2016 ANNUAL BANQUET

70th Year 1946-2016

Friday, December 2, 2016

DINNER - 7:00 P.M.

Polish American Citizens Club 355 East St., Ludlow, MA 01056 EXECUTIVE BOARD

Name Yr. Joined Position

Mike Ferrarini 1977 High School Interpreter Robert Todt 2008 Evaluations Program Hristo Trajkovski 1986 Examining Charlie Monnier 1966 Constitution Ethics/Grievance Jim Duggan 1982 Banquet Reid Savoie 2001 New Officials Mike Siano 1998 New Officials Past President

CHARTER MEMBERS 1946 - 47 Lawrence Briggs*, James Downie*, John Kalloch*, Robert McIntyre*

OFFICERS 2015-2016 Joe Santos 1999 President Al Domaingue 1998 Vice-President Jim Duggan 1982 Secretary-Treasurer

LIFE MEMBERS

Alfred Allen* 1961 Charles Monnier 1966 Stan Bernatowicz * 1956 Maureen Parker 1983 Paul Bogan * 1968 Fred Pereira 1982 Bartlett Boyden * 1948 Anthony Pio 1979 Lawrence Briggs * 1946 Bruno Rumpal 1950 John Budynkiewicz 1977 Benjamin Santos 1959 Ralph Carleton, Jr. *1948 Irv Schmidt * Kenneth Chapin * 1948 Robert Smith 1954 John Coburn * 1962 Theodore Smith * 1948 Laurindo Costa 1983 Gail Stasky 1974 James Downie * 1946 Morton Stein James Duggan 1982 Hristo Trajkovski 1986 Carl Erickson 1956 Petar Trajkovski 1985 Michael Ferrarini 1977 Morton Stein* 1959 Alex Goncalves 1982 Forrest Tyson * 1977 Tony Goncalves 1972 Gerhardt Wilke * David Grieve * 1952 Art Williams 1948 Lewis Howarth* 1955 James Ziemba 1975 John Kalloch * 1946 Bill Kolodziey 1965 John Kurty * 1952 David Macomber 1973 Dominic Manzi 1981 Robert McIntyre * 1946 William McLean 1948

* Deceased

2 MASSACHUSETTS INTERSCHOLASTIC SOCCER OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION Established in 2001

Purpose of this association is: To promote, develop, and improve the game of inter- scholastic soccer on the state level. To collaborate with soccer associations, coaches, officials and other organizations in all matters pertaining to the advancement of soccer. To unite, in one organization, the representatives of local boards within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To promote and maintain the highest degree of soccer officiating by following a standard set of mechanics, uniform interpretation and a consistent administration of the rules of soccer as set forth by the National Federation of State High School Associations and the M.I.A.A. To be the representative of all local boards in Massachusetts in dealing with the M.I.A.A. on soccer.

M.I.S.O.A. HALL OF FAME To recognize former soccer officials in the State of Massachusetts who have distinguished themselves in the field of soccer officiating by virtue of their performance as an official or by meritorious effort on behalf of soccer officiating.

PVSOA INDUCTEES

Larry Briggs 06-07 Dave Grieve 06-07 Stanley Bernatowicz 07-08 John Kurty 07-08 Carl Erickson 08-09 Ted Smith 09-10 Benny Santos 10-11 Bill Kolodziey 11-12 Deacon Jim Ziemba 12-13 Paul Bogan 13-14 Robert “Bob” Smith 14-15 Charlie Monnier 15-16 James Duggan 16-17

3 History of the PVSOA History of Western Mass Soccer Compiled by Bob Smith with much help from Bob McIntyre, Rip Carleton, Ted Smith, and Bill McLean. Revisions made several times. Soccer in 1946??? An era when: (1) One man worked a high school varsity game. (2) Fees were $5.00 for high school varsity; maybe $7.50 or $10 for prep schools. (3) When high schools or prep schools needed an official, the coach had to contact a semi-pro or ex-college player to work the game. (4) There were no girls’ teams at any level. As soccer at all levels began to expand after World War II, some- thing was needed to standardize officiating and to encourage more people to take up whistle-blowing duties. In the fall of 1946, U-Mass Soccer Coach Larry Briggs, Tech High School Soccer Coach John Kalloch, plus the two top officials of that period, Jim Downie and Bob McIntyre, began to meet occasionally at each others homes. By 1947, a formal organization was set up with these four gentlemen as charter members. By the 1948 season, Ted Smith, Rip Carleton, Bill McLean, Ken Chapin, Bert Watling, Bart Boyden, Art Williams, and a few others joined this new organization, the PVSOA. Soccer columnist Jim Mackie was instrumental in publicizing the group, and in 1950 he was selected as the winner of the Larry Briggs Award. When the Western Mass. High School tournament was started in 1946, there was no money for referees. Pioneer Valley officials donated their services for the tournament games and continued this policy until the late fifties when money for officials became available. Downie and McIntyre worked the first tournament final game between Tech and Hopkins Academy. Looking at this crowd here tonight it is difficult to believe that some of the early banquets were held in a booth at the old Howard Johnson restaurant in West Springfield. As the years passed, more schools asked Larry Briggs to assign officials, and of course he would call on the PVSOA members. With Boyden and Williams on board, Deerfield Academy hosted some meet- ings and at least two of the annual banquets. Other meetings were held at Holyoke YMCA, Holyoke Trade School, and Tech High School. Pre-season clinics were held at Suffield or Williston Academy. Slowly the organization grew with Ken Chapin giving the written test in the old Springfield College library. Bruno Rumpal joined in ’49, John Kurty and Dave Grieve in ‘52, Bob Smith in ‘54, Lew Howarth in ‘55, Stan Bernatowicz and Carl Erickson in ‘56, and Ben Santos in ‘59. Many others were involved in those early days, but in his quiet way, Larry Briggs was the key person who held things together. Until his death Larry selected the winner and personally purchased the trophy for the prestigious Larry Briggs Award. The game of soccer grew and expanded tremendously. The boys program split into two divisions in 1970 and into three divisions in 1986. Programs went from fielding just a varsity team to having junior varsity and even freshman teams. The girls broke ground in 1977 with a single division. As time quickly passed and the girls teams grew, they split into two divisions in 1983, and into the current three divisions in 1996. The girls programs grew quickly and also expanded, offering both junior varsity teams and in some cases, freshmen teams.

In 2013 season, the MIAA made adjustments to all schools in the state; realigning all schools from the previous three division (four in Eastern Mass) format to the four division format. This change was to have a more balanced, equal tournament where schools that are similar in student populations would be competing against each other and not against larger schools as in the past. Along with the game of soccer, the officiating field grew also. Over the years we had many, many great officials who were lo- cally and nationally recognized. There are terms used like "cut the corner" and "lead the play" that evolved from our area. The PVSOA has had very dedicated people involved in the administration and as members, making sure the game is administered and played fairly and by the rules. We have also recognized several people that have been involved in the game by giving awards out in honor of these people.

4 The Bruno Rumpal Sportsmanship award for a boys team began in 1971. Then, in 1979, the Bob McIntyre Sportsmanship award began for the girls team. Most valuable player awards were given in each division for the MVP of the tournament. They began with the George E. Russell Award (Boys Division 1) in 1965; John Kalloch Award (Girls Division 1) in 1977; Henry O. Holley Award (Boys Division 2) in 1972; Robert C. Smith (Girls Division 2) in 1983; Dave Grieve Award (Boys Division 3) in 1986; and Stan Bernatowicz Award (Girls Division 3) in 1996; also, the Jimmie Downie Award for the officials in 1976. In 1979, the Association began to recognize people other than student- athletes, coaches and officials. The Letters of Commendation given are to people who have contributed to the sport of soccer in their local community. Just take a few minutes and look at the past results of tournament finals and look at the past award winners and see some great names in the local game of soccer. The game continues to grow and change. They now play games on different surfaces from natural grass to artificial turf; day games to night games; outdoor games to indoor games. They go from a one person system to a two person system to a three person system in officiating. As the game changes, so will the way in which it is officiated and spectated. Change is good as long as it is positive and is fun for all who are involved. After all, soccer is a game! As the game continues to grow, so does the association. We have changed the criteria for our MVP awards. Players in each division, both boys and girls, will be recognized for their season accomplishments as well as any tournament accomplishments. We also recognize that in this day and age of sports, sportsmanship is very important to those who have a great deal to do with the game. We have expanded our sportsmanship awards from two (one in boys and one in girls) to six total. Each division, both boys and girls will have a sportsmanship award winner selected. We honor these people by naming the new- est sportsmanship awards after them: the John Kurty Sportsmanship Award for Division 3 girls; the Carl Erickson Sportsmanship Award for Division 3 boys; the Benny Santos Sportsmanship Award for Divi- sion 2 girls; and the Bill Kolodziey Sportsmanship Award for Division 2 boys. With the changes in division alignments from the three to four divisions, we have made adjustments to our awards that we hand out every year. Western and Central Mass no longer has teams that fall into division two, so we have taken the division two awards, named in honor of Henry Holley and Robert Smith, and made them the division four awards, leaving the other awards the same names for their divisions. In 2008 we have revised the sportmanship awards to reflect a broader base. The Bruno Rumpal will now represent the Boys “Large schools”; the Bob McIntyre will represent the Girls “Large schools”; the Carl Erickson will represent the Boys “Small schools”; and the John Kurty / Benny Santos award will represent the Girls “Small schools”. We also wish to recognize a member each year, who has contributed to the association. The Paul Bogan Service Award is named after a long time member who has contributed so much to our association. We also now recognize longevity in our Association. Any member who has been an active member for 30 or more years now becomes a “Life” member and will forever have their name listed as such. Longev- ity in anything is such a rarity these days and should be rewarded. The PVSOA has been around a long time and we have worked very hard to be the best we can be. Our members are all dedicated people who work to make sure the game of soccer is played in a safe, fair and sportsmanlike manner. Revised 2013

