Whitman-Hanson Regional High was well represented in postseason play, but the results have not been kind.

Football (2-6) was blown out by No. 3 Stoughton, 41-12, in the first round of the Div. 3 South tournament on Friday, Nov. 1. Senior captain C.J. Giuliani shoulder the load on offense for sixth-seeded W-H, carrying the ball 20 times for 133 yards and a score.

Boys’ soccer (10-8-1) entered the Div. 2 South tournament as the No. 11 seed, and bowed out to sixth-seeded Bishop Feehan, 2-1, Monday, Nov. 4. Feehan scored on a corner kick in the final minute to sink the Panthers. W-H battled back from a 1-0 deficit when junior Brendan Nehiley slipped one home off a feed from senior captain Jason Brodeur.

Girls’ soccer (16-1-2) blanked No. 14 Braintree, 4-0, in the first round of the Div. 1 South tournament. The third-seeded Panthers received goals from sophomores Olivia Borgen, Nora Manning, junior Alexis Billings and senior Riley Bina.

Girls’ volleyball (12-9)— seeded 10th —  traveled to seventh-seeded Durfee on Thursday, Oct. 31, and dropped a heart breaker, 3-2, in the first round of the Div. 1 South tournament. W-H took a three-point lead in the final set, but the Hilltoppers rallied for the 15-13 win. After dropping the first set, 25-10, W-H — buoyed by sophomore sensation Lily Welch — rallied to tie it at 1-1, before falling behind 2-1 and rallying again to tie it at 2-2.

The fall sports season is winding down at Whitman-Hanson Regional High.

Here is a look back at Week 8:

Cheerleading won the Patriot League title on Saturday, Oct. 26.

Boys’ cross country (6-3) routed Quincy/North Quincy, 15-50, Wednesday, Oct. 23. Leading the way for the Panthers was Theo Kamperides, who placed first overall. … On Saturday, the W-H boys, buoyed by a personal best time of 15:50.7 by Kamperides, took first place at the Patriot League meet.

Girls’ cross country (4-5) also dominated Quincy/North Quincy, 19-44, Wednesday, October. 23. Sophomore Myah Kamperides led the Panthers with a first-place finish. … On Saturday, Kamperides (19:32) set a new personal best, as the W-H girls placed third at the Patriot League meet.

Field hockey (4-10-5) fell to Silver Lake, 3-2, Monday, Oct. 21. After sophomore Mary Kate Ryan and senior captain Maddy Tassey put W-H up 2-0 in the first half, the Lakers scored three in the second, including the winner with eight ticks to go. … On Tuesday, Todd Humphrey’s club upset Duxbury, 3-2. Senior Robin Goyette and sophomore Rosie MacKinnon scored to put W-H up, 2-1 at the half, but the Dragons tied it at 2. Then, with 10 minutes to go, junior Brooke Nisby scored the winner. … On Wednesday, W-H was shut out by Scituate, 2-0. … The Panthers capped their season Friday with a 1-1 tie against West Bridgewater. Nisby had the lone Panthers goal.

Football (2-6) fell to Hingham, 21-14, Friday, Oct. 25. Senior Devin Coulstring led the Panthers with 86 receiving yards and a touchdown.

Boys’ soccer (9-7-1) upset Duxbury, 2-0, Tuesday, Oct. 22. Senior captain Jason Brodeur and junior Brendan Nehiley struck for goals, while senior captain Andrew Sullivan posted the shutout in net.

Girls’ soccer (14-1-1) got a goal from sophomore Olivia Borgen with two minutes remaining to top Duxbury, 1-0, Tuesday, Oct. 21. … On Wednesday, junior Alexis Billings scored with 14 minutes left, as the Panthers edged Norwell, 2-1. Sophomore Nora Manning had W-H’s first tally.

Girls’ volleyball (12-8) rolled past Abington by a score of 3-1 (25-15, 24-26, 25-14, 25-24) on Tuesday, Oct. 22. Sophomore Lily Welch starred for W-H, racking up nine kills, eight solo blocks and five block assists. … On Thursday, the Panthers capped their regular season with a 3-1 (9-25, 25-23, 16-25, 14-25) loss to Rockland. Sophomore Abby Martin and senior captain Lexi Connolly dominated in the front row, each notching six kills in the loss.

