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A midseason review of New England high school baseball with beat reporter Pat Donnelly. Dan and Pat discuss the performance of Catholic conference schools, standout teams, and key players. Topics include the unpredictable top 10 rankings, the competitive nature of the Catholic and Bay State Conferences, dominant individual performances, and predictions for state championships.  Topics 00:30 Catholic Conference Teams Overview 02:18 Xaverian's Strong Season 03:49 BC High's Challenges and Comebacks 06:01 St. John Shrewsbury's Performance 07:56 Braintree and Bay State Conference 09:39 Taunton and King Philip Highlights 13:21 Newton South's Turnaround 14:39 Mid-Season Questions and Predictions 20:21 Brody's Recovery and Future Plans 21:03 State Championship Predictions 23:18 Three Up, Three Down Segment 24:00 Catching a Foul Ball at a Major League Game 27:32 Unusual Baseball Moments 34:05 Judging a Ballpark's Quality 36:19 Conclusion and Credits

Welcome to Denebocast! Yuna Choi and Natalie Alexander are now the new hosts of Denebocast! Starting off in the new year, stay tuned and listen to our talks and interviews on fun topics about Newton South. We will be back in 2024!

Denebocast alumnus and Newton South's class of ‘22 “Most Spirited” Brendan Weissel joins us on this episode as Denebocast discusses college, ChatGPT, Newton South events, and more.

Welcome to Denebocast season 6! On today's episode your new hosts introduce themselves as they discuss Denebola, Newton South spirit, college, and more.

In this first episode we talk with Mr. Rinaldi about his journey to becoming and being a teacher at Newton South. Check out Part 2 coming soon.

Paul is 26 years old and has coached more teams and sports than any coach I have had on this podcast. He is a smart, strategic and very understanding coach, who gets the most out of his players. I have had the privilege of knowing Paul for the past 5 years and I am more and more impressed with his ability to coach at such a high level. Great episode and great listen.

We are back and ready for the final season with Aidan, Brendan and Justin as hosts :(. We kick off season 5 with our good friend Akhil Ibrahim. Listen Along for some good banter, music talk, and a look back at the evolution of Newton South. ALSO CHECK OUT THE NEW VISUAL VERSION OF THE PODCAST! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaCGnT-g5DK2q_079OistIA.

TBA member Dan Rubin is the Director of School Counseling at Newton South High School. Under his watchful eye he has counseled thousands of students. His interaction with these students and their families has given him perspective on the many challenges our young people face growing up in a resourced and sometimes pressure-filled environment. As a Newton native and Newton South graduate, Dan knows these pressures well. For all of us, the COVID-19 pandemic has only served to intensify these pressures.

FULL LYRICS: Lunch bells ring, are you listening? Don't pack up, 'cuz I do the dismissing The bell's a relief, But you cannot leave, Welcome to our lovely Newton South If during the week, you have a question Well then here is our suggestion Win block is your chance Sign up a week in advance Welcome to our lovely Newton South Look around we have so many lunches Or overpriced snacks to nourish you We have expired nachos and tiny bagels Come to Newton South, we love the food Every student is hardworking But we all know what's lurking Every kid that we see Has nice bathroom feet Welcome to our lovely Newton South Happy Holidays everyone :)

Newton South's new principal Tamara Stras join the shows to talk about her past experiences in education and her excitement for South!

(0:00) Intro segment Coach Hernandez part (2:00) Notable memories from the season, Senior Night, our 1-2-3 with Liam, Nick, and Ryan, Matt and Curley's pitching ability, how coach and Tony met, impressive home runs, food, internal excitement about Ryan stepping into the box, how to deliver a certain coaching message, the core senior class, reflecting on the St. Mary's loss and how the state playoff format is, the infamous alleged prom talk at Newton South, and having the stigma of looking intimidating in the halls of CC Roman and Ryan part (25:59) Beating Arlington, Roman's pitching performance against LS, Ryan's go-ahead home run against LS, our awesome team, Ryan inspiring a younger generation of CC baseball fans, Ryan reflecting on his impact on the team this season, Roman's personal favorite moment of the season, the Arlington student section, Roman's bittersweet moment, Roman and Ryan's post-high school baseball goals, Roman's assessment of CC baseball's team chemistry, Ryan's pre-at-bat superstition, mating, "Without Me" being the official 2021 CC baseball anthem, Austin's favorite memories of the season, name association with Roman, Roman describing pitching nuances, and Roman answering questions that were for Nick as if he were Nick

Brandon Hall is joined by Brendan Connelly (@BConn63) of the Boston Herald, WATD, and My Hockey Live and they talk about games from the past week such as Newton South's thrilling OT win, a battle in the Catholic Conference between powers BC High and Xaverian, Covid hockey happenings, and potential changes to the Super 8 Tournament for next year. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-hall/support

TB Live W/Bret- DCF Petition Mom, Lauren Pespisa, Newton South Teacher, Braintre by TurtleBoy

