Ben Stapleton

Junior Season Highlights Junior Captain First Final Four berth in Program history 7.3 PPG 4.3 APG (3rd in Conf) 3 RPG 52.2% 2P (33/62) 41.9% 3P (26/62) 7 Charges Taken hudl.com/v/2TkWep @BrocktonSports @ReporterRyan24 @GlobeSchools @WBNewsFacts @Murray_Jack_ @WBboysbball

WEST BRIDGEWATER VS. WAREHAM BOYS BASKETBALL: FINAL 4 West Bridgewater 66 Wareham 80 March 10, 2026. Wareham the number 1 seed defeated West Bridgewater the number 4 seed by the score of 80-66 in the Final 4 game of the Division 4 MIAA State of Massachusetts High School Boys Tournament. Wareham was led in scoring by captain star guard Aaron Cote with 22 points including 5 (3-pointers). Amare Rose scored 19 points and Malikhi Tavares also scored in double digits with 13 points. West Bridgewater was led in scoring by junior guard Ben Stapleton with 16 points including 3 (3-pointers). Senior Lamar Valentina Jr. scored 11 points and collected a game high 20 rebounds for a double-double. Senior Jag Garces also posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. SPECIAL NOTE: This write-up on the game on March 10, 2026, was delayed due to a special factor. West Bridgewater News Sports was unable to attend the Final 4 game between West Bridgewater and Wareham and relied on NFHS Network which covers game livestreams for all Final 4 boys and girl’s games as well as the championship finals per an agreement with the MIAA. However, West Bridgewater’s first Final 4 game since the MIAA started in 1978 was unable to be shown. The entire game had technical difficulties with a sign across the screen stating Thank you for your patience technical issues. This was unfortunate as it was the only game in the entire tournament for both the boys and girls high school basketball MIAA tournament had this issue happen to. Due to the issues this game could not be corrected afterwards and will not be available on demand to watch on the NFHS Network. However, on a positive note, the wonderful team of the West Bridgewater Community Access TV Cable were there. They did not live stream the game when it was live for viewers to watch when the game was happening due to the NFHS agreement with the MIAA, but they did record the game as a backup and are currently working on getting the game put on demand soon on their You Tube channel to watch on demand at any time for free. Once this is made available West Bridgewater News Sports will make a post on this news. First Quarter: Wareham came out on fire as they barely missed a shot and scored 31 points in the quarter as they outscored West Bridgewater 31-13 in the quarter. Wareham scoring Amare Rose 8 points, Malikhi Tavares 8 points, Aaron Cote 6 points, Robbie Orne 5 points, Ty-Rell Pires 2 points, Coleman Brito 2 points. West Bridgewater scoring Ben Stapleton 8 points, J. J. MacLean 3 points, Jag Garces 2 points. Second Quarter: Wareham continued to light up the net as they outscored West Bridgewater 21-14 in the second quarter. Wareham scoring Amare Rose 5 points. Aaron Cote 4 points, Malikhi Tavares 3 points, Coleman Brito 3 points, Tyler Cannon 3 points, Cisco Monteiro 2 points, Robbie Orne 1 point. West Bridgewater scoring Jag Garces 5 points, Lamar Valentina Jr. 5 points, Colin O’Neil 3 points, Hayden Razza 1 point. Wareham led at halftime 52-27. Third Quarter: Wareham outscored West Bridgewater in a close quarter 19-17. Wareham scoring Aaron Cote 9 points, Amare Rose 4 points, Tyler Cannon 4 points, Coleman Brito 2 points. West Bridgewater scoring Lamar Valentina Jr. 6 points, Hayden Razza 4 points, Ben Stapleton 3 points, Jag Garces 2 points, Armani Lloret 2 points. Wareham led at the end of the third quarter 71-34. Fourth Quarter: West Bridgewater had its strongest showing of the game as they outscored Wareham 22-9. West Bridgewater scoring Nick Navin 6 points, Ben Stapleton 5 points, Armani Lloret 4 points, Colin O’Neil 3 points, J. J. MacLean 3 points, Jag Garces 1 point. Wareham led at the end of the fourth quarter and won the game 80-66. Wareham game and MIAA spotlight standout: Senior captain Aaron Cote. Aaron Cote scored 19 points in the round of 32, 35 points in the round of 16, 25 points in the round of 8, 22 points in the Final 4 and 31 in the Championship Finals game that was completed after the Final 4. Aaron Cote averaged 26.4 points in the 5 games Wareham played in the 2026 MIAA Tournament and finished his high school career on 3 state championship teams in 2023, 2024 and 2026. He was injured in the 2025 season and was only able to play in 5 games in that season. Aaron Cote capped his brilliant career as Wareham High School Boys Basketball Team’s All Time Leading scorer with 1,594 points. West Bridgewater MIAA