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During the recent Board of Selectmen meeting in Norwood, Massachusetts, a significant highlight was the recognition of the North High School field hockey team and their coach, Allison Dolan. The meeting served as a platform to celebrate the team's achievements over the past season, particularly under Dolan's leadership, which has spanned over a decade.

Dolan, who has coached the team for 12 seasons, was praised for her remarkable record, including 40 wins, three Tri Valley championships, and two appearances in the Division 2 finals. Her coaching prowess was further acknowledged as she received the title of Coach of the Year for Division 2 this past year. The Board expressed their admiration for the team's resilience and dedication, especially following a challenging season.
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The meeting also featured individual accolades for standout players. Emily Spadocia, who will continue her field hockey career at Bentley University, was recognized for her impressive statistics, finishing the season with 14 goals and 22 assists. Captain Shay Larkey, although absent, was highlighted for her exceptional performance, ending her career with 101 goals and 50 assists, and will be playing at Cornell next year. The team's goalie, Eva O'Neil, was commended for her outstanding save percentage and contributions to the team's defense.

The Board's acknowledgment of the athletes not only celebrated their sportsmanship but also reinforced the importance of community support for local schools and their programs. The meeting concluded with a collective congratulations to the team and their coaches, emphasizing the pride the community takes in their accomplishments.

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This recognition reflects a broader commitment to fostering youth sports and encouraging excellence within the community, showcasing how local government can play a role in supporting educational and athletic achievements. As the season wraps up, the Board looks forward to continued support for the team and its future endeavors.

Converted from Town of Norwood: Board of Selectmen 1.28.25 meeting on January 30, 2025
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