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It feels strange to celebrate Thanksgiving without the annual Falmouth game. This year has been full of tough changes for the team, including the loss of our usual fundraising activities. Please read the letter on our fundraising page, and consider donating to the team. Thank you for supporting the kids and coaches!

https://barnstablefootball.com/events/

If you are able to help with set up, clean up, bringing food, or serving food, please sign up here:

Banquet Sign-Up

For the first time in several years, the Red Raiders will host a parade on the day before Thanksgiving (November 27).  Come join us as we prepare to sink the Clippers!  The parade will begin at 12:00 and will roll down Main Street in Hyannis.  Following the parade, we will hold a pep rally on the Village Green at 1:00 to celebrate all of the fall sports teams.

If you are part of a Fall sports team, or a club, and want to be in the parade, grab an application from Mrs. Gleason in Room 1407 and be a part of this great event! We welcome floats, walking groups, bands, members of the military, and anyone else who wants to celebrate with us!

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Red Raider Rolling Rally Participant Application

The Barnstable Quarterback Club invites you to participate in the Red Raider Rolling Rally as either a walking group or on a float. Please complete the application below and return it to Mrs. Gleason in Room 1407. Deadline for applications is Friday, November 22, 12 pm.

Name of Group, Grade, or Team _______________________________________________

(You may have multiple floats ex. Freshman, JV, Varsity)

Adult Supervisor who will attend parade/rally with the group _____________________

Supervisor’s Signature ________________________________________

Supervisor’s Cell Phone _______________________________________

Number of participants from your group ____________________

Will your group/team be walking? on a float? or both? __________________________

If a float, is it a Car? Pick-up truck? Flat bed? _________________________________

What company? ________________________________________________________

Drivers Name? _________________________________________________________

Company or Driver’s Cell Number ______________________________________

Some answers to some anticipated questions:

• Yes, you must have an adult supervisor with you the entire time of decorating, being in the parade, and at rally (10am-2pm).
• You must make arrangements for your own transportation to and from the parade.
• You must find your own float, local businesses are great to ask. It can be a car, pick up truck or larger vehicle. 
• You are completely responsible for the cost of your own decorations, float, materials, etc.
• If the parade is cancelled, the pep rally will still happen, but will be moved to the Hyannis Recreation Center.
• The parade route is ½ mile long
• Floats need to be at Hyannis Transportation Center at 10am, Wednesday, November 27, so we can line them and park them in the correct line-up order. You may decorate your float from 10am-12pm.
• The parade is scheduled to start at 12pm, leave the transportation Center, down Main Street, left on High School Road, left on South Street, and end in the parking lot behind Town Hall. Students then walk to the Hyannis Green for the pep rally at 1:00.
• Parking is available at the transportation center for all parade participants.
• Bathrooms are located in the transportation center.

Pep Rally

 If you are a Varsity fall sports team, you may have 3-5 minutes to participate in the pep rally on the Hyannis Green. You may use this time to perform a skit, say a cheer, talk about your season’s record, etc. If you would like to be a part of the pep rally:

Team Name and Captain ______________________________________________________

Cell phone number _________________________________________________

The second half of last night’s game against Dennis-Yarmouth was near perfect with huge plays from almost everyone.  From J’adaro France’s incredible catching skills and Brian Frieh’s determined rushing to Nick Wilson’s quick wits and the speed of Luke Locascio and Collin Marczely, Barnstable’s offense was on last night.  The defense assisted in the effort by nearly shutting D-Y down last night.  If you weren’t there, you missed out on the perfect Homecoming game!  The final score was Barnstable 34- Dennis-Yarmouth 10

Special congratulations to Declan Moriarty, who was crowned Homecoming King at half-time.  Today, the freshmen and JV players hope to continue the effort against the Dolphins.

The media coverage was quite complimentary of our boys in red:

Boston Herald article: click here

Big second half lifts Barnstable

Boston Globe article: click here

Cape Cod Times article: click here

Unfortunately, the Red Raiders dropped their second away game yesterday to the New Bedford Whalers.  The Red Raiders were plagued with costly injuries, turn-overs, and tough competition.  Next Friday, they travel to Eastham to face the Nauset Warriors in in their first Cape Cod League match-up.

Cape Cod Times article 10/6/19

Tomorrow, the JV team looks to avenge the loss against the New Bedford jv team.  Kick-off is at 4:00.

This week’s schedule:

Monday: JV game at home at 4:00, Curriculum Night starts at 5:15

Tuesday: Quarterback Club 6:30 in the jr/sr cafeteria

Thursday: Varsity dinner hosted by the Frieh family at the Hyannisport Club (2 Irving Ave. Hyannisport)   Cheer Dinner: TBA

Friday: Varsity at Nauset; kick-off at 6:00

On Saturday, the Red Raiders lost a tough game with Holliston 21-18.  Though the scoring didn’t go in our favor, the team played hard and proved that they deserve to be ranked among the best teams in the state.  To read more about the game, click the links below.

Cape Cod Times article 9/22/19

Boston Globe article 9/22/19

Barnstable football has been getting lots of great press coverage this week!  Tune in to WBZ tonight at 7:00 for Patriots All Access to see Coach Jatkola receive his award.

You can also read about two of our captains by clicking the links below:

Boston Herald article about Declan Moriarty

CC Times article about Brian Frieh

Tomorrow, the Red Raiders will travel to Holliston for a morning game.  Kick-off is at 10:00.  The freshman game has been postponed.

On Saturday, the Red Raiders defeated the Braintree Wamps 44-0. Barnstable is now ranked #10 in the state by the Boston Globe!

You can read the Cape Cod Times’ article about the game by clicking the link below:

CC Times article 9/15/2019

In addition, Senior Captain Brian Frieh, has been named as one of the “Stars of the Week” by the Boston Herald, and as one of the “Players of the Week” by the Boston Globe for his 154 yards and two touchdowns in the non-League win.