See where Greater Fall River high school soccer teams ended up in MIAA tournament

Steven Sanchez Herald News

November 4, 2021 at 7:58 AM·2 min read

FALL RIVER — Greater Fall River boys and girls soccer team get set for an action-packed postseason.

Durfee's Soccer team listens to corrections from the coach at half time.

Eleven Herald News teams qualified in all five divisions.

Atlantis Charter, Bishop Stang, Bishop Connolly, Diman, Durfee, Somerset Berkley and Westport all qualified for the boys teams.

Bishop Stang, Bishop Connolly, Durfee and Diman each got the nod on the girls side.

Bishop Connolly's Hannah Anselmo, middle, gets congratulated by teammates after scoring her 100th goal

The top 32 teams in each division (as determined by the MIAA's power-rating system) made it, along with any teams outside the top 32 that finished with .500 or better regular-season records.

Times and dates can vary in the first 24 hours.

Find the brackets here

Division 1

What local teams made the cut?

BOYS: Durfee, 36th

GIRLS: Durfee, 35th

Durfee's Colin Hargraves makes the pass back to the goalie, as Dartmouth's Sean Correia applied the defensive pressure.

Who do they play?

Division I preliminary BOYS: No. 36 Durfee at No. 29 Shrewsbury, Wed., Nov. 4, time TBA

Division I preliminary GIRLS: No. 35 Durfee at No. 30 Waltham, Wed., Nov. 4, time TBA

Division 2

What local teams made the cut?

BOYS: Somerset Berkley, 30th

Who do they play?

Division II preliminary, No. 30 Somerset Berkley vs. No. 35 Billerica, Thurs. Nov. 4, 7 p.m.

Division 3

What locals made the cut?

BOYS: Bishop Stang, 28th

GIRLS: Bishop Stang, 17th

BOYS: Diman, 39th

GIRLS: Diman, 43rd

Who do they play?

BOYS: Division III preliminary, No. 28 Bishop Stang vs. No. 37 Montachusett Regional, Thurs. Nov 4, time 5:30 p.m.

GIRLS: Division III first round, No. 17 Bishop Stang at No. 16 Weston, Sun. Nov. 7, time 1 p.m.

BOYS: Division III preliminary, No. 39 Diman at No. 26 Sandwich, Wed. Nov. 4, time TBA

GIRLS: Division III preliminary, No. 43 Diman at No. 22 North Reading, Thurs., Nov. 4, time TBA

Division 4

What locals made the cut?

BOYS: Bishop Connolly, 19th

GIRLS: Bishop Connolly, 31st

Who do they play?

BOYS: Division IV preliminary, No. 31 Bishop Connolly vs. No. 34 Tri-County, Thurs. Nov. 4, time TBA

GIRLS: Division IV first round, No. 19 Bishop Connolly at No. 14 Winthrop, Sat. Nov. 6, time 1:30 p.m.

Division 5

What local teams made the cut?

BOYS: Atlantis Charter, 28th

BOYS: Westport, 7th

Atlantis Charter André Coelho-Filho, middle, battles a defender near the goal in 2019 game against Cape Cod Tech.

Who do they play?

BOYS: Division V preliminary, No. 28 Atlantic Charter vs. N. 37 Nashoba Valley Technical, Thurs. Nov. 4, time TBA

BOYS: Division V first round, No.7 Westport vs. No. 26 West Boylston High or No. 39 Taconic High, Sat. Nov. 6, time TBA

Scenes from Saturday's game between Diman and Westport boys soccer

This article originally appeared on The Herald News: See where Greater Fall River high school teams stack up in tourney

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