senior starters and scoring performers: Jag Garces, Lamar Valentina Jr., Armani Lloret. Hayden Razza and Colin O’Neil. Senior Jag Garces scored in double digits in all 4 games in the MIAA Tournament averaging a team leading 19 points per game. His high point game was in the round of 32 when he scored a season high 27 points against Leicester. Forward Jag Garces also posted a double-double with 16 points, 10 rebounds in the round of 8 and 10 points against Clinton and 10 rebounds in the Final 4 against Wareham. Jag Garces, the first West Bridgewater High School boys player in 22 years to score 1,000 points in 2026, finished his brilliant and exceptional high school career with 1,201 points scored. Senior Lamar Valentina Jr. a 6’4” center/forward had 20 rebounds in the MIAA Final 4 game which was a season high and the most rebounds any West Bridgewater player had in a game in the 2025/2026 season. Lamar Valentina Jr. posted 2 double-double games in the MIAA tournament with 13 points and 15 rebounds in the round of 8 against Clinton and 11 points and 20 rebounds in the Final 4 against Wareham. Senior Armani Lloret a shifty and talented ball handling guard who may have been one of the quickest fast paced players in school history had an exceptional game in the MIAA round of 8 against Clinton as he tied for the team lead in scoring in that game with 16 points and was instrumental key with his play and energy that helped the team to make it to the Final 4. Seniors Colin O’Neil and Hayden Razza both scored their most points in the MIAA tournament in the Final 4 against Wareham with Colin O’Neil scoring 6 points with both on 3-pointers. Hayden Razza scored 5 points with all 5 of them coming from the free throw line. West Bridgewater other highlight performances by non-seniors in the MIAA Tournament: Ben Stapleton, Nick Navin and J.J. MacLean. Junior Ben Stapleton, one of the best assist and set up players during the season, reached double figures in all 4 MIAA Tournament games. Ben Stapleton had 12 assists in the round of 32 against Leicester, 10 assists in the round of 16 against Monument Mountain, 10 assists in the round of 8 against Clinton and led the Wildcats team in points scored with 16 points in the Final 4 against Wareham. Junior Nick Navin scored 13 points in the round of 16 against Monument Mountain and led all Wildcat players in the MIAA Tournament in 3-pointers made with a total of 8. Sophomore J.J. MacLean scored in double digits 2 times in the MIAA Tournament with 13 points in the round of 32 against Leicester and 22 points in the round of 16 against Monument Mountain. J.J. MacLean made 6 in total 3-pointers in the MIAA Tournament. West Bridgewater MIAA Tournament and Final 4 Team and Staff: Team: Jag Garces, Armani Lloret, Lamar Valentina Jr., Tyler Bullock, Colin O’Neil, Hayden Razza, Mekhi Sheriff, Nick Navin, Ben Stapleton, Dylan Fernandes, Kevin Kearton, Sam Bell, J.J. MacLean, Preston McDonald, Dylan Spadea. Head Coach: Ryan Otto Coaching Staff: Ryan Stapleton, George Sylvester Wareham Final 4 Game Scoring: Aaron Cote: 22 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists Amare Rose: 19 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals Malikhi Tavares: 13 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals Coleman Brito: 7 points, 1 rebound, 1 steal Tyler Cannon: 7 points, 1 rebound Robbie Orne: 6 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 blocks Cisco Monteiro: 4 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals Ty-Rell Pires: 2 points, 1 rebound, 1 steal West Bridgewater Final 4 Game Scoring: Ben Stapleton: 16 points, 1 assist, 1 steal Jag Garces: 10 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, 1 block Lamar Valentina Jr.: 11 points, 20 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, 1 block Armani Lloret: 6 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists J.J. MacLean: 6 points, 1 assist, 1 steal Colin O’Neil: 6 points, 3 rebounds Nick Navin: 6 points Hayden Razza: 5 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 1 steal Wareham MIAA 2026 Results: Round of 32: Wareham 82 Boston Tech Academy 61 Round of 16: Wareham 83 South Hadley 67 Round of 8: Wareham 74 Wahconah 51 Final 4: Wareham 80 West Bridgewater 66 Championship Finals: Wareham 80 Georgetown 73 West Bridgewater MIAA Results: Round of 32: West Bridgewater 56 Leicester 52 Round of 16: West Bridgewater 69 Monument Mountain 62 Round of 8: West Bridgewater 61 Clinton 54 Final 4: West Bridgewater 66 Wareham 80 @BoostersWb @WBboysbball @CoachOttoWB @WbCoachKogler @jag_garces11 @jaglogar @BenStapleton27 @jmac_2010 @nick_navin9 @LloretArmani @lungboy @WBMSHS_AP @ChrisMcDaniel88 @ReporterRyan24

