Superintendent Michael Harvey and Principal Katie DiNardo are pleased to share that the Masconomet Regional High School Varsity Girls Soccer team recently visited the Massachusetts State House.
The girls’ soccer team won the MIAA Division II State Championship in November 2024 and recently visited the State House on Monday, Feb. 10 to commemorate their accomplishment.
During the visit, the team was given a tour of the State House and was presented with individual citations by the local senator and state representatives. Also during the visit, the team was invited onto the Senate floor for photo opportunities, went onto the balcony, and waved at passersby on the Boston Common.
This is the first time Masconoment Girls Soccer has won a state championship since 1989. The team held a 22-0-1 record throughout the season, ranking first in their division, and won the state championship 5-0 over Duxbury. Throughout the season, the team had 19 shutout games and outscored opponents 101-6. The seniors on the team will leave Masconomet with a career record of 74 wins, five losses, and five ties, with three undefeated regular seasons.
“It has been an incredible honor to watch these girls achieve their goals and be recognized for all their hard work throughout the season,” said Masconomet High School Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Alison Lecesse. “We had an amazing time at the State House. It allowed our team to meet Sen. Tarr and state representatives and celebrate their accomplishments on a larger scale.”
The Masconomet Girls Soccer program has been coached by Lecesse, Assistant Varsity Coach Dan Bisceglia, Junior Varisty 1 Coach Krista Marcoulier, and Junior Varsity 2 Coach Scott Marcoulier. ♦
