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Administrator
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Posted - 10/02/2008 : 8:17:12 PM
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| John DiBiaso stated they were not mentally ready for that game. It happens. I'm sure they will be ready for the next one. Does anyone know when and where? I love going to High School games at the stadium. |
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Paul
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 Posted - 10/02/2008 : 8:59:22 PM
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Everett has a bye week this week.
Next game is at BC High on Friday Oct 10th at 7PM.
BC High is now the #1 rated team in the state so it will be a tough one. |
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arthur
Senior Member
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Posted - 10/30/2008 : 08:10:30 AM
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EVERETT
Football player collapses from blood clot
An Everett High School freshman was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital after he collapsed yesterday at football practice from what doctors initially called a blood clot in his brain, Everett's school superintendent, Frederick Foresteire, said. Hantzley Audate, 14, fell to the ground after "a routine practice," Foresteire said. The teenager underwent a two-hour emergency operation at 7:30 p.m., Foresteire said, adding that the doctor said the surgery went well. Assistant coach Leonard Martino said Audate had no prior health issues, and the team was not doing anything physical when he collapsed. |
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massdee
Moderator
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Posted - 10/30/2008 : 09:18:48 AM
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Everett Football Player Collapses During Practice
Teen Suffered Apparent Blood Clot In Brain
EVERETT (WBZ) #8213; An Everett High School athlete was rushed to the hospital Wednesday, when he collapsed during football practice.
High School Principal Louis Baldi told WBZ that the student suffered from an apparent blood clot in his brain. He was taken to Mass General Hospital where he underwent surgery.
The Boston Globe identified the student as 14-year-old Hantzley Audate. School superintendent Frederick Foresteire told the Globe that Audate's sugery went well. |
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EHS Football National Ranking
