Norwood 3, Martha's Vineyard 0 (February 20, 2018)
For the fourth straight game the Vineyard was competitive against a quality opponent, proving to their fans that they have improved as the season has continued. But for the fourth straight game the Vineyard struggled to finish the game, and this time Norwood scored three third period goals to earn the non league victory.
The Vineyarders played a wonderful 30 minutes of hockey against the Mustangs who were readying themselves for post season play. Amelia Simmons stopped all 13 shots she faced through two periods, and the Vineyard mounted several quality scoring chances. However, Norwood scored less than two minutes into the final period, and then a power play goal with just under two minutes left secured the home team's fate.
Martha's Vineyard gets ready to host D-Y on Wednesday for senior day. Saige Araujo, Alana Morris, Elizabeth O'Brien, and Genny Kent will be honored before the 4:30pm puck drop.
For the fourth straight game the Vineyard was competitive against a quality opponent, proving to their fans that they have improved as the season has continued. But for the fourth straight game the Vineyard struggled to finish the game, and this time Norwood scored three third period goals to earn the non league victory.
The Vineyarders played a wonderful 30 minutes of hockey against the Mustangs who were readying themselves for post season play. Amelia Simmons stopped all 13 shots she faced through two periods, and the Vineyard mounted several quality scoring chances. However, Norwood scored less than two minutes into the final period, and then a power play goal with just under two minutes left secured the home team's fate.
Martha's Vineyard gets ready to host D-Y on Wednesday for senior day. Saige Araujo, Alana Morris, Elizabeth O'Brien, and Genny Kent will be honored before the 4:30pm puck drop.
BMW/ORR 5, Martha's Vineyard 2 (February 17, 2018)
After being shutout in their first two games against league rival BMW/ORR, the Vineyard lit the lamp twice in the second period. The goals gave the home team a 2-1 lead, and momentum that gave hope to the locals that the Vineyarders would end their season long winning drought. However, the visitors scored with 5.9 seconds left in the second period, and then added two power play goals early in the third to keep the Vineyard winless on the season.
Meghan Sonia scored to tie the score at 1-1 with a little over three minutes left in the middle stanza. Lauren Boyd soon followed to give Martha's Vineyard the short lived lead. The crushing tying goal came as the second period clock ticked down, and the road team came out strong in the third to secure the victory.
After being shutout in their first two games against league rival BMW/ORR, the Vineyard lit the lamp twice in the second period. The goals gave the home team a 2-1 lead, and momentum that gave hope to the locals that the Vineyarders would end their season long winning drought. However, the visitors scored with 5.9 seconds left in the second period, and then added two power play goals early in the third to keep the Vineyard winless on the season.
Meghan Sonia scored to tie the score at 1-1 with a little over three minutes left in the middle stanza. Lauren Boyd soon followed to give Martha's Vineyard the short lived lead. The crushing tying goal came as the second period clock ticked down, and the road team came out strong in the third to secure the victory.
Sandwich 4, Martha's Vineyard 2 (February 14, 2018)
Lauren Boyd scored four minutes into the first period, and the Vineyard battled to keep the one goal lead through the game's half-way point, before Sandwich erupted for three second period goals en route to the 4-2 win at Gallo Arena.
Junior Meghan Sonia scored the Vineyarders goal in the third period, and Alex Rego earned her varsity point with the primary assist. The game saw the return of Amelia Simmons, and the sophomore played well after missing three weeks with an injury.
Martha's Vineyard returns home for their last three games, including tilts with Bourne, Norwood and D-Y.
Lauren Boyd scored four minutes into the first period, and the Vineyard battled to keep the one goal lead through the game's half-way point, before Sandwich erupted for three second period goals en route to the 4-2 win at Gallo Arena.
Junior Meghan Sonia scored the Vineyarders goal in the third period, and Alex Rego earned her varsity point with the primary assist. The game saw the return of Amelia Simmons, and the sophomore played well after missing three weeks with an injury.
Martha's Vineyard returns home for their last three games, including tilts with Bourne, Norwood and D-Y.
Scituate 2, Martha's Vineyard 1 (February 11, 2018)
Despite playing their best game of the year, the Vineyarders allowed two third period goals to drop a 2-1 heartbreaker to rival Scituate High School.
