Above: Three Titans girls teams had good reason for big smiles at their MIAA state playoff Round of 32 games. (images cropped from photos by Owen Jones Photography)
Algonquin won most of its state playoff games over recent days. Three teams will play in sweet sixteen competitions: Field Hockey, Volleyball, and Girls Soccer.
Reminder, for all of the MIAA playoffs (and non-playoff football games), tickets must be purchased in advance via GoFan.co. (Click here for tix to Algonquin games.)
All of my photo highlights are courtesy of Owen Jones photography. For more of his great shots from the games, click here. (For larger images with caption details, click thumbnails below.)
ARHS 7th seed Field Hockey beat #26 North Andover 2-1 in their Division 1 Round of 32 game on Thursday.
The team will host their sweet 16 against 10th seed Concord-Carlisle on Wednesday, November 7th at 4:30 pm.
2nd seed Gonk Girls Volleyball won all three sets against 31st seed Maconomet in the Round of 32 for Division 2 on Friday.
They’ll host 15th seed Plymouth South tomorrow (Tuesday, November 6th at 6 pm) for the round of 16
ARHS 11th seed Girls Soccer won their Round of 32 game against 22nd seed Lexington 1-0. For the next round in the D1 playoffs, they’ll have to go up against 6th seed Franklin. (Game details are still TBA.)
Boys Soccer was the first team to fall out of the tourneys. The 27th seed Titans played 38th seed Brookline. They entered overtime 2-2, then double overtime followed by penalty kick shootouts, won by Brookline 3-2.
ARHS Cheerleaders didn’t score well enough in the Marlborough Invitational on Sunday to qualify for the Regional Championships this weekend.
Titans Football will play at Nashoba in another non-playoff game this Friday at 6:30 pm. Last Friday, the Titans lost 35-12 to Tantasqua.
(To check for changes or find a complete schedule of Algonquin sports, including JV, freshmen, and unified match ups, click here. Follow these links for the Assabet sports schedule and the St. Mark’s sports schedule.)