5 Western MA Boys Division 1 Soccer Tourney

1946 Winner TECH, J. Kalloch 2-0 against HOPKINS ACADEMY, L. Stanne 1947 Winner LUDLOW, J. Blackburn 1-0 against EASTHAMPTON, H. Graham 1948 Winner HOPKINS ACADEMY, Stanne 1-0 against HOLYOKE, R. McIntyre 1949 Winner LUDLOW, Blackburn 2-0 against TECH, Kalloch 1950 Winner LUDLOW, A. Teixeira 2-0 against HOLYOKE, E. Moriarty 1951 Winner LUDLOW, Teixeira 2-0 against HOPKINS, H. Hall 1952 Tie, CLASSICAL - HOLYOKE 0-0 D. Vaughn, J. Millane 1953 Winner LUDLOW, Teixeira 2-1 against TECH, Kalloch 1954 Winner MONSON, R. Moriarty 2-1 against CLASSICAL, Vaughn 1955 Tie, TECH - CLASSICAL 1-1 Kalloch, Vaughn 1956 Tie, EASTHAMPTON - LUDLOW 1-1 Graham, Kurty 1957 Tie, MONSON - LUDLOW 2-2 Moriarty, Kurty 1958 Winner TECH, M. Orcutt 4-0 against TRADE, E. McGibney 1959 Winner LUDLOW, Kurty 1-0 against EASTHAMPTON, Graham 1960 Tie, LUDLOW - TECH 0-0 Kurty, Orcutt 1961 Winner LUDLOW, Kurty 1-0 against CLASSICAL, Vaughn 1962 Tie, CLASSICAL - LUDLOW 1-1 Vaughn, Kurty 1963 Tie, WEST SPRINGFIELD - LUDLOW 0-0 T. Smith, Kurty 1964 Tie, LUDLOW - TECH 1-1 Kurty, H. Burns 1965 Winner LUDLOW, Kurty 3-1 against CATHEDRAL, F. Connery 1966 Winner TECH, Burns 1-0 (CK) against LUDLOW, Yando 1967 Winner LUDLOW, Yando 3-0 against TECH, Burns 1968 Winner LUDLOW, Yando 1-0 against CLASSICAL, Vaughn 1969 Winner CHICOPEE, Churchill 5-3 against LUDLOW, Yando 1970 Winner CHICOPEE, Churchill 3-1 against NORTHAMPTON, Montegna

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Western MA Boys Division 1 Soccer Tourney (continued)

1971 Winner LUDLOW, Yando 1-0 against CHICOPEE, Churchill 1972 Winner CATHEDRAL, Kenworthy 2-1 against CHICOPEE, Churchill 1973 Winner CHICOPEE, Matuszczak 1-0 against NORTHAMPTON, Montegna 1974 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 2-1 against CATHEDRAL, Kenworthy 1975 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 3-0 against CHICOPEE COMP., Davis 1976 Winner LUDLOW, Goncalves 2-1 against W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 1977 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 4-1 against LUDLOW, Goncalves 1978 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 3-1 OT against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1979 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 2-1 against W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 1980 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco against CLASSICAL, Stratton 1981 Winner E. LONGMEADOW, D. Smith 3-2 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1982 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 2-0 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1983 Winner CHICOPEE, P. Whalley 2-1 against WESTFIELD, L. Byron 1984 Winner CATHEDRAL, Pantuosco 3-1 against CLASSICAL, Stratton 1985 Winner CLASSICAL, D. Stratton 4-1 against WAHCONAH 1986 Winner AGAWAM, Cowles 2-0 against LUDLOW, Vilaca 1987 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 2-1 Shoot out against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1988 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 1-0 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1989 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1-0 (OT) against CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 1990 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 2-1 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1991 Winner CENTRAL, D. Stratton 2-0 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1992 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 3-0 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1993 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 1-0 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1994 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1-0 against LONGMEADOW, John Pantuosco 1995 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 3-1 against CENTRAL, C. Zguro

7 Western MA Boys Division 1 Soccer Tourney (continued)

1996 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 4-1 against AGAWAM, D. Northrup 1997 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 2-0 against CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 1998 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1-0 (OT) against W. SPRINGFIELD, Thomson 1999 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1-0 against W. SPRINGFIELD, G. Thomson 2000 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1-0 against MINNECHAUG, M. Papuga 2001 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 2-1 against W. SPRINGFIELD, G. Thomson 2002 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 1-0 against MINNECHAUG, J. Ingalls 2003 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 1-0 against MINNECHAUG, J. Ingalls 2004 Winner HOLYOKE, S. Bradley 1-0 (OT) against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 2005 Winner MINNECHAUG, J. Ingalls 3-1 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 2006 Winner CATHEDRAL, J. Pantuosco 1-0 against LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 2007 Winner LUDLOW, T. Goncalves 3-0 against LONGMEADOW, B. Miller 2008 Winner LUDLOW, G. Kolodziey 1-0 against AMHERST, R. Eckart 2009 Winner LUDLOW, G. Kolodziey 2-1 (Pks) against MINNECHAUG, J. Ingells 2010 Winner LUDLOW, G. Kolodziey 2-1 (Pks) against AMHERST, D. Shea. 2011 Winner LUDLOW, G. Kolodziey 4-1 against LONGMEADOW, B. Miller 2012 Winner AMHERST, Rudd 1-0 (Pks) against LUDLOW, G. Kolodziey 2013 Winner W.SPFLD, N. Gumlaw 2-1 against LUDLOW, G. Kolodziey 2014 Winner AMHERST, M. Rudd 1-0 against W.SPFLD., N. Gumlaw 2015 Winner LONGMEADOW, B.Miller 1-0 (Pks) against Agawam, T.Smith 2016 Winner AMHERST, M. Rudd 1-0 (OT) against MINNECHAUG, J. O’Keefe

8 WESTERN MA GIRLS DIVISION 1

1977 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 2-1 against CATHEDRAL, B. Norris 1978 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 3-1 against CHICOPEE, M. Thompson 1979 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 1-0 against CATHEDRAL, B. Norris 1980 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 1-0 (2OT) against MINNECHAUG, J. Deely 1981 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 2-0 against CLASSICAL, C. Zguero 1982 Winner AGAWAM, B. O’Brien 2-1 against CHICOPEE, M. Thompson 1983 Winner W. SPRINGFIELD, R. Walker 2-1 against CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 1984 Winner CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 2-1 against W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 1985 Winner LUDLOW, P. Dalessio 3-2 (OT) against W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 1986 Winner LUDLOW, Dalessio 3-2 against CATHEDRAL, Murray 1987 Winner AGAWAM, O’Brien 4-2 against W. SPRINGFIELD, Coombs 1988 Winner CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 4-0 against AGAWAM, O’Brien

1989 Winner AGAWAM, B. O’Brien 2-0 against W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 1990 Winner CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 2-0 against LUDLOW, P. Dalessio 1991 Winner LUDLOW, P. Dalessio 4-3 against CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 1992 Winner CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 1-0 (2OT) against W. SPRINGFIELD, D. Coombs 1993 Winner CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 3-0 against LUDLOW, J. Richards 1994 Winner CATHEDRAL, M. Murray 3-0 against WESTFIELD, M. Dorunda 1995 Winner WEST SPRINGFIELD, Coombs 1-0 against LUDLOW, J. Calheno 1996 Winner CATHEDRAL, L. Kelly 4-1 against WESTFIELD, P. Lanier 1997 Winner CATHEDRAL, L. Kelly 3-1 against LUDLOW, J. Calheno 1998 Winner CATHEDRAL, L. Kelly 3-0 against WESTFIELD, P. Lanier 1999 Winner LUDLOW, J. Calheno 3-2 against CATHEDRAL, L. Kelly 2000 Winner LUDLOW, J. Calheno 4-1 against MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 2001 Winner AGAWAM, L.Wray-Ramos 2-0 against WESTFIELD, P. Lanier