100% of us share the same problem. 100% of us will be experiencing the same problem next week on Rosh Hashanah. 100% of us experience the same problem in different ways every day. Here is the problem. I’ll use the language of the High Holidays. When God calls on Abraham, Abraham says: Hineni. I am here. Our problem is, how do we say I am here, when I am not here? How does the Newton North or Newton South high school student say I am here for their new school year, when they are not here? The learning is remote. How does your college sophomore or junior say I am here for my college experience, when they are not here? They are in their high school bedroom. How do you say I am here for my office or workplace environment when there is no office or workplace environment? Follow this link to view the sermon and watch the live streaming version on our websitehttps://www.templeemanuel.com/rabbi/rabbi-wes-gardenswartz/block-out-to-dial-in-a-strategy-for-hineni-in-the-age-of-covid/

Craig LeMoult fills in for Arun Rath and speaks with Newton South High School teacher Joana Chacon, and Newton South students Imani Fonfield and Carrie Ryter, about how anti-racism can be taught in the classroom. And we'll hear a conversation between Arun and Melissa Mastrolia, head of the Massachusetts Arts Education Association, about how art educators are figuring out how to stay connected with their students in a remote environment.

Craig LeMoult fills in for Arun Rath and speaks with Newton South High School teacher Joana Chacon, and Newton South students Imani Fonfield and Carrie Ryter, about how anti-racism can be taught in the classroom. And we'll hear a conversation between Arun and Melissa Mastrolia, head of the Massachusetts Arts Education Association, about how art educators are figuring out how to stay connected with their students in a remote environment.

This week's guest is Kathy O'Keefe, a graduate of Newton South High School and Boston College who has returned from overseas for the summer and came over for a first-ever "breakfast pod" complete with waffles and cohost Jennine Regan. Kathy was a prolific mid-distance runner for Newton South, winning multiple state and national championships, and ran 4:22 for 1500 and 2:09 for 800 at Boston College. We covered all the greatest hits of high school, from barefoot running wounds to why we called tempos "Lydiards" Plus, we talked about our long history with the Chocolate Milk Mile and even got in a few bars of (very bad) singing. Hope you enjoy!

Lincoln-Sudbury football coach Tom Lopez and junior quarterback Braden O'Connell join host Tommy Cassell for this episode. The team is preparing to make their first Super Bowl appearance since 2011. “It’s a game the players are never going to forget,” Lopez told Cassell. L-S is 11-0 after a win over Newton South on Thanksgiving Day. They will be playing 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1, in the Division 2 Super Bowl against King Philip at Gillette Stadium. Behind O'Connell, a first-year starter at QB, and Lopez, the 40-year coach for the Warriors, the L-S offense has scored a total of 468 points this season – with a whooping 77 points coming against a regular season win over Cambridge Rindge & Latin. Lopez was a longtime assistant principal at a middle school in Sudbury and O'Connell also plays lacrosse for the three-time defending L-S boys lacrosse team. Cassell’s Corner: Each week, Tommy Cassell of the MetroWest Daily and Milford Daily News will talk with a high school sports figure from throughout the MetroWest and Milford areas. A new episode is released every Wednesday. Follow Cassell on Twitter at @TommyCassell44. You can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or any other podcast provider. Don’t forget to rate and review. And if you aren’t a podcast listener, every episode of Cassell’s Corner is available here on our websites. Related Links http://www.milforddailynews.com/sports/20171123/lincoln-sudbury-28-newton-south-6-warriors-win-big-with-one-more-game-still-to-play http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/sports/20171110/lincoln-sudbury-27-north-andover-7-warriors-find-way-claim-div-2-north-crown http://www.milforddailynews.com/sports/20170902/lincoln-sudbury-football-team-is-basically-starting-from-scratch-in-2017 http://sudbury.wickedlocal.com/sports/20160918/megliola-its-been-life-in-football-for-fabled-local-coaching-trio

This week, host Tommy Cassell talks with Wayland boys volleyball and soccer star Jack Fletcher and his father, Rod, the Wayland boys volleyball coach. The Wayland boys volleyball team finished the regular season with an 18-2 record and split the Dual County League championship with Newton South. Fletcher, who graduated from Wayland High this spring, stood out on the court this season. He was named DCL Player of the Year and first team DCL All Star. Jack was also on the state championship soccer teams in 2016 and 2014 (his senior and sophomore seasons).   Cassell’s Corner Each week Tommy Cassell of the MetroWest Daily and Milford Daily News will talk with a high school sports figures from throughout the MetroWest and Milford areas. A new episode is released every Wednesday. Follow Cassell on Twitter at @TommyCassell44. You can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or any other podcast provider. And if you aren’t a podcast listener, every episode of Cassell’s Corner is available here on our websites.   Related Links A selfie with the state championship trophy Jack and Rod are featured in these two MetroWest Daily News stories by Cassell. First their last playoff win (3-0 over Needham in state semifinals) and the second a 3-2 win over Newton South during the regular season. And here is a chance to flip through a photo gallery.