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A look back on all the Week 7 action at Whitman-Hanson Regional High:

Boys’ cross country (5-3) topped Silver Lake (18-45) and Scituate (22-39) in a tri-meet on Tuesday, Oct. 15. Junior Theo Kamperides finished the 2.81-mile course in the top spot with a time of 16:14.

Girls’ cross country (3-5) fell to Silver Lake (18-41) but beat Scituate (19-44) in a Tuesday, Oct. 15 tri-meet. Sophomore Myah Kamperides finished third overall to pace the Panthers with a time of 20:09.

Field hockey (3-8-4) began the week on Tuesday, Oct. 15 with a 1-0 loss to West Bridgewater. … On Thursday, the Panthers struggled the find the back of the net again — getting shut out by Hingham, 3-0. … They turned it around Sunday for a 2-1 win over Norwell. Sophomores Joli Flamos and Olivia Phelps provided the offense, while the defense held of its end of the bargain.

Football (2-5) was routed by Duxbury, 41-8, Friday, Oct. 18. Senior captain Tommy George scored the lone Panther TD, and junior Declan Hanaphy recorded a safety.

Boys’ golf (4-11) wrapped up its season with a 268-270 victory over Duxbury. Junior Aidan Miller stole the show on senior night, shooting a 3-over par 39.

Boys’ soccer (8-7-1) got a goal from sophomore Jayden Stafford to top Martha’s Vineyard, 1-0, Tuesday, Oct. 14. … On Wednesday, senior captain Jason Brodeur scored to send the Panthers past Plymouth North, 1-0. Senior Andrew Sullivan had the shutout in both wins. … On Thursday, Broduer scored again, but the Panthers fell to Silver Lake, 3-1.

Girls’ soccer (12-1-1) kicked off the week with a 2-1 victory over Plymouth North on Tuesday, Oct. 15 to secure the Patriot League Keenan Division title. Seniors Riley Bina and Anika Floeck scored for W-H. … On Thursday, sophomore Olivia Borgen netted a hat trick to send W-H over Silver Lake, 3-0. The victory was the 350th of head coach David Floeck’s career. … On Saturday, sophomore Kelsee Wozniak went off for a hat trick and Borgen added another goal as W-H avenged its only loss of the season, topping Weymouth, 4-0.

Girls’ volleyball (11-7) swept Silver Lake, 3-0, Tuesday, Oct. 15 to capture its 11th win of the season. The set scores were: 25-16, 25-10 and 25-12. Junior Delaney Rowell had nine kills and sophomore Lily Welch tallied five kills and two solo blocks. … On Thursday, W-H fell to Duxbury, 3-0 (9-15, 24-26, 12-24). Welch had five kills and, four block assists and three solo blocks. On Saturday, Samantha Richer’s club fell to Rockland, 3-0 (9-25, 24-26, 12-25). Welch had four kills, three solo blocks and four block assists in the loss.

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The rain put a halt to much of the action for Week 6, but a pair of the games that were played resulted in a trip to the postseason.

Boys’ cross country (3-3) just barely dropped its meet to Duxbury on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 26-29. Junior Theo Kamperides took first overall with a time of 16:24.

Girls’ cross country (2-4) got a first-place finish for Myah Kamperides (20:14) but was let down by the rest of its pack, as it fell to Duxbury, 20-35, Tuesday, Oct. 8.

Field hockey (2-6-4) dropped its game against Plymouth North, 5-2, Tuesday, Oct. 8. Sophomores Lauren Dunn and Olivia Phelps provided the Panthers’ offense.

Football (2-4) couldn’t hold on to its 6-0 lead and fell to Marshfield, 20-6, Saturday, Oct. 12. Junior Cam Cummings scored the lone Panthers touchdown.

Boys’ golf (3-11) kicked off the week dropping a 224-228 decision to Plymouth North on Monday, Oct. 7. Sophomore Chris Ross shot a 5-over par 36 for W-H. … On Tuesday, Brian Dempsey’s club fell to Silver Lake, 265-274. Senior captain Ian Brown was the low man for W-H, carding a 7-over par.

Boys’ soccer (6-6-1) was edged by Marshfield, 1-0, Monday, Oct. 7.

