBER 29, 2011 Last modified:
Thursday, December 29, 2011 2:11 AM EST, The Sun Chronicle
HOCKEY: Foxboro, Mansfield unbeaten
FRANKLIN - Greg Stamatov and Owen Campbell
both had hat tricks to fuel the Foxboro High hockey team's 8-5,
non-league victory over Tri-County Regional Wednesday night.
Stamatov also added an assist. The Warriors (3-0) jumped out to an early
2-0 lead only to see T-C pull even at 2-all later in the first. However,
Foxboro made it 5-2 after the first period and Tri-County could get no
closer than 5-4 in the third.
For the Cougars (1-4), Sam Greengus and Chad Nadeau
both had a goal and assist while Owen Hilton had two helpers. Jack
Reggio, Tyler Lobisser and Collin Spillane had the other three
Tri-County goals while David Cauley played well between the pipes,
coming in after Foxboro already have five goals on the board.
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FHS ROUNDUP: Hockey wins opener
Published: Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:10 AM EST
Foxboro Reporter
Aiden Campbell and Greg Stamatov both had three-point nights as the Foxboro
High ice hockey team opened the 2011-12 season with a non-league victory over
Southeastern Friday, 5-1.
Campbell led the way with two goals and an assist, while Stamatov had a goal
and two helpers. The Warriors, who also got goals from Scott McDonald and Owen
Campbell, trailed 1-0 after one period and took a 2-1 lead into the third.
Goalie Melissa Almeida finished with 22 saves for Foxboro, which skates again
Friday on the Cape against Pope John Paul.
Ice Warriors developing well
in practice
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| Foxboro goalie Melissa Almeida will be counted
on in net. (Photo by Tom Maguire) |
By Peter Gobis and David Carty
Published: Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:10 AM EST,
Foxboro Reporter
Foxboro High coach Jim Genovese begins the season with two of the best players
in the Hockomock League. If and when the depth gains some experience, that
could make the Warriors into one pesky team as they look to improve upon last
season's five wins.
Senior defenseman Aiden Campbell (one goal, six assists last year) is the
heart of the blue line corps, while up front, feisty senior Greg Stamatov (13
goals, 16 assists as the No. 1 scorer last season) brings the leadership and
skill sets from the football and lacrosse teams. Those two serve as captains
for the upcoming season, important positions for a team continuing to
establish its profile on the ice.
If nothing else, Stamatov feels like the team is starting off on the right
skate.
"We got off to a much better start this year," the senior captain said. "We're
just looking a lot crisper and have a lot more flow to our practices. Both of
those things are important when you're on the ice."
"The second half of last season we played much better, this could be an
exciting year," said Genovese, who had just two dozen candidates for the team.
Juniors Mike Maguire and Scott MacDonald will be two of the fixtures on the
defense in front of sophomore goalie Melissa Almeida, a major reason for
Foxboro's improvement during late January and February. Adam Aldrich will
serve as a backup to Almeida in net.
Said Stamatov of Aiden Campbell, Mike Maguire and Scott MacDonald: "That
sounds like a pretty fool-proof defense if you ask me."
Stamatov will likely center senior Nick Dowling, who was sidelined with a
concussion last year, and sophomore Owen Campbell, a trio which has the
potential for plenty of points. Stamatov praised the hands and offensive
abilities of Dowling, while Campbell played beyond his years as a freshman
last year.
Freshman Nick Luciano has flashed some skills in practice and could be a
useful addition to Genovese's Warriors by season's end. "He has a lot of
natural talent," said Stamatov. "He's working into the system well and
figuring it out.
A second line has junior Sean Delaney centering senior Dylan Sawyer-Griffith
and junior Paul Campbell. "We scrimmaged Dover-Sherborn, I've been very
encouraged," added Genovese.
With those positive returns, Genovese is counting on his Warriors to take the
next step developmentally, challenging his Warriors with more intricate
schemes.
"We have a little more of a complex system," said Stamatov, who hopes the team
can stretch its wings on the power play. "We're making advancements you'd
expect after a year of building. You just got to open everything up a little
bit."
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modified: Thursday, February 17, 2011 1:57 AM EST
Warriors win 2nd straight
BY DAVID CARTY SUN CHRONICLE STAFF
FOXBORO - For two months of the season, the
Foxboro High hockey team knew mostly frustration. The Warriors slapped
sticks on the ice in anger, uttered an unpleasant word or two on the
long walk to the locker room and went back onto the ice early the next
morning for more seasoning. All the while, coach Jim Genovese preached
patience and hard work with his underclassmen-laden team.
