Plymouth South Male Athlete of the Week: The Offensive Line

The G&G/PSHS Male Athlete of the Week is the entire offensive line for the Football Team.

Seniors Derek Anderson, Connor Rossi, Dillan Halpin and Ryan Madden, along with juniors Shaun Duncombe and Brendan Harty, are Plymouth South's male athletes of the week. The dominating efforts of this group of young men were key in the 49-14 win for the Panthers over rival Sandwich High School. During the game South’s offense rushed for more than 400 yards which paved the way for seven rushing touchdowns. The score of 49-14 was largely due to the work by these young men. Their blocking was integral for the success of the entire team. In addition, two timely interceptions by Anderson directly impacted the outcome for the Panthers.

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Plymouth South Male Athlete of the Week: Jason Lamb

The G & G Silk Screening/Plymouth South High School Male Athlete of the Week is senior football captain, Jason Lamb.

Lamb has already enjoyed a great fall season on the football field. This past week he ran for 124 yards on 17 carries, had two rushing touchdowns, and threw for another touchdown. This is the third consecutive week since the start of the season that Lamb has run for over 100 yards. Not only is he a leader both on and off the field with the entire team, Lamb acts as a mentor to younger players on the team. Find out who was named the Female Athlete of the Week.

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Plymouth South Male Athlete of the Week: Tevin Crocker

The Plymouth South High School Athletic Department, in conjunction with G & G Silk Screening of Plymouth, is pleased to announce their “Athletes of the Week.” Students are nominated by their coaches and, along with photos posted in the gym foyer, are awa

The male Athlete of the Week at Plymouth South High School is Boys' Soccer player Tevin Crocker. Crocker, a junior, is a first year varsity player who has earned a starting position. Not only does he shut down top defenders from other teams, he is involved in South offense. Scores for last week included wins over Sacred Heart 2-0 and D-Y 5-2. Undoubtedly, Crocker will meet the challenge again this week when South takes on Marshfield and Pembroke. Check out PSHS's Female Athlete of the Week.

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Plymouth South Athlete of the Week

The Plymouth South High School Athletic Department, in conjunction with G & G Silk Screening of Plymouth, is pleased to announce their “Athletes of the Week.”

The female “Athlete of the Week” is Field Hockey player Serena Colbert (12). Not only did she control games against Plymouth North and Silver Lake last week, Colbert was a standout with two assists in the North game as a center midfielder. She also played a big part defensively holding opponents scoreless. Always a team player, Colbert continues to lead by example. The male “Athlete of the Week” is cross country runner Max Bassett (11) who helped lead the boys’ cross country team to their first victory against Falmouth High School in seven years. The team defeated Falmouth 24 to 31. Bassett completed the 2.7 mile course in a meet record time of 15:58. His winning time was over a minute faster than the next competitor. Congratulations to …

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Panthers Athletics Results

Here are some recent results from Plymouth South. Panthers Football defeats East Bridgewater in a close one.

31 Gathered from Plymouth South Panthers Athletics page.

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Why is South Better than North? Why is North Better than South? [Poll]

The North-South Thanksgiving football game generates heated rivalry.

Thanksgiving and football go together like turkey and cranberry sauce, they complement each other and prepare you to dig into some of those pies. It seems that this year's North/South (or South/North if you prefer) football game is even more appetite whetting than usual. As North prepares to move into a new building, those sports redrawing the cross-town lines and causing families to switch schools and allegiences. So the question remains: What makes South High School better than North? And...so you North kids don't get offended: What makes North High School better than South?

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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.