9 Western MA GIRLS Division 1 (continued)

2002 Winner AGAWAM, L. Wray-Ramos 1-0 against CATHEDRAL, L. Kelly 2003 Winner CATHEDRAL, L. Kelly 2-1 against MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 2004 Winner LONGMEADOW, E. Caprera 1-0 against MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 2005 Winner MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 1-0 against WEST SPRINGFIELD, B. Marti 2006 Winner LUDLOW, K. Johnson 1-0 against LONGMEADOW, E. Caprera 2007 Winner CATHEDRAL, L. Pantuosco 1-0 (OT) against MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 2008 Winner MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 1-0 against CATHEDRAL, L. Pantuosco 2009 Winner MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 3-0 against LUDLOW, K. Johnson 2010 Winner CHICOPEE COMP., N.Carvalho 1-0 (2 OTS) against MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 2011 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, J. Maurer 2-1 (Pks) against MINNECHAUG, N. Goncalves 2012 Winner MINNECHAUG, Goncalves 2-1 (Pks) against PITTSFIELD, Waluszko 2013 Winner MINNECHAUG, N.Goncalves 1-0 against PITTSFIELD, Waluszko 2014 Winner W.SPFLD., B. Marti 4-0 againat CHICOPEE, K. Thibeault 2015 Winner Minnechaug, N. Goncalves 1-0 against Ludlow, K. Marino 2016 Winner WEST SPRINGFIELD, B. Marti 1-0 (Pks) against LUDLOW, K. Marino

Western MA Boys Division 2 1970 Winner QUABBIN, Campbell 1-0 against GRANBY, Niedzwicki 1971 Winner QUABBIN, Campbell 2-1 against SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 1972 Winner EASTHAMPTON, Konieczny 3-1 against MONSON, Brayton 1973 Winner QUABBIN, Turcotte 3-1 against MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, Kinne 1974 Winner MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, Kinne 2-1 against MONSON, Brayton 1975 Winner HAMPSHIRE, M. Dorunda 3-1 against EASTHAMPTON, Konieczny 1976 Winner ST. MARY’S, J. Fonte 5-4 (OT) against HAMPSHIRE, Dorunda 1977 Winner SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 2-1 against HAMPSHIRE, Dorunda 1978 Winner SMITH ACADEMY, D. Jekanoski 3-2 against SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 1979 Winner HOPKINS, J. Madenski 2-1 against SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 1980 Winner SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 3-1 against MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, Kinne 10 Western MA Boys Division 2 (continued) 1981 Winner WAHCONAH, L.Moore 3-0 against SMITH ACADEMY, D. Jekanoaki 1982 Winner MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, Kinne 3-2 against ST. MARY’S, D. Tenero 1983 Winner MONSON, G. Brayton 3-1 against MT. GREYLOCK 1984 Winner WAHCONAH 2-1 against MONSON, Brayton 1985 Winner MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, Kinne 3-1 against SMITH ACADEMY, Kotch 1986 Winner WAHCONAH, Goodrich 3-2 against MT. GREYLOCK, Girard 1987 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, Girard 5-1 against SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 1988 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, E. Farley 2-0 against CHICOPEE, B. Galarneau 1989 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, M. Masters 1-0 against WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 1990 Winner WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 2-0 against EAST LONGMEADOW, J. Coburn 1991 Winner EASTHAMPTON, M. Lapan 1-0 against SOUTHWICK, P. DeMello 1992 Winner SOUTHWICK, P. DeMello 1-0 Shootout against WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 1993 Winner WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 6-0 against SOUTHWICK, P. DeMello 1994 Winner WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 4-1 against Athol , A. Softic 1995 Winner SOUTHWICK, P. DeMello 2-0 against EAST LONGMEADOW, P. Serafino 1996 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, T. Rivet 3-2 (S.O.) against WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 1997 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, T. Rivet 2-1 against MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, M. Powell 1998 Winner SOUTHWICK, P. DeMello 2-1 (S.O.) against EASTHAMPTON, B. Cullen 1999 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, T. Rivet 2-0 against MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, M. Powell 2000 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, T. Rivet 1-0 against MOUNT GREYLOCK, B. Tils 2001 Winner HOOSAC, S. LeBeau 1-0 PKS against MOUNT GREYLOCK, B. Dills 2002 Winner NORTHAMPTON, J. Czelusniak 4-1 against BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 2003 Winner BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 2-0 against WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 2004 Winner BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 1-0 against HAMPSHIRE, O. Moynahan 2005 Winner BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 1-0 against Hampshire, D. Moynahan

11 Western MA Boys Division 2 (continued) 2006 Winner WAHCONAH, J. Kovaca 1-0 againist SOUTHWICK, F. Montagna 2007 Winner HAMPSHIRE, D. Moynahan 1-0 (OT) against MT. GREYLOCK, B. Dills

2008 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, B. Dills 1-0 against SOUTH HADLEY, J. Mercer 2009 Winner PALMER, C. Batista 1-0 against BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida

2010 Winner SOUTHWICK REG., F. Montagna 2-1 (Pks) against BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 2011 Winner BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 1-0 against MT. GREYLOCK, B. Dils 2012 Winner BELCHERTOWN, Almeida 1-0 against MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, Naventi

DIVISION 3 (PREVIOUSLY BOYS DIVISION 2) 2013 Winner BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 2-0 against MT.GREYLOCK, B.Dils 2014 Winner BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida 1-0 (Pks) against MT. GREYLOCK, B. Dils 2015 Winner Frontier, D. Totman 1 - 0 (Pks) against Palmer, J. Remillard 2016 Winner FRONTIER, D. Totman 2-1 against BELCHERTOWN, T. Almeida

Western MA Girls Division 2 Soccer Tourney 1983 Winner NASHOBA REG., R. Steffanids 1-0 against HOPKINS, M. Quinlin 1984 Winner MONUMENT MOUNTAIN 2-1 against MONSON, Kozikowski 1985 Winner HOPKINS, E. Klemyk 1-0 against MT. GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 1986 Winner WAHCONAH, Barry 2-0 against HOLYOKE CATHOLIC, Tudryn 1987 Winner HOLYOKE CATHOLIC, Tudryn 4-0 against MT. GREYLOCK, Chapman 1988 Winner HOOSAC, Kortre 1-0 against MONSON, A. Kozikowski 1989 Winner LEE, S. Maish 1-0 against MONSON, A. Kozikowski 1990 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 2-1 (2 OT) against MONSON, A. Kozikowski 1991 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 2-1 (shootout) against LEE, S. Maish 1992 Winner LEE, S. Maish 3-2 OT against St. Mary’s, P. Romani 1993 Winner LEE, S. Maish 6-2 against EASTHAMPTON 1994 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 2-1(OT) against ST. MARY’S, R. Andre 1995 Winner ST. MARY’S, R. Andre 3-0 against MT. GREYLOCK, K. Chapman

12 Western MA GIRLs Division 2 (continued)

1996 Winner WAHCONAH, B. Powell 1-0 (OT) against EAST LONGMEADOW, G. Goncalves 1997 Winner WAHCONAH, B. Powell 3-2 against EAST LONGMEADOW, G. Goncalves 1998 Winner WAHCONAH, B. Powell 5-0 against MOUNT GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 1999 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, G. Goncalves 1-0 against WAHCONAH, B. Powell 2000 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, G. Goncalves 3-0 against MOUNT GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 2001 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, G. Goncalves 3-1 against WAHCONAH, B. Powell 2002 Winner EAST LONGMEADOW, G. Goncalves 3-0 against HAMPSHIRE, M. Dorunda 2003 Winner BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 2-0 against MT. GREYLOCK, K. Chapman 2004 Winner BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 2-1 against HAMPSHIRE, M. Dorunda 2005 Winner HAMPSHIRE, M. Dorunda 1-0 (OT) against BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 2006 Winner southwick, T. Downie 2-0 against BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 2007 Winner SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND, T. Downie 1-0 (OT) against BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 2008 Winner WAHCONAH, B. Powell 2-0 against MONUMENT MOUNTAIN, S. Flynn 2009 Winner WAHCONAH, J. Kovacs 3-2 (Pks) against BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 2010 Winner BELCHERTON, C. Mogavero 1-0 against MONSON, E. Degnan 2011 Winner BELCHERTOWN, C. Mogavero 4-0 against WAHCONAH, J. Ryan 2012 Winner BELCHERTOWN, Mogavero 4-0 against MONSON, Degnan

GIRLS DIVISION 3 (PREVIOUSLY GIRLS DIVISION 2)

2013 Winner GRANBY, N. Boorman 1-0 against ATHOL, T. Cleveland 2014 Winner WAHCONAH, P. West 1-0 against GRANBY, N. Boorman 2015 Winner GRANBY, J. Boardway 2 - 1 against Southwick, T. Downie 2016 Winner GRANBY, R. Weaver 5-1 against WAHCONAH, P. West

