U12 Girls Softball Starts Season With a Win
~ Submitted by Tony Melfi, Coach
Bedford Blue U12 girls softball wins their opening game of the season, 15-2, over Concord Carlisle at Emerson Park in Concord. Sara Colangelo got the win, allowing just two hits and striking out 5 in three innings. At the plate, Colangelo doubled, singled, and drove in 3 runs. Nina Melfi, Nicole Dascoli and Isabel Vargas each scored three runs. Dascoli, Vargas and Annabelle Brazee chipped in with 2 hits apiece. Elise MacEachern scored twice and had 2 singles. Dani Dascoli and Halle Burke added singles to round out the offense. Bedford got off to a fast start scoring 5 runs in the top of the 1st and then added five more in the 2nd. Bedford Blue will play this Saturday afternoon at 4:30 pm against Bedford White u12 in an Opening Day battle on E field.
Bedford 15 – Concord Carlisle 2
Lacrosse Boys 1/2 Blue Bedford climbs to 4-0 on the season with a 10-3 road victory over Cambridge
~ Submitted by Jeremy Watkins
Bedford climbs to 4-0 on the season with a 10-3 road victory over Cambridge. 6 Buccaneers chipped in with goals. Goalie Alden Dickert recorded an astonishing 11 saves! The team fought hard to win ground balls and run up and down the field. A total team victory.
This game demonstrated the hard work Bedford exhibits in each practice. Their conditioning shined as they played well in all phases of the game. They return home to play Newton on Mother’s Day.
BB 5/6 The Bedford/Belmont select team won their second game in a row in an exciting fashion over Arlington.
~ Submitted by Lady Whistledown
The BB Raiders were on the road last week to play Arlington at Belmont Hill School. Both teams were very evenly matched the whole game, with neither team able to take control of the game. At the end of the game, the score was 7-7 and went to sudden death overtime. Fourth-grader, Lucas Francone, scored in the first minute to win the game. Goalie, Jaxon Sylvester, had a great game, saving multiple shots late in the game. A defensive player scoring doesn’t happen often, but Ryan Betts scored with his long pole. Nicholas Breacher, Nolan Abel, and John Whitesides all played extremely well in the midfield and created many opportunities. It was a total team effort and the coaches were proud of how the kids took coaching from the sidelines. “There is improvement at all levels,” said Coach Betts after the game. The final score was 8 to 7.
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