ORR 5 Westwood 13

ORR's season ended today at the hands of a talented Westwood team.  Scoring for ORR were Ethan Lizotte, Marc Gammell, Gared Glavin, Cam Severino, and Mike Durocher.  Anthony Cammarano had a strong game in net, turning away many point blank shots.  ORR finishes at 12-5.

ORR 9 Stang 8 OT

ORR avenged an earlier 2 OT loss to Stang with an over time win today. Down 7- 3 in the fourth quarter the Bulldogs roared to life. Freshmen Ethan Lizotte led the way for the Bulldogs with 3 goals and 2 assists including
the game winning goal. Cam Severino and Marc Gammell had strong games as each had two goals. Single scores were notched by Chris Marchisio and Peter Krause. ORR ends its regular season with a 12-4 record.





The JV team dropped a heart breaker in overtime by a score of 6-5. Goals by Will Taylor, Ruben Llanas-Colon, Chad Santello, Pat Tracy and Steve Durocher kept the bulldogs in contention for the win. Four minutes into the golden goal overtime period the Spartans organized a quick break away and scored the winner.  


ORR finished the season at an impressive 7-7.  


Not bad for a bunch of novices. Not bad at all. 

ORR Varsity is seeded #19 and will travel to #14 Westwood for a 7 PM game on Tuesday, May 29.  Bus will leave ORR at 4:30

"The Road Goes on Forever"

ORR 8, Upper Cape 3

ORR improved to 11-4 with the win at Upper Cape today.  Leading the way for the Bulldogs were Gared Glavin, Cam Severino, and Erik Sprague, each with two goals.  Also scoring for ORR were Ethan Lizotte and Ian McLean.  The defense effort of Tim Kelleher, Chris Roach, Oliver Lizotte, McLean, Hunter Cooney, and Chris Hiralall limited Upper Cape for most of the game.  Next up is at Stang on Thursday.

The JV team posted their 4th consecutive win to earn a 7-6 overall record. Chad Santello led the team with 3 goals. Mike Pruchnic added two and Steve Durocher, Ruben Llanas-Colon, Troy Sjahfiedin, and Marciano Silva each contributed with a goal for the 9-3 final. 

Mike Barrus, Talon Gomes and Dakota kept Upper Cape at bay around the goal area. Gerald Lanagan's goal keeping was superb this day and Upper Cape posed little threat of scoring with him mining the net. 

ORR 9, Coyle 3

Last night both teams took down Coyle.  The JV played well (7-1) win.  The varsity played badly for 3 quarters then turned it on scoring five in the 4th to win 9-3.  Ethan Lizotte led the way with 3g/2a.  Chris Marchisio had 2g/1a, while Hunter Cooney, Gared Glavin, Cam Severino, and Mike Durocher each had one.  We are now 9-4 on the season.

ORR 14, Pope John Paul 3

Cam Severino had 6g/2a.  Chris Marchisio had 3g/2a.  Other scorers were Max Houck, Gared Glavin, Mike Durocher, Ethan Lizotte, and Scott Kimball.

Fairhaven 8, ORR 5

Coming off a two-win season, the Fairhaven boys lacrosse team has gone from worst to first after clinching the South Coast Conference title with an 8-5 victory over Old Rochester on Friday.

Billy Pires led the way, scoring four goals while Kevin Pepin scored two and Nate Rock and Kobie Edwards each chipped in with another. Alex Silva also played well, recording eight saves in net en route to the victory.

"We knew what we could accomplish heading into this game and we really wanted it. We were down at the half, but battled back and the team showed real mental toughness, sticking with it to pull off the win," Fairhaven head coach Nick Pilla said. "We have gelled as a team so quickly and are working so well together every game. We have clearly come a long way from last year."

ORR 8 Coyle Cassidy 5

ORR varsity defeated visiting Coyle Cassidy 8-5 on Saturday afternoon improving their record to an impressive 7-3.  No press release is available at the time of this posting.

In the second game, the JV team lead deep into the half 1-0 on a goal by Rocky Marciano before disaster struck.  The team was hist with a double whammy when a Coyle Cassity player took a high hit and the the Bulldogs were charged with a 5 minute game misconduct and two minutes for taunting.   Coyle in that span, scored three goals while the JV Bulldogs were two men down.  ORR made a game of it when Ryan Manning scored early in the final quarter bringing the Bulldogs withing a point.   ORR pressured for the remainder of the game but came away empty handed when they failed to equalize.  The JV dropped to 3-6 and will face a Strong Bishop Stang team on Wednesday May 9th.

ORR 3 Apponequet 2

ORR scored in the closing minutes to break a 2-2 deadlock and hold on to defeat Apponequet 3-2.  This was ORR's 5th consecutive win avenged their early season 7-2 loss to this same Apponequet team and improves their record to 6-3.

The JV's got into a funk early in their game and gave up a slew of soft goals, falling to Apponequet JV's 9-2.  Injuries played a part in both teams performances and the status of the varsity players is still questionable.

The JVs will play with a full squad on Saturday when both teams host Coyle/Cassidy.   Varsity faces off at 2:30 PM followed immediately by the JV game.

ORR 11, Upper Cape 1

ORR received a strong outing from Cam Severino with 2 goals and 5 assists.  Also turning in strong performances were Mike Durocher 3 goals, Ethan Lizotte had 2 goals and 2 assists, and Gared Glavin with 2 goals.  Bobby Stickles also contributed 1 goal and Chris Marchisio had an assist.  ORR's defense was strong limiting Upper Cape to few scoring opportunities.

