This week we are going to recognize two more Fall Athletes as Athletes of the week for the previous weeks play, one from the Varsity Boys Soccer team and one from the Varsity Field Hockey team.

Our male athlete of the week is Tony Wright, a captain on the Boys Varsity Soccer team. According to his coach, Tony is a leader and works hard at helping his team and teammates succeed, encouraging other players in both practices and games. In recent contests, he has scored 6 goals over the span of four games and has had 3 assists. Coach says Tony is looking forward to doing the best he can to contribute to his teams as playoffs approach this week. For his focus, passion, and hard work, Tony is our male athlete of the week for last week’s contests.

Each week the Athletic Department will receive nominations from coaches for a new weekly recognition we will call “Athlete of the Week”. One Female and one Male athlete will be chosen from the nominees. This award will recognize a male and female’s weekly accomplishment in their sport and many of the intangible qualities that set them apart from others.

Our male Athlete of the Week for the week of 9/5-9/11 is Bryce Johnson, a soccer player with strong athleticism and competitiveness. He shows great poise and focus in games and is the true backbone to his team, playing a very vital position as the goalkeeper. He has made some very critical saves in his recent games to help get his team the wins, including an amazing save on a breakaway against one of the Hopkinton players, according to his coach. He shows great commitment to the team and has strong communication in net consistently day in and day out being a huge support system for all his teammates.

Brady Being Brady Wears Teal

Brady Boys Soccer uniforms will be a bit different at this Friday’s game at Fall Mountain. Fall Mountain will be playing in memory of Michelle Tanguay (42) former FMGVS player who lost her battle to ovarian cancer approximately three weeks ago.

Michelle Tanguay has resided in the Concord community as a mother/volunteer/fitness instructor/trainer/local soccer coach for the last 15 years. Michelle had many connections to the Bishop Brady community as well as Fall Mountain.

To show our compassion and support for Fall Mountain’s celebration of Michelle’s life, the boys will be wearing teal socks, the color of ovarian cancer.

For more information, go to “Team Michelle” on Facebook.

Dear Parents and Players,

Picture Day for all Fall sports teams is Monday 10/17!

Please plan accordingly!

Great article and coverage about the win at Laconia!

https://www.nh-highschoolsports.com/division-iii-iv/bishop-brady-boys-soccer-scores-early-knock-off-laconia