In September, Will officially committed to SNHU to continue his academic and athletic career, playing NCAA Division II baseball. Grateful to Coaches Martin & Sanders for guiding him and helping shape him into the player and young man he is today. @MAhurricanes@DurfeeAthletics
Var ⚾️defeated BR 5-4. Matt Almedia 6 strong innings for the win…4R, 5 hits, 5 k’s and 2 bb’s
Will LaBrie pitched a clean 7th inning striking out the side for his second save
Matt Sherry lead the offense going 2-3 with a triple, 2 RBI’s and a run.
Var ⚾️defeats Barnstable 4-3. Will LaBrie pitched 6 inn. for the win. 3R, 2ER, 7H, 7K’s and BB
Matt Almeida got the save.
Matt Sherry, Ben Sherry, Jayden Souza, Owen Moniz & Alvin Texeira each chipped in with hits.
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@Speak2Coach@JLeroux33@mattyfeld612 They expanded the meaning of candidate, which means any student grades 8-12 is now a candidate, making it impossible for a coach to coach both AAU and HS. For those coaches who need to supplement income, they can’t do it through coaching both. It is no longer a 50% rule.
@tritondboyle@mattyfeld612 Yes! HS coaches would not be able to coach any athlete in 8th -11th grade in the off-season since they are all candidates. This is an overreach by the MIAA. IT would make sense if they said less than 50% of the HS team could come from the club team the coach is involved with.
@CoachBahry@mattyfeld612 It really isn't 50/50 because any school age student from 8-11 is now considered a candidate. So 100% of the players are now candidates on the club team.
@NEILfinneran1@mattyfeld612 This applies to all schools and school choice programs, making any school-age student a candidate. The rule would prevent club team coaches who also coach high school from working with students in grades 8–11. Coaches would need to choose between club or high school coaching .
@mattyfeld612 Some coaches misuse the MIAA to retaliate when a student transfers—despite the student’s urgent need for academic support they weren’t receiving at their former school.