After a scoreless first period, Martha's Vineyard dominated the Sailors in the middle period. Sophomore Veronica Wendt finished off a nice feed from Ava BenDavid to stake the visitors to a 1-0 lead. Despite constant pressure, the Vineyard could not add to their lead, and that gave Scituate the room necessary to mount their third period comeback.
Martha's Vineyard travels to Sandwich on Wednesday for their last road game of the season before returning home for their final three games of the season.
Despite playing their best game of the year, the Vineyarders allowed two third period goals to drop a 2-1 heartbreaker to rival Scituate High School.
After a scoreless first period, Martha's Vineyard dominated the Sailors in the middle period. Sophomore Veronica Wendt finished off a nice feed from Ava BenDavid to stake the visitors to a 1-0 lead. Despite constant pressure, the Vineyard could not add to their lead, and that gave Scituate the room necessary to mount their third period comeback.
Martha's Vineyard travels to Sandwich on Wednesday for their last road game of the season before returning home for their final three games of the season.
Bishop Stang (Case, Dartmouth, Apponequet) 5, Martha's Vineyard 2 (February 5, 2018)
Meghan Sonia scored two third period to help the Vineyarders keep the cooperative team from Stang in check in the third period. After trailing 4-0 after two periods, the home team played an inspired third period. Freshmen Ruby Reimann and Ava BenDavid had an assist each on Sonia's two goals, and Martha's Vineyard displayed their trademark resiliency throughout.
The Vineyarders head to Scituate on Wednesday for their next to last road game of the season.
Meghan Sonia scored two third period to help the Vineyarders keep the cooperative team from Stang in check in the third period. After trailing 4-0 after two periods, the home team played an inspired third period. Freshmen Ruby Reimann and Ava BenDavid had an assist each on Sonia's two goals, and Martha's Vineyard displayed their trademark resiliency throughout.
The Vineyarders head to Scituate on Wednesday for their next to last road game of the season.
Hanover/Cohasset 5, Martha's Vineyard 0 (February 3, 2018)
Latin Academy/Fontbonne 6, Martha's Vineyard 2 (January 28, 2018)
Lauren Boyd and Meghan Sonia scored for the Vineyarders but it wasn't enough to overcome the visitors in a SEMGHL Sunday matchup at Martha's Vineyard Arena.
Lauren Boyd and Meghan Sonia scored for the Vineyarders but it wasn't enough to overcome the visitors in a SEMGHL Sunday matchup at Martha's Vineyard Arena.
Norwell 4, Martha's Vineyard 1 (January 27, 2018)
The goal in the second half of the season is for team's to show they have improved, and the Vineyard continued to prove they have gotten better, but victory still eluded them in the 4-1 league loss at MV Arena.
Maria Frangos, in her second varsity start, played a wonderful first period, but the home team still found themselves in a 1-0 hole. Junior Hailey Meader moved back to defense in the second period, and she lit the lamp half-way through the middle stanza to tie the score at 1-1. Unfortunately two late second period Clippers goals gave the visitors a 3-1 lead heading into the third period. Stout team defense kept the Vineyarders in the contest, but Norwell added another goal in the final period for the 4-1 final.
Martha's Vineyard has a quick turnaround on Sunday when they host Latin Academy/Fontbonne in a 3pm game.
The goal in the second half of the season is for team's to show they have improved, and the Vineyard continued to prove they have gotten better, but victory still eluded them in the 4-1 league loss at MV Arena.
Maria Frangos, in her second varsity start, played a wonderful first period, but the home team still found themselves in a 1-0 hole. Junior Hailey Meader moved back to defense in the second period, and she lit the lamp half-way through the middle stanza to tie the score at 1-1. Unfortunately two late second period Clippers goals gave the visitors a 3-1 lead heading into the third period. Stout team defense kept the Vineyarders in the contest, but Norwell added another goal in the final period for the 4-1 final.
Martha's Vineyard has a quick turnaround on Sunday when they host Latin Academy/Fontbonne in a 3pm game.
Bishop Stang 6, Martha's Vineyard 2 (January 24, 2018)
Maria Frangos played admirably in her first varsity start between the pipes, but the Vineyard still dropped the league contest to the cooperative team from Bishop Stang.
