Photos: ORR girls volleyball team raises money with car wash
Teammates work together to wash a jeep. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
From left to right: Nicole Gendron, Mia Hemphill, Keira Gleasure, Jenna Gamache, Meaghan Dufresne, Maggie Brogioli, and Katelyn Kellemare worked to bring in potential customers from Route 6. Photo by Kenneth Borges.
Delaney Wilson sprays down a car. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
Maura Bailey helped clean this car. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
Volleyball players work together to raise money for their team. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
This hydrant in front of the fire station provided the girls with water to clean cars. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
Teammates work together to wash a jeep. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
From left to right: Nicole Gendron, Mia Hemphill, Keira Gleasure, Jenna Gamache, Meaghan Dufresne, Maggie Brogioli, and Katelyn Kellemare worked to bring in potential customers from Route 6. Photo by Kenneth Borges.
Delaney Wilson sprays down a car. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
Maura Bailey helped clean this car. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
Volleyball players work together to raise money for their team. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.
This hydrant in front of the fire station provided the girls with water to clean cars. Photo by: Kenneth Borges.Story Location
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MATTAPOISETT — The Old Rochester Regional High School girls volleyball team held a car wash outside of the Mattapoisett Fire Station on Saturday, Sept. 14 to help fundraise for equipment, and future endeavors.
Coach James Oliveira said that in addition to equipment like volleyballs and nets, he would like to use funds from the car wash to send the team to out of state tournaments like the Kaylee Scholarship Association tournament in Florida.
Oliveira said that this is the first time his team has held this fundraiser, but that he had participated in similar events when he played for New Bedford High School. The 2007 graduate added that his mother was a member of the booster club during his years as a student athlete.
Oliveira’s ORR team is off to a strong start this season, with an undefeated record of 5-0. Four of those wins are over teams in the South Coast Conference.
Oliveira attributes his team’s success in part to close bonds between athletes, many of whom have played other varsity sports together, and maintain friendships on and off the volleyball court. For Oliveira, the car wash was another opportunity for team bonding for an already tight-knit team.
Old Rochester will take on Apponequet High School, also undefeated in the South Coast Conference, in an away match on Monday, Sept. 16.