Overall Record 5-3
Next up- Home against Appon (3:30)


ORR JV  7   Upper Cape 5


Steven Durocher's hat trick led the ORR JV Bulldogs to a 7-5 win over visiting Upper Cape.   Marciano Silva scored twice and one goal each from Rob Ray and Mike Purchnick finished the scoring.    The strong defensive play of Mike Barros, Louis Pina, and Talon Gomes combined with the goal keeping of Gerald Lanagan to seal the victory. 


ORR opened a 4-0 lead only to see Upper Cape come storming back with 4 unanswered goals.  Both teams exchanged goal early in the 4th period before Roy and Durocher sealed the win with two late tallys.  Ryan Manning and Mike Edwards each displayed strong midfield play.  Will Taylor kept Upper Cape defenders honest with his quick penetrating runs.  

Old Rochester 9, Bourne 2

Mike Durocher led the way for the Bulldogs with four goals. Cam Severino contributed three goals while Ethan Lizotte and Peter Krause each had single tallies. Chris Marchisio had a strong outing, notching three assists with Bobby Stickles also chipped in with an assist.

ORR received strong defensive games from goalie Anthony Camarano (10 saves) and defensemen Chris Roach, Tim Kelleher, Chris Hiralall, Hunter Cooney and Oliver Lizotte.

The Bulldgos (4-3, 3-2 SCC) host Upper Cape on Monday.

ORR JV  7  Upper Cape 5

Steven Durocher's three goals led the JV Bulldogs to a 7-5 win over visiting Upper Cape.  Marciano Silva added two goals while Mike Pruchnic and Rob Roy each scored one.

ORR took an early 4-0 lead only to see Upper Cape storm back with four unanswered goals of their own.   The teams traded scores early in the 4th period and the game seemed destined to end in a 5-5 tie.   As the game wound down, ORR offense picked up the pace and powered their way for two unanswered goals for the victory.

Mike Barrus, Talon Gomes and Louis Pina combined with the outstanding goalkeeping of Gerald Lanagan to seal the win.    Middies,  Will Taylor,  Mike Edwards and Ryan Manning also had solid games. 

ORR 8, NB Voke 0

ORR varsity defeated Voke 8-0

JV's dropped to 1-4 with a 7-3 loss to Voke

ORR 22, Pope John Paul II 6

Old Rochester rebounded from a tough loss to Fairhaven with a solid non-league win. Leading the way for the Bulldogs was Cam Severino with five goals and four assists. Freshman Ethan Lizotte had the biggest game of his career with four goals and four assists. Gared Glavin contributed with four goals and an assist while Max Houck had three goals and three assists. Peter Krause added goals with single tallies

from Scott Kimball, Bobby Stickles, Chad Santello and Erik Sprague.

Next up for the Bulldogs (2-3, 1-2 SCC) is a road game Wednesday at GNB Voc-Tech.

Apponequet 7 ORR 2

Tough day for the Bulldogs who could muster no offense in the second half against Apponequet.  Scoring for ORR were Michael Durocher and Cam Severino (both in the first half).  Anthony Cammarano managed 11 saves in the losing effort.

Next up: Monday at Pope John Paul II (Hyannis)

ORR 10 Bourne 3

ORR opened its SCC schedule with a convincing 10-3 win over Bourne.  Anthony Cammarano was outstanding in net making 17 saves in the victory.  Chris Roach, Tim Kelleher, and Oliver Lizotte played strong defense in helping limit Bourne's offensive production.  For ORR Cam Severino led the way with 2 goals and three assists.  Also contributing multiple goals were Mike Durocher, Peter Krause, and Max Houck all with two.  Single scores were added by Gared Glavin and Bobby Stickles.  Chris Marchisio, Stickles, and Kelleher also has assists.

Up next: at Appon. on the 11th

ORR Falls in a Heartbreaker to Bishop Stang

BS 7 ORR 6 (2OT)

The Bulldogs lost a heart breaker to a talented Bishop Stang this afternoon in double overtime.  The Bulldogs had a 6-3 lead with little time left in the 3rd quarter before Stang rallied with three goals to tie the game.  Both overtimes saw each team have opportunities to score before Stang capitalized.  Playing well for ORR was goalie Anthony Cammarano who thwarted many Stang opportunities on his way to 15 saves.  Also playing well was attackman Cam Severino who had 3 goals and two assists and midfielder Max Houck who contributed with 2 goals and an assist.  ORR's other goal was scored by Mike Durocher.  Gared Glavin had two assists while freshmen Bobby Stickles notched his first high school point with an assist.

ORR Lacrosse Preview

From the Standard Times Sports section

Old Rochester also made the state tournament in its first varsity season a year ago, going 6-6 in the regular season.
"We only graduated three or four guys, so we have a big senior class this year," coach Erich Carroll said.
Senior captain Marc Gammell returns, the Bulldogs' leading scorer from the midfield last season, as well as second-leading scorer, fellow senior captain Gerad Glavin. The third senior captain, goalie Anthony Cammarano, is also back.
Last season, the Bulldogs got such a late start to being an official varsity team that they had to get creative in order to fill out a varsity schedule, just a few weeks before the start of the season.
"We were all over the place," Carroll said. "Having an SCC is nice because not only do we have to travel less, but it gives the kids something to play for besides just qualifying for the tournament. We should be on more of a level playing field with the teams we'll play this year, but it'll also be a step up in terms of the level of competition and it will force us to play better."

Voke Jamboree

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The boy's varsity lacrosse team got mixed results at the Voke Tech jamboree last night.  They began the evening with a 2-0 win of rival Fairhaven followed by a 3-0 win over D-1 New Bedford.  The teams weaknesses were exposed when they met a very strong Bishop Stang team losing that one by a score of 4-0.

The team will return to pre season workouts in preparation for their opening day rematch with Stang.