Girls’ soccer (9-1-1) received a goal and an assist each from junior Alexis Billings and sophomore Olivia Borgen to get by Marshfield, 2-0, Tuesday, Oct. 7. The Panthers qualified for the tournament for the 19th straight year with the win.

Girls’ volleyball (10-5) had a busy week. On Monday, Oct. 7, Samantha Richner’s club swept Marshfield, 3-0 (25-16, 25-14, 25-19). Junior Sophia Berardinelli led W-H with six aces, while senior Brooke Beauregard chipped in 22 digs. … On Thursday, W-H drooped a nail bitter to Hingham, 3-2. The set scores were: 24-26, 15-25, 25-21, 30-28, 10-15. Junior Kayla Faghan and senior captain Olivia Martin tallied six kills apiece. … On Friday, W-H powered by Plymouth North, 3-2 (25-23, 20-25, 24-26, 25-23, 15-11), and qualified for the tournament for the first time since 2016. Junior Delaney Rowell had seven kills, while sophomore Megan Stone pitched in five.

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A look back on the fifth week of fall sports action at Whitman-Hanson Regional High.

Boys’ cross country (3-2) split a tri-meet on Tuesday, Oct. 1, falling to Hingham, 25-30, while topping Pembroke, 15-50. Junior Theo Kamperides finished first overall for W-H with a time of 16:09.

Girls’ cross country (2-3) also split its tri-meet on Tuesday, Oct. 1, falling to Hingham, 20-43, and cruising past Pembroke, 15-50. Sophomore Myah Kamperides took first overall at 19:47, but Hingham placed the next nine runners.

Field hockey (2-5-4) played to three ties. On Monday, Sept. 30, junior Brooke Nisby scored as the Panthers tied Norwell, 1-1. … On Thursday, junior Madi Savicke notched a shutout in net, as W-H tied Hanover, 0-0. Senior captain Victoria Ryan and juniors Noel Cornetta and Skylar Leonard clamped down on defense. … Then on Friday, Savicke recorded another shutout, as Todd Humphrey’s squad played to a 0-0 draw against Marshfield.

Football (2-3) routed Plymouth North, 35-14, Saturday, Oct. 5. Junior quarterback Jason Murphy hooked up with senior wide out Colby Garden for a pair of TD passes in the win.

Boys’ golf (3-9) opened the week Wednesday, Oct. 2 with a lopsided loss to Marshfield, 239-258, despite senior captain Ian Brown earning match medalist by shooting 4-over par 38. … On Thursday, W-H dropped a close one to Hingham by the final score of 224-225. Senior captain Brian Fox paced the Panthers, shooting 1-over par 35.

Boys’ soccer (6-5-1) tallied 7-0 shutout over East Bridgewater on Monday, Sept. 30 to begin the week. Senior captain Jason Broduer (two goals and two assists), junior Peyton Collins (goal and an assist) and classmate Brendan Nehiley (two goals) led the scoring barrage. … On Wednesday, Dave Leahy’s team fell to Pembroke, 1-0. … The Panthers rebounded on Friday for a 4-1 win over Hanover behind a pair of goals from junior Joel Arsenualt.

Girls’ soccer (8-1-1) received a goal from sophomore Olivia Borgen with 17 minutes to go to top Pembroke, 1-0, Wednesday, Oct. 2. … On Friday, both sophomore Kelsee Wozniak and senior Erin Wood scored in a nine-minute span as W-H rallied to tie Hanover, 2-2. Junior Alexis Billings had the assist on both goals. Senior captain Samantha Perkins and sophomore Ava Melia anchored the defense.

Girls’ volleyball (8-4) swept Pembroke, 3-0, Wednesday, Oct. 2. The set scores were: 25-20, 25-17 and 25-18. Sophomore Abby Martin led the Panthers with nine kills and five solo blocks. … Then, on Friday, Samantha Richner’s team swept Hanover, 3-0. Junior Delaney Rowell had seven kills, while Abby Martin chipped in with four.

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Another week of fall sports is in the book at Whitman-Hanson Regional High.

Here is a look back on all the action:

Boys’ cross country (2-0) edged Plymouth North, 26-30, Wednesday, Sept. 18. Junior Theo Kamperides finished second over all with a time of 14:07 for the Panthers, who took three of the next four spots thanks to senior captain Brandon Hager (fourth, 15:02), sophomore Nathan Tassey (fifth, 15:07) and senior captain Adam Solari (sixth, 15:18).

