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Back from the break and onto the fields

May 5, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

School was back from break and it was a packed week of athletics at Whitman-Hanson Regional High. 

Baseball (3-5) opened the week with a 3-1 victory over Hingham in 10 innings on Monday, April 25. Ethan Smith knocked in the winning runs in the extra frame. Cam Beltramini picked off two runners at first base and threw out another trying to steal from his catching spot in the win. … On Wednesday, W-H fell to Hanover, 3-1. Aidan Barry, Connor Sottak and Braden Kain combined on the mound to hold Hanover to one earned run. … On Friday, Pat Cronin’s club fell to Silver Lake, 3-1, in eight innings. Evan Yakavonis tossed seven innings and gave up just one unearned run for W-H. 

Softball (1-7) fell to Hingham, 11-4, on Monday, April 25. Annie Cook and Lauryn Meade both went 3 for 4 at the dish in the loss. … On Wednesday, the Panthers dropped a 15-3 decision to Hanover. Cook, Meade and Olivia Turocy all had multiple hits in the defeat. … On Friday, the Panthers were beat by Silver Lake, 10-1. 

Boys’ lacrosse (2-7) lost to Scituate, 13-3, on Thursday, April 28. Bobby Hunter, Connor McCarthy and Owen Wolford had W-H’s three goals. 

Girls’ lacrosse (1–5), despite four goals from Ella Nagel, dropped a 9-6 decision to Quincy on Tuesday, April 26. … On Friday, W-H fell to Dartmouth, 16-4. Maddy Allen had two goals in the loss. 

Boys’ tennis (4-4) opened the week with a 5-0 setback against Hingham on Monday, April 25. It’d rebound. … On Wednesday, the Josh Lopes’ team topped Hanover, 3-2. Winning for the Panthers were the first doubles duo of Tristan Baker and Zachary Lindsay (6-1, 7-5), Mateo Santalucia (6-4, 6-4) in No. 3 singles and the second doubles team of Daniel McDevitt and Brady Wright (4-6, 6-2, 6-2) to snap a 2-2 tie and give W-H the victory. … On Friday, the Panthers rolled past Silver Lake, 4-1. Santalucia (6-0, 6-0), McDevitt and Wright (6-4, 6-4) and then Lindsay and Baker (6-4, 6-6, 7-5 tiebreaker) all won again, while second singles player Will Mulligan (5-7, 6-1, 6-4) also came out on top. 

Girls’ tennis (0-7) fell to Hingham, 5-0, on Monday, April 25. … On Wednesday, 

W-H lost a 4-1 match against Hanover. Its lone point came from No. 3 singles player Alyson Tobias (7-5, 6-4). … On Friday, the Panthers fell again, 4-1, but this time to Silver Lake. 

Filed Under: More News Right, News

Girls’ hoop cruises into Sweet 16

March 5, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

The Whitman-Hanson Regional High girls’ basketball team is moving on.


Whitman-Hanson Regional High girls’ basketball head coach Mike Costa is no stranger to playoff basketball.

He was an assistant coach on the W-H boys’ team when it won back-to-back Div. 2 South Sectional titles in 2016 and ’17.

It’s safe to say he knows a thing or two about what it takes to survive and advance in March.

“As a coach, you’re always worried about how teams are going to start games in the tournament, especially the first round,” Costa said.

And while he may not have been pushing the panic button after No. 28 Longmeadow netted the first basket of the game last night against the fifth-seeded Panthers — that sense of worry was still there.

But those fears adapted slowly as the Panthers (19-2) pumped in the next 16 points to take a commanding lead and never looked back en route to a 52-23 victory over the Lancers (9-13) in the Div. 2 Round of 32. 

“Once they saw the first one go in they kind of relaxed,” Costa said. “I just told them to embrace the moment.”

No one embraced the moment more than their three senior captains: Lauren Dunn, Abby Martin and Meg Stone.

Martin finished the night with a game-high 23 points and 10 boards. Thirteen of those points came in the first half as the Panthers opened up a 27-9 lead at the break.

“She just does what Abby does,” Costa said. “She just impacts the game in so many different ways. She had the hot hand tonight.”

Martin had the hot hand from beyond the arc, but Meg Stone had the hot hands below. She finished the night with 11 rebounds — 6 offensive. The Panthers ripped down 23 offensive rebounds as a team. Dunn had four of those offensive rebounds to go along with 10 points. 

“They’re senior captains, they don’t want to go home,” Costa said. “They’re going to play extremely hard when they’re out there. We were relentless on the glass on our end, the offensive end, which was able to get us some extra possessions that helped us.”