WEST BRIDGEWATER BOYS BASKETBALL: MIAA West Bridgewater 69 Monument Mountain 62 March 4, 2026. West Bridgewater defeated Monument Mountain 69-62 in the MIAA Division 4 round of 16 of the Massachusetts Boys Basketball State Tournament. West Bridgewater Senior Captain Jag Garces 23 points, J.J. MacLean 22 points, Nick Navin 13 points and Ben Stapleton 10 assists all helped to power the Wildcats in the win. Monument Mountain was led by an outstanding game with Dominic Calautti 21 points and 14 rebounds. Phin Wheeler and Finn Mason each scored in double figures with 14 points each. West Bridgewater led 13-9 after the first quarter thanks to Jag Garces 8 points. West Bridgewater outscored Monument Mountain 19-15 to take a 32-24 lead at halftime. J.J. MacLean led the Wildcats in the quarter with 10 points. Monument Mountain outscored West Bridgewater in the third quarter 25-21 that saw the quarter end with a West Bridgewater lead 53-49. West Bridgewater was led in the quarter by Nick Navin with 8 points. West Bridgewater outscored Monument Mountain 16-13 in the final quarter. Monument Mountain made it a 4 point game 64-60 with 1:40 remaining on a 3-pointer by Dominic Calautti. West Bridgewater then made a free throw by Jag Garces to put West Bridgewater up 65-60 with 1:25 remaining. Monument Mountain’s Dominic Calautti connected on a put back to make the score a 3-point game 65-62. West Bridgewater scored the final 4 points of the game on 2 free throws from Nick Navin and 2 free throws from Jag Garces and held strong on defense for the win. West Bridgewater Players of the Game: Jag Garces, J.J MacLean, Nick Navin and Ben Stapleton. Jag Garces led all scorers in the game with 23 points including 8 in the first quarter and 9 in the final quarter. J.J MacLean scored 22 points, including 10 in the second quarter. Nick Navin scored 13 points including 8 in a row for the Wildcats and went a perfect 4 for 4 from the court shooting including 3 (3 pointers) and 2 for 2 at the free throw line for a 100 percent shooting percentage overall. Ben Stapleton led the team with 10 assists that were key in setting up points. West Bridgewater, led by new Head Coach Ryan Otto are on its deepest tournament run in many years. The Wildcats have now won 7 in a row and 10 of their last 11 games. Number 4 seed West Bridgewater (15-7) plays next against Number 12 seed Clinton (15-7) at West Bridgewater High School in the Elite 8 round on Friday March 6, 2026, at 5:30 pm. Monument Mountain Scoring: Dominic Calautti 21 points, Phin Wheeler 14 points, Finn Mason 14 points, Jackson Nelson 3 points, Nolan Barnes 3 points, Sam Barcenas 3 points, Bodhi Cohen 2 points, Hans Hocker 2 points. Monument Mountain finished the season with a record of (11-11). West Bridgewater Game Stat Contributors: Jag Garces: 23 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal J.J. MacLean: 22 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals Ben Stapleton: 5 points, 5 rebounds, 10 assists, 2 steals Armani Lloret: 4 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist Lamar Valentina Jr.: 4 rebounds Nick Navin: 13 points, 6 rebounds Hayden Razza: 2 points @BoostersWb @WBboysbball @CoachOttoWB @BrocktonSports @sports_ledger @ChrisMcDaniel88 @GlobeSchools @BrendanKurie @TylerBMcManus15 @BConn63 @BenStapleton27 @nick_navin9 @jmac_2010 @jag_garces11

