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SANDWICH 6  BOURNE 0
KNIGHTS (6-9) CRAIG BRUBAKER 2 G
BOYS HOCKEY
   Knights knock off Raiders 5-1 Monday.
GIRLS HOCKEY
WARRIORS (13-2-1) TROY NIEZGODA 2 G
NAUSET 8  MARSHFIELD 3
FALCONS (10-7) CONNOR TREMARCHE 37 SV
 MEDFIELD 5  MASHPEE/U.C.  0
SANDWICH ON A ROLL
RAIDERS (6-3-3) SARAH WHITE G.W. GOAL
BARNSTABLE 3  FALMOUTH 1
BOYS BASKETBALL
Brian Morris leads Seahawks.
SEAHAWKS (13-5) BRIAN MORRIS 17 PTS
CAPE COD ACDMY 51  STURGIS 29
RAIDERS (8-7) JORDAN DiMAGGIO 23 PTS
BARNSTABLE 67  TAUNTON 53
APPONEQUET 60 BOURNE 57
 PLYMOUTH S 6  DENNIS-YARMOUTH 0
RAIDERS (6-10-2) ZACH WELLS 1 G
BARNSTABLE 4  TAUNTON 1
  COYLE-CASSIDY 6  VINEYARD 4
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Nauset closes in on ACL crown.
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Cape Cod Cubs sit atop IJHL.
CANALMEN (4-13) CODY SLONIECKI 18 PTS
CLIPPERS (10-3-2) ANDREW KELLY HAT TRICK
FALMOUTH 5  PLYMOUTH N. 2
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CLIPPERS (12-4-1) DK JOHNSON 17 PTS
WEYMOUTH 62  FALMOUTH 54
KNIGHTS (9-7) AL STANTON 22 PTS
SANDWICH 65  DENNIS-YRM 56
W         L          T         PTS
34       4          2         70
32       6          2         66
30       11         0         60
26        9          6        58
24       14          3       51
23        15          3       49
15        22         2        32
GO BIG RED- The Cape League will literally
sport a new look in 2010, as home clubs
will sport red jerseys throughout the
season on Friday(s) in support of our
troops.
Red Shirt Friday  is a growing
phenomenon to show support and
solidarity for our soldiers and sailors by
wearing a red shirt on Friday. For more
info go to
www.redshirtfridays.org  

LET'S PLAY TWO- The League unveiled a
new schedule and playoff format for 2010.
The new slate features a scouts delight of
10 twin-bills in June, in addition to a
post-season that will involve 8 clubs in
three best of 3 rounds. The 48th Cape
League All-Star Game is scheduled for
Wednesday July 28th; with the league
aiming at another tilt at Fenway Park.
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The Cape League looks to return to Fenway.
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