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may 18-19 Spring classic II 
*changes have been made to schedule*
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congratulations 9th grade wildcats- Div. II state champions

**CONGRATULATIONS dERVY mARTIN - eARLY ACCEPTANCE TO HARVARD 
CAROLYN SWORDS- SELECTED #15 TO CHICAGO SKY OF WNBA!!!

We're No Puppy Mill Program, Just Pure CATS! 

The Mass WILDCATS  Basketball Program has 30 years of proud tradition

10 Division I State Championship Teams, 14 State Finalists, 2 Division II State Championships, 2 AAU National Consolation Tournament Championships, 2 Fifth Place U.S Junior National Teams, 1 Division III National Champion and 30 State Medals



2001
7th Grade (garrett) 
Division I States- 3rd Place
National Championships Louisiana

2009
7th Grade Blue (ferdinand)
*Division II STATE CHAMPIONS*
National Championships Florida

2010

8th Grade Blue (ferdinand) 
Division I STATE RUNNER UP

7th Grade (ryan)
Division II States- 3rd Place

6th Grade Blue (garrett)
*Division II STATE CHAMPIONS*
National Championships Tennessee

2011
9th Grade Blue (ferdinand)
      Division I States- 4TH PLACE     
7th place D II National Championships Florida

8th Grade Division II States- 4TH Place
*DIV III NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Florida*

7th Grade Blue (garrett)
Division II States- 3RD PLACE

5th Grade (ferdinand/monde)
Division I States- 6TH PLACE

 2012
10th Grade Blue (ferdinand)
Division I States- 6th Place

10th Grade White (o'halloran)
Division II States- 4th Place

8th Grade Blue (garrett)
Divison II States- 7th Place
US Jr. Nationals-Hershey- 8th Place
Named to All Star Team: Mallory Defeo

7th Grade (o'halloran)
Division I States- 6th Place

6th Grade Blue (monde-ramsdell)
Division II STATE RUNNER UP




Mass WILDCATS Basketball Program is a non-profit youth organization and recognized as tax-exempt under the Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S Inc's Group 501(c)3
and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Boston Latin ruins Brookline girls basketball opener, 46-33

You needed a program to identify most of the Brookline High girls basketball roster on Tuesday night at the Schluntz Gym.

Boston Latin provided the opposition for coach Allyson Toney’s young team, which not only lost a good deal of its rotation to graduation last season, but also had to move forward without leading scorer and offensive catalyst, Sierra Dillon, who transferred to a private school. That forced Toney to start the game with an inexperienced lineup that included four juniors and a sophomore.

The results were predictable, as BHS had trouble putting the ball in the basket for most of the night, leading to a 46-33 defeat. The Warriors trailed, 22-8, at the half, and never got the lead into single digits for the remainder of the evening, although they did manage to score 14 points in the final quarter.”

“For three quarters it wasn’t pretty,” said Toney. “I wasn’t sure what to expect, since we only had two players with varsity experience.”

Both teams struggled in the opening quarter, which ended with the Wolfpack holding an 11-4 advantage. In the second quarter, the visitors began to heat up, behind the shooting of Deirbhile Martin, who scored 19 points, thanks to five treys.

In the third quarter, Latin opened up the lead to as much as 32-14, before BHS began to cut into the deficit behind the play of Gigi Gray, Rhianna Page and Raven Braithwaite.

“We will continue to work hard and try to play better today than we did yesterday,” said Toney. “This is a hard working group, who will be much improved by the end of the season.”


Carolyn Swords Making Her Way in the WNBA
 Per 40 Minutes of Play

Ranks #2 in Free Throws
Ranks #7 in Rebounds
Ranks #4 in Free Throw Attempts
Ranks #19 in Points
Ranks #6 in Offensive Rebounds
 Ranks #14 in Defensive Rebounds
Ranks #8 in Efficiency Ranking

#30 Chicago Sky

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DREAM

Members of the Mass WILDCATS Basketball Program volunteered their time to run a clinic for the Dreams Program.  Dreams is a youth-based mentoring program. Orchard Gardens, located in Roxbury, is one of the first two programs to start up with DREAM'S  regional expansion to Boston.

WWW.DREAMPROGRAM.ORG

 




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