13 Western MA Boys Division 3 Soccer Tourney

1986 Winner SOUTHWICK, Dworchak 2-1 against GATEWAY, Fisk 1987 Winner MONSON, G. Brayton 5-2 against SMITH ACADEMY, Kotch 1988 Winner HAMPSHIRE, Dorunda 4-0 against MONSON, G. Brayton 1989 Winner MONSON, G. Brayton 3-2 against GATEWAY, J. Fisk 1990 Winner GATEWAY, J. Fisk 5-2 against MONSON, G. Brayton 1991 Winner MONSON, G. Brayton 1-0 against SMITH ACADEMY, P. Ostberg 1992 Winner MONSON, G. Brayton 1-0 against St. Joseph’s, F. Marinaro 1993 Winner MONSON, G. Brayton 2-1 against GATEWAY, J. Fisk 1994 Winner HOLYOKE CATHOLIC, J. Carlson 2-1 against MONSON, Brayton, Farquhar 1995 Winner MT. GREYLOCK, Girard 3-0 against MONSON, Farquhar 1996 Winner GATEWAY, J. Fisk 2-1 against MONSON, J. Farquhar 1997 Winner GATEWAY, J. Fisk 1-0 against ST. JOSEPH’S, F. Marinaro 1998 Winner ST. JOSEPH’S, F. Marinaro 1-0 against PIONEER, J. Duncan

1999 Winner ST. JOSEPH'S, F. Marinaro 1-0 against MONSON, J. Farquhar 2000 Winner ST. JOSEPH'S, F. Marinaro 2-0 against MONSON, J. Farquhar 2001 Winner MONSON, F. Higgins 3-1 against SMITH ACADEMY, F. Broxton 2002 Winner GATEWAY, T. Gamble 1-0 (OT) against HOPKINS, J. Campbell 2003 Winner HOPKINS, M. Duseau 1-0 against EASTHAMPTON, B. Cullen 2004 Winner SMITH ACADEMY, B. Brown 1-0 (2OT) against ST. JOSEPH-CENTRAL, L. Pannesco 2005 Winner LENOX, J. Benson 2-0 against EASTHAMPTON, B. Cullen 2006 Winner MONSON, M. Lund 1-0 against GATEWAY, T. Gamble 2007 Winner EASTHAMPTON, B. Cullen 1-0 against LENOX, J. Benson 2008 Winner MONSON, M. Lund 2-0 against LENOX, J. Benson 2009 Winner LENOX, J. Benson 3-0 against GATEWAY, C. Gamble 2010 Winner LENOX, S. Chadwick 1-0 (Pks) against GATEWAY, C. Gamble 2011 Winner LENOX, S. Chadwick 2-1 against GRANBY, N. Boorman 2012 Winner HOPKINS, Campbell 3-1 against SMITH ACADEMY, Duncan 14 BOYS DIVISION 4 (PREVIOUSLY BOYS DIVISION 3) 2013 Winner HOPKINS, J. Campbell 1-0 against MONSON, M. Lund 2014 Winner MONSON, M. Rouette 2-0 against HOPKINS, J. Campbell 2015 Winner Monson, M. Rouette 4-1 against Lenox, D. Pugh 2016 Winner MONSON, B. Brown 1-0 (Pks) against LENOX, C. Bermudez

Western MA Girls Division 3 Soccer Tourney 1996 Winner ST. MARY’S, R. Andre 2-1 against LEE, D. Bruce 1997 Winner ST. MARY’S, R. Andre 4-3 against LEE, D. Bruce 1998 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 1-0 (S.O.) against HAMPSHIRE, M. Dorunda 1999 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 2-0 against MONSON, A. Kozikowski 2000 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 2-1 against Hampshire, M. Dorunda 2001 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 1-0 against FRONTIER, T. Pereira 2002 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 2-0 against ST. JOSEPH, M. Brazeau 2003 Winner LENOX, J. Ross 1-0 against GATEWAY, S. Estelle 2004 Winner GRANBY, M. Beck 1-0 against HOPKINS, B. Mahoney 2005 Winner LENOX, J . Ross 2-0 against MONSON, E. Degnan 2006 Winner LEE, A. Reilly 1-0 against Granby, D. Brodeur 2007 Winner LEE, A. Reilly 2-0 against LENOX, P. Connor 2008 Winner MONSON, E. Degnan 5-3 against SABIS, M. Smith 2009 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 1-0 against GRANBY, N. Pereira 2010 Winner GATEWAY, S. Estelle 1-0 (Pks) against GRANBY, N. Pereira 2011 Winner LENOX, M. Cote 1-0 against Granby, n. Boorman 2012 Winner LENOX, Cote 2-0 against Gateway, Estelle

GIRLS DIVISION 4 (PREVIOUSLY GIRLS DIVISION 3) 2013 Winner MONSON, E.Degnan 1-0 against GATEWAY, S. Estelle 2014 Winner MONSON, E. Degnan 2-0 against GATEWAY, S. Estelle 2015 Winner Monson, E. Degnan 5-1 against Lenox, K. Zinchuk 2016 Winner MONSON, E. Degnan 3-2 (Pks) against GATEWAY, S. Estelle 15 Sportsmanship “One man practicing good sportsmanship is far better than 50 oth- ers preaching it” -Knute Rockne

“The Massachusetts high school soccer community - school ad- ministrators, coaches, players, game officials and the MIAA State Soccer Committee - has worked diligently over the past decade to improve the quality of interscholastic soccer, with a strong empha- sis on sportsmanship. Through a unified effort and with a balance of educational programs and strict accountability measures, the goal has been to significantly reduce the negative behaviors exhib- ited by some soccer players, coaches, and spectators.” “The mission of the MIAA is to enrich the educational experience of student-athletes by providing leadership and support for the conduct of interscholastic athletics.” AND ...”The MIAA is commit- ted to encouraging and promoting the high ideals of sportsmanship, integrity and ethics at all levels of interscholastic competition,” AND “The MIAA has a mission to promote a culture of fairness, respect, responsibility, and civility in sports and to foster initiatives which encourage positive attitudes and behaviors in athletes, coaches, officials, parents, and spectators of all ages in Massachusetts.”

What Is Sportsmanship? • Sportsmanship is a demonstration of generosity and genuine concern for others. It is a concrete measure of the understanding and commitment to fair play, ethical behavior and integrity. • Sportsmanship is a blending of cheers for “your team” and applause for the “opponents,” observing the letter and spirit of the rules, and showing consideration for others. • S p o r t s m a n s h i p i s t h e “ g o l d e n r u l e ” o f a t h l e t i c s - t r e a t i n g o t h e r s as you wish to be treated. • Sportsmanship is respect - respect for others and one’s self. • Sportsmanship is all this and much more. • For a coach, sportsmanship might be accepting a “questionable” call without protest. • For a student-athlete, it may be extending a helping hand to an opponent who is down. • For a spectator, it might be cheering for his team when it loses, and applauding the opponent when it wins. • For an official, it may be showing restraint when verbally assaulted by coaches, athletes and spectators. • S p o r t s m a n s h i p e n c o m p a s s e s a l l t h a t w h i c h i s g o o d h u m a n nature. • Sportsmanship is citizenship in action.

The PVSOA has been promoting and recognizing sportsmanship since 1971 with the Bruno Rumpal Award and later expanding it to the other Divisions. As we continue to make significant progress in the area of sportsmanship, the coaches and parents play an important part in this progression. However, it is the student-athletes upon whom the ultimate responsibility lies and they should be recognized and praised for their continued efforts in this important aspect of our sport.

We have made some minor adjustments to our awards. The Bruno Rumpal is now for the Boys “Large Schools” Division; the Bob McIntyre is for the Girls “Large Schools”; the Carl Erickson is for the Boys “Small Schools”; and the John Kurty/ Benny Santos is for the Girls “Small Schools” Divisions.

16 Bruno Rumpal Sportsmanship Award (Boys) This Award is given in honor of Bruno Rumpal who was a mem- ber of the PVSOA from 1950 to the time of his death in 1970. He served as President of the PVSOA from 1954 to 1956.

Year School Coach 1971 MINNECHAUG Andy Whalen 1972 LUDLOW Ray Yando 1973 CATHEDRAL Lee Kenworthy 1974 CLASSICAL Dave Stratton 1975 HOLYOKE Claude Morin 1976 WESTFIELD Lance Byron 1977 WESTFIELD VOKE Ralph Benjamin 1978 MONSON Gerry Brayton 1979 EAST LONGMEADOW John Coburn 1980 MINNECHAUG Andy Whalen 1981 SOUTHWICK Bob Dvorchak 1982 ST. MARY’S Dan Tenero 1983 WESTFIELD VOKE Ralph Benjamin 1984 HOLYOKE Claude Morin 1985 LONGMEADOW Ron Morrissette 1986 MINNECHAUG Andy Whalen 1987 Dean Voke 1988 SOUTHWICK Bob Dvorchak 1989 PATHFINDER REG VOC TECH Richard Stinnett 1990 PUTNAM VOKE Dick Stoddard 1991 PALMER Dave Braskie 1992 ST. MARY’S Jim Casey 1993 SOUTHWICK Peter DeMello 1994 AGAWAM Dwight Northrup 1995 CENTRAL Chris Zguro 1996 DEAN VOCATIONAL Dave Girouard 1997 PALMER Dave Braskie 1998 SOUTHWICK Peter DeMello 1999 EAST LONGMEADOW Tom Rivet 2000 MONSON James Farquhar 2001 PATHFINDER REG VOC TECH Bob Goodrich 2002 MINNECHAUG John Ingalls 2003 COMMERCE Eileen Carroll 2004 WESTFIELD Greg Strycharz 2005 SCI-TECH Pete Roche 2006 MINNECHAUG John Ingalls 2007 LONGMEADOW Brad Miller Large Schools 2008 MINNECHAUG John Ingalls 2009 LONGMEADOW Brad Miller 2010 PUTNAM VOC./TECH Marcos Ramirez 2011 SCI-TECH Robert Murphy 2012 LUDLOW Greg Kolodziey 2013 CHICOPEE Tom Rivet 2014 LONGMEADOW Brad Miller 2015 CHICOPEE Tom Rivet 2016 HOLYOKE H.S. Scott Stevenson

Bill Kolodziey Sportsmanship Award (boys Division 2 Past Awards )

This award, established in 2004, is given in honor of Bill Kolodziey, a long time member of the PVSOA, past president, past two-time Jimmie Downie Award winner, past Larry Briggs winner and current PVIAC Commissioner.

