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Oliver Ames Girls' Soccer

Sunday, November 4, 2012

Oliver Ames Girls' Soccer Holds Off Brockton, Advances in MIAA Tourney

The Tigers beat Brockton, 3-2 Sunday and advanced to play Whitman Hanson Tuesday.

It certainly wasn't easy, but the Oliver Ames girls' soccer team was able to squeak by Brockton Sunday evening in a thrilling MIAA South Sectional first round match-up. Propelled by Clarissa Romero's second goal of the game with 8:41 remaining, Oliver Ames beat Brockton 3-2 and advanced to the South Sectional quarterfinals where they'll play Whitman Hanson Tuesday night. "They gave us all we could handle," OA coach Britt Sellmayer said. "We got one more chance than they did and we took care of it.  Both teams had a lot of chances." The Tigers took advantage of their chances in the first half. Freshman Delaney Benton scored with an assist from Nikki Taylor at the 24:43 mark of the first half to give the Tigers a 1-0. Shortly after, at the …

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Oliver Ames Boys', Girls' Soccer Teams to Host Playoff Double Header Sunday

Both teams were given a 6 seed in the South Secontional Tourney.

The Oliver Ames boys' and girls' soccer teams both received a bye in the first round of the MIAA Div. I South Sectional Tournament with a No. 6 seed. Both teams will play at Muscato Stadium Sunday afternoon and evening. The girls will take on the winner of No. 11 Durfee and No. 22 Brockton at 4 p.m. The Lady Tigers finished the regular season 14-3-1 overall and 12-3-1 - good enough for second in the Davenport Division. At 6 p.m., the OA boys will take to the field to face the winner of No. 11 Franklin and No. 22 Catholic Memorial. The Tigers finished the year with a 13-2-4 overall record and a 12-1-3 overall record in the Hockomock League. For a full look at the brackets, click here.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Image Gallery: Oliver Ames Field Hockey Downs Attleboro in Hock Clash

Oliver Ames improved to 9-1-1 overall.

Oliver Ames beat Attleboro Wednesday in a Hockomock League game at home, 3-1. Goals were scored by Taylor Robohm, Hannah Friend, and Maureen Meyer. OA's league record is now 7-1-1 and overall record is 9-1-1 Brooke Simoneau, Katie Tighe and Katie Stallings had strong games for OA.

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Thursday, September 27, 2012

Image Gallery: Oliver Ames Girls' Soccer Ties Sharon

Sharon traveled to Muscato Stadium Thursday.

The Oliver Ames girls' soccer team tied Sharon Thursday afternoon at Muscato Stadium, 1-1. Pam Grant scored with an assist to Allison Brennan in the 1st half for OA. Samantha Alves tied the game in 2nd half for Sharon. Playing strong defensivily for OA were Kelsey Bliss and Lexi Soucie. The Tigers are now 6-1-1.

Monday, September 10, 2012

Oliver Ames Girls' Soccer Out-Battles Mansfield, Remains Unbeaten

A Clarissa Romero goal with time winding down gave the Tigers the 2-1 win

The Oliver Ames girls' soccer team will have a few things to show for Monday afternoon's game at Muscato Stadium. The Tigers certainly came away with a few bumps, bruises and battle wounds - but they also came away with a win. "It’s always a war when we play," OA coach Britt Sellmayer said. "There’s nothing dirty about it, there’s just a lot of banging going on so we’ll see how sore we are tomorrow." OA squeaked out the 2-1 win to improve to 2-0 on the year after a Clarissa Romero goal with 4:17 left to play. Romero's goal was assisted by Nicole Taylor and broke a 1-1 tie. Her goal closed out a hard-fought, evenly matched second half. "The second half was really even," Sellmayer said." I thought we played hard in the second half but we …

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

OA Girls' Soccer Shuts Out Foxborough in Davenport Victory

The Tigers beat the Warriors, 4-0 on Foxborough's senior night.

It was an evening of mixed emotions at the Ahern Field in Foxborough. Paying tribute to the Warrior seniors on Senior Night, the Foxborough Warriors said goodbye to five senior members of the team that played at home for the final time. After the ceremony was an Oliver Ames team that is a challenge for almost anyone to beat. “They are one of the top teams not only in our league but in the state. They’re a great team,” said Foxboro coach Caitlin Annicelli. Unable to overcome the challenge, the Warriors fell 4-0 to the Tigers. Mallory Fisher started what would be a solid game for her in the 10th minute with a free kick goal from 30 yards away from the goal. Shooting high, the ball was near impossible to save as it crossed the goal line into …

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Seniors Come Up Big As OA Girls Soccer Defeats Stoughton

Kristina Simonson scored three goals and added an assist in the 5-0 victory on Senior Night.

Oliver Ames girls' soccer coach Britt Sellmayer couldn't have asked for a better Senior Night. And, he couldn't have asked for a better start for his seniors. Just 20 seconds into the game, senior midfielder Emily Grotz brought the ball up the sideline and found senior captain Kristina Simonson, who put the ball into the back of the net - her first of three goals on the night. The goal set the tone for the Tigers in the 5-0 Davenport Division victory over Stoughton Tuesday night at Muscato Stadium. "Emily Grotz worked really hard. She was up and down the side causing a lot of havok," Sellmayer said. "She had that assist 20 second into the game. Kristina [Simonson] got in the right spot and finished it." The win improves Oliver Ames to 11-2…

Friday, September 30, 2011

OA Boys' Soccer Pink Game Set for Monday

The boys' soccer team will continue its fight against breast cancer at its game Monday night.

The Oliver Ames boys' soccer team will kick off the month of October and its fight towards making strides against breast cancer 6 p.m. Monday when the Tigers take on North Attleboro at Muscato Stadium. The annual pink game will feature drawings, food and giveaways. Players are asking that fans wear pink to the game to support the cause. Last year, the boys’ soccer teams came in third place out of 66 participating schools in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer High School Challenge. They raised $10,000 and this year, along with the addition of the girls’ soccer teams’ participation, they hope to exceed this amount. To read more about the boys and girls soccer programs' efforts, click here.

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