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Concord-Carlisle High School Softball 2012

This is the web site for the 2012 Concord-Carlisle High School Varsity, Junior Varsity and Freshman Softball Teams. Since 2000, the Concord Carlisle Varsity Softball Team has a record of 247 wins and 34 losses thanks to the effort, attitude and discipline of the many players who have particiapted in the program throughout the years.  Please see a list of all of the former alumni who have made great contributions over the years on out alumni page.

Next Game: @Home vs. Acton-Boxborough High School, Tuesday, May 22, 4 PM   

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Wednesday, May 9
A great Day at the Park

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Day at the Park, held last Friday, May 4, was a hit for all of the softball fans gathered on the hill overlooking the game between CCHS and Wayland. The home team took a convincing win and the fans enjoyed the hot dogs and cheeseburgers in a festive atmosphere, even while the weather chose to be a bit gloomy.   A big thanks to all who put in the extra effort to make this a success.



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Allie Colleran drills a home run vs. Wayland on Day at the Park

Thursday, April 12
Photos of 2012 Season

Updated May 7, 2012.  This web album contains photographs from some of the scrimmages and games in 2012
 



Monday, April 23
Coach Lisa McGloin Wins 250th Game with Concord-Carlisle

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With a 15-3 victory over Beverly this past Sunday, Concord-Carlisle softball coach Lisa McGloin secured her 250th win of her career at CCHS. The previous week McGloin registered her 200th Dual County League win with a victory over Lincoln Sudbury.
 
 McGloin began her coaching career at CC in 2000 with her team posting 22-3 mark. McGloin's teams have won 20 or more games eight times during her tenure with the high water mark coming in 2001 when the Patriots finished with a record of 25-1.
 
Now in her thirteenth year at the helm, McGloin's overall record stands at 250 victories against just 37 losses. Her Dual County League mark is even more impressive where the Patriots have accumulated a mark of 200 wins and eight losses. McGloin's teams have won 11 DCL championships, won the Massachusetts North Sectional six times and have appeared in the state semi-final six times. McGloin was selected Boston Globe Coach of the Year in Division II in 2003 and the Lowell Sun Coach of the Year in 2009.
 
Fittingly, McGloin achieved this mark at Bishop Fenwick High School in a tournament to honor her mentor and former Fenwick coach Ed Henry who passed away in May, 2010. McGloin played for Henry at Fenwick from 1985-1988 before continuing her stellar career at the University of North Carolina.
 
McGloin herself has mentored hundreds of players at CCHS, many of whom have continued their playing careers at collegiate level. 


Monday, April 23
News on the At Bats for Buddy Tournament

 There is a nice article in the Salem News on the At Bats for Buddy tournament held this past weekend. The weekend was a lot of fun, though a bit damp at the end. We should have more updates on the weekend and some pictures posted in the next day or so..

http://www.salemnews.com/sports/x2086604419/At-Bat-for-Buddy-tournament-a-success-at-Fenwick

 
 


Wednesday, March 7
2012 HighSchoolSports.NET Schedules - Varsity and JV schedules correct, Freshman being finalized

The draft schedules for each team are also on HighSchoolSports.net at:

As the season goes on, these schedules tend to be a bit out-of-date when compared with Coach Lisa's schedules.  So when in doubt, use Coach Lisa's schedules.



Thursday, March 8
At Bat for Buddy Softball Scholarships Announced

Ed "Buddy" Henry was a man who lived and coached by the motto, "If you don't believe, you don't belong." He was one of the best softball coaches in New England, leading his teams to seven consecutive State Championships in Massachusetts. His legacy lives on in so many of his former players. The At Bat for Buddy Scholarship Foundation is proud to honor his legacy by recognizing and supporting young athletes who adhere to that motto in their own lives. For more information about Ed Henry and/or the scholarship, see www.atbatforbuddy.com.

In 2011, four scholarships were awarded.  In 2012, two to four more scholarships will be awarded to softball players who demonstrate their love of the game and serve as examples of good sportsmanship in their communities through athletic commitment and community involvement.

Questions about the scholarships should be directed to the At Bat for Buddy Foundation Director Lisa McGloin at catch15@prodigy.net.  Be sure to put At Bat for Buddy in the subject line.

See the attached Handout for more information and an application form.  Applications must be submitted by April 13, 2012.


Handout: At Bat for Buddy Scholarship Application Form

Monday, May 23
Successful At Bat For Buddy Game

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At Bat For Buddy Game
The At Bat For Buddy softball game between Concord-Carlisle and Danvers was held Saturday, May 20 with great attendance and a thrilling, high-scoring game that was enjoyed by all.  The game benefitted the Ed Henry Scholarship Fund.  Ed Henry was a much-beloved and respected softball coach at Bishop Fenwick for many years.  He coached many players from both Concord-Carlisle and Danvers over the years, especially on the art of slapping.

Sunday, June 13
2010 - Concord-Carlisle High School Softball wins Massachusetts Division 1 North Championship!

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2010 Division 1 North Champions!

Congratulations to all the players and coaches on Concord-Carlisle High School's Softball team on their 5-0 win over Lexington to earn the Division 1 North Championship!

Photos of the game by Mac Creighton are available at Concord-Carlisle vs. Lexington D1 North Championship Softball Game on June 13, 2010.