The girls extended their winning streak to three on Saturday in the second of back-to-back days as the Lady Cougars trampled Phoenix Charter in their largest win of the season, 49-8. Consistent, tenacious defense and numerous fast breaks held Phoenix to three points in the 1st half, 23-3. Phoneix Charter, which started with only 6 players, had 2 players foul out before the final 4 minutes of the game and that enabled CCSC to stretch the lead even further playing 5 on 4 for the remainder of the second half. The Lady Cougars’ next game is versus Codman Academy on Wednesday, February 15th at 5:30 PM at the Perkins Community Center.
Athletics at CCSC
The mission of the Athletics Department at CCSC is to offer students opportunities to foster mental and physical development, encourage teamwork, enhance leadership skills, promote health and wellness, and place continued emphasis on community relations within and around the school. Varsity teams, clubs, and Wellness and Movement classes provide a variety of sports and activities that give every student an opportunity to engage in an environment that offers competition, collaboration, and the potential for confidence building, increased motivation, improved focus, and character development.
CCSC is a member of the Massachusetts Charter School Athletic Organization. The MCSAO provides opportunities for charter school student/athletes to compete at a high level and uses that competition to teach the fundamental values of teamwork, discipline, sacrifice and sportsmanship. CCSC’s soccer, basketball and baseball teams compete in the MCSAO.
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The Lady Cougars won the first of two games this weekend on Friday night defeating Foxboro Regional 28-22 on Friday night at MIT. After a week off, CCSC proved that they are in it for the long haul. The team was led by strong performances from freshman Ann Appolon and Junior Sylvia Sanchez with 8 and 7 points respectively. This is the first time in their history that the CCSC girls have defeated Foxboro. Go Lady Cougars!
After a lackluster loss on Friday against Foxborough Regional, the Cougars clawed back in their game against Phoenix Charter on Saturday in Chelsea. CCSC and Phoenix traded leads back and forth throughout the game as they tied up at halftime. Both teams made adjustments at the break as CCSC changed their defense to a box and one and PCA went into a trap defense. Both teams had their chances to end the game in regulation but the intense atmosphere from the home crowd and Lady Cougars rattled shots out for both teams. The Cougars drew first blood in overtime with a three pointer but PCA took over for the remaining three and a half minutes as they came away with a 45-44 win. Joshua Bonnie was the game’s leading scorer with 18 points but the referee took Shedane Richards of PCA and CCSC’s Treshon Walker to center court after the game to highlight their defense and effort.