Year School Coach 2004 COMMERCE Eileen Lynch Carroll 2005 PALMER Carlos Batista 2006 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND Frank Montagna 2007 PALMER Carlos Batista

17 Carl Erickson Sportsmanship Award (boys)

This award, established in 2004, is given in honor of Carl Erickson, a member of the PVSOA since 1956, past Larry Briggs winner ('77), past player - an official who helped shape officiating to its present high standard. Year School Coach 2004 MONSON Michael Lund 2005 WESTFIELD VOC-TECH Chris Rogers 2006 MONSON Michael Lund 2007 Pathfinder Reg Voc TECH Matt Rickson Small Schools 2008 Pathfinder Reg Voc TECH Matt Rickson 2009 COMMERCE Brian Duffey 2010 PALMER Carlos Batista 2011 MONSON Mike Lund 2012 MONSON Mike Lund 2013 HOLYOKE CATHOLIC Tom Stelzer 2014 WESTFIELD VOC-TECH Kyle Dulude 2015 Sabis Craig Constantinos 2016 WESTFIELD TECH ACADEMY Kyle Dulude

Bob McIntyre Sportsmanship Award (Girls) This award is given in honor of Bob McIntyre, a charter member of the PVSOA who played professional and semi-pro soccer. Year School Coach 1979 CHICOPEE Mike Thompson 1980 CHICOPEE Mike Thompson 1981 MINNECHAUG J. Deeley EAST LONGMEADOW S. Bernatowicz 1982 LONGMEADOW Mike McCarthyh 1983 CLASSICAL Chris Zguro 1984 MINNECHAUG Jay Deeley 1985 PUTNAM Brian Norris 1986 COMMERCE Gerry Wroblewski 1987 ST. MARY’S 1988 East Longmeadow Palmer 1989 LONGMEADOW Mike McCarthy 1990 CHICOPEE William Howe 1991 HOLYOKE Lester Zyla 1992 AGAWAM Bill O’Brien 1993 HOLYOKE CATHOLIC Margaret Morin 1994 WESTFIELD M. Dorunda 1995 MINNECHAUG Nundi Goncalves 1996 CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE Jim Mercer 1997 Ludlow J. Calheno 1998 Monson A. Kozikowski 1999 Chicopee Comprehensive Julie Pavoni 2000 WEST SPRINGFIELD John Franco 2001 MONSON Andy Kozikowski 2002 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND Todd Downie 2003 WESTFIELD Phil Lanier 2004 LONGMEADOW Erin Cuprara 2005 HOLYOKE Kevin Roberts 2006 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Lori Harper 2007 HOLYOKE Kevin Roberts

Large Schools 2008 MinnEchaug Nundi Goncalves 2009 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Matt Dowd 2010 WEST SPRINGFIELD Brenda Marti 2011 COMMERCE Brian Murphy 2012 LONGMEADOW Erin Capotosto 2013 AGAWAM Laura Wray-Ramos 2014 WESTFIELD Keith Saltmarsh 2015 EAST LONGMEADOW Jenny Maurer - Serifino 2016 AGAWAM H.S. Laura Wray-Ramos

18 John Kurty/Benny Santos Sportsmanship Award (Girls Small Schools) Year School Coach 2008 MonsoN Eric Degnan 2009 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND REGIONAL Todd Downie 2010 PATHFINDER REG VOC TECH Kevin Lynch 2011 SABIS INTERNATIONAL CHARTER Matt Smith 2012 WESTFIELD VOC Maddy Mangini 2013 MONSON Eric Degnan 2014 HOLYOKE CATHOLIC Mallary Blair 2015 MONSON Eric Degnan 2016 MONSON Eric Degnan

19 Benny santos Sportsmanship Award (girls - Past Awards) This award, established in 2004, is given in honor of Benny Santos, a member of the PVSOA since 1959, past president, past Jimmie Downie winner and past Larry Briggs winner.

Year School Coach 2004 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND Todd Downie 2005 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND Todd Downie 2006 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND Todd Downie 2007 SOUTHWICK-TOLLAND Todd Downie

John Kurty Sportsmanship Award (Girls division 3 - Past Awards) This award, established in 2004, is given in honor of John Kurty, a member of PVSOA since 1952, past president, past Larry Briggs win- ner, and past high school and college coach.

Year School Coach 2004 SABIS Matt Smith 2005 MONSON Eric Degnan 2006 MONSON Eric Degnan 2007 MONSON Eric Degnan

Most Valuable Player In sports, a “Most Valuable Player (MVP)” award is an honor typi- cally bestowed upon the best performing player or players on a specific team, in an entire League, or for a particular contest or series of contest. Initially used in professional sports, the term is now also commonly used in amateur sports, as well as in other completely unrelated fields of endeavor such as business and music awards.

The term “Most Valuable Player” is most often used in the United States. In many sports, some MVP awards are presented just for a specific game or match, while others are awarded based on an entire season or year.

The PVSOA began recognizing players back in 1965 with the first award named after George E. Russell. It has since expanded to the other five named hereafter. Take a look at each award and see how many names of past recipients you recognize. The Pioneer Valley area can be very proud of these recognized athletes and the many more not named here. Their selection is based on the entire season, which includes any tournament games they participate in.

George E. Russell Award (Boys Division 1) This award is given in memory of the former principal of Ludlow High School who served on the Western Mass. Soccer Tournament Committee for many years and was also responsible for the organization of the State Soccer Tournament as we know it today.

1965 BOB DUARTE, Ludlow H.S. (Kurty) 1966 BILL BONAVITA, Tech H.S. (Burns) 1967 TONY GONCALVES, Ludlow H.S. (Yando) 1968 JACK VILACA, Ludlow H.S. (Yando) 1969 TOM NADEAU, Chicopee H.S. (Churchill) 1970 MIKE VINCENT, Chicopee H.S. (Churchill) 1971 FRED PEREIRA, Ludlow H.S. (Yando) 1972 JIM BERG, Cathedral H.S. (Kenworthy) 1973 BOB GALARNEAU, Chicopee (Matuszczak) 1974 DON CONKLIN, W. Side H.S. (Thomson) 1975 DAVE DOUGLAS, W. Side H.S. (Thomson)

20 1976 ALEX ALVES, Ludlow H.S. (Goncalves) 1977 DENNIS O’CONNOR, W. Side H.S. (Thomson) 1978 MIKE FLORENTINO, Cathedral H.S. (Pantuosco) 1979 JOHN GONCALVES, Ludlow H.S. (Goncalves) 1980 ARTIE PODGORSKI, Cathedral H.S. (Pantuosco) 1981 MICHAEL SCANLON, East Longmeadow (Smith) 1982 BRIAN HARLOW, DAVID KULIK W. Side H.S. (Thomson) 1983 BRIAN CANDON, Chicopee (Whalley) 1984 JOE LESSARD, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1985 DARRYL ZANARDI, DAVE SERAFINO Classical H.S. (Stratton) 1986 FRANK EVANGELISTA, Agawam (Cowles) 1987 JAMIE PUNIS, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1988 JAMIE CHRISTIAN, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1989 DINIS JABLONSKI, Ludlow (Goncalves) 1990 RYAN O’KEEFE, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1991 MIKE HERCHUCK, Central (Stratton) 1992 CORY ROMBOLETTI, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1993 TIM CHRISTIAN, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1994 DAN PIRES, Ludlow (Goncalves) 1995 EDDIE PIRES, RICH HUFF, Ludlow (Goncalves) 1996 MIKE DIAS, RYAN KELLY, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 1997 ALEX CARVALHO, Ludlow (Goncalves) 1998 JAY WILLIS, Ludlow (Goncalves) 1999 JON WITOWSKI, Ludlow (Goncalves) 2000 STEVE JORGE, Ludlow (Goncalves) 2001 MATT SULLIVAN, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 2002 JAMES THORPE, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 2003 JESSE PEREIRA, Ludlow (Goncalves) 2004 DAVID ZIEJA, Holyoke (Bradley) 2005 CHRIS WESTLUND, Minnechaug (Ingalls) 2006 MATT STEBBINS, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 2007 KYLE BOROWIEC, Ludlow (Goncalves) 2008 Derek Simpson, Ludlow (Kolodziey) 2009 BRIAN BOROWIEC, Ludlow (Kolodziey) 2010 CHRIS PEREIRA, Ludlow (Kolodziey) 2011 NICK ZUCCO, Ludlow (Kolodziey) 2012 CURTIS PEREIRA, Ludlow (Kolodziey) 2013 ALEX KRAVER, West Springfield (Gumlaw) 2014 MIKE ORLANDO, West Springfield (Gumlaw) 2015 MAX ROBBINS, Longmeadow H.S. (Miller) 2016 MIKE RITA, Minnechaug Reg. H.S. (O’Keefe)

