Friday, September 13, 2013
Wolverine Player Profile 2014: David Pratt
Hometown: Woburn, MA
Sports: Football
Role Model: Robert Griffin III
Favorite Movie: Division 3 Football's Finest
Favorite Music Artist: Florida Georgia Line
Friends would be surprised to know... that I am a good golfer
Goals for the year: Get my grades up. Build social skills. Get stronger.
Wolverine Player Profile 2014: Daniel Cardillo
Hometown: Wakefield, MA
Sport: Football
Role Model: My Father
Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights
Favorite Music Artist: Eminem
Friends would be surprised to know... That I have two older sisters
Goals for the year: Improve academically and play football at a high level
Wolverine Player Profile 2014: Ryan McGann
Wolverine Player Profile 2014: Shamis Henry
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
BA vs. Bryant University
The football team opened their season September 8 at Bryant University, losing a hard-fought battle against a talented Division I program. The Wolverines fell behind 14-0 on an offensive touchdown and blocked punt for a touchdown, but roared back with 19 unanswered points: two running touchdowns - a 5-yard blast by Malik Lee and a 40-yarder by Shane McClosky - and an interception for a touchdown by Dan Cardillo. It proved to not be enough, as Bryant scored the go-ahead touchdown, regaining the lead 20-19. Using this disappointing loss as a learning experience, the Wolverines head to Brunswick to play Bowdoin this Saturday at 3:00pm.
Wolverine Player Profile 2014:Sam Ouellette
Hometown: Rochester, NH
Sport: Football
Role Model: My grandfather
Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans
Favorite Music Artist: Kid Ink
Friends would be surprised to know…That I do not really like
video games
Goals for the Year: To be able to play D1
Wolverine Player Profile 2014: Matt Garcia
Sport: Football
Role Model: Clay
Matthews
Favorite Movie: Friday
Night Lights
Favorite Music
Artist: Eminem
Friends would be
surprised to know… I’m doing well in all of my classes.
Goals for the year: To
receive a scholarship from a Division I school, and improve my GPA and SAT
scores greatly.
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