PSHS Students Named Finalists in National Photography Contest

Two Plymouth South students are finalists in Photographers’ Forum Magazine's 33rd Annual College and High School Photography Contest.

Two Plymouth South students are finalists in Photographers’ Forum Magazine's 33rd Annual College and High School Photography Contest. Several students in Plymouth South High School’s Graphic Design and Visual Communications were among the 16,000 photographs entered.  Senior Caitlin Hynes and sophomore Kaeleigh Ellis were named finalists in the contest. Their pieces will will be exibited in the Brooks Institute Gallery 27 in Santa Barbara, CA. Their pieces will be judged in the final round and the winning photos will be entered in Nikon’s Emerging Photographer’s Hall of Fame. 

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Plymouth South Asks MIAA to Look Into Tuesday's MIAA Playoff With Natick

"Not an appeal, but we do have a lot of questions," said Plymouth South Athletic Director Scott Fry. The game ball used by Natick might not have been an official ball.

The MIAA is looking into whether or not the game ball used by Natick in Tuesday's Division 2A MIAA playoff game against Plymouth South was official. Plymouth South athletic director and football coach Scott Fry said there were some questions about the game ball, among other questions, and that a letter was written to the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association today. Plymouth South played a strong game in Tuesday night's Division 2A MIAA playoff against Natick, falling to Natick 38-33. Check back to Plymouth Patch for more information.  

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Plymouth South Falls to Natick, 38-33

Natick continues on to play Beverly in Division 2A Superbowl this Saturday at 3:30pm at Gillette Stadium.

Natick built a solid foundation in the first half of Tuesday's game to beat Plymouth South during the hard fought contest to play Division 2A Superbowl.  Natick continues on to play Beverly in the Superbowl this Saturday at 3:30pm at Gillette Stadium. For play-by-play game coverage, read the transcript of the MIAA game on our live blog.

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Plymouth South Female Athlete of the Week: Christina Jaros

This week’s G&G/PSHS Female Athlete is junior Christina Jaros.

Jaros, number one middle hitter on her Volleyball Team, is one of the main reasons we are doing so well this season. Her hitting, passing, and unstoppable jumps are unsurpassed!  In addition, Jaros is one of our captains who has shown outstanding leadership and serves as an example for her entire team.  Congratulations Christina!

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Plymouth High School Students SAT Scores Released

Plymouth high school students scored along the state average on the SATs but the scores varied significantly between the two high schools.

Curious how Plymouth students did on this year's SATs? Here’s your answer, straight from the numbers released this week by the College Board, which administers the test to high school juniors and seniors. Plymouth North and South testers scored along the state average in Critical Reading, Writing and Math [See Chart Below] Plymouth also scored better than Wareham but lower than Carver, Silver Lake and Duxbury across the board. The averages for both North and South varry significantly, Plymouth North students scored higher in critical reading (502 to 492) and significantly higher in math (529 to 502) than Plymouth South students, but significantly lower on writing (495 to 529); 211 Plymouth South students took the test to 170 Plymouth North…

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Plymouth North Scores 14 Unanswered Points Againt South: Wins 14-3

Plymouth North scored 14 unanswered points, capped by Eddie Ramos's 2-yard TD run in the third quarter. John Reardon scored the go-ahead score for the Blue Eagles on a 35-yard pass from Jamie Dougherty.

Plymouth South Defeats Falmouth

The Plymouth South football is 2-3 on the season after a win over the Falmouth Clippers Friday. The Panthers will play the Sandwich Blue Knights Oct. 14 at home.