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Mason Bradley of Whitman-Hanson track and field is the Enterprise Brockton-area High School Male Athlete of the Week.
Despite a 99-37 loss to Plymouth North, Bradley won both the 100-meter dash and the high jump for the Panthers. He also finished second in the 200-meter. Bradley received 12,184 votes and 43.99% of the poll to earn the honor.
Below is the next round of candidates from last week's action.
In an 8-3 victory over Rockland, Spry recorded his 100th career goal to lead the Green Wave.
Spry struck out 10 batters across 6 innings, allowing 2 earned runs to lead B-R to a 7-3 win over Barnstable to clinch the Pioneer Athletic Conference title.
Dube drove in 5 runs on 2 doubles to pace the Vikings in a 10-0 win over Abington in 5 innings.
In a 15-0 win over Norwell, Landers pitched a 5-inning no-hitter with 1 walk and 8 strikeouts to lead the Sachems.
Hern helped OA pull out a 20-11 win over Stoughton by scoring his 100th career varsity goal with the Tigers.
Saade came in and pitched 5 innings of relief and added 2 hits and 3 RBIs at the plate to power OA to a 9-6 win over Canton.
Rau recorded a hat trick by scoring the winner in overtime to beat East Bridgewater, 9-8.
Navin kept the opponents off the board, allowing no runs on just one hit in a 7-0 victory over Hull, also adding an RBI at the plate.
In a 77-57 win over Joseph Case, Kelley was the victor in the 1-mile and set a new personal record.
Votes are unlimited. Voting closes on Tuesday, May 26 at noon. Emailed votes will not be counted. Send future nominations to [email protected]. Our player of the week stories are meant as a way to highlight local high school athletes in the area. Making the list is an achievement in itself. Congratulations to all our athletes.
This article originally appeared on The Enterprise: Vote for the Enterprise High School Male Athlete of the Week
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Despite a 99-37 loss to Plymouth North, Bradley won both the 100-meter dash and the high jump for the Panthers. He also finished second in the 200-meter. Bradley received 12,184 votes and 43.99% of the poll to earn the honor.
Below is the next round of candidates from last week's action.
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The candidates
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Lee Spry, Abington boys lacrosse
In an 8-3 victory over Rockland, Spry recorded his 100th career goal to lead the Green Wave.
Liam Spry, Bridgewater-Raynham baseball
Spry struck out 10 batters across 6 innings, allowing 2 earned runs to lead B-R to a 7-3 win over Barnstable to clinch the Pioneer Athletic Conference title.
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Landyn Dube, East Bridgewater baseball
Dube drove in 5 runs on 2 doubles to pace the Vikings in a 10-0 win over Abington in 5 innings.
Jacob Landers, Middleboro baseball
In a 15-0 win over Norwell, Landers pitched a 5-inning no-hitter with 1 walk and 8 strikeouts to lead the Sachems.
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Thomas Hern, Oliver Ames boys lacrosse
Hern helped OA pull out a 20-11 win over Stoughton by scoring his 100th career varsity goal with the Tigers.
Alex Saade, Oliver Ames baseball
Saade came in and pitched 5 innings of relief and added 2 hits and 3 RBIs at the plate to power OA to a 9-6 win over Canton.
Brayden Rau, Rockland boys lacrosse
Rau recorded a hat trick by scoring the winner in overtime to beat East Bridgewater, 9-8.
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Nick Navin, West Bridgewater baseball
Navin kept the opponents off the board, allowing no runs on just one hit in a 7-0 victory over Hull, also adding an RBI at the plate.
Alex Kelley, West Bridgewater boys track & field
In a 77-57 win over Joseph Case, Kelley was the victor in the 1-mile and set a new personal record.
Votes are unlimited. Voting closes on Tuesday, May 26 at noon. Emailed votes will not be counted. Send future nominations to [email protected]. Our player of the week stories are meant as a way to highlight local high school athletes in the area. Making the list is an achievement in itself. Congratulations to all our athletes.
This article originally appeared on The Enterprise: Vote for the Enterprise High School Male Athlete of the Week
Continue reading...