The Panthers will host the winner of today’s No. 12 Newburyport (18-2) and No. 21 Sheppard Hill (16-6) in the Round of 16 on Tuesday. 

“We’re going to need that type of effort the rest of the way,” Costa said. “We’ll see what happens on Tuesday.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 2021-22 Coverage, Longmeadow Girls' Basketball, Mike Costa, Sports, Whitman-Hanson Regional High, Whitman-Hanson Regional High Girls' Basketball

Icing on the cake: WHK Peewee hockey team wins state championship

March 3, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

The Whitman Hanson Kingston Pewee hockey team is the state champion.


They are the champions — the state champions that is. 

The Whitman Hanson Kingston Pewee A U12 Hawks hockey team wrapped up their season with a 2-1 victory over Burlington to win the Pewee Tier II Small State Championship on Sunday, Feb. 27. 

The Hawks did it in style, too, flying back from a 1-0 deficit with five minutes to play. 

Amari DeJesus of Abington knotted the score at 1-1 with under five minutes remaining off a play set up by Whitman’s Max LaRosa and Collin McLaughlin as well as Hanson’s Shaun Farrell and Sean Sweeney.

Sweeney wasn’t done there. 

Just minutes later, he won the puck at the middle of the ice and split two defenders for the breakaway goal to put WHK up 2-1. That was the difference. 

Hawks goalie Bren Dougherty, also of Hanson, gave up just six goals in five games during WHK’s tournament run. 

“It was an overwhelming feeling when that final buzzer went off and we had achieved our goal,” said WHK head coach Ryan Cole. “Our team has all types of players on it. We have been focusing on that every player has role on a team and that individual skill doesn’t win championships. It is doing the little things that wins championships. This group of young boys and girls was able to understand that and made a dream come true.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Ryan Cole, Sports, Whitman Hanson Kingston Hockey

Cheer wins 29th straight Patriot League title

February 24, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

The cheer team poses after its win. / Courtesy photo

The Whitman-Hanson Regional High cheerleading team won its 29th Patriot League title in a row.


Kayla Crawford won seven Patriot League titles on the mat at Whitman-Hanson Regional High. 

Now the 2012 grad has one as a coach. 

Last Thursday, Feb. 17, the Panthers captured their 29th straight Patriot League title at Duxbury High School. 

“It 100 percent feels better to win as a coach,” Crawford said. “The competition is much tougher now than it was back then. I’m so proud of the girls for hitting their best routine of the season thus far and winning the title again. The girls have been working so hard to keep the streak going.”

Crawford took over the reins of the Panthers in December after Alyssa Pietrasik stepped down because she’s expecting a child. 

“Alyssa has been very helpful getting me adjusted to the coaching position,” Crawford said. “She has kept everything very organized which has made my transition very smooth. She has been very supportive all while giving me space to bond and build my own relationship with the team.”

Next up for W-H is the South regional championship on Sunday, March 6 at Bellingham High. 

“Our goal moving forward is to increase some difficulty in our routine and clean up the little things so our performance is sparkling clean,” Crawford said. 

The Panthers’ rosters consists of: Tiffany Joyce (captain), Brooke Balfe (captain), Leah Cataldo, Emily Diehl, Sheridan Ewell, Isabella Furtado, Bridget Iannone, Sophia Kearns, Jessica LaBonte, Melissa Murray and Kara Sheehan. 

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 2021-22 Coverage, Kayla Crawford, Sports, Whitman-Hanson Regional High, Whitman-Hanson Regional High Cheerleading

Lussier twins advance to All-States 

February 24, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

Freshmen twins Charlie and Cooper Lussier have advanced to All-States for wrestling.


The Lussier twins are moving on — to All-States, that is. 

Charlie (106 pounds) and Cooper (152) placed fifth and fourth, respectively, in their weight class to keep their tournament runs alive. 

“The Lussier boys never cease to amaze me as I often overlook the fact that they are still just freshmen,” said W-H head coach Gary Rabinovitz. 

Charlie went 4-2 on the weekend with three pins, while Cooper went 3-2 and also racked up three pins of his own. Their combined record on the season is 66-8. 

The All-State Tournament will take place this Friday and Saturday at Game On Fitchburg. W-H has never had an All-State champion. 

“Both Charlie and Cooper will continue to work harder this week than they did last week to prepare for the All-State Tournament, you can be sure of that,” Rabinovitz said. 

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 2021-22 Coverage, Gary Rabinovitz, Sports, Whitman-Hanson Regional High, Whitman-Hanson Regional High Wrestling

The wait is over: Girls’ basketball wins first league title since 2010

February 18, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

Senior captain Lauren Dunn celebrates with her teammates after cutting down the net. / Photo by: Nate Rollins

The Whitman-Hanson Regional High girls’ basketball program has secured the Patriot League Keenan Division title.