Girls’ cross country (1-1) dropped a nail bitter to Plymouth North on Wednesday, Sept. 18 by the final score of 27-29. Sophomore Myah Kamperides led the way for W-H, placing first overall at 17:16, but the Blue Eagles took four of the next five spots.

Field hockey (0-5-1) continued to struggle, falling to Marshfield, 3-0, Tuesday, Sept. 17. … On Thursday, the Panthers then fell to Silver Lake, 3-1. Junior Christina Short got the Panthers on the board first, but it was all Lakers from there.

Football (0-3) fell to New Bedford, 27-7, on Saturday, Sept. 21. Senior Jon Zeiden had seven catches for 50 yards in the loss.

Boys’ golf (3-4) went two for three in Week 3. Brian Dempsey’s club just nipped Plymouth South, 275-277, Tuesday, Sept. 17, on the back of a 2-over par 38 from junior Aidan Miller. … The following day, Miller continued to stay hot, carding a 4-over par 40 but the Panthers fell to Silver Lake, 280-289. … On Thursday, the seniors found their strokes, and W-H walloped Quincy, 259-318. Senior captain Matt Korzec shot an even par 36, and fellow senior captains Ian Brown and Brian Fox both registered 6-over pars.

Boys’ soccer (3-3-1) beat Plymouth North, 3-1, Monday, Sept. 16. Junior Peyton Collins tallied a goal and an assist, while both senior captains Jason Brodeur and Stevie Kelly had goals. … On Wednesday, Broduer scored twice, as the Panthers shut out Martha’s Vineyard, 3-0. Junior Joel Arsenault had two assists, and Collins added a goal and an assist. … On Friday, the boys fell to Silver Lake, 3-1. Broduer had W-H’s goal.

Girls’ soccer (5-0) tallied three goals in an eight-minute span to rally past Plymouth North, 3-1, Monday, Sept. 16. Senior Erin Wood notched the score with 20 minutes remaining and senior captain Samantha Perkins gave the Panthers the lead when she headed home a corner kick from classmate Anika Floeck. Sophomore Kelsee Wozniak tacked on some insurance with 10 minutes to go. On Friday, David Floeck’s team routed Silver Lake, 5-1. Wozniak, junior Ana Sullivan, sophomore Nora Manning, senior captain Zoe Cox and sophomore Olivia Borgen (also three assists) all scored for W-H.

Girls’ volleyball (5-2) topped then-undefeated North Quincy, 3-1, Monday, Sept.16. Senior Marissa Connell shinned for the Panthers with four kills and six solo blocks, while sophomore Lily Welch pitched in three kills and three solo blocks. … On Wednesday, the girls dropped a tough one to Plymouth North, 3-0. Each set was dropped by two points. Sophomore Abby Martin paced the losing Panthers with four blocks and four kills. … On Friday, Samantha Richner’s team topped Plymouth South, 3-1, behind 12 kills and 12 blocks from Welch.

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Looking back on Week 5.

In their only games of the week, the boys’ and girls’ basketball teams took care of business.

Boys’ basketball (6-2) downed Duxbury, 66-55, Friday, Jan. 4. Junior Ben Rice led the way with 24 points and sophomore Cole LeVangie added 14 to pace the Panthers.

Girls’ basketball (5-2) edged Duxbury, 44-42, in a thriller Friday, Jan. 4. Senior Anna O’Neill hit the winning 3-pointer with 1:23 to go. Junior Brittany Gacicia produced a team-high 13 points to guide the Panthers to their fifth straight win.

Boys’ hockey (4-4-1) opened its week by doubling up Cohasset, 6-3, Wednesday, Jan. 2. Freshman John Ward led the offensive outburst with two goals, while sophomore Kevin Willis, junior Chris Stoddard, junior assistant captain Adam Solari and senior captain Ed Scriven all added tallies. … On Saturday, Solari and junior Calvin Cooper struck for goals in the third but the Panthers fell to Quincy, 5-2.

Girls’ hockey (0-5), despite a hat trick from junior captain Alyssa Murphy (Kingston), was nipped by Pembroke, 5-3, Saturday, Jan. 5. The Panthers drew within 4-3, but an empty-netter sealed the Titans’ win.