After going 1-13 through 15 games, Foxboro's found a little bit of
lightning in a bottle, winning its second straight contest, 3-1 over
Minuteman Tech on Senior Night. The win keeps Foxboro in the MIAA
Tournament hunt as the team improved to 2-4 against Division 3 or lower
opponents with two games remaining.
Though it was Senior Night, it was a freshman who had
his fingerprints on the win. Forward Owen Campbell acquired a point on
all three Foxboro goals, the first of which came off his stick, a
power-play goal fed from Greg Stamatov behind the net at 6:44 of the
first period.
Campbell was also key on Foxboro's second tally, blasting a shot off
goaltender Cody Lusk with senior captain T.J. Notarangelo taking care of
the carom from about three feet out, punishing the Mustangs for allowing
a 5-on-3 man advantage.
Power plays were a theme for Foxboro (3-13), as the Mustangs committed
13 penalties on the night, one more than their total shots on net (12).
Those penalties piled up at the beginning of the season period, with
Minuteman being assessed four penalties in a 1:43 stretch, several of
them due to frustration. That gave Foxboro more time to practice its
5-on-3 offense than may even be allotted in practice.
Campbell scored again on one of those back-to-back 5-on-3's, pouncing on
a rebound initially fired off the stick of his brother Aiden Campbell, a
junior.
"They were leaving a lot of open ice," Owen said. "We just found the
lanes. Aiden shot it from the point and got a nice rebound out in front.
I was just right there to finish it."
Minuteman closed the gap on a power-play goal of its own, with Braedan
Kerins roofing one six seconds into the man advantage. That's all the
Mustangs offense could muster, as Foxboro controlled the puck throughout
in the offensive zone, putting 42 shots on net.
If the Warriors defeat Minuteman again Wednesday and Blue Hills on
Monday, they'll qualify for the MIAA Division 3 South Sectional under
the Sullivan Rule.
"It's been going good the past couple games," said Owen Campbell. "We're
starting to step it up, get it together and work as a team." |
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Foxboro 3,
Mashpee/Upper Cape Tech 2
(as reported
in Cape Cod Times, February 15, 2011)
FOXBORO — The Falcons payed an even, physical game
with the Warriors but took two penalties in the second period that proved
costly.With the game tied at one on goals by Foxboro's Owen Campbell and
Mashpee/UCT's Tony Bartolomei in the first period, the Falcons went to the box
twice in the second and Foxboro cashed in both times.Taylor
Nickerson got one back for the Falcons (7-8-3) in the third at 10:54 on an
unassisted strike but Warriors goalie Melissa Almedia held them off, making 35
saves — several of them key to the win.
FHS ROUNDUP: Icemen net first victory
Published:
Thursday, February 10, 2011 10:01 AM EST
Saturday night it was a full-fledged effort as the Foxboro High hockey
team added win No. 1 to the season's docket, claiming a 5-2 victory. Owen
Campbell's two goals and two assists were huge as Foxboro avenged a 9-0
loss to Stoughton earlier in the year.
They all played well tonight," said coach Jim Genovese. "It was the first
full 45-minute game that we put together and it paid off."
Foxboro battled for that first mark in the win column as the Black Knights
took leads of 1-0 and 2-1, but a beautiful cross-crease save by goalie
Melissa Almeida in the second period started the momentum going in Foxboro's
direction.
With 8:15 to go in the second, Owen Campbell netted his first goal off a
backdoor pass from Greg Stamatov as he cut in on the net. Sean Delaney
followed with the game-winning tally, his first varsity goal off a rebound.
With 46 seconds to go in the second, Stamatov crashed the net to score one
of his own.
Four minutes into the third period, Foxboro iced the contest on
Campbell's second goal, a wrap-around tally set up by the forechecking of
Stamatov.
- With a little extra fuel in the skates coming off their first win of the
season, the Warriors glided to a strong start but yielded four answered
goals as the North Attleboro Red Rocketeers took their first win, 4-1, at
Foxboro Sports Center on Monday night.
The Warriors leapt to a 1-0 advantage, with freshman Conor Lynch scoring off
a beautiful feed from Stamatov. Advancing past the North defense on a
2-on-1, Stamatov slid the puck to Lynch, who hammered it past the
lateral-moving Mike Brooks in net at 11:07.
Stoughton High Hockey Falls to Previously
Winless Foxborough (from
Stoughton.patch.com)
Is the season beginning to unravel for the Stoughton High School boys’ hockey
team?
