Old Colony’s M.I.A.A game has been changed from 3/2/2019 to 3/4/2019 @6:30 pm.
Old Colony Senior Jake Jason became just the 73th player in Massacushetts state history to score 2,000 points in their high school career Monday night.
You can read more about Jake’s night here.
Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School has been named the recipient of the 2017-2018 Division II Walter J. Markham Award as part of the Boston Globe’s Scholastic Awards, which go to schools with the best win-loss records in athletic competition. This is a first for Old Colony.
In 2017-2018, Old Colony athletic teams won 58.61% of all athletic contests. Old Colony boasted a Fall Season record of 46-51-3; a Winter Season record of 25-12-0; and a Spring Season record of 50-22-0; with an overall record of 121-85-3.
Established in 1997, the award is named for Walter Markham, a native of Lowell who initiated the state’s regional vocational and technical high schools and served as president and treasurer of the American Vocational Association.
Click here to read the Sippican Week article recently written by one our students, Zachary McMahon.
Now accepting applications for the Class of 2023. Start your application today at https://oldcolony.go2cte.com.
5:30 pm – informational meeting for all players and parents. Any freshman wanting to participate in a fall sport will be required to sign-up at this time.
Jake Jason is on pace for something only 1 other person at Old Colony RVTHS has ever done. Score 2,000 points in their high school athletic career. Check out the article on SouthCoastToday for more.
The Cougar’s defense was able to hold off Blue Hill’s in the final minutes of the game to win 16-14. Check out the article SouthCoastToday article here to read more.
Games Under the lights: Come check out some great games under the lights by our OC Cougar Athletics during Homecoming week!
October 13th & 14th, Homecoming Weekend: We are taking the October 13th & 14th festivities to a new level with fun for all ages. There’s no place like Homecoming! VIP Tour in the morning followed by a children’s concert for ages preK-3 at 10:00 a.m. Family fun day in the afternoon with live music, a climbing wall, knockerball, facepainting, and inflatables. A pumpkin carving contest and more.
The role of the parent in the education of a student is vital. The support shown in the home is manifested in the ability of the student to accept the opportunities presented at the school and in life. Click here to read the whole letter.
On Wednesday, January 25th, The Boys Varsity basketball team invited the Cape Hoops sixth grade girls team from Acushnet to be Honorary Captains for the night. This Friday, February 3rd, the Boys Varsity basketball would like to invite all middle school students from the surrounding area to the game free of charge. Just be sure to bring a school ID for admission. The game will feature raffles and halftime events. Hope to see you all there!
Athletic Dept. has been a recognized by the MSSADA!
Athletics. Congratulations on this fantastic honor. Go Cougars!