With started Amelia Simmons out with an injury, Frangos stepped up in the pressure packed situation. After the home team opened the scoring, Frangos allowed her the team the opportunity to hang in there and tie things at 1-1 late in the first period. Meghan Sonia continued her fine offensive play of late with an unassisted short handed goal to even the game, but Stang answered with two more goals to take a 3-1 lead. Unfortunately the Vineyard did not play their best second period of team defense, and Frangos was left alone on a couple of occasions as Bishop Stang scored three more goals in the second period.
Martha's Vineyard recovered to play a strong third period, with Veronica Wendt scoring her second of the season, but the damage was too much to overcome. Frangos pitched the shutout in the last period, and she earned the respect of her teammates for the effort in her first varsity start.
Maria Frangos played admirably in her first varsity start between the pipes, but the Vineyard still dropped the league contest to the cooperative team from Bishop Stang.
With started Amelia Simmons out with an injury, Frangos stepped up in the pressure packed situation. After the home team opened the scoring, Frangos allowed her the team the opportunity to hang in there and tie things at 1-1 late in the first period. Meghan Sonia continued her fine offensive play of late with an unassisted short handed goal to even the game, but Stang answered with two more goals to take a 3-1 lead. Unfortunately the Vineyard did not play their best second period of team defense, and Frangos was left alone on a couple of occasions as Bishop Stang scored three more goals in the second period.
Martha's Vineyard recovered to play a strong third period, with Veronica Wendt scoring her second of the season, but the damage was too much to overcome. Frangos pitched the shutout in the last period, and she earned the respect of her teammates for the effort in her first varsity start.
Barnstable 5, Martha's Vineyard 2 (January 20, 2018)
When teams struggle to find wins, and sometimes find themselves overwhelmed early in the season by more experienced opponents, it would be easy to mail it in and not stay committed to the goal of improving as an individual and a team. The Vineyard proved on Saturday that they are going to be a team that will stick with the program, commit to themselves and each other, and improve every game throughout the second half of the 2018 campaign.
A spirited effort from the entire team against an undefeated Division 1 power showed the home fans that this year's varsity will do their best to compete over the second half of the season. Two goals from junior Meghan Sonia, terrific goaltending from sophomore Amelia Simmons, and effort from all 17 players highlighted a game that went a long way to erase the bitter taste of an early season 12-1 loss to the same Red Raiders team.
Sonia got the Vineyarders on the board first early in the opening period, and despite a goal from the visitors, a 1-1 draw after one period was a dramatic difference from a 6-0 hole the Vineyard found themselves in back in December.
Two second period goals from Barnstable and a early third period goal put the Vineyard in a 4-1 hole, but Sonia responded with her second with assists credited to Sally Caron and Ruby Reimann. A fifth Barnstable goal cemented the victory for the undefeated Red Raiders, but Martha's Vineyard played hard to the end and sent a message to their opponents that the young Vineyarders will be an improved unit throughout the second half of the season.
When teams struggle to find wins, and sometimes find themselves overwhelmed early in the season by more experienced opponents, it would be easy to mail it in and not stay committed to the goal of improving as an individual and a team. The Vineyard proved on Saturday that they are going to be a team that will stick with the program, commit to themselves and each other, and improve every game throughout the second half of the 2018 campaign.
A spirited effort from the entire team against an undefeated Division 1 power showed the home fans that this year's varsity will do their best to compete over the second half of the season. Two goals from junior Meghan Sonia, terrific goaltending from sophomore Amelia Simmons, and effort from all 17 players highlighted a game that went a long way to erase the bitter taste of an early season 12-1 loss to the same Red Raiders team.
Sonia got the Vineyarders on the board first early in the opening period, and despite a goal from the visitors, a 1-1 draw after one period was a dramatic difference from a 6-0 hole the Vineyard found themselves in back in December.
Two second period goals from Barnstable and a early third period goal put the Vineyard in a 4-1 hole, but Sonia responded with her second with assists credited to Sally Caron and Ruby Reimann. A fifth Barnstable goal cemented the victory for the undefeated Red Raiders, but Martha's Vineyard played hard to the end and sent a message to their opponents that the young Vineyarders will be an improved unit throughout the second half of the season.
BMW/ORR 4, Martha's Vineyard 0 (January 14, 2018)
After an emotional first round win against Scituate, the Vineyard ran out of gas in the championship, falling to the visitors 4-0.
