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If you are interested in playing a high school winter sport, we offer cheerleading, girls basketball, boys basketball, girls ice hockey, boys ice hockey, girls & boys indoor track, girls & boys swimming & diving and wrestling. *Participation numbers will dictate how many levels (varsity/jv/freshman) REGISTRATION IS OPEN In order to play a winter sport, you must register on FamilyID HERE. The deadline to register is Friday, November 29th at 8:00pm. *If you register after this deadline, you are not eligible to try out on day 1. You may try out starting on day 2 if registration is completed after the deadline. SWAY TESTING Upon registration, you will be notified if you need to complete sway testing. Testing is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 19th – Thursday Nov. 21st from 3-5pm in the Yoga Room. PHYSICAL You will need to have a valid in-person physical (within the last 13 month
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PURCHASE YOUR OFFICAL NAUSET REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GEAR HERE! ALL PROCEEDS SUPPORT NAUSET ATHLETICS!
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PART IV: RULES AFFECTING AN INDIVIDUAL STUDENT-ATHLETE OR COACH 45. Loyalty to the High School Team: Bona Fide Team Members I A bona fide member of the school team is a student who is consistently present for, and actively participates in, all high school team sessions (e.g. practices, tryouts, competitions). Bona fide members of a school team are precluded from missing a high school practice or competition in order to participate in a non-school athletic activity/event in any sport recognized by the MIAA. Students cannot be given special treatment (late arrival, early dismissal, etc.) for non-school athletic programs. First Offense: Student athlete is suspended for 25% of the season (see chart on Rule 62). Second Offense: Student athlete is suspended for an additional 25% of the season, and is ineligible for tournament play immediately upon confirmation of the violation. See Rule 96 for additional tournament restriction and Rule 86 for waiver guidelines. 45.1 A student-a
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The 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, November 24th at the Ocean Edge Resort Grand Ballroom. Join us as we celebrate some of Nauset's greatest athletes, coaches and teams of all time. Enjoy a 3 course plated dinner at one of Cape Cod's most beautiful venues. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here. 2018 NRHS Athletic Hall of Fame Selections 1999 Boys Golf Team – Team Michael Carbone – Class of 1999 – Athlete Eric Dugas – Class of 2001 – Athlete Brent Wanner – Class of 1999 – Athlete John Merrick Gray Jr. – Coach Existing Members of Hall of Fame to Be Honored in 2018 Bill Payzant – Class of 1992 – Athlete Carolyn White – Class of 1996 – Athlete Julie Smith – Class of 1998 – Athlete Carly Benning – Class of 2006 – Athlete Alyssa Sliney – Class of 2006 – Ath
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Click here for more information on Andrew's D3 Heptathlon Title at Colby College. Congratulations Andrew!
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Please take the time to read through the following website: http://www.ncaastudent.org/ Be sure to download the NCAA 2009-2010 Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete Please take the time to go over the details of initial academic eligibility. If you have questions feel free to contact Coach Kenyon
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Nauset Coach Leo Miller passes away at the age of 79. Click here for full article.
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Freshman boys soccer dropped their first match of the season 0-4 to an outstanding Barnstable team. The game was tied 0-0 midway through the 2nd half thanks to outstanding goalkeeping from Mason Elsasser. The defense, led by Lincoln Burhoe, Daniel Bean, and Evan Melano, was exceptional and kept things close until the final 10 minutes after which Barnstable scored their last 3 goals. Jack Verde was excellent in the midfield for the Warriors.
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Reed Diil scores 2, JV boys soccer remains undefeated with 6-0 win vs Monomoy. Andrew Drake scored the match-winner midway through the first half. Patrick Ellsasser, Cooper Ruffner, and Cole Scott-Tunstall, also scored for the Warriors. Mason Ellsasser posted the shutout in net with lots of help from his back four of Lincoln Burhoe, Evan Melano, Daniel Bean and Arthur Figueiredo. Jack Verde had a solid game controlling the midfield and added an assist.
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Freshman lead the way in tight 3-2 JV boys soccer win. First half goals by Cole Scott-Tunstall '26 and Jack Verde '26 gave the Warriors a 2-0 lead at the half. After a Sandwich goal, Reed Dill '26 scored for the 2nd straight game to make it 3-1. Mason Ellsasser '27 was outstanding in net, especially in the 2nd half, as Sandwich pushed for a tying goal.
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Nauset JV faced a speedy Barnstable team. Second and third-quarter goals from Mia Krivos '25 and Taylor Beer '24 were not enough to keep the Warriors ahead of the 5 goals that snuck past goalie Deakan Acromano '23. Acromano made 12 saves on the night.
