Tuesday October 22 One of the biggest days of the sporting year so far as five Tiger teams are in action, Home The past few weeks haven’t been easy for FIELD HOCKEY (7-6-1). A two game losing streak threatened to derail North’s season before a two game win streak restored order. Now the Tigers have a chance to seal a tournament spot and eliminate any possibility of drama on Senior Day with at least a point against Framingham (6-8). The Flyers are in need of a win if they hope to keep their tournament hopes alive. The match starts at 3:45 PM on Tiger Drive Field. Against Weymouth (0-4), GIRL’S SWIM & DIVE (8-1) will look to do something it hasn’t had to do this season; rebound from a loss. The Tigers picked up their first defeat at Needham last week and will look to take some of their frustration out against a struggling Wildcat side. The meet starts at 3:45 PM at the Newton North Pool. You couldn’t script it much better; a must win game, on Senior Day, versus your bitter rival. BOY’S SOCCER (4-7-4) will take on Brookline (9-3-3), knowing nothing less than a win will keep their tournament hopes alive. Senior captain Stanley Alves, North’s leading scorer, will look to provide offensive spark for a team that has scored only two goals in its last four games. Kick-off at 4:00 PM at Lowell Ave Field. senior day, final home game Away If you haven’t heard about GIRL’S SOCCER’s (13-0-1) success this season yet, you’ve probably been living under a rock. The Tigers were featured in a full page article in the Metro West section of Sunday’s Boston Globe, just the latest outlet to praise a side on the trail of some of the best teams in school history. North will take on a Brookline (2-11-1) side that has had a season to forget. However, much would be forgiven if the Warriors pulled off the upset of their highly praised rival, so the Tigers should be wary. Kick-off at 4:00 PM at Brookline High School. So often, the Carey Division has come down to a battle between North and Brookline. This year is no different. GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL (11-3) travels to face Brookline (12-0) with the division title on the line. While the Warriors did give the Tigers their only Bay State Conference loss of the season, North has played a rigorous non-conference schedule and will look to use the experience gained from those games against a team that has not played a match out of conference this year. The match starts at 4:00 PM at Brookline High School.
Posted on: Tue, 22 Oct 2013 02:03:33 +0000
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