After playing so well at the beginning of the season, King Philip crushed the
Black Knights in their previous game, 10-1, and on Saturday night Stoughton lost
to Foxborough at the Foxborough Sports Center, 5-2. Coming into the game, the
Warriors had lost 29 consecutive contests, including a 9-2 defeat against
Stoughton, just over three weeks ago.
“For the second straight game we didn’t show up to play and we now have put
ourselves in a deep hole for any chance to qualify for the (post-season)
tournament,” said Stoughton coach Dan Mark. “Foxborough deserves a lot of
credit. They always battle and have never quit, and finally got a well-deserved
win and I’m real happy for them.”
Foxborough coach Jim Genovese is in his fourth year at the helm of the
Warriors. In his first season, Foxborough qualified for the post-season, but
since then times have been tough. The Warriors endured a winless 0-20 season a
year ago, and had an 0-9 start this season—it seemed that Foxborough would
never get another win in the very competitive Hockomock League. “The record
and all those losses in a row didn’t show it, but we have a lot of talent,
we’re just really young,” said Genovese. “We’ve been getting closer and
closer and better with every game and this win may surprise a lot of people,
but not us.”
Foxborough has 16 freshmen and sophomores on its roster and needed a
goaltender so desperately that the team summoned a young woman named Melissa
Almeida only a few weeks ago to take over the net minding chores.
“I knew people and the other teams looked at first and thought it was a
joke to play us with me in net, but no one is laughing now,” said Almeida, a
freshman. “We have a good team and practice and play real hard and we finally
got what we deserve. Now, we can’t be happy with just one win, we need to get
more.”
Stoughton entered the game a little banged up and had to revamp its lines
on several occasions during the game. The Black Knights jumped ahead with a
goal, less than five minutes into the contest. Steve Leoffler, a senior,
scored his third goal of the season, with an assist from junior Dan Swartz.
Foxborough tied the score on its first of two power play goals when a pair
of freshman hooked up. Connor Lynch got the goal, on an assist from Owen
Campbell (two goals and two assists), with just over six minutes left in the
first period.
The game remained tied until the opening minute of the second period, when
Stoughton retook the lead on a goal by sophomore Jacob Rohrer, his first tally
of the season. Josh Potter, a junior defenseman, along with junior Connor
Heffernan got the assists.
But Foxborough took advantage of Stoughton losing its top two players
during the midpoint of the second period.
The Black Knights’ leading scorer, sophomore forward Phil Falkof, was
assessed a game misconduct after a hit-from-behind penalty (Falkof will also
miss the next two games) and senior forward Ricky Connaughton slammed feet
first into the boards a minute later, and didn’t return, although he was able
to skate off the ice. Stoughton played the rest of the way with only two lines
and two sets of defensemen, and it took its toll.
Foxborough connected for three unanswered goals in the final eight minutes
of the middle period. Campbell scored on a four-on-four to knot the score,
2-2, with an assist from junior Greg Stamatov (one goal and two assists). The
Warriors took the lead on a power play goal by sophomore Shawn Delaney, his
first score of the season, with an assist from junior Nick Dowling.
Stamatov scored in the final minute of the second period, on an assist by
Campbell and sophomore Scott McDonald. Foxborough added the lone goal of the
third period with Stamatov assisting Campbell for the score. The rest of the
way, Foxborough relied on solid defense and great goaltending by Almeida (20
saves) to preserve the win.
“It was finally a good feeling walking into the locker room after a game
and we hope this night serves as the turning point for this team to build
upon,” said Genovese.
Both teams return to action on Monday, with Foxborough playing North
Attleboro at the Foxborough Sports Center and Stoughton (3-7-1 overall, 2-4-1
in the league and 1-2-0 in the division) hosting Oliver Ames at 4:15 p.m. at
the Asiaf Rink in Brockton.
“We will practice on Sunday and get ready for our next game and try to get
better,” said Mark.
Stoughton needs to earn 13 points out of a possible 18 over its final nine
games to earn a post-season berth.
SCORING
SUMMARY:
1st
period:
Stoughton-Steve Leoffler from Dan Swartz at 4:47
Foxborough-Connor Lynch from Owen Campbell (Power Play) at 8:48
2nd
period:
S-Jacob Rohrer from Josh Potter and Connor Heffernan at 0:48
F-Owen Campbell from Greg Stamatov at 6:45
F-Shawn Delaney from Nick Dowling at 10:13
F-Greg Stamatov from Owen Campbell and Scott McDonald at 14:14
3rd
period:
F-Owen Campbell from Greg Stamatov at 3:45 |
