Dartmouth winter teams head to the state tournament
Senior Will Gibson high-fives his teammates after Dartmouth scores in the Dec. 14 game. Photo by Leighah Beausoleil
Dartmouth and Barnstable faced-off in a tight opening game Dec. 13. Photo by Abby Van Selous
The Dartmouth High School Varsity Girls Basketball team gets ready to play against Apponequet on Friday, Dec. 27 at Dartmouth. Photo by Manon L. Mirabelli
Senior Will Gibson high-fives his teammates after Dartmouth scores in the Dec. 14 game. Photo by Leighah Beausoleil
Dartmouth and Barnstable faced-off in a tight opening game Dec. 13. Photo by Abby Van Selous
The Dartmouth High School Varsity Girls Basketball team gets ready to play against Apponequet on Friday, Dec. 27 at Dartmouth. Photo by Manon L. Mirabelli
The end of the season rarely means the end of play for Dartmouth teams and this year is no different. Propelled by their regular season performances, many of Dartmouth and Bishop Stang’s winter sports teams head into the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association’s tournaments, with their eyes on the state championship title.
The power rankings are as of Saturday, Feb. 22. The top 32 seeds in each sport qualify for the state tournament.
Boys Basketball
Dartmouth High School boys basketball team ended its season with a record of 9-11.
The team’s record earned it a 19-seed ranking in Division 2. Dartmouth begins its playoff run with a game against Burncoat High School in Worcester Thursday, Feb. 27 at 6 p.m.
Bishop Stang High School, also in Division 2, earned itself a 38-seed spot with its even record of 10-10. The Spartans face off against Minnechaug Regional High School on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 6 p.m. at Minnechaug’s home field.
Girls Basketball
Dartmouth High School’s girls basketball have been on fire this season, winning nearly every game in its league and finishing with an 18-2 record.
Last year, the basketball team advanced to the Sweet Sixteen of the competitive Division 2 tournament. The team faced a tough close loss after going into overtime against Whitman-Hanson Regional High School, 40-38.
This year, Dartmouth had a bye in the first round, and the team will host either North Attleboro or Agawam High School on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 6 p.m. depending on the results of the schools’ Monday game.
With a rockier record of 8-12, Bishop Stang High School ranked 62 among Division 2 teams, and will not be heading into the postseason.
Boys Ice Hockey
Dartmouth High School boys ice hockey finished its season with a 9-8-3 record, ranking as the 17th seed in Division 2. The boys got a buy in the first round and will face off against Norwood High School on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 5 p.m. in Norwood.
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