The boys’ team took part in a two-day meet this past weekend at the Reggie Lewis Center.
The girls’ team took part in a two-day meet this past weekend at the Reggie Lewis Center.
The New England Patriots held a Super Bowl XLVI rally inside Gillette Stadium Sunday before departing for Indianapolis, where they will play the New York Giants on Feb. 5.
The Black Knights skated to a 3-3 tie against the Warriors Saturday night.
The Black Knights scored a 20-point win at home Friday night over the Blue Bombardiers. Stoughton (11-1) has won five in a row, while Attleboro (6-8) has dropped five straight.
Emma Zuk led Stoughton with 19 points, while Chrystal Holland added 14, as Stoughton earned a 54-42 win at Attleboro on Friday.
Friday, January 27: Bringing you live coverage of Hockomock League Basketball.
Week 6 scores from the STOYAC basketball pee wee (boys), junior (girls) divisions.
The Black Knights lost 8-0 to the Panthers Wednesday evening.
The 4th and 7th grade boys’ teams and the 6th and 8th grade girls’ teams all recorded victories last weekend.
Stoughton beat King Philip 68-42 Tuesday at home to improve to 7-4 on the season.
The Black Knights edged the Warriors 73-69 on the road Tuesday night, coming away with the win in a battle of 9-1 teams.
Defense was the key in the Stoughton High girls’ basketball team’s win over Canton Friday night at home. The Black Knights held the Bulldogs to just 12 points though three quarters and 23 overall.
The Black Knights came away with a 23-point win Friday night in Canton to improve to 9-1 on the season.
Friday, January 20: Bringing you live coverage of Hockomock League Basketball.
Two of Stoughton’s teams are off to 4-1 starts. In addition to scores, check out photos from the 6th grade boys’ team and 5th grade girls’ team in action this past weekend.
Week 5 scores from the STOYAC basketball pee wee, junior and senior (girls) divisions.
The Stoughton High hockey team fell 4-1 to the Attleboro High Bombardiers in a Hockomock League game at Aleixo Arena on Wednesday.
Eagles overcome early 14-point deficit, but Stoughton wins, 48-42.
The Black Knights improve to 8-1 with a 55-34 win against Sharon Tuesday evening in Stoughton.
The Black Knights fell 6-0 to Mansfield Monday afternoon.
The Black Knights had several noteworthy performances at both meets held over the holiday weekend—the Division 2 MSTCA relay meet and the Paul Davey meet for freshmen and sophomores.
The Black Knights had several noteworthy performances at both meets held over the holiday weekend.
Photos of Stoughton wrestlers at the 2012 Brookline Warrior Freshman Duals. Patrick Ferzoco from Catholic Memorial and Bryan Nguyen from Stoughton High were Stoughton's top performers.
North Attleboro scored five third period goals in Saturday’s 8-0 win against Stoughton.
Photos of the SHS wrestling team competing against Milton/Quincy/Everett in a quad meet on 12/29/2011 at Quincy High School
The Black Knights outscored North Attleboro 27-16 in the second half, earning a 46-38 win at home to climb back to the .500 mark (4-4). The win was the 200th of Stoughton Coach Janet Sullivan’s career.
After losing to Mansfield on Tuesday, the Black Knights easily beat North Attleboro, 67-31, on the road Friday evening. The win marked the 100th of head coach John Gallivan’s career.
Friday, January 13: Bringing you live coverage of Hockomock League Basketball.
Leesa Snyder paced the girls in a winning effort against Sharon. Despite a loss on the boys’ side, several Stoughton athletes qualified for the state meet, held later this season.
Photos of the SHS indoor track teams competing against Hockomock League schools on 12/28/2011 at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston.
Photo and video highlights from the Stoughton High varsity wrestling team’s match against North Attleboro.
The Tigers recorded a 5-0 victory over the Black Knights Wednesday evening. Sean Kyne led OA with two goals, while P.J. Sheehan made 62 saves in goal for Stoughton.
Week 4 scores from the STOYAC basketball pee wee, junior (boys) and senior (girls) divisions.
The Hornets outscored Stoughton 28-8 in the final quarter, turning a 58-45 deficit into a 73-66 win.
Mansfield is able to hold the Black Knights off for a 39-29 victory in Mansfield Tuesday night.
Three of Stoughton’s teams came away with wins—the 6th and 7th grade boys’ teams and the 8th grade girls’ team. All three squads improved to 3-1 with the victories.
The Black Knights saw a double-digit lead slip away, but came away with a 2-point win, 38-36, on the road to improve to 3-3. Emma Zuk hit the game-winning shot for Stoughton with 23 seconds left.
The meet for ninth and tenth graders was held Saturday at the Reggie Lewis Center.
Canton scored 10 goals in Saturday’s shutout win against the Black Knights.