The current Whitman-Hanson Regional High girls’ basketball seniors were in kindergarten the last time the program had won a league title.

That was 12 years ago.

They ended that drought last night on senior night.

Backed by a dominant defensive effort and offensive contributions from all over the roster, the Panthers cruised past Plymouth North, 55-31, to earn their first Patriot League Keenan Division crown since 2010.

“It feels so amazing,” said senior captain Abby Martin. “I’ve never been happier in my life.”

Said senior captain Lauren Dunn: “We’ve been so close the past couple of years and we finally got it. I’m so happy.”

Senior Kristina Tsiantoulas (10 points) — in her game action back from a torn ACL — got the Panthers rolling early against Plymouth North — the defending league champion — scoring the first four points of the evening to help W-H (17-2, 14-2 Patriot League) build a 23-5 advantage after one.

Freshman Lillie MacKinnon (10 points) nailed a three right before the halftime buzzer to push the Panthers’ lead to 35-16 at the break.

That cushion swelled to 24 at the end of the third quarter and they kept their foot on the gas the rest of the game.

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— Bob Rodgers (@WHathletics) February 18, 2022

“They’ve wanted this,” said third-year W-H head coach Mike Costa, who owns a 41-13 record since taking the helm. “They know how close they were to getting this last year. I’m extremely proud.”

Senior Rosie MacKinnon paced the Panthers with 11 points and eight rebounds. Senior captain Meg Stone chipped in eight points and corralled six boards in the win.

“Everything we’ve done for the past three years with [coach] Costa all came together,” Stone said. 

W-H is back in action on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. when it takes on Belmont at St. Mary’s (Lynn) to open the Spartan Classic.

“This is great but we still feel like we have a long way to go,” Costa said. “We feel like we have as good a chance as anybody to compete for Division 2.”

Said all three senior captains in unison: “We’re not done yet.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 2021-22 Coverage, Abby Martin, Lauren Dunn, Mike Costa, Patriot League Keenan Division Girls' Basketball Title, Plymouth North Girls' Basketball, Plymouth North High, Sports, Whitman-Hanson Regional High, Whitman-Hanson Regional High Girls' Basketball

Champion! Cam Sullivan wins states

February 17, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

Cam Sullivan at the center of the podium after winning. / Courtesy photo

Cam Sullivan is a state champion. 

The Whitman-Hanson youth wrestler won the USA-MWA K-4 state title at 67-69 pounds last weekend. 

Cam edged his opponent by a 15-5 decision in their round-robin bracket. 

This is Cam’s first year in the Whitman-Hanson Youth program.

“He comes to practice and works hard and has picked up the sport quickly,” said head coach Craig McCormack. “He won the North Attleboro tournament earlier in the year as well in his first tournament experience. He has only gotten better since and all the coaches are very proud of his work ethic and focus on the sport. He brings an infectious attitude to practice and always seems to be enjoying what he does. His teammates all like him and they all have a blast together.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Cam Sullivan, Craig McCormack, Sports, Whitrman-Hanson Youth Wrestling

8 wrestlers heading to states

February 17, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

It’s been 20 years since Ben Dineen captured the state title at 171 pounds. 

He’s the last Whitman-Hanson Regional High wrestler to be named a state champion. 

This year, the Panthers will have plenty of chances to snap that drought. 

That’s because they’re sending eight wrestlers to compete in the Division 2 state tournament, which will take place this Friday and Saturday at Game On in Fitchburg. They’ll also bring two alternates. 

“I am beyond ecstatic to be bringing eight wrestlers to the 2022 D2 state wrestling championships,” said W-H head coach Gary Rabinovitz.

Those eight are: freshman Charlie Lussier (106 pounds), sophomore Austin Gamber (126), junior Aidan Guiliani (132), junior Braden Kain (138), senior captain Pat Collett (145), freshman Cooper Lussier (152), senior captain Rocco Ruffini (220) and junior Maddox Colclough (285). Freshman Christian Grimaldi and junior Rocco Hanaphy (160) will serve as alternates.

Pay attention to both Charlie Lussier and Guiliani. After going a perfect 29-0 during the regular season, Charlie Lussier will look to rebound from his first loss of the winter, which he suffered at last weekend’s South Sectionals. Meanwhile at 132 pounds, Guiliani looks to keep it rolling after capturing first place at sectionals, the only Panther to hit the top of the podium on the day.