Boys’ indoor track (2-1) bested Hingham, 51-48, Friday, Jan. 4. The 4×200 relay team of Sean Kukauskas, Billy Martell, Nic Fernandes and Pat Bui clinched the Panthers’ win. Other wins came from Brandon Hager (mile, 4:52.08), Martell (shot put, 40-foot-7), Kyle O’Brien (600m, 1:30.20), Theo Kamperides (2-mile, 10:40.60) and Kakauskas and Jake Caterer both tied for first in the high jump with 5-foot-2 leaps.

Girls’ indoor track (0-3) fell to Hingham, 55-41, Friday, Jan. 4. Senior captain Ally Bartlett took first in the 55-meter hurdles (:09.64) and scored second in the long jump (14-foot-11 ½) and shot put (23-foot-7). Other winners included sophomores Isabelle Amado (1,000m, 3:14) and Anna Sullivan (mile, 5:58) and junior Tori Carleton (2-mile, 13:40).

Gymnastics (0-5) fell to Plymouth on Friday, Jan. 4 by a 124.45-114 score. Senior Sarah Bombardier finished with a 30.1 all-around score to lead the co-op.

Boys’ swimming/diving (2-2) fell to Hanover, 87-85, Thursday, Jan. 3.

Girls’ swimming/diving (3-1) dropped its meet to Hanover also Thursday, Jan. 3 by a 94-88 decision. Sabrina O’Connor, Madison Navicky, Niki Kamperides, Abigail Bonney, Lillian Graham and Mariella Crowley performed well in the defeat.

Wrestling (3-12) hosted its Panther Invitational and sophomore Damari Goldsmith-Greene placed third at 138 pounds.

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Top photo by: Paul Scarpelli and bottom photo by: Sue Moss

A look back on Week 4.

The Whitman-Hanson Regional High sports teams triumphed to a pair of tournament titles – one on the court and one on the ice – in a victory-filled Week 4.

Boys’ hockey (3-3-1) defeated Cashman Tournament host Rockland, 3-0, in the first round Wednesday, Dec. 26. Junior Ed Collins sparked the offense with two goals and senior assistant captain Adam Solari had the other. Sophomore Bobby Siders earned the shutout in net. … On Saturday, the Panthers topped Southeastern/West Bridgewater/Bristol-Plymouth, 3-2, to take home their first Cashman Tournament title. Goals came from freshman John Ward, junior Chris Stoddard and senior assistant captain Owen Manning, and Siders collected the win in net.

Boys’ basketball (5-2) collected two wins in its annual trip to Florida. After kicking off the Haines City Tournament with a 68-60 loss to Colonial High School (Fla.) on Thursday, Dec. 27, the Panthers rebounded for back-to-back wins. … On Friday, Bob Rodgers’ club, keyed by 26 points from junior Ben Rice, shot its way to an 84-75 victory over Archbishop McCarthy (Fla.). Senior captain Joey Depina and junior John Zeidan dumped in 12 points apiece in the victory. … Before staying for a few more days to soak up the sun, the Panthers capped their tournament schedule with a 63-57 win over Viera High (Fla.) on Saturday. Rice led the way with 13 points, totaling 53 over the three games en route to being named to the all-tournament team.

Girls’ basketball (4-2), competing in the Hoosac Valley Holiday Tournament, rallied back from a double-digit deficit to knock off host Hoosac Valley, 51-46, in overtime Friday, Dec. 28. Senior captain Kathryn Dunn sparked the first-round win with 15 points, including a late 3-pointer to force the extra frame. Junior Liv Martin also had 15 points, 12 of which came from the 3-ball, in the win. … On Saturday, Dunn (tournament MVP) was at it again, netting a game-high 18 points, including the winning trey, as Jenna Olem’s club claimed the tournament title with a 42-38 win over Greenfield.

Girls’ hockey (0-4), despite an offensive outburst, dropped a close one to Marshfield, 7-6, Thursday, Dec. 27. Junior captain Alyssa Murphy (three goals), sophomore Ellie Grady (two goals) and freshman Lily Ulvila (one goal), all of whom go to Silver Lake, sparked the offense. … On Saturday, the co-op lost to Archbishop Williams, 8-1. Freshman Abby Powers (Kingston) had the goal.