WEST BRIDGEWATER BOYS BASKETBALL: MIAA West Bridgewater 56 Leicester 52 February 28, 2026. West Bridgewater defeated Leicester 56-52 in Division 4 of the MIAA Massachusetts State High School Boys Basketball Tournament round of 32. West Bridgewater had an outstanding performance from senior captain Jag Garces who led all scorers with 27 points including 10 in the final quarter. J.J. MacLean also scored in double figures with 13 points. Lamar Valentina Jr. chipped in with 9 points and 7 rebounds. Ben Stapleton led West Bridgewater in assists with 12 in the game. West Bridgewater, down by as many as 10 points in the final quarter, came from behind and finished the game on a 12-0 run that helped to captivate the win for Head Coach Ryan Otto and the West Bridgewater Wildcats team. Leicester was led by Jarrid Burrell 20 points and Brody Grant 14 points. Leicester finishes the season 16-6. In a tight game in the first quarter saw Leicester lead 14-13 at the end of the quarter. West Bridgewater scoring came from Jag Garces 5 points, Lamar Valentina Jr. 2 points, J.J. MacLean 3 points, Nick Navin 3 points. West Bridgewater outscored Leicester 19-7 in the second quarter to take a 32-21 lead at halftime. Jag Garces 8 points and J.J. MacLean 5 points paced the Wildcats in the quarter. Leicester opened the third quarter on a 9-0 run to close West Bridgewater’s lead to 32-30. Leicester later went ahead 35-34 and finished the quarter leading West Bridgewater 41-38. Leicester continued to stay hot as they opened the fourth quarter on a 7-0 run to go up by 10 points 48-38. However, West Bridgewater clawed back. With Leicester up 50-41, Jag Garces hit a 3-pointer to cut the score to 50-44 with 3:50 left in the game. Leicester then scored to make the score 52-44 which would be the last time Leicester would score a point in the game. West Bridgewater’s Armani Lloret scored to make the score 52-46. J.J. MacLean would score next on a 3-pointer with 1:35 left for a 52-49 score. Then with .40 seconds left in the game Jag Garces connected on a 3-pointer to tie the game 52-52. On the next series Jag Garces stole the ball and raced down the court to score to put the Wildcats up 54-52 with 24 seconds left and then made a foul shot to make it a 3-point game 55-52. Jag Garces later made another free throw with 4 seconds left to cap the win for West Bridgewater 56-52. West Bridgewater’s offense outscored Leicester 12-0 in the final moments and held Leicester with an intense defense as key factors in the thrilling come from behind win. West Bridgewater Player of the Game: Jag Garces Jag Garces led the team in scoring with 27 points and in steals with 4. Jag made 3 (3-pointers) and scored the Wildcats final 7 points in the game including tying the game and putting West Bridgewater ahead in the final quarter to help win the game. Special Recognition to the West Bridgewater cheer team and a full house of fans in the stands for outstanding support all game long. West Bridgewater (14-7) have won 6 in a row and 9 of their last 10 games under Head Coach Ryan Otto. West Bridgewater, with its highest ranking at number 4 in many years, now awaits their next opponent either Upper Cape Cod or Monument Mountain with a date and time to be determined in the round of 16. West Bridgewater Game Stat Contributors: 02/28/2026 Jag Garces: 27 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 steals Lamar Valentina Jr: 9 points, 7 rebounds, 1 block J.J. MacLean: 13 points, 3 rebounds, 1 block, 1 assist, 1 steal Ben Stapleton: 4 rebounds, 12 assists, 2 steals Armani Lloret: 4 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals Nick Navin: 3 points, 2 rebounds, 1 block Colin O’Neil: 2 rebounds @BoostersWb @BoostersWb @CoachOttoWB @BrocktonSports @sports_ledger @ChrisMcDaniel88 @GlobeSchools @BrendanKurie @TylerBMcManus15 @BConn63 @jag_garces11 @BenStapleton27

WB Wildcats stay at #4 in Division 4!

