News and Notes
UPDATE: The league leader page has now been updated from Week 5.
WEEK 5 RECAP
In Week 5 play, FRANKLIN remained undefeated with a 27-13 decision over FOXBORO at Pisini Field. Panther RB Matt Carini rushed for 182 yards and two TD's, while also connecting on an 82 yard halfback option with WR Brian Garvey for the 5-0 Panthers. The Warriors dipped to 3-2 with the defeat. KING PHILIP remained perfect as well, whitewashing CANTON 31-0 at Macktaz Field. Three different Warriors found the end zone on the ground, while Brandon Howard passed for a fourth score. MANSFIELD downed SHARON 48-13 at Alumni Field, building a 35-7 advantage at the half. Hornet QB Nik Busharis lofted 3 TD passes and Shawn Doherty ran in for two scores to pace the Hornets. Brad Asnes ran for one score and received for another to lead the Eagles offense. NORTH ATTLEBORO rolled to a 46-0 win over OLIVER AMES at Community Field, with Brett Mastropoll finding the end zone twice, and Rocketeer QB Joe Kummer rushing for one score and throwing for a second. STOUGHTON had the non-league game, and they lost 35-14 on the road at Somerville. Highlander RB Joe Guzman rushed for 152 yards and three touchdowns, while the Black Knights scored both of their TD's through the air, as Will McNamara threw scoring strikes to Alex Fernandez and Matt Green.
Next week, North Attleboro travels to Franklin, Foxboro hits the road to Stoughton, Mansfield plays at Oliver Ames, Sharon visits Canton, and King Philip will see non-league action as they head to Fairhaven.
SCORES WANTED!! Can you help?
I am looking for scores for Sharon in the 1993 and 1994 seasons, the two years they were out of the Hockomock League. Can anyone help? If you are aware of any scores that are not listed here, please e-mail me.
To All Hockomock Football Fans
Let your voice be heard. Now you have a chance to talk up Hockomock Football in your very own blog. Visit Barry Porter's Hockomock League site in the blog area to make your feelings known about your favorite Hock team:
http://homepage.mac.com/hockomock_league/iblog/index.html
Here is a chart which determines when it is advisable to attempt a
two-point conversion after a touchdown as opposed to a point-after kick. This
information was provided through courtesy of Dave Redding, who runs the
football website in
http://mysite.verizon.net/red6321/twopoint.htm
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