PLAYER OF THE MONTH Our first POTM for the 2012 year goes to our New England friend, Stephen DiCaprio. His hockey team, Lowell Lock Monsters, were 3-0 and contending for the top spot in the Davis Conference. In soccer, his New England Revolution already equaled the number of victories they earned last year by winning their opening game. Finally, in Pick-N-Roll, Mr. DiCaprio had strong 7-1 record and sits in second place. Honorable Mentions: John K- third place in golf...Roy won the PFL Title... Nate finished second in PFL...Ron is 8-0 in PNR Awards Archives Stephen DiCaprio

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