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 2021-22 Coverage, Gary Rabinovitz, Sports, Whitman-Hanson Regional High, Whitman-Hanson Regional High Wrestling

Kelly making a name coaching at college level

February 3, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

Whitman-Hanson Regional High grad Marina Kelly is an assistant women’s soccer coach at one of the winningest programs in the country.


Marina Kelly’s goal is to become a head college soccer coach some day.

It would appear that she’s well on her way. 

Kelly, a 2014 Whitman-Hanson Regional High grad, was hired by the University of Scranton as an assistant women’s soccer coach this past fall. 

The school went on to finish the season 18-1-1, won the Landmark Conference title and advanced the Div. III Sweet 16. 

The Scranton staff was tabbed the United Soccer Coaches 2021 Coaching Staff of the Year for Region V as well as the Landmark Conference Staff of the Year. 

“My experience at Scranton has been awesome,” Kelly said. “I work with a great coaching staff and an awesome group of student-athletes here.

“It was a lot of long days in the office and on the field but it was worth it and great to see us accomplish so much in one season as a program.”

Kelly is directly involved in recruiting, film analysis, team travel and on-the-field coaching. 

“Marina is extremely hard working, competitive and a quick learner,” said Scranton women’s soccer head coach Colleen Pivirotto. “Marina took the lead in watching and scouting our opponents.”

That was a crucial role, especially during the rigorous NCAA tournament schedule. 

“We had to prepare for three teams at once,” Pivirotto said. “Marina’s hard work allowed us to be prepared for all our opponents and key to helping us to advance to the Sweet 16.”

Kelly, who played both basketball and soccer in college, began her coaching career in 2017 while attending Clarion University when she was named the head coach of the Clarion River Valley Strikers, a competitive club soccer team. She continued to coach club when she returned home while also personally training players. In 2018 she was named girls’ soccer’s head junior varsity coach. Later that winter she was hired by her alma mater, W-H, as a varsity girls’ basketball assistant and head junior varsity coach, a post she held for three seasons. For the last two autumns she has worked as a graduate assistant women’s soccer coach at Regis College. An impressive résumé for sure, which made her an attractive candidate for Pivirotto to add to her bench.

“Marina’s previous coaching experience allowed her to hit the ground running since she started in early August,” Pivirotto said. “I am fortunate that Marina had a lot of experience prior to arriving at Scranton. I did not have an assistant coach for over a year so it was a tremendous help to have Marina join our staff.”

Kelly said she has soaked in a great deal of knowledge during her first year in Scranton. 

“I have learned a lot about soccer, coaching in general, and even about myself,” Kelly said. “Looking at film differently, focusing on specific tactics, working more with a specific position group for a period of time during practice, [and] how to communicate effectively with the girls at this level to get a positive response from them,” Kelly said. “Overall, I have learned a lot from my head coach Colleen Pivirotto on being a young female coach in the coaching world.”

Kelly attended the United Soccer Coaches convention in Kansas City, Mo., last month. The rest of her offseason will feature recruiting, hosting clinics on campus and analyzing film before the non-traditional season gets going in the spring. 

“My goal right now is continuing to learn and grow as much as I can as a coach and a mentor to student-athletes,” Kelly said. “I love coaching at the college level and I plan to stay at this level. My overall goal is to be a head college coach of my own program some day.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Colleen Pivirotto, Feature/Profile, Marina Kelly, Sports, University of Scranton Women's Soccer

W-H boys’ basketball captain Vallancourt bounces back from cancer

January 13, 2022 By Nate Rollins, Express Sports Correspondent

Ryan Vallancourt has scored in double-digits in six of the Panthers’ first seven games. / Photo by: Sue Moss

After a bout with cancer over the offseason, Whitman-Hanson Regional High boys’ basketball senior captain Ryan Vallancourt is grateful to be back on the court.


Ryan Vallancourt was going up for a routine layup during a summer league game this past July when life took an unexpected turn for the Whitman-Hanson Regional High boys’ basketball captain. 

“I just felt, not like a shock, but a tingle throughout my body,” Vallancourt explained. “It was right in my balls, so I was like, ‘What the hell?’”

He felt a lump in the area the next day, so he texted his mom, who works in the emergency room at South Shore Hospital. He went down for an ultrasound and blood work. The next stop was Boston Children’s Hospital later that night for the results. 

“I had testicular cancer,” Vallancourt said. “I was shocked and I was scared, for sure. You never think it’s going to be you at 18. That became a bigger than basketball moment for me. I just remember the guy told me and I remember leaning my head back like, ‘You’ve got to be kidding me.’ I kind of broke down from there. It was a tough night for sure.”