The Vineyarders gutted out a scoreless first period, playing hard in front of goaltender Amerlia Simmons. Two second period goals gave the cooperative team an advantage heading into the final period, and an empty net goal late in the final period ended any hopes of a Vineyard comeback.
After an emotional first round win against Scituate, the Vineyard ran out of gas in the championship, falling to the visitors 4-0.
The Vineyarders gutted out a scoreless first period, playing hard in front of goaltender Amerlia Simmons. Two second period goals gave the cooperative team an advantage heading into the final period, and an empty net goal late in the final period ended any hopes of a Vineyard comeback.
Martha's Vineyard 3, Scituate 2 (OT/Shootout)
In an epic battle between two desperate teams, Martha's Vineyard prevailed in a eight player shootout to capture the emotional victory in the first round of the 18th Annual Nan Rheault Tournament.
Sally Caron scored in the 8th round to cap the victory, and so many others throughout the evening took turns being the hero in the dramatic game. Ava Ben David and Veronica Wendt both beat the Scituate goalie earlier in the shootout when their team was facing elimination. Sophomore goalie Amelia Simmons played her best varsity game to date through the 45 minute regular season contest, the 7:30 sudden death period, and in stopping 5 of the 8 Scituate players she faced in the shootout. Lauren Boyd scored in the first three player shootout to tie Scituate at 1-1 after three shooters. It then went down to a one-on-one battle, and the home team prevailed.
What can't be lost in the shootout drama was the gutsy play of the entire team. Down 2-0 early in the first, the Vineyard battled back to tie the game at 2-2 before the first period intermission. Boyd beat the Sailors goalie five-hole to cut the Scituate lead in half, and then senior Alana Morris scored her first varsity goal to tie the game at 2-2. Juniors Hailey Meader and Meghan Sonia, who were both tremendous throughout, earned an assist apiece on the two goals, and the Vineyard had life and momentum heading into the second period.
What the crowd then witnessed was scoreless drama over the nest two periods and the overtime session. The Vineyard killed a 5-on-3 Scituate power play at the end of regulation that carried over into the beginning of overtime. Breakaways, shots that hit off the post, injured players on both teams all added to the tension in the building, and both teams survived to force the unlikely shootout drama.
The Vineyard turns around on Sunday to host the championship game at 1pm against BMW/ORR.
Given injuries and emotional and physical fatigue, Martha's Vineyard might be hard pressed to be ready for such a quick turnaround against a quality opponent, but whatever happens the Saturday night classic will be etched in memories for years to come.
In an epic battle between two desperate teams, Martha's Vineyard prevailed in a eight player shootout to capture the emotional victory in the first round of the 18th Annual Nan Rheault Tournament.
Sally Caron scored in the 8th round to cap the victory, and so many others throughout the evening took turns being the hero in the dramatic game. Ava Ben David and Veronica Wendt both beat the Scituate goalie earlier in the shootout when their team was facing elimination. Sophomore goalie Amelia Simmons played her best varsity game to date through the 45 minute regular season contest, the 7:30 sudden death period, and in stopping 5 of the 8 Scituate players she faced in the shootout. Lauren Boyd scored in the first three player shootout to tie Scituate at 1-1 after three shooters. It then went down to a one-on-one battle, and the home team prevailed.
What can't be lost in the shootout drama was the gutsy play of the entire team. Down 2-0 early in the first, the Vineyard battled back to tie the game at 2-2 before the first period intermission. Boyd beat the Sailors goalie five-hole to cut the Scituate lead in half, and then senior Alana Morris scored her first varsity goal to tie the game at 2-2. Juniors Hailey Meader and Meghan Sonia, who were both tremendous throughout, earned an assist apiece on the two goals, and the Vineyard had life and momentum heading into the second period.
What the crowd then witnessed was scoreless drama over the nest two periods and the overtime session. The Vineyard killed a 5-on-3 Scituate power play at the end of regulation that carried over into the beginning of overtime. Breakaways, shots that hit off the post, injured players on both teams all added to the tension in the building, and both teams survived to force the unlikely shootout drama.
The Vineyard turns around on Sunday to host the championship game at 1pm against BMW/ORR.
Given injuries and emotional and physical fatigue, Martha's Vineyard might be hard pressed to be ready for such a quick turnaround against a quality opponent, but whatever happens the Saturday night classic will be etched in memories for years to come.
