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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Shawsheen Tech Athletics Enjoy Outstanding Spring Season

Four Rams teams win league championships and all six finish with winning records.

(Editor's note: The following information was submitted by the public relations department of Shawsheen Tech.) It was a spring like no other this year for the sports teams at Shawsheen Valley Technical High School. Of the six Ram squads, all six finished with records well above .500, four won Commonwealth Athletic Conference championships and two also played for their respective state vocational championships. “This may be the best spring of all time,” said Shawsheen Athletic Director Al Costabile. “It is certainly the best one since I have been the AD. Every team was strong. And we excelled on both sides, male and female. This is one of the most successful years for athletics in the history of the school.” Girls lacrosse Shawsheen’s girls…

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Woolaver, Rams Are Headed to the Super Bowl

Shawsheen Tech shuts down Madison Park, 21-0.

Ryan Woolaver threw for one touchdown and ran for another to lead the Shawsheen Tech to a 21-0 win over Madison Park in the Eastern Mass. Division 4 semifinals, Tuesday night in Sudbury. With the win, Shawsheen qualifies for the Super Bowl for the first time since 1978, The Rams will travel to Curry College in Milton on Saturday for a showdown with Blue Hills Regional at 10 a.m. "This feels great," said Woolaver, a senior. "The last team to get it done was 1978, this is quite an accomplishment." "We're going bowling!" shouted Coach Al Costabile, as the team gathered after the win. "I'm proud of you," he told his troops. "You kept it together." Woolaver, of Tewksbury, threw for 74 yards and rushed for 40 more. His touchdown pass was his …

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Dascoli, Rams Run Over Arlington Catholic, 12-8

Shawsheen Tech grinds out season-opening victory on the road.

Andrew Dascoli rushed for 172 yards to lead the Shawsheen Tech football team to a season-opening 12-8 win over Arlington Catholic at Arlington's Pierce Field. Dascoli, a junior, changed field position in the first half and wore down the clock in the second with a number of tough runs up the middle. Dascoli, with 28 carries, was the lion's share of the Rams' offense, but fullback Devin Connearney took all the glory, scoring each of the team's two touchdowns. Rams quarterback Ryan Woolaver connected with Connearney on a play-action pass for a 13-yard touchdown to cap a 63-yard drive and break a scoreless tie halfway through the second quarter. After a missed extra point and the ensuing kickoff, Arlington Catholic's Jamey Conley took the ball…

Friday, September 10, 2010

High School Roundup: Redmen JVs Overmatched in 6-1 Loss to Indians

Ron Mallach scores for Tewksbury, who couldn't get it going against Billerica in a JV match.

On this day, the Redmen couldn't handle the Indians. The Tewksbury JV squad showed their inexperience against a bigger, stronger Billerica team in a 6-1 defeat Thursday on Indians' home turf. Five different Indians scored against the Redmen, who couldn't seem to stop the offensive attack. Joe Hill scored two of Billerica's six goals in the loss. While some positives were able to be taken out of the defeat, it appeared that Tewksbury had extreme difficulty advancing the ball past midfield. "Yes, we have lots of work to do and our guys need to learn to mark their man better, but our forwards and midfields are decent, they just need to learn to take advantage of their skills. We'll get better," said head coach Kevin Gillotte. Goaltender Joe …

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