Concord Carlisle High School Football

Wk 1, 2023: Concord Carlisle 41 – Shepherd Hill 8

by CC Patriots | Nov 1, 2018 | Weekly Update

In a challenging two day start to the season, the Patriots (1-0) rolled to a 41-8 win over non-league foe Shepherd Hill (0-1). There was energy in the crowd on Friday night… but also some energy lurking in nearby storms. But the game opened up going CC’s way as the Pats defense held the Shepherd Hill to a 3 and out. The Patriots offense got to work right away with senior QB Ryan Fivek directing a 7 play scoring drive that included a 39 yard Fivek strike to junior WR Will Hoover. Two plays later, Fivek hit Hoover across the middle for CC’s first score of the year. Sophomore Sam Griswold’s kick made it 7-0 early in the 1st. The game continued to go the Pats way on the ensuing kickoff with senior Cal MacClary diving on a loose ball. The turnover had the Patriots in great field position when the game had to be postponed for the evening due to nearby lightning.

The game resumed with 5:52 left in the first at 10am on Saturday morning and, although there was no fear of lightning strikes, the Pats didn’t waste much time striking at the Rams once again. This time a 6 play, 43 yard drive was culminated by a 24 yard Fivek scamper and the Pats were up 13-0. The Rams pushed back after this score with a 10 play drive to the Pats 24 that ate up the remainder of the 1st quarter and well into the 2nd quarter. But the CC defense got fortunate after a Rams backfield miscue led to a loose ball that senior Aengus Wilson pounced on to end the threat. Only 4 plays later, the Pats offense struck again on another big play. This time Fivek hit junior Matt Carleton with a 44 yard run and catch that stretched the CC lead to 20-0. After another Patriots defensive stop, Carleton struck again. This time with a 49 yard jaunt through the Rams secondary to put CC up 27-0.

Once again, the Rams fought to get back into the game. The Rams ground pound flying wedge attack (no forward passes were attempted all game long) went 79 yards in 11 plays all the way to the Patriots 1 yard line. But senior Ryan DeMayo decided to put an end to the threat with a spectacular strip of the Rams ballcarrier after which he returned the fumble 99 yards to effectively seal the game at 34-0. The Rams added a touchdown at the end of the half to cut the deficit to 34-8 but never threatened in the 2nd half. Hoover added another receiving TD in the 3rd to make the final score 41-8 Patriots.

Week 8 – October 24, 2018

by CC Patriots | Nov 1, 2018 | Weekly Update

Week 8

PLAYOFFS!! Please come cheer on our Patriots as they take on Lynn English High School on Friday, October 26th at 7:15pm AWAY at Manning Field, 76 Locust Street, Lynn.

Go CC!

Photos from last week’s away game win (37-19) against Boston Latin. Faithful fans!

WORK DAY November 17, 2018

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Tuesday, Dec 4th is the Varsity Banquet. More to details to come.

Schedule

Varsity: Friday, October 26th vs. Lynn English AWAY at Manning Field, 76 Locust Street, Lynn at 7:15pm.

Freshman: Thursday, October 25th vs. Weston High School Home at Concord Carlisle High School on Memorial Field at 4:00pm.

Varsity Psych Dinner

This week’s psych dinner is hosted by the the Stevenson family on Thurs, Oct. 25th at CCHS Dining Commons, right after practice.

Thank you to the Freund, Jelin, Corliss and Pascucci families for hosting last week’s psych dinner!

Alumni Profile: Anthony West CCHS 2012

Favorite CCHS class: Senior Year Physics

Favorite place to eat in Concord: New London Pizzeria

Favorite youth sports coach: my Uncle Brandon

Who will be in Super Bowl this year: New England Patriots vs. LA Rams

Person, living or dead, I want to have dinner with: Red Auerbach

My teammates will remember me as: a relentless and selfless player who left it all on the field. Someone who they could always depend on whether it be on the field or off the field.

Next concert I want to go to: Billy Joel

Favorite pro sports athlete (not football): Ray Allen

Favorite college football team: Miami Hurricanes

In 10 years I will be: Director of Strategic Business at Partners Healthcare, happily married living in the suburbs outside Boston. Raising two kids and coaching football and lacrosse to youth kids.

Week 7 – October 17, 2018

by CC Patriots | Oct 17, 2018 | Weekly Update