Norwell 5, Martha's Vineyard 0 (January 10, 2018)
The Vineyard played arguably their most complete game of the year in the loss to a talented Norwell team on Wednesday. The two teams battled through the first 15 minutes to a virtual stalemate, but a shorthanded goal by the Clippers late in the first period broke the 0-0 deadlock.
Two second period goals cemented the Vineyard fate, but the visitors battled through the entire 45 minutes. The team hopes their compete level will carry over to their Saturday Nan Rheault first round game against perennial rival Scituate High School.
The Vineyard played arguably their most complete game of the year in the loss to a talented Norwell team on Wednesday. The two teams battled through the first 15 minutes to a virtual stalemate, but a shorthanded goal by the Clippers late in the first period broke the 0-0 deadlock.
Two second period goals cemented the Vineyard fate, but the visitors battled through the entire 45 minutes. The team hopes their compete level will carry over to their Saturday Nan Rheault first round game against perennial rival Scituate High School.
BMW/ORR 4, Martha's Vineyard 1 (January 3, 2018)
The Vineyarders dropped their first game of the new year against the league cooperative team at Gallo Arena. The visitrs fell behind 3-0 after one period of play, but then they played their most solid two periods of the season over the last 30 minutes. Juniors Sally Caron and Hailey Meader assisted on classmate Meghan Sonia's first goal of the season late in the middle stanza to cut the home team lead to 3-1.
Despite numerous other offensive opportunities, the Vineyard was unable to curt into the deficit, and a late third period goal sealed the victory for the rivals from the SEMGHL conference. Martha's Vineyard returns home Saturday for a 1pm rematch with Latin Academy/Fontbonne Academy.
The Vineyarders dropped their first game of the new year against the league cooperative team at Gallo Arena. The visitrs fell behind 3-0 after one period of play, but then they played their most solid two periods of the season over the last 30 minutes. Juniors Sally Caron and Hailey Meader assisted on classmate Meghan Sonia's first goal of the season late in the middle stanza to cut the home team lead to 3-1.
Despite numerous other offensive opportunities, the Vineyard was unable to curt into the deficit, and a late third period goal sealed the victory for the rivals from the SEMGHL conference. Martha's Vineyard returns home Saturday for a 1pm rematch with Latin Academy/Fontbonne Academy.
Latin Academy/Fontbonne 5, Martha's Vineyard 1 (December 29, 2017)
Hailey Meader scored the lone goal for the Vineyard in their league loss at venerable Matthews Arena. After falling behind 1-0 early, Meader finished off a wonderful rush to tie the game at 1-1. Freshman Ruby Reimann earned earned her first varsity point with an assist.
Unfortunately Martha's Vineyard allowed the home team to score late in the first, and another goal late in the second put the Vineyarders in a 3-1 hole. Everyone on the roster played in the third, and at the Vineyarders showed signs of promise despite allowing two more goals.
Martha's Vineyard travels to Bourne on Wednesday for their first game of 2018 against BMW/ORR.
Hailey Meader scored the lone goal for the Vineyard in their league loss at venerable Matthews Arena. After falling behind 1-0 early, Meader finished off a wonderful rush to tie the game at 1-1. Freshman Ruby Reimann earned earned her first varsity point with an assist.
Unfortunately Martha's Vineyard allowed the home team to score late in the first, and another goal late in the second put the Vineyarders in a 3-1 hole. Everyone on the roster played in the third, and at the Vineyarders showed signs of promise despite allowing two more goals.
Martha's Vineyard travels to Bourne on Wednesday for their first game of 2018 against BMW/ORR.
Sandwich 2, Martha's Vineyard 1 (December 23, 2017)
The Vineyarders played their most complete game of the young season but still dropped the non league affair with their perennial rivals from Sandwich.
Veronica Wendt scored her first varsity goal in the second period to tie the game at 1-1. The assist game from freshman Ava Ben David, and despite a second Sandwich goal soon after, the home team seemed to have all the momentum. A barrage of shots on a 5-on-3 power play advantage could not tie the game, but the Vineyard showed great resolve against a quality team. Amelia Simmons kept Martha's Vineyard in it in the third, and both teams played hard throughout the final 15 minutes, but the Blue Knights found a way to hold onto the one goal victory.
The Vineyarders played their most complete game of the young season but still dropped the non league affair with their perennial rivals from Sandwich.
