By Joe McConnell The Everett High School boys’ basketball team is currently undefeated in the Northeastern Conference with a 3-0 record. They are 5-1 overall. Their lone loss was against Brookline, which is currently the No. 1 team in the state. Coach Stanley Chamblain’s team recently defeated Peabody and Revere to remain undefeated in the conference. “Against Peabody, I thought the team played a hard-fought game, once again,” said Chamblain. “I thought our youth and inexperience showed at times throughout the game, but that’s expected with a young team, especially in the backcourt. However, despite those mistakes, the defense we played was the difference maker, and it made up for…
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MEET THE EHS CRIMSON TIDE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
(Advocate photos by Ross Scabin)
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Everett boys’ basketball team roundup
By Jason Mazzilli Something had to give when a pair of unbeaten, ranked opponents did battle in the final round of the Boston Amateur Basketball Club (BABC) Holiday Classic at Cathedral High School. Number one ranked Brookline stayed perfect at 6-0 with a 73-58 victory over #20 Everett (3-1), which sustained its first loss to go to 3-1 overall. Brookline showed its depth with five players scoring in double figures, led by Chris Camille (15 points) and Christian Andrews (14 points). Omar Quilter and Eric Thompson each had 11 points for Everett. The game was close to even at halftime, with Brookline holding a 31-26 lead, and the Warriors…
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Crimson Tide Girls Soccer Players Honored For Their Outstanding 2018 Seasons
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Crimson Tide Girls Soccer honored for outstanding season
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Tide football superstar Mike Sainristil named Gatorade’s Mass. Player of the Year
By Justin McAllister In baseball, at the top of the list is the “five-tool” player who excels at hitting and hitting for power and has a rocket arm, fantastic fielding glove and speed to burn. The “gold standard” for a football player, for a hundred years-plus, has been the “triple threat” star in running, passing and kicking. In today’s football parlance, “triple threat” now means the best player at running the football, catching the ball and playing defense. Well, we are not sure if Everett High School senior Mike Sainristil ever threw on a baseball glove or not, but it is quite certain the 5’10”, 175 lb. future Michigan Wolverine…
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Pope John Tigers Super Bowl action
(Advocate photos by Mike Kearney)
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Local sled hockey team to host league in Everett
The Spaulding Boston Shamrocks Sled Hockey Team will be hosting North East Sled Hockey League games on Saturday, December 15 at the Allied Veterans’ Memorial Skating Rink located at 65 Elm St. in Everett. Games run from 3-10:30 p.m. and admittance is free. “We are very excited to host sled hockey athletes from all over New England to our home rink,” said Keja MacEwan, the Network Coordinator for Spaulding Adaptive Sports Networks and a Shamrocks coach. “Our athletes are anxious to compete and look forward to seeing the community coming out and supporting amazing hockey players.” The schedule for the day is as follows: 3 p.m. – Central Vermont Pioneers…
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Everett feasts on Masco on a chilly Thanksgiving game
By Justin McAllister TOPSFIELD — A lot of people probably thought the season was essentially over for Everett High football the night they were knocked out of the postseason playoffs. Not so. On Thanksgiving morning Everett showed what Crimson Tide Pride is all about with a 32-0 shutout victory over host Masconomet Regional High School. With the win, Everett went to 3-0 in the still-new holiday series that began in 2015. The frigid, near-record low temperatures did nothing to cool off the always-percolating Everett squad. The thermometer might have read 16 degrees at game time (2 degrees wind chill factor), but the Tide came out of the gate hot and never…
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Go Tide Go, Beat Xaverian