John Kalloch AWARD (Girls Division 1) This award is presented in honor of John Kalloch, a charter mem- ber of the PVSOA who served as president of the PVSOA and the New England Intercollegiate Soccer Officials Assoc. 1977 PATTI MATTOON, W. Side H.S. (Coombs) 1978 MARY FITZGERALD, W. Side H.S. (Coombs) 1979 KATHY DOWD, W. Side H.S. (Coombs) 1980 KELLY HUTCHEONS, W. Side H.S. (Coombs) 1981 MARY LACHAPELLE, W. Side H.S. (Coombs) 1982 DEBBIE DALTON, Agawam (O’Brien) 1983 JILL ROGALSKI, W. Side H.S. (Walker) 1984 LISA RUSSELL, Cathedral (Murray) 1985 PATTI ANN SKOWRONEK, Ludlow (Dalessio) 1986 PAM SOCHA, Ludlow (Dalessio) 1987 KELLY SULLIVAN, Agawam (O’Brien) 1988 DAI CAMEROTA, Cathedral (Murray) 1989 CATHY SCAGGS, Agawam (O’Brien) 1990 KATIE McMAHAN, Cathedral (Murray) 1991 STEPHANIE CHUMURA, Ludlow (Dalessio) 1992 CAREN JOHNSTON, Cathedral (Murray) 1993 PORTEA NORMAN, Cathedral (Murray) 1994 CAREN JOHNSTON, Cathedral (Murray) 1995 KRISTA DICARLO, MAURA CLUNE, W. Side H.S. (Coombs) 1996 GINA PANTUOSCO, Cathedral (L. Kelly) 21 1997 MARY McVEIGH, Cathedral (L. Kelly) 1998 MARY McVEIGH, Cathedral (L. Kelly) 1999 ELIZABETH DYJAK, Ludlow (J. Calheno) 2000 ELIZABETH DYJAK, Ludlow (J. Calheno) 2001 AMANDA BLAIR, Agawam (Wray-Ramos) 2002 MEGAN GLOSTER, Agawam (Wray-Ramos) 2003 JOANNE GERMANO, Cathedral (L. Kelly) 2004 JENNA ROSS, Longmeadow (E. Cuprara) 2005 KIRSTEN RENE, Minnechaug (N. Goncalves) 2006 CATHERINE PANGIARELLA, Ludlow (Johnson) 2007 ALIE FITZSIMMONS, Cathedral (Pantuosco) 2008 Sarah Brochu, Minnechaug (Goncalves) 2009 SARAH BROCHU, Minnechaug (Goncalves) 2010 ALYSSA WERBICKI, Chicopee Comp. (Carvalho) 2011 ALYSSA BALBONI, East Longmeadow (Maurer) 2012 RENE HAMEL, Minnechaug (Goncalves) 2013 RENE HAMEL, Minnechaug (Goncalves) 2014 KATHRYN O’BRIEN, W.Spfld. (Marti) 2015 MOLLY SERRA , Minnechaug (Goncalves) 2016 JAIMEE O’BRIEN, West Springfield H.S. (Marti)

Henry O. Holley Award (Boys Division 2) This award is presented in honor of Henry O. Holley who was principal of Monson High School for more than 35 years and was an early supporter of Western Mass. Soccer. 1972 MARK LAPAN, Easthampton (Konieczny) 1973 TOM MANSFIELD, Quabbin (Turcotte) 1974 JE KAYE, Mon. Mtn. (Kinne) 1975 MIKE BRAMAN, Hampshire (Dorunda) 1976 TOM SICO, St. Mary’s (Fonte) 1977 STEW MOUNTAIN, Southwick (Dworchak) 1978 JIM SHEEHAN, Smith Academy (Jekanoski) 1979 JIM KELLEY, Hopkins Academy (J. Madenski) 1980 STEVE NEILSON, Southwick (Dworchak) 1981 JON KING, Wahconah (L. Moore) 1982 KEVIN KINNE, Mon. Mt. (Kinne) 1983 MONSON HIGH SOCCER TEAM (Brayton) 1984 CHIP MOORE and MARK HALEY, Wahconah (Goodrich) 1985 JOE BAZONSKI, Mon. Mt. (Kinne) 1986 ERIK SCHNOPP, Wahconah (Goodrich) 1987 SCOTT WILEY, Mt. Greylock (Girard) 1988 Tony Claudino, Chicopee (Galarneau) 1989 No winner 1990 JAMES PASCHETTO, East Longmeadow (Coburn) 1991 DOUGLAS STEVENS, Southwick (DeMello) 1992 MATTHEW RAMAH, Southwick (DeMello) 1993 MATT FERRIGNO, Southwick (DeMello) 1994 No award 1995 BRYAN STEVENS, Southwick (DeMello) 1996 CHRIS CONWAY, BILL YORNS, East Longmeadow (Rivet) 1997 VINNY CARANNANTE, East Longmeadow (Rivet) 1998 MATT LITTLEFIELD, CHRIS WHALLEY, Southwick (Demello) 1999 DAMIEN LaCHAPELLE, East Longmeadow (Rivet) 2000 SCOTT CRAVEN, East Longmeadow (Rivet) 2001 No award 2002 No award 2003 No award 2004 BRADLEY BROWN, Commerce (Lynch-Carroll) 2005 No award 2006 Gavin Molta, Southwick-Tolland (Montagna) 2007 KYLE YELIN, Southwick-Tolland (Montagna) 22 2008 Jonathan Remillard, Palmer (Batista) 2009 TIM LYNCH, Palmer (Batista) 2010 J.T. MARTEL, Southwick-Tolland Regional (Montagna) 2011 DENNIS VACON, Monson (Lund) 2012 MICK ROUETTE, Monson (Lund)

(BOYS DIVISION 3) 2013 TROY REMILLARD, Palmer (Batista) 2014 JOHN COLLINS, Southwick (Montagna) 2015 MATT REMILLARD, Palmer (J.Remillard) 2016 RYAN LECLAIR, Southwick Reg. H.S. (DeMello)

Robert C. Smith Award (Girls Division 2) This award is presented in honor of Bob Smith, member of the PVSOA who was an active official from 1954 to 1974 and served as president from 1960 to 1962. 1983 LISA GUERRIN, Hopkins (Quinlin) 1984 CHRIS COONS, Monument Mt. KAY SACHS, Monument Mt. 1985 BARBARA NEVIN, Hopkins Academy (Klemyk) 1986 MARY LANGENDORF, KATE MORRISON, HEATHER CHAVARRY, Wahconah (Barry) 1987 KAREN MATEWSIWYCZ, Holyoke Catholic (Tudryn) 1988 Becky Tassinari, Monson (Kozikowski) 1989 SHANNON MANNING, Monson (Kozikowski) 1990 CARRIE BEAUPRE, Monson (Kozikowski) 1991 No award 1992 KRISTEN MOULTON, St. Mary’s (Andre) 1993 No award 1994 KATE WEBB, St. Mary’s (Andre) 1995 MICHELLE MAJESKI, St. Mary’s (Andre) 1996 No Award 1997 NOREEN DRENTHE, East Longmeadow (Goncalves) 1998 No award 1999 ERIN DUFFY, East Longmeadow (Goncalves) 2000 ERIN DUFFY, East Longmeadow (Goncalves) 2001 JEN MAURER, East Longmeadow (Goncalves) 2002 CAITLIN D'AMARIO, East Longmeadow (Goncalves) 2003 No award 2004 CAITY CORBIN, Palmer (Marciano) 2005 LAUREN WUNDT, Southwick-Tolland (Downie) 2006 LAURIN pendleton, Southwick-Tolland (Downie) 2007 LAURIN PENDLETON, Southwick-Tolland (Downie) 2008 Ashlee Wansick, Palmer (Marciano) 2009 MERISSIA PHIPPS, Monson (Degnan) 2010 BROOKE MURPHY, Monson (Degnan) 2011 MARISSA RODRIGUEZ, Sabis (Smith) 2012 BROOKE MURPHY, Monson (Degnan)

