2005 NHS Field Hockey Archive

11/10/05: Field hockey falls to Medfield

In their first trip to the postseason in three years, the field hockey squad lost in the preliminary round to Medfield 2-1 last Wednesday.The Warriors....More

11/10/05:Bulmer resigns after 18 years as field hockey coach

Following the season-ending playoff loss at Medfield last Wednesday, field hockey head coach Brooke Bulmer told her team that she would be stepping down as head coach after 18 years....More

11/3/05: Field hockey earns a spot in the state tournament

For the first time in three seasons, the field hockey team has advanced to the state tournament. With a victory over Sturgis and a cancellation this week, the Whalers finished the season with a record of .500 or above to advance to the postseason. The Whalers also lost to Harwich last week on the road....More

10/27/05: Field hockey shuts out Martha's Vineyard

The field hockey team split a pair of 1-0 games this week, defeating Martha’s Vineyard for the first time in 12 years on Monday before falling to Mashpee on Tuesday....More

10/13/05: Win, lose and draw for field hockey

The field hockey team picked up its second win of the season Monday with a 6-0 victory over Sturgis. In the midst of a four-game road trip this week, the Whalers also lost at the Vineyard in a close 2-1 contest and tied Barnstable 1-1 on Friday....More

09/22/05: First win for field hockey

The varsity field hockey team earned its first win of the season Tuesday with an 8-0 victory over Sturgis. The Whalers are now 1-2 after losing the first two games of the season on the road to Hanover 3-1 and Holliston 2-0....More

09/08/05: Field hockey finds game in Florida scrimmage

The varsity field hockey team played three scrimmages in three days in Orlando, Fla. last week against out of state opponents, winning once, losing once and tying the final game....More

09/01/05: Field hockey finds way through tough schedule

A senior-laden field hockey squad will take the field this fall, looking to return to the postseason after a two-year hiatus....More