Veronica Wendt scored her first varsity goal in the second period to tie the game at 1-1. The assist game from freshman Ava Ben David, and despite a second Sandwich goal soon after, the home team seemed to have all the momentum. A barrage of shots on a 5-on-3 power play advantage could not tie the game, but the Vineyard showed great resolve against a quality team. Amelia Simmons kept Martha's Vineyard in it in the third, and both teams played hard throughout the final 15 minutes, but the Blue Knights found a way to hold onto the one goal victory.
Barntable 12, Martha's Vineyard 1 (December 20, 2017)
Lauren Boyd scored her first goal of the season in the loss at Hyannis.
Lauren Boyd scored her first goal of the season in the loss at Hyannis.
Cohasset/Hanover 6, Martha's Vineyard 1 (December 13, 2017)
The home team broke open a close game with a goal in the last minute of the second period, and three more in the third, to hand the Vineyard their second loss of the young season.
The cooperative team from the south shore who soared to new heights in 2016-2017 with 14 wins, and then started the new season with an impressive tie against Division 1 Barnstable, jumped out to an early 1-0 lead less than three minutes into the game. Senior captain Saige Araujo then finished off a nice feed from Meghan Sonia to tie the game at 1-1. A home team goal half way through the opening period put Martha's Vineyard in a 2-1 hole, but the visitors battled over the next 20 minutes. It looked like the two teams would enter the locker room after two periods with the score holding at 2-1, but Cohasset/Hanover struck in the last minute, and the goal effectively killed the Vineyard momentum.
Another goal 15-seconds into the final stanza put the game out of reach, but the Vineyard played hard until the end. The loss dropped the Vineyarders to 0-2 on the season (0-1 in the SEMGHL), and the team will get ready for their next test Wednesday at league foe Barnstable.
The home team broke open a close game with a goal in the last minute of the second period, and three more in the third, to hand the Vineyard their second loss of the young season.
The cooperative team from the south shore who soared to new heights in 2016-2017 with 14 wins, and then started the new season with an impressive tie against Division 1 Barnstable, jumped out to an early 1-0 lead less than three minutes into the game. Senior captain Saige Araujo then finished off a nice feed from Meghan Sonia to tie the game at 1-1. A home team goal half way through the opening period put Martha's Vineyard in a 2-1 hole, but the visitors battled over the next 20 minutes. It looked like the two teams would enter the locker room after two periods with the score holding at 2-1, but Cohasset/Hanover struck in the last minute, and the goal effectively killed the Vineyard momentum.
Another goal 15-seconds into the final stanza put the game out of reach, but the Vineyard played hard until the end. The loss dropped the Vineyarders to 0-2 on the season (0-1 in the SEMGHL), and the team will get ready for their next test Wednesday at league foe Barnstable.
Brookline/Newton South 1, Martha's Vineyard 0 (December 9, 2017)
The Vineyard hung tough in their home opener and proved to their fans that hard work might just overcome lack of experience.
Sophomore netminder Amelia Simmons shined in her first varsity action, and her teammates battled throughout to keep the game scoreless late into the third period. A shot through a screen on a Brookline power play with 4:15 left in the third gave the visitors the victory and sent the home team to defeat in both teams opener.
Senior captain Saige Araujo showed her usual strong work ethic, and juniors Hailey Meader and Meghan Sonia played strong games up front. Sally Caron and Lauren Boyd anchored the defense, and they got lots of help from senior blue liner Elizabeth O'brien and newcomer Ruby Reimann.
The Vineyard gets right back at it on Wednesday when they travel to Randolph for a SEMGHL tilt with Hanover-Cohasset.
The Vineyard hung tough in their home opener and proved to their fans that hard work might just overcome lack of experience.
Sophomore netminder Amelia Simmons shined in her first varsity action, and her teammates battled throughout to keep the game scoreless late into the third period. A shot through a screen on a Brookline power play with 4:15 left in the third gave the visitors the victory and sent the home team to defeat in both teams opener.
Senior captain Saige Araujo showed her usual strong work ethic, and juniors Hailey Meader and Meghan Sonia played strong games up front. Sally Caron and Lauren Boyd anchored the defense, and they got lots of help from senior blue liner Elizabeth O'brien and newcomer Ruby Reimann.
The Vineyard gets right back at it on Wednesday when they travel to Randolph for a SEMGHL tilt with Hanover-Cohasset.