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Nauset suffered their 1st loss of the season, allowing 3 goals against. A goal from Colette Gagnon '25 started the Warriors in the right direction during the 1st quarter, but the team struggled to keep pace with the speedy DY squad.
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The Warriors worked hard through a 2-2 tie in Falmouth. Lily Langway '25 earned the first goal for Nauset, bringing the score to 1-1 after 15 minutes of play. Down by one with 7:29 to play, the Warriors fought back and Annabelle Anapolitano '24 tied the score after fighting to win a rebound. Goalie Deakan Acromano '23 earned 5 saves on the day.
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Back on their home turf, the JV Warriors carried their momentum into another great win. Mia Krivos '25 netted another goal off an assist from Lily Langway '25 in the 1st quarter. Goalie Deakan Acromano '23 kept the ball out of the net with 6 saves while Taylor Beer '24 and Maddy Davis '25 brought the score to 3 with goals in the 3rd and 4th quarter.
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In an exciting away game, Nauset JV scored first when Mia Krivos '25 sent a rebound past the Monomoy tender in the 1st quarter. Nauset focused on strong passing and communication throughout the game. Monomoy tied the game in the 4th quarter, but Taylor Beer '24 quickly answered back with the game-winning goal off a beautiful cross pass from Lily Langway '25.
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In their first game on the road the JV Warriors earned their second win with a goal form Annabelle Napolitano.
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The JV squad opened the 2021 season with a fantastic win under the lights at home. Taylor Beer '24 netted both goals for the Warriors and goalie Deakan Arcomano '23 earned his first shut out of the season.
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The Nauset Girls Swimming and Diving picked up their first victory of the season 95-72 against St. John Paul. Kaitlin Bohannon, Alexia Colella, and Abby Ricciardi all won 4 events on the day. Bohannon was victorious in the 100 fly (1:11.34) and the 100 Backstroke (1:09.41). Colella won the 200 IM (2:41.50) and the 100 Free (1:04.74) which Riccardi took the 50 Free (28.59) and the 500 Free (6:30.49). Delaney Smith won 1m Diving in 207.95 qualifying for states in the process. Ricciardi, Bohannon, and Colella combined with Catie Crowell to win the 200 Medley Relay in 2:13.85 and the 400 Free Relay in 4:21.59. Alex Lilly, Frankie Lilly, Delaney Smith and Alyssa Silva took the 200 Free Relay in 2:08.13. The girls are currently 1-0 and take on Nantucket on 1/14
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The Nauset Boys got their first win of the season with a 92-60 victory over St. John Paul. John Szucs and Dory Carlson each picked up 2 victories while Tim Johnson qualified for 2 more events for states during the meet. Szucs won the 50 freestyle in a personal best 24.85 and the 100 Backstroke in 1:07.50. Carlson won the 100 Freestyle in 56.06 and the 100 Breaststroke in 1:13.02. Johnson placed second in the 200 Freestyle with a state qualifying 1:55.08 and won the 100 butterfly in 56.35, also a state qualifying time. Ethan Calouro won the 500 Freestyle in a personal best 6:38.88. Johnson, Carlson, Szucs and Tak Decker combined to win the 200 Medley Relay in a seasons best 1:55.25 and and Decker, Jack Fettig, Tristan Miller, and Ethan Calouro won the 400 Free Relay in 4:42.15. The Nauset boys are now 1-0 and take on Nantucket on 1/14
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Nauset Girls finished 3rd at the 14th Annual Cape Cod Classic behind Nantucket and Barnstable. The Girl's were led by Freshman Kaitlin Bohannon. Kaitlin placed 3rd in the 200 Individual Medley with a South Sectional Qualifying time of 2:26.19. She also added a 3rd place in the 100 Fly with a time of 1:07.66. Abby Ricciardi placed 5th in the 200 Free and 4th in the 100 Free with a personal best time of 1:02.60. Alexia Colella added a 4th in the 50 Free (29.28) and a 6th in the 100 Fly (1:15.65). Catie Crowell placed 6th in both the 200 Free and 100 Free. Bohannon, Ricciardi, Colella, and Crowell combined to place 4th in the 200 Free Relay (1:53.21) and 2nd in the 400 Free Relay (4:16.14). The team of Alyssa Silva, Liz Norton, Alex Lilly and Delaney Smith placed 8th in the 200 Medley Relay. Smith won the 1 meter diving event with a score of 204.65. Delaney was named Girls' Diver of the meet for the 3rd year in a row!
