STOYAC Basketball Scoreboard

The following is submitted by STOYAC/George Dolinsky:

The STOYAC recreation basketball program has started its second season as the action heated up in the quarterfinal round of the playoffs.

PEEWEE GIRLS DIVISION

• Randolph Savings Bank 30, International Metal 11
• Tri-county Pediatric 19, Town Spa Pizza 17

PEEWEE BOYS DIVISION

• Piesco Sporting Goods 30, Stoughton Youth Baseball 21
• Kid Care Dental 21, Grace Church 17
• Stoughton Youth Soccer 44, Town Spa Pizza 26
• DICK LEVINE/ Caldwell Banker 35, Island Street Automotive 32

JUNIOR GIRLS DIVISION

• Stoughton Pennysaver 21, Stoughton Mobil 13
• Lloyd Animal Medical 17, Extra space Storage 9
• Roche Bros. 14, Town Spa Pizza 12
• Stoughton Co-op Bank 25, NES Transport 17

JUNIOR BOYS DIVISION

• B & D Automotive 24 , Scott Aronson, DPM 22
• T. L. Edwards 29, 138 Equipment Rental 17
• Chemic Labs 36,  Forced Air Systems 24
• State Rep. William Galvin 46, New England Drain Service 35

SENIOR GIRLS DIVISION

• Baystate Ford 39, Cassie's Corner Store 26
• Extra Space Storage 23, Malcolm & Parsons Insurance 13

SENIOR BOYS DIVISION

• L A Window Cleaning 38, Stoughton Auto Body 35
• Law Office of Stephen J. Delamere 47, Ron Wells Painting and Decorating 28
• Polillios Garden Center 36, DLR Core Supply 30
• Randolph Chrysler Jeep 35, Lamparelli Oil 34 (OT)

Semi-final action will be held on Saturday March 10th at the following locations:

DAWE SCHOOL

• Peewee boys at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
• Peewee girls at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

O'DONNELL MIDDLE SCHOOL

• Junior Boys at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
• Junior Girls at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

STOUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL

• Senior Boys at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
• Senior Girls at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

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The teams representing STOYAC and Stoughton in the Metrowest travel Basketball League started gearing up for their playoffs as they had the best Sunday of the season (March 4) with seven teams posting victories.

• 8th grade girls finished the season at 8-2 with a win over Bridgewater, 42-36
• 6th grade girls finished the season at 10-2 with a win over Franklin, 43-33
• 5th grade girls finished the season at 4-8 with a win over Needham, 27 to 24
• 4th grade girls finished the season at 4-8 with a win over Newton, 19-15 (OT)
• 7th grade boys finished the season at 7-5 with a win over King Phillip, 63-33
• 6th grade boys finished the season at 8-4 with a win over Millis, 61-52
• 4th grade boys finished the season at 5-7 with a win over Norton, 41-39
• 8th grade boys finished the season at 3-9 with a loss to Easton, 64-61
• 5th grade boys finished the season at 5-5 with a loss to Mansfield, 56-51

The players and coaches of all the travel teams would like to thank all the spectators who packed the O'Donnell Middle School gym each week to cheer them on. Your support, home and away, meant a lot. They would also like to thank the custodial staff at the OMS for the chair set up each week and for keeping the court clean. Their help was greatly appreciated.