(GIRLS DIVISION 3) 2013 LINDSAY FERREIRA, Sabis (Smith) 2014 STEFANIA FALVO, Sabis (Smith) 2015 LYDIA KINSMAN, Soutwick Regional (Downie) 2016 LYDIA KINSMAN, Southwick Regional (Downie)

23 Dave Grieve Award (Boys Division 3) This award is presented in honor of Dave Grieve, former commissioner of the P.V.I.A.C., past President of PVSOA, New England Intercollegiate Soccer Officials and the National Intercollegiate Soccer Officials. 1986 STEPHEN PHILLIPS, Southwick (Dworchak) 1987 JAMES BAILEY, Monson (Brayton) 1988 NELSON ROUETTE, Monson (Brayton) 1989 JAMIE GUSTAFSON, Monson (Brayton) 1990 JOHN WOLOSCHUCK, Monson (Brayton) 1991 JEREMY BAILEY, Monson (Brayton) 1992 PETER BEAUPRE, Monson (Brayton) 1993 PETER BEAUPRE, Monson (Brayton) 1994 JOSH BROUILLARD, Holyoke Catholic (Carlson) 1995 GREG HARRIS, Monson (Farquhar) 1996 No Award 1997 No Award 1998 No Award 1999 KEVIN BROWN, Monson (Farquhar) 2000 Chris Slozak, Monson (Farquhar) 2001 ROB CHAREST, Monson (Higgins) 2002 No Award 2003 No Award 2004 ALLAN RUELL, Pathfinder (Goodrich) 2005 MICHAEL ALLARD, Monson (Lund) 2006 RYAN MURPHY, Monson (Lund) 2007 AUSTIN SANTOLINI, PVCS (Porter) 2008 Billy Lund, Monson (Lund) 2009 JOHN SMOLEN, Westfield Voc-Tech (Larabee) 2010 JOSH SIKORSKI, Path Reg Voc/Tech (Wilson) 2011 TREVOR LEWICKI, Holyoke Catholic (Lafond) 2012 ADAM GUILBERT, Westfield Voc (Dulude)

(BOYS DIVISION 4) 2013 NICK LOBIK, Monson (Lund) 2014 BOBBY PAYNE, Monson (Rouette) 2015 CONNOR HICKS, Monson (Rouette) 2016 NOAH MALO, Monson (Brown)

24 Stan Bernatowicz AWARD (Girls Division 3)

This award is presented in honor of Stan Bernatowicz, a Life Member of both The National Intercollegiate Soccer Officials Associa- tion and The Pioneer Valley Soccer Officials Association.

1996 MOLLY BURKE, St. Mary’s (R. Andre) 1997 ANDREA STEVENSON, St. Mary’s (R. Andre) 1998 No Award 1999 KELLY DELONG, Monson (Kozikowski) 2000 No Award 2001 No Award 2002 No Award 2003 No Award 2004 STARLEEN CASH, Sabis (Smith) 2005 MARY ZURAWKA, Monson (Degnan) 2006 SAMANTHA STRONG, Monson (Degnan) 2007 MADISON PELLEGRINO, Sabis (Smith) 2008 Hanna Strong, Monson (Degnan) 2009 KELSEY BENOIT, Westfield Voc-Tech (Dulude) 2010 AMANDA CYR, Westfield Voc-Tech (Dulude) 2011 EMILY BROWN, St. Mary’s (Almeida) 2012 BELLA BUTLER, St. Mary’s (Almeida)

(GIRLS DIVISION 4) 2013 BROOKE MURPHY, Monson (Degnan) 2014 MIKAYLA ROUETTE, Monson (Degnan) 2015 MEGAN MCGUILL, Monson (Degnan) 2016 BRYANNA MURPHY, Monson (Degnan)

25 Jimmie Downie Award This award is presented in honor of Jim Downie, a charter member of the PVSOA and its first president.

The recipient of this award is an official who has put a tremendous amount of energy into becoming the “best”. They maintain integ- rity, neutrality, respect, sensitivity, professionalism, discretion and tactfulness. They master both the rules of the game and mechan- ics necessary to enforce the rules, and shall exercise authority in an impartial, firm and controlled manner. 1976 JIMMIE DOWNIE 1977 BILL KOLODZIEY 1978 TED SMITH 1979 BEN SANTOS 1980 DON FERRIS 1981 NORM PROULX - AL JACKSON 1982 DAVID SHEA 1983 BOB LAWLESS 1984 PAUL BOGAN 1985 JOHN BUDYNKIEWICZ 1986 DAN ZANARDI 1987 JOHN COBURN 1988 BILL KOLODZIEY 1989 RON CONSTANTINO 1990 JAMES ZIEMBA 1991 JAMES DUGGAN 1992 MAUREEN PARKER 1993 JACK GAUTHIER 1994 ALEX GONCALVES 1995 MIKE FERRARINI 1996 TONY PIO 1997 FRED PEREIRA 1998 STEVE PAGE 1999 BOB AYERS 2000 ED SHEA 2001 LAURINDO COSTA 2002 ED JAKUS 2003 TONY MARTINS 2004 BOB DESMARAIS 2005 JEFF ROUSEAU 2006 STEVE JAKUS 2007 DAVID DELBUONO 2008 DIANNA KOLODZIEY 2009 LOWELL “NED” HARLOW 2010 DAVID GIROUARD 2011 DAN HAMEL 2012 TONY LEONE 2013 AL DOMAINGUE 2014 REID SAVOIE 2015 BOGUSLAW KOPEC 2016 MARC DAWSON

Paul Bogan Service AWARD This award, established in 2004, is presented in honor of Paul Bogan, a member of PVSOA, past Jimmie Downie winner, past Larry Briggs win- ner, past President, Interpreter and Athletic Director. It is presented "for service and dedication to the Pioneer Valley Soccer Officials Association."

2004 MICHAEL FERRARINI 2005 JAMES DUGGAN 2006 JAMES ZIEMBA 2007 DAVID PETRASKE 2008 CHARLES MONNIER 2009 BOB DESMARAIS 2010 TONY LEONE 2011 HRISTO TRAJKOVSKI 2012 REID SAVOIE 2013 PETER BARNETT 2014 MAUREEN PARKER 2015 MIKE SIANO 2016 AL DOMAINGUE

26 Letters of Commendation Beginning in 1979, the PVSOA began recognizing individuals w h o h a v e m a d e s i g n i fi c a n t c o n t r i b u t i o n s t o t h e g a m e o f s o c c e r within their community.

1979 George Morrow, Monson Norm Supreneau, Springfield Walter Gay, Chicopee Marse Silva, Ludlow Lewis Howarth, East Longmeadow 1980 Dr. William Cummings, West Springfield Donald Howe, Chicopee Otto Essig, Westfield Wilbur Jenkins, Hampden 1981 Ken Chapin, Springfield Ed Collings, Springfield Richard Konieczny, Easthampton Ken Mattoon, West Springfield Dr. Charles Reddington, Springfield 1982 Bob Piteo, Springfield Allen T. Wright, West Springfield Joe Montegna, Northampton 1983 Ernie Burtt, West Springfield Mike Kober, Wilbraham Ted Smith, West Springfield 1984 Reno Casagrande, Ludlow James Young, West Springfield Joe Lessard, Sixteen Acres Matt Revetto, Westfield 1985 Robert McIntyre Jr., Chicopee Paul Whalley, Chicopee John McKay, Ludlow 1986 James Moccio, Westfield Brian Edgerly, Longmeadow Antonio Dias, Ludlow 1987 Richard Stone, Springfield Gary Forney, West Springfield 1988 John Ziemba Sr., Chicopee Jack Fonte Sr., Ludlow 1989 Forrest Norris, Wilbraham Morton Stein, Springfield 1990 Robert MacIntosh, Springfield Hank Folvi, Wilbraham Robert Smith, Springfield 1991 Al Streeter, Hampden Jack Vilaca, Ludlow 1992 Al Obernessar, East Longmeadow Chip Salvador, Ludlow Alfred Allen, Chicopee 1993 Ron Constantino, Belchertown Mike Dorunda, Westfield 1994 Jim Richards, Ludlow Bill O’Brien, Agawam James Johnstone, Westfield 1995 Joseph Girard, Brookside 1996 Art Serra, Ludlow Elliot Stratton, Springfield 1997 Vic Zwirko, Holyoke 1998 Carol Gebo, Youth Soccer 27 Letters of Commendation (continued)

1999 Dave Braskie, Palmer Youth Soccer 2000 Harry Labadorf, Wilbraham 2001 Joseph Dias Jr., Ludlow Walter Willard Jr., Agawam Mike Fuss, Wilbraham Bob McCullum, Wilbraham 2002 Emmet Morrill, Westfield John Santos, Ludlow 2003 Bill Wells, Springfield Newspapers Celso Correia, Ludlow 2004 Lester Zyla, Holyoke Louis Teixera, Youth Soccer, PVJSL Michael Rouette, Youth Soccer, Monson 2005 Reid Savoie, Wilbraham Al Keinath, Wilbraham Joanne Teixera, Youth Soccer, PVJSL 2006 Gail Stasky, Otis Peter Trajkovski, West Springfield 2007 Robert Gauthier, Monterey, MA, BCSOA Greg Kolodziey, Ludlow