Win 84-76 Over Holbrook 21 PTS | 12 ASTS | 3 STLS | 64% FG hudl.com/v/2Tf0LR @BrocktonSports @ReporterRyan24 @GlobeSchools @WBNewsFacts @Murray_Jack_ @WBboysbball @JoeAlmeida07 @Jason_Snow_

WEST BRIDGEWATER BOYS BASKETBALL: West Bridgewater 86 Holbrook 76 February 12, 2026. West Bridgewater celebrated senior night with a win as they defeated Holbrook in a non-league game by the official score of 86-76. West Bridgewater’s Ben Stapleton registered a double-double by scoring 21 points to go along with 12 assists. Senior Jag Garces led the Wildcats in scoring with 22 points. J.J. MacLean also scored in double digits with 15 points. Holbrook had another standout and masterful game with their senior dynamic duo of Allen Brown Jr. and Odens Massillon. Allen Brown Jr. scored a game high 39 points including 6 (3-pointers). After scoring only 7 points at halftime Allen Brown Jr. caught fire scoring 14 in the third quarter and 18 in the final quarter. He also finished with 8 rebounds. Power forward Odens Massillon had a double-double with 22 points and 12 rebounds. West Bridgewater started 5 seniors to start the game in Jag Garces, Lamar Valentina Jr., Hayden Razza, Tyler Bullock and Mekhi Sheriff. The 2 other seniors Armani Lloret and Colin O’Neil also played in the game in the first quarter. Each one of these seniors all have special individual talents and skills that have helped the Wildcats success this season. Prior to the game these 7 seniors were honored, recognized and celebrated by the team, family, relatives, friends, students and a full house of fans at the gym for their commitment and dedication to the basketball program. West Bridgewater led 24-13 after the first quarter with scoring from Ben Stapleton 5 points including a 3-pointer, Hayden Razza 5 points including a 3-pointer, Jag Garces 4 points, J.J. MacLean 3 points (3-pointer), Tyler Bullock 3 points (3-pointer), Lamar Valentina Jr. 2 points and Armani Lloret 2 points. Holbrook was led by Odens Massillon 6 points. West Bridgewater led 46-26 at halftime with scoring in the second quarter from Jag Garces 8 points, J. J. MacLean 7 points including a 3-pointer, Ben Stapleton 5 points including a 3-pointer, and Lamar Valentina Jr. 2 points. Holbrook was led by Odens Massillon 8 points. West Bridgewater led 61-52 at the end of the third quarter with scoring from Jag Garces 3 points, Lamar Valentina Jr. 4 points, Ben Stapleton 4 points, Armani Lloret 2 points, and Hayden Razza 2 points. Holbrook was led by Allen Brown Jr. with 14 points including 3 (3-pointers). West Bridgewater outscored Holbrook in the final quarter 25-24 with scoring from Jag Garces 7 points, Ben Stapleton 7 points including a 3-pointer, J. J. MacLean 5 points including a 3-pointer, Nick Navin 4 points and Armani Lloret 2 points. Holbrook was led by Allen Brown Jr. with 18 points including 3 (3-pointers). West Bridgewater Player of the Game: Ben Stapleton had his second consecutive 20 plus scoring game. Ben scored 21 points that included 3 (3-pointers) and was a perfect 4/4 from the free throw line. He also had an individual and team season high 12 assists. West Bridgewater Stars of the Game: The 7 seniors Jag Garces, Lamar Valentina Jr. Armani Lloret, Hayden Razza, Colin O’Neil, Tyler Bullock and Mekhi Sheriff for the spotlight they were given by the entire Wildcat Nation honoring them at senior night for all of their valuable contributions. West Bridgewater is now 11-7 this season. West Bridgewater Game Stat Contributors: 02/12/2026 Jag Garces: 22 points, 2 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 block, 3 steals Lamar Valentina Jr.: 8 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist Armani Lloret: 6 points, 6 assists Ben Stapleton: 21 points, 1 rebound, 12 assists, 3 steals J.J. MacLean: 15 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block Hayden Razza: 7 points, 1 assist Nick Navin: 4 points, 8 rebounds, 1 steal Tyler Bullock: 3 points, 1 rebound, 1 steal Colin O’Neil: 1 assist Kevin Kearton: 1 rebound @BoostersWb @WBboysbball @BrocktonSports @sports_ledger @ChrisMcDaniel88 @GlobeSchools @BrendanKurie @TylerBMcManus15 @1Allenbrownjr @OdensMassillon

West Bridgewater up to #4 in Division 4!🏀 #WeBelieve

Please join West Bridgewater in celebrating their seven seniors tomorrow before they take on Holbrook!

