Team Details
Basketball - 3rds Boys
Overview
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
Roster
# | Name | Class | Hometown |
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0 | Anthony Feliciano | 2025 | Braintree, MA |
1 | Eli Jean-Baptiste | 2024 | Brockton, MA |
2 | Angel Perez-Gonzalez | 2025 | Brockton, MA |
3 | Malachi Mcclean | 2024 | Brockton, MA |
4 | Jackson Quealy | 2027 | Abington, MA |
5 | Jack Giorgio | 2027 | Hingham, MA |
11 | Alex Seegers | 2027 | Watertown, MA |
12 | Jack McDonough | 2027 | Milton, MA |
14 | Liam Parsekian | 2026 | Milton, MA |
15 | Hughie Bassett | 2027 | Boston, MA |
21 | Matt Fortunato | 2026 | Braintree, MA |
24 | CJ Talabi-Oates | 2026 | Holbrook, MA |
Jonah Cohen | 2027 | Wellesley, MA | |
Matthew Cottam | 2027 | West Roxbury, MA | |
Arnaud Dugas | 2025 | Laval | |
David Morisset | 2026 | Randolph, MA | |
Cooper Skloff | 2026 | Medfield, MA |
Coach Info
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Colin CramerCoachColin Cramer '16 joined the Thayer Athletics coaching staff in 2022. After graduating from Thayer, he went on to play collegiate soccer at Denison University as a goalkeeper. After college, he immediately got into coaching soccer. He has coached a wide variety of ages ranging from 8 to 18 years old and been with clubs such as the Bolts, GPS, and Seacoast United. Previously, he spent two years as the Assistant Varsity Soccer Coach at the New Hampton School. He currently resides in Braintree with his older brother Bo Cramer who is an English teacher and head golf coach at Thayer. Outside of soccer season, he coaches basketball and lacrosse.
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Ian WheelerCoachCoach Ian Wheeler assumed the role of Head Coach of the Boys' Varsity Soccer team in 2022. A graduate of the Noble and Greenough School, Class of 2008, Ian won an ISL Championship along with two trips to the New England 'Class A' Tournament. Wheeler was a Regional 1 ODP selection and played Club Soccer for the F.C. Greater Boston Bolts, having been a part of the only Boys Club team from Massachusetts to win a U.S. Soccer National Championship, captured in 2005 under Francis Okaroh. Upon graduation from Nobles, Ian played soccer for Franklin & Marshall College under Dan Wagner. He majored in racial studies while at F&M and later transferred to the University of Southern California where he entered USC’s Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism. Ian has worked in the software industry for the last 11 years, while coaching various club teams in the Greater Region 1 area. Recently, Ian spent time working with the Philadelphia Union Youth Academy at their headquarters in Wayne, PA and now lives in Weymouth with his wife, three children, and 175 pound rottweiler, Bhalu.