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Team Details
Soccer - 3rds Boys
Overview
Record: 5-2-1
Sub-varsity teams are more developmental in nature and playing on a team offers not only a chance to enjoy the sport, but also a valuable participatory experience for each athlete. This applies to all team members from standouts to substitutes who play a supporting role. In keeping with the Thayer philosophy that athletics are an integral part of a student’s curriculum, students should plan their participation with the help of their advisors – this discussion will help everyone gain a better understanding of each child’s overall school program. All sub-varsity participants are expected to receive fairly equal playing time over the course of the entire season. All team information is available via www.thayer.org/TeamSchedules.
Students at Thayer are privileged to be a part of the Independent School League (ISL). This collection of 16 schools shares the highest ideals for school sports and competes in almost every sport Thayer offers. In addition to the ISL opponents, we schedule contests against other members of the New England Prep School Athletic Council (NEPSAC).
Schedule
vs.
The Governor's Academy
Away
The Governor's Academy
Win
vs.
Noble & Greenough School
Home
Playing Fields - South Athletic Campus | Turf Field
Loss
vs.
Milton Academy
Away
Milton Academy
Win
vs.
St. Mark's School
Home
Playing Fields - South Athletic Campus | Turf Field
CANCELLED
vs.
Portsmouth Abbey School
Home
Playing Fields - South Athletic Campus | Turf Field
Win
vs.
St. Sebastian's School
Away
St. Sebastian's School
Tie
vs.
The Rivers School
Home
Playing Fields - South Athletic Campus | Turf Field
Loss
vs.
Belmont Hill School
Away
Belmont Hill School
Win
vs.
Roxbury Latin School
Home
Playing Fields - Main Campus | Grass Field
Win
Roster
| # | Name | Class | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Henry Holmes | 2029 | Hingham, MA |
| 2 | Ronan Lyman | 2027 | Walpole, MA |
| 3 | Ryan Bagley | 2028 | East Bridgewater, MA |
| 5 | Sahil Patel | 2028 | Foxboro, MA |
| 6 | Henri Barbe | 2028 | Milton, MA |
| 8 | Weston Purtell | 2029 | Hingham, MA |
| 9 | Liam Velde | 2027 | Needham, MA |
| 10 | William Wallace | 2027 | Milton, MA |
| 11 | Alexander Turgeon | 2028 | Canton, MA |
| 13 | Caden Bihldorff | 2029 | Canton, MA |
| 14 | Samuel Singer | 2029 | Needham, MA |
| 15 | Henry Black | 2029 | Milton, MA |
| 16 | Cameron Kavoogian | 2029 | Hingham, MA |
| 17 | Landon Drew | 2029 | Scituate, MA |
| 19 | Anderson Keswick | 2028 | Milton, MA |
| 20 | Reid Freeland | 2029 | Wellesley, MA |
| 24 | Ian Troupe | 2029 | Norwell, MA |
| 25 | William Murdock | 2029 | Scituate, MA |
| James Dawley | 2028 | Braintree, MA |
Coach Info
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Daniel Cassamajor
Assistant CoachDaniel Cassamajor, a.k.a. Coach Cass, is a dedicated basketball coach with nearly two decades of experience, currently leading several boys' teams within the MT Elite Ducks AAU program and serving as an assistant coach for the Weymouth Girls Basketball program. Originally from Brooklyn, NY, and raised in the greater Boston area, Daniel moved to the South Shore in 2011, settling in Quincy, MA. His passion for the game drives his commitment to developing young athletes, including his three children.After graduating from Medford High School in 2002, he began his coaching career in 2005 while also studying full-time for a degree in criminal justice. Starting with several middle school boys' teams, Daniel has spent most of his career coaching boys and has recently expanded his coaching resume to include girls’ basketball. Under his leadership, teams have enjoyed many winning seasons and have secured several championships.Coach Cass has a profound love for the game and believes in instilling mental toughness in his student-athletes. He emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and skill development, using basketball as a tool to help young athletes navigate real-life scenarios. By fostering an environment of trust and respect, he encourages personal growth alongside athletic improvement. In addition to coaching, he is a full-time real estate agent and runs his own basketball training business, mentoring youth through personalized instruction.Daniel resides in Brockton with his fiancée and enjoys spending quality time with his family, relaxing, and having fun. -
James Pierce
CoachJames Pierce is a 2003 graduate of Thayer Academy where he was a 3-year starter for the varsity baseball team, winning multiple ALL-ISL League honors and a Co-Championship as the starting shortstop and Co-Captain in 2003. He then went on to be a 4-year starter at Thomas College where he earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Sport Management. He won multiple North Atlantic Conference All-League selections and was named NAC Tournament MVP in 2004 as the starting 3rd baseman for the North Atlantic Conference champion Thomas College as a Freshman. In his senior year, Coach Pierce was named a Captain for the baseball team and also won Senior Athlete of the Year at Thomas College. After his college career, Coach Pierce played professionally in the inaugural Israel Baseball League in 2007 where he was the starting 3rd baseman for the regular season and playoff champion Bet Shemesh Blue Sox. Coach Pierce also played 11 seasons in the Boston Park League from 2004-2016 (not including 2007), while amassing multiple All-Star selections, the Jean Yawkey Award (2004), Defensive Player of the Year (2006), and two Boston Park League Championships. Coach Pierce is currently #3 on the Boston Park League Career Hits leaderboard and was inducted into the league’s Hall of Fame in 2022.