2008 Peter DeMello, Williston-Northampton 2009 Pam & John Arbour, Monson John Ingalls, Wilbraham

Chris Zguro, Springfield

2010 Robert Sartwell, Wilbraham

2011 Charlie Monnier, Westfield 2012 Randy Piteo, Steve Athas & Debbie Larose-Spfld. Youth Soccer Jim Whipple-Whip’s Sporting Goods Jeff Thomas-Springfield Newspapers

2013 Lillian Batista, Ludlow LAF Dennis Fernandes, Ludlow LAF 2014 Patti Petraske Stew Mountain, W.Side

2015 John Franco, W.Side, Agawam Dan Chagnon, Chicopee

2016 Tony Kibler, Chicopee Bill Maggi, Springfield

28 Larry E. Briggs Award Larry E. Briggs award is given annually by the Pioneer Valley Soccer Officials Association to the person who exemplifies the high standards and contributions to soccer over a long period of time that Larry Briggs stood for. 1947 James Downie, Official 1948 Edgar Fielding, West Springfield Coach 1949 Robert Moriarty, Monson H.S. Coach 1950 James Mackie, Soccer Columnist 1951 John Millane, Ludlow H.S. Principal 1952 John Kalloch, Technical Coach, Official 1953 No Award 1954 Robert McIntyre, Official, Holyoke Coach 1955 Henry Holley, Monson H.S. Principal 1956 No Award 1957 Bruno Rumpal, Commerce Coach, Official 1958 Howell Thayer, Easthampton Principal 1959 Kenneth Chapin, Official 1960 Bartlett Boyden, Deerfield Coach, N.E. Observer 1961 Ted Smith, W. Side Coach, Official 1962 John Kurty, Ludlow Coach, Official 1963 Art Williams, Deerfield Coach, Official 1964 Ralph Carleton, Jr., Official, N.E. Observer 1965 Allyn Stillman, Medford Coach, Official 1966 Brad McGrath, Smith Coach, Official 1967 Harold Wyman, Mt. Hermon Coach 1968 Phil Shaw, Wilbraham Acad. Coach 1969 Don Vaughan, Classical Coach 1970 Dave Grieve, Official, N.E. Observer 1971 William McLean, Official 1972 Irv Schmid, Springfield College Coach 1973 Bob Churchill, Chicopee Coach 1974 Bob Smith, Official, Coach 1975 Stan Bernatowicz, E. Longmeadow Coach, Official 1976 Paul Bourdeau, N.E. Interpreter, Official 1977 Carl Erickson, Official 1978 Claude Morin, Holyoke Coach 1979 Paul Sanderson, Suffield Academy 1980 Fernando (Nundy) Batista, Youth Soccer 1981 Angelo Teixera, Coach, Official, Principal 1982 Howie Burns, Tech. Coach 1983 Ben Santos, Official 1984 Ralph Benjamin, Westfield Voke Coach and A.D. 1985 No Award 1986 Larry Nascimento, Youth Soccer 1987 Paul Bogan, Interpreter, Official, A.D. 1988 Joe Marone, UConn Coach 1989 Dave Socha, Official 1990 William Kolodziey, Official 1991 Tony Goncalves, Coach 1992 George Thomson, Coach 1993 Lee Kenworthy, Official, Coach 1994 Donna Coombs, Coach 1995 John Coburn, Official, Coach 1996 Peter Gooding, Coach 1997 Art Serra, Coach, A.D. 1998 Ron Constantino, Official 1999 Rich Andre, Coach, Administrator, General Manager 2000 James Ziemba, Official, Coach 2001 Forrest Tyson, Official, Coach, Educator 2002 Fred Pereira, Official, Coach, Player 2003 Michael Kane, Principal, MIAA Chair & Observer

29 Larry E. Briggs Award (continued) 2004 Michael Dorunda, Coach, PVIAC, MIAA Soccer- Comm. 2005 Arthur William "Red" Downes, Coach 2006 Joe Pantuosco, Coach 2007 Andrew Kozikowski, Coach, Administrator 2008 James Duggan, Official, Exec. Board, MISOA 2009 Gerry Brayton, Coach 2010 Ron Dias, Coach 2011 Tom Rivet, Coach 2012 Chris Zguro, Coach 2013 Gary Cook, Coach 2014 Greg Kolodziey, Coach, GM, Player 2015 Paul Whalley, Coach 2016 Larry Kelly, Coach PAST OFFICERS President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. 1947 J. Downie J. Kalloch L. Briggs 1948 J. Downie J. Kalloch L. Briggs 1949 J. Downie J. Kalloch L. Briggs 1950 K. Chapin J. Holt R. Carleton 1951 J. Holt A. Williams T. Smith 1952 J. Kalloch A. Williams T. Smith 1953 J. Kalloch A. Williams R. Carleton 1954 B. Rumpal R. McIntyre R. Carleton 1955 B. Rumpal R. McIntyre R. Carleton 1956 K. Chapin R. McIntyre R. Carleton 1957 R. Carleton R. Smith G. Wilke 1958 T. Smith R. Smith G. Wilke 1959 T. Smith R. Smith G. Wilke 1960 R. Smith R. Carleton W. McLean 1961 R. Smith R. Carleton W. McLean 1962 G. Wilke W. McLean H. Bond 1963 G. Wilke W. McLean H. Bond 1964 W. McLean D. Grieve J. Kurty 1965 W.McLean D.Grieve J.Kurty 1966 D. Grieve J. Kurty A. Allen 1967 D. Grieve J. Kurty A. Allen 1968 J. Kurty A. Allen E. Allen 1969 J. Kurty A. Allen E. Allen 1970 A. Allen E. Allen J. Coburn 1971 A. Allen E. Allen J. Coburn 1972 E. Allen J. Coburn W. Kolodziey 1973 E. Allen J. Coburn W. Kolodziey 1974 W. Kolodziey S. Bernatowicz W. McLean 1975 W. Kolodziey S. Bernatowicz W. McLean 1976 S. Bernatowicz M. Smith W. McLean 1977 S. Bernatowicz M. Smith D. Ferris 1978 M. Smith B. Santos D. Ferris 1979 M. Smith B. Santos L. Nascimento 1980 B. Santos M. Stein L. Nascimento 1981 B. Santos M. Stein L. Nascimento 1982 M. Stein N. Proulx T. Goodman 1983 M. Stein N. Proulx J. DeWolf 1984 N. Proulx T. Goncalves J. DeWolf 1985 N. Proulx T. Goncalves J. Duggan 1986 T. Goncalves P. Bogan J. Duggan 1987 T. Goncalves P. Bogan J. Duggan 1988 P. Bogan L. Kenworthy J. Duggan 1989 P. Bogan L. Kenworthy J. Duggan 30 PAST OFFICERS (continued)

1990 L. Kenworthy J. Budynkiewicz J. Duggan 1991 L. Kenworthy J. Budynkiewicz J. Duggan 1992 F. Tyson R. Matuszczak J. Matthew 1993 F. Tyson R. Matuszczak J. Matthew 1994 R. Matuszczak D. Macomber J. Matthew 1995 R. Matuszczak D. Macomber J. Matthew 1996 D. Macomber J. Ziemba J. Matthew 1997 D. Macomber J. Ziemba J. Matthew 1998 J. Ziemba J. Duggan J. Matthew 1999 J. Ziemba J. Duggan J. Matthew 2000 J. Duggan M. Parker J. Matthew 2001 J. Duggan M. Parker J. Duggan 2002 M. Parker D. Petraske J. Duggan 2003 D. Petraske J. Duggan 2004 D. Petraske T. Leone J. Duggan 2005 T. Leone B. Desmarais J. Duggan 2006 T. Leone B. Desmarais J. Duggan 2007 B. Desmarais T. Leone J. Duggan 2008 B. Desmarais T. Leone J. Duggan 2009 T. Leone D. Petraske J. Duggan 2010 T. Leone D. Petraske J. Duggan 2011 D. Petraske M. Cable J. Duggan 2012 D. Petraske J.Duggan 2013 B. Desmarais J.Santos J.Duggan 2014 B. Desmarais J.Santos J.Duggan 2015 J. Santos A. Domaingue J. Duggan 2016 J. Santos A. Domaingue J. Duggan 2017 A. Domaingue D. DelBuono J. Duggan

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32 Links to Useful Sites

Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association MIAA www.miaa.net

National Federation of High Schools - NFHS www.nfhs.org

Mass State Referee Comm. - USSF www.massref.com

New England Intercollegiate S.O.A. - NEISOA www.neisoa.com

National Intercollegiate S.O.A. - NISOA www.nisoa.com

National Association of Sports Officials - NASO www.naso.org

Mass. Interscholastic S.O.A. www.misoa.net This website contains links to all Seven Mass S.O.A. websites

Pioneer Valley S.O.A. - PVSOA, Inc. www.pvsoa.com

The ArbiterSports.net www.thearbiter.net

My Referee.com

Referee Magazine www.referee.com

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