Win 71-54 over Apponequet 24 PTS | 5 ASTS | 1 STL | 67 FG% @BrocktonSports @ReporterRyan24 @GlobeSchools @WBNewsFacts @Murray_Jack_ @JoeAlmeida07 @WBboysbball hudl.com/v/2Te7NK

Let’s go Ben!!!! @BenStapleton27

WEST BRIDGEWATER BOYS BASKETBALL: West Bridgewater 71 Apponequet 55 February 9, 2026. West Bridgewater qualified for the MIAA playoffs by defeating Apponequet 71-55. West Bridgewater’s Ben Stapleton had an exceptional game as he scored a personal career high 24 points, led the team in assists with 5 and had a rebound, block and steal in the game. J.J. MacLean scored 18 points including 4 (3-pointers). West Bridgewater led the entire game and outscored Apponequet 21-10 in the second quarter and hit 8 (3-pointers in the game as team factors in the win. Star of the Game: West Bridgewater’s Ben Stapleton scored a personal career high 24 points. Ben scored in every way possible that included standard baskets, 3 (3-pointers) and was a perfect 5/5 from the free throw line. Ben scored 8 West Bridgewater points in a row in the final quarter. Scoring per quarter: 1Q 5 points, 2Q 5 points, 3Q 6 points and 4Q 8 points. In addition to his career game, Ben Stapleton also contributed with assists, a rebound, block and a steal in the game. Sharp Shooting Wildcat: West Bridgewater’s J.J. MacLean scored 11 points in the third quarter including 3 of his 4 (3-pointers) in the game. Wildcat Support Factor: The West Bridgewater Cheer Team was an outstanding support in the game and have done some exceptional halftime routines this season. West Bridgewater is now 10-7 this season. Photo Credit: West Bridgewater’s Ben Stapleton by J.P. Matta Photography. West Bridgewater Game Stat Contributors: 02/09/2026 Ben Stapleton: 24 points, 1 rebound, 5 assists, 1 block, 1 steal J.J. MacLean: 18 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists Jag Garces: 5 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal Lamar Valentina Jr.: 7 points, 6 rebounds Armani Lloret: 7 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists Nick Navin: 4 points, 1 rebound, 4 assists, 1 steal Hayden Razza: 4 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal Colin O’Neil: 2 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals Dylan Fernandes: 1 rebound, 1 assist @BoostersWb @WBboysbball @BrocktonSports @sports_ledger @ChrisMcDaniel88 @GlobeSchools @BrendanKurie @TylerBMcManus15 @BenStapleton27

Wildcats (10-7) officially qualify for the MIAA tournament with a 71-55 win over Apponequet. Ben Stapleton - 24 points JJ MacLean - 18 WB hosts Holbrook Thursday at 5 pm for Senior Night!🏀 @Murray_Jack_ @BConn63 @GlobeSchools @BrocktonSports @BoostersWb @WBNewsFacts

WB defeats Bourne, 69-52 to improve to 7-6. Senior captain Jag Garces led the way with 24 including his 1,000 career point! @BoostersWb @Murray_Jack_ @GlobeSchools @BConn63 @ChrisMcDaniel88

WB boys ranked #7 in Division 4!

Schedule of games today at Seekonk: Freshman at 3:30 JV at 5:00 Varsity at 6:30 Seekonk accepts cash or card or you can pay in advance with GoFan. $6 for adults/$4 for seniors and students. gofan.co/app/school/MA2…

Loss 45-53 vs Fairhaven 6 PTS | 3 ASTS | 2 REBS | 2 STL hudl.com/v/2TYpHu @BrocktonSports @ReporterRyan24 @GlobeSchools @WBNewsFacts @Murray_Jack_ @Jason_Snow_

85-67 Win over Seekonk 8 PTS | 2 REBS | 1 STL | 75% FG | hudl.com/v/2TYnTY @Jason_Snow_ @GlobeSchools @BrocktonSports @WBboysbball @WBNewsFacts

Cardinal Spellman 59, West Bridgewater 58 The Wildcats were led by sophomore JJ MacLean (18 points), senior Jag Garces (15), and senior Lamar Valentina (10). WB (5-6) travels to Seekonk Friday night. @BrocktonSports @ReporterRyan24 @GlobeSchools @WBNewsFacts @Murray_Jack_

After a great visit with @CoachLazMitjans I am grateful to receive an offer to play collegiate football from @WSU_LancerFB !