Congratulations to the Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 15, 2026

 

Brayden Ryan, Foobtall
Brayden Ryan had an outstanding performance against Monomoy. He recorded his first varsity touchdown, marking an exciting milestone in his young football career. Brayden finished the game with 9 carries for 56 yards and 2 touchdowns. His ability to make plays and contribute to the offense helped lead the team on the field.

Caelle Michaud, Field Hockey
Caelle has had an incredible week on the field. She scored two goals while bringing a strong, confident presence to the left side of the field. Caelle has been making smart, heads-up passes, communicating effectively with her teammates, and working tirelessly to create opportunities to support the team. Her effort, awareness, and commitment to helping her teammates succeed is very clear on the field.

Congratulations to the Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 7, 2026

CJ Rush, Boys Soccer

CJ helped lead the defense to not allowing a single goal in the run of play in the last three games against Rockland, East Bridgewater, and Mashpee. The only two goals that the defensive group gave up came from penalty kicks. CJ Rush, along with Andrew Rush, Jared Hayes, Matt LaBelle, and goalkeeper Connor Patton have done a tremendous job of protecting the goal for the team in a three game unbeaten streak. The defense has been rock solid as of late, and look to continue working as a cohesive unit in the games to come. As a defender, CJ has also added three assists to the stat sheet

Alexa Ryan,  Girls Soccer
Alexa has had an outstanding season, scoring six goals and contributing three assists. Her ability to create opportunities for herself and her teammates has made her an important part of our attack. She consistently works hard, competes, and gives her best every time she steps onto the field. Alexa’s performances and impact on the team make her a deserving candidate for Athlete of the Week.

Ryan Gouthro
Ryan is a new player on the team this year and has already made a significant impact during his first season. Through the team’s first seven matches, Ryan has been the low medalist in four matches, showcasing impressive consistency and strong play. His standout performance came in a road victory over Cohasset, where Ryan recorded an impressive 24-point performance to help lead the team to the win.

Hazel Butterworth
Hazel is an 8th grader in her second season of running cross country. Hazel has won her first three races of the season, including a first place finish against the Norwell girls’ team who are ranked in the top ten teams in the state. This is an impressive accomplishment. Hazel has a positive attitude and consistently works hard to achieve her goals.

Ben Eby

Ben is a sophomore in his fourth year of running cross country. Ben won both of his first two races this season, running 18:32 at Abington and 18:05 at Middleboro. Ben’s first place finish contributed to the boy’s team winning the Middleboro meet by one point. Ben consistently works hard and has become a leader on the team.

Josephine Helms

In our first 4 games Josie has racked up the most stats for our team, leading the way with 46 kills, 49 digs, and 13 blocks. Not only is her positive energy a driving force for our team, but her consistent and reliable performance at the net has been essential to our team’s offensive strategy. In her role as captain, Josie has set the tone for this season by leading our team with drive, confidence, and compassion.

 

Mitchell Sawicki

Mitch tallied 8 goals for the Carver Varsity Soccer team. By averaging 2.6 goals in the first 3 games, he helped the team get off to a 3-0 start. Mitch was able to combine with his striking partner, Aaron Reed, in which Aaron was able to provide Mitch with 4 assists during the undefeated start to the season.

Pearl [Alyvia] LaFountain

Pearl has been an integral part of nearly every play in both games last week. Pearl set up goals, executed corners, and finished plays in front of the net. She also switched positions mid-game to fill a gap we needed covered, and did so with grace. She is a strong leader who consistently pushes her teammates to be their best.

Crusader Nation,

Registration for the Fall 2026 High School Athletic Season is open!  We ask that you please review and complete all of the steps below if you are planning on participating in a fall sport that you please register as soon as possible. We ask this for multiple reasons including:

• This will ensure that you will be ready for the first day of tryouts / workouts
• We will utilize this data to decide if we will open registrations for certain sports for 7th graders.
• This will ensure we have proper coaches in place as well as equipment/uniforms needed.

1. Register in FamilyID Portal
   Click Here to register by Friday August 14, 2026 for all sports. Coaches will have access to all student-athletes looking to participate in their sport once the registration in FamilyID is completed. If not registered by the above date we can not guarantee that you will receive clearance for the first day of tryouts.
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2. A current physical (new or on file) from within the last 13 months. REMINDER: a physical may expire during the season, we will need a new physical to keep your student eligible. Physicals must be submitted to the Athletic Director’s Office either in paper form or you can scan the physical and send it via email or fax it to 508-866-5639. We will reach out to any student-athlete that has a missing or expired physical in August.
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3. Any outstanding uniform issue or any user fee still outstanding from 2025-2026 season must be paid in full. Students missing uniforms should have already received a notice/bill. If your uniform is missing, you will not be able to tryout for a sport in the 26-27 academic season until the uniform is turned in or has been paid for.
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4. All previous User Fees must be paid in full or arranged for with the Athletic Office prior to tryouts. If a student-athlete does not make a team or decides not to play a spring sport we will process a refund. If you would like to submit a check for payment please submit checks payable to Carver Athletics and can be sent to the the High School Main Office
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5. Current or updated IMPACT test must be on file. The Impact tests are good for 2 years from the date of taking the test.  We will be offering impact testing for all students that need to complete the testing. Please watch for an email from our trainer starting in early August if you are informed we are missing your impact test or you need to take one for fall sports. Our Trainer’s email will review the process on how to handle the impact testing for anyone that needs to complete this.

PLEASE NOTE THAT YOUR STUDENT-ATHLETE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TRYOUT IF THEY HAVEN’T DONE ALL 5 STEPS ABOVE

Important Dates & Information For the upcoming Fall season:

Sports being offered:

• Boys and Girls Cross Country
• Boys and Girls Soccer
• Cheer
• eSports
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Volleyball

Grades allowed to participate:

Grades 8-12 are allowed to play HS sports at Carver Middle High School. Grade 7 students will only be allowed if a need arises to save a program or level. An update on the decision to allow 7th grade students for specific sports will be provided shortly. This will be announced via email, if 7th grade student-athletes are allowed to participate on a high school team we will provide a process for registration

Online Athletic Registration opened on FamilyID:
June 2026

New Banner Reveal Ceremony @ CMHS
Tuesday, August 18, 2026 @ 6PM
optional attendance but all are welcome!

Mandatory Fall Student-Athlete / Parent meeting:
Thursday, August 20, 2026 @ 6PM

First day of official tryouts:
August 24, 2026

Draft Game Schedules
can be found at www.arbiterlive.com

Please do not hesitate to the Athletic Office with any questions or concerns.

Go Crusaders!

Kelsey Kincade
Athletic Director
508-866-6136
KincadeK@carver.org