For Vallancourt, life went from perfect to unknown in an instance. 

“Thirty five-game winning streak, at that point, best team in the state, only captain of the team, your life is going great right into college admissions time, you’re feeling good and then the next thing you know you’re a cancer patient at Dana-Farber,” said Vallancourt, Patriot League All-Star last season.

He underwent surgery the following Monday. Then in September he began chemotherapy, which lasted until mid-October. 

“That was tough — I’m not gonna lie,” Vallancourt said. “It was pretty intense chemo. I was on like three different kinds, I missed almost like the first month of senior year, which was tough for sure.” 

Despite bouncing in and out of the hospital, Vallancourt wasn’t about to be kept off the court. After all, it was the only place he could find peace and solace from the rigorous grind of chemotherapy.

“I was playing on the weekends during our AAU tournaments and that meant the world to me,” he said. “I just wanted to be with the guys. But honestly, the nights just being at the high school getting shots up in an empty gym was the best therapy I could have had, honestly. Just knowing I was going to get through it and keep that positive mindset. I would just say being in the gym made me forget about everything, honestly.”

LEADING BY EXAMPLE

W-H boys’ basketball head coach Bob Rodgers was in constant contact with his captain throughout the process. Rodgers said the conversations shed even more of a light on Vallancourt’s character and leadership off the court. 

“He would be texting me in the middle of his chemotherapy telling me how bad he felt for the little kids he saw going through it,” Rodgers said. “In my mind I’m thinking, ‘Wow, this kid is battling it himself and what he’s caring about the most is what he’s seeing other people do.’ It just says a lot about who he is and that he thinks about others first — and that’s what makes him a special leader.”

Not only did he feel bad for the children going through chemotherapy, but he took action. During the football season this past fall, Vallancourt organized a pediatric cancer night fundraiser. He and a few of his teammates helped raise $750 to buy gifts and essentials for the children at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. 

“Seeing all those kids in there, I wanted to do something that would raise awareness and make other people get checked and be more cautious about it,” Vallancourt said. “That night (fundraiser) really meant a lot to me.” 

BACK TO BASKETBALL 

Vallancourt has that same unselfish mindset on the court. 

“If you watch him in practice, he is trying to make everyone around him better,” Rodgers said. “He spends so much of his time trying to make them better and so much of his time trying to make our team better.”

Vallancourt’s teammates agree. 

“Ryan’s leadership is a special thing,” said junior Cole Champingie, one of eight first-year varsity players under Vallancourt’s watch this season. “He really helped me coming up this past year. I had no confidence in my game and felt out of place, but he boosted my spirits all the way up through tryouts and pushed me to get better in every workout we did and every practice.”

Vallancourt has also helped first-year varsity player, sophomore Evan Yakavonis, expand his game. 

“I would say Ryan is a terrific leader,” Yakavonis said. “I have learned so much from him on the court and off the court. He has helped me become a better defender by instructing me on what I could do better and showing me how to do it.”

Vallancourt’s work ethic is what rubbed off the most on sophomore Cian ÓBroin , also in his first year on varsity. 

“He’s helped me get better as a player because looking at how much work he puts in on and off the court it shows what I need to strive for,” ÓBroin said. “Sometimes when I was in the gym getting a workout in I would see Ryan come in and do simple shooting drills, all while doing chemotherapy, just to continue working.”

Now cancer-free, Vallancourt has developed a new perspective on basketball following his recent bout. 

“It has made me appreciate the time I have on the court and go that much harder,” Vallancourt said. “Just going to practice, like a Wednesday night practice, some kids may be like, ‘Ah, I got practice.’ But for me, you never know when it’s going to be your last day on the court. It could have been for me if I didn’t get it checked out.”

So far this season, Vallancourt has picked up where he left off last winter (scored 16 points in the Patriot Cup final against Hingham). He pumped in double-digits in six of the Panthers’ first seven games — in which they’re 5-2 — highlighted by a 25-point outing on Tuesday against Hanover, a 19-point outburst against Cypress Creek (Florida) and a 15-point performance against Silver Lake. He and the Panthers are scheduled to be back in action Friday, Jan. 14 at 6:30 p.m. on the road against Marshfield. 

“This season means the world to me,” Vallancourt said. “I’ve been looking forward to this my whole life — going to the camps when I was younger and working my way up from junior varsity to a lower varsity guy and to now here.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 2021-22 Coverage, Bob Rodgers, Cian O'Broin, Cole Champingie, Evan Yakavonis, Feature/Profile, Ryan Vallancourt, Sports, Whitman-Hanson Regional High, Whitman-Hanson Regional High Boys' Basketball

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