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Nauset's Boys placed 3rd overall behind Nantucket and Sandwich at the 14th annual Cape Cod Classic. They were led by Freshman Tim Johnson. Tim placed 2nd in the 200 Individual Medley (2:09.14) and 1st in the 100 Backstroke (57.39). Both times are South Sectional and Division 2 State Qualifying times. His time in the 100 Backstroke was a new Cape Cod Classic Meet Record. Senior Captain Dory Carlson added a 3rd place in the 100 Breaststroke with a personal best of 1:11.66 and 4th in the 50 Freestyle with a time of 24.85. Sophomore John Szucs placed 4th in both the 200 Freestyle and 500 Freestyle with personal best times of 2:02.39 and 5:46.32 respectively. Johnson, Carlson, and Szucs were joined by Sophomore Tristan Miller to place 3rd in the 200 Freestyle Relay with a time of 1:42.64 and Sophomore Ethan Calouro to place 2nd in the 400 Freestyle Relay with a time of 3:53.49. Freshman Ryan Pacileo, Senior Captain Tak D
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The Nauset Swimming and Diving Team opened their season by finishing second in the Cape & Islands League Relay Carnival behind a powerhouse Nantucket team. Nauset won two events on the day placing first in the 200 yard Backstroke relay in a time of 1:59.02 with the team of Sophomore John Szucs, Freshman Kaitlin Bohannon, Sophomore Alexia Colella, and Freshman Tim Johnson. In a historic moment for the Nauset Swimming and Diving Program Delaney Smith and Bella Hay also won the 1 meter diving relay with a combined score of 220.30 points. This is the first time in the 20 plus year history of the event Nauset has won the diving relay.
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Gardner, MA The Nauset girls competed in the Div. 2 MIAA ALL-STATE meet at the Gardner Municipal Golf Course on Nov. 16th. After qualifying (only top 4 teams advance) and placing 4th overall at the Eastern, MA Divisionals in Wrentham Nov. 9th, the girls ran exceptionally well in Gardner placing 9th as a team. One spot better than last year's #10 finish. In a talented field which featured Carmel Fitzgibbon of Weston who crossed the line as the Div 2 State Champion in 18:30, the Nauset girls placed 3 in the top 51. (176 finishers) Abby Farrell 29th, Izzy Nobili 37th and Ella Kelly 51st were the first 3 in for Nauset. Rebekah Pranga 114, and Makayla Hutchinson 133, were Nauset's #4 and #5 runners in, each helping the team to the 9th place finish. Also running was Katie Farrell who had the opportunity to run in post season helping out the team. She set personal best times this season and we are all very proud of her. The Gardner cour
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The Nauset Girls XC team closed out the regular season on top as they took the overall win today at the Cape and Islands XC League Championships. Nauset 39, Barnstable 59, Sandwich 68, MV 86, and Falmouth 132 rounded out the top 5 teams. Host DY put on an exciting and organized race. It was a 6 race format with JV races going off at 10:30 am and Varsity races (both big school division and small) staggered in 30 minute waves. Co-Captains Abby Farrell and Izzy Nobili fought strong head winds and led the field for most of the race with Sandwich's Emma Eastman on their heels. Eastman, however, came away with the overall individual win as she out kicked the Nauset duo in the final stretch. All was not lost however, as today's race was truly a team event. Collectively Nauset came out big today and had excellent performances from top to bottom. This strong TEAM depth proved valuable to the Lady Warriors as they o
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The Nauset GXC team beat Rising Tide 18-39 at Morton Park in Plymouth. The 3.25 mile course was set inside the park on a beautiful foot path with breathtaking views of "Little Pond". The runners ran two laps around the pond with the boys starting first and the girls staggered 5 minutes behind. Abby Farrell and Izzy Nobili took the first two spots running together throughout the race posting 22:31 and 22:33 respectively. The next two runners in were Makayla Hutchinson 3rd in 23:40 and Rebekah Pranga 4th in 23:49. RT placed 5th, 7th and 8th with CCA taking 6th. Nauset's Leah Hoopes and Maddie Kelly placed 9th and 10th both posting 25:57. Katie Farrell placed 14th in 27:50. There were 20 runners in the girls race including the three teams: Nauset, Rising Tide and Cape Cod Academy. CCA did not have 5 runners so therefore couldn't count in the team scores. Next up for the team will be the League Championships on Sat. Oct. 26th at DY High School. To
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