Regina Silva

Senior captain Regina Silva has been a tremendous leader on and off the field this season. A dependable presence in centerfield, Regina consistently made key defensive plays and recorded multiple putouts throughout the season. Regina had an impressive performance at the plate on senior night going 2-2 with two doubles, three RBIs, one walk, and one hit by pitch.

Nolan Kenneally

Captain Nolan Kenneally had an incredible performance this week as he broke a 12-year-old school record in the 110m hurdles. His hard work, determination, and commitment throughout the season continue to pay off in a big way. Nolan continues to be a leader for the team while setting the standard for excellence on the track. Congratulations to Nolan on an outstanding achievement and a well-deserved place in the record books.

RESCHEDULED TO THURSDAY, MAY 21!

Carver Middle High School is excited to be the host of this year’s South Shore League Track and Field Championship meet on Thursday, May 21 starting at 3:30 p.m. where the top athletes from 10 local communities will compete. All are welcome!

Note: Tickets are online sales only and can be purchased at https://gofan.co/event/6566380?schoolId=MA86940
Adults: $11 Students/Seniors: $6

Teagan Zakrzewski
Teagan got his first home run of the year, and it was a big one — a Grand Slam in our game against Abington. As one of our team captains, he continues to lead by example both on and off the field with his effort, attitude, and leadership. He also made multiple defensive plays during the game and consistently stepped up in key moments for the team. Teagan’s hard work, leadership and attitude make him a great leader and Captain.

Benjamin Eby
Ben ran a 15-second PR in the 2 mile at the Freshman-Sophomore Twilight Meet on Friday. Ben has run a PR in almost every meet this season in the mile or 2 mile. This is the result of his consistent hard work and effort. When he’s not racing, Ben is cheering on his teammates. He’s a respectful and responsible person and a great athlete.

Quinn Wiley
Senior captain Quinn Wiley put together a strong week, going 2-1 with impressive wins over Middleboro and St. John Paul. Known for being relentless on the court, Quinn consistently battles through every point and refuses to back down. His determined and focused approach sets the tone for the team, especially in high-pressure moments.

Sarah Baptiste
Senior captain Sarah Baptiste leads by example and consistently supports and mentors younger athletes on the team. Her impact goes beyond leadership, as she delivers valuable points in multiple events, including the 100m, 4×100 relay, and shot put. Sarah brings a strong work ethic and competitive mindset that sets the tone for the entire team.  Her leadership, consistency, and all-around contributions make her a clear choice for Athlete of the Week.

Sophia Tibbetts
The team captain took first place in the javelin against Abington, qualifying for the State Meet with an impressive throw. She also achieved a big personal record in the shot put, finishing second. Sophia leads by example every day, setting the standard for her teammates through her work ethic and competitiveness. She is currently ranked 10th in Division 6 and 18th in the entire state, highlighting her impact at an elite level.

Kyle Carey
Kyle pitched six innings, striking out five batters while allowing just two earned runs to keep his team in the game. Kyle showed great composure on the mound against a strong Barnstable team. He also contributed offensively, recording one of the team’s three hits while batting third. His performance highlights his impact both on the mound and at the plate.

Levon Mulready

Levon pitched 6 scoreless innings striking out 8.  He also was 2-2 with a triple and 2 stolen bases.  His leadership and attitude are only matched by his performance on the field.  He consistently sets the tone for his teammates with his composure and work ethic. In his Senior year, Levon plans to continue to lead the Crusaders baseball team.

Hunter Thomas

This is Hunter’s first year playing competitive Tennis. In the pre-season, Hunter quickly climbed the ladder and became our team’s #1 singles player. Hunter started his season 2-1, with convincing wins over Rising Tide and St John Paul before falling to Wareham in a 3 set Tiebreaker. We look forward to the leadership and skillset Hunter will bring to our team going forward.

Alyssa Virden
Alyssa  has proven herself as a leader and top performer. She has already qualified for the state meet in the 400-meter dash, highlighting her speed and consistency. As the anchor of the 4×400 relay, Alyssa thrives under pressure and consistently delivers strong finishes for the team. She is also just inches away from qualifying for states in both the long jump and high jump, showing her versatility as an athlete. Alyssa’s leadership and all-around performance make her a clear choice for Athlete of the Week.

Lyla Moore
Lyla has kicked off our season strong. Through the first two games, she has already recorded 14 strikeouts, proving her dominance on the field. At the plate, she continues to be a powerful presence in our lineup. Now stepping into her role as a sophomore captain, Lila has quickly proven herself as a leader. She is an invaluable asset to our team. This is just the beginning, we’re excited to continue to watch her grow and succeed on the field this season.