Worcester

~General Release – 11/25/10
Recruiting new players/coaches for the 2011 season

The Mass Fury are now reloading as they pre-pair to move up to the EFL “AAA” Division.

The Fury spent the last three seasons in the “AA” Division, compiling a 25-14 record along the way, as well as capturing two divisional title. The Fury are now in the process of preparing for the many challenges they will face in the Historic Eastern Football League during the 2011 season. If you think you have the talent to step in and make an impact, please contact us.        

Click here for New Recruit Form

~General Release – 11/11/11
Fury launch TV Show “the Fury Blitz” on WCCA TV-13

         

The Worcester Mass Fury are proud to announce their new TV Deal with WCCA TV-13. The New TV show titled “the Fury Blitz” will feature your Worcester Mass Fury with host Chris Chambers and Harrison Ingels, along with special guest in each episode. The current seasons episode 1 with launch on Friday night November 25 at 8:00pm. The season will consist of 10 episodes that will air Friday nights at 8:00pm and Sunday nights at 7:00pm with a new show airing every two weeks and run though till May to complete season 1. So tune into WCCA TV-13 to catch all your Worcester Mass Fury action live or catch up with us on-line by visiting our archive.

Episode 1:

http://www.archive.org/details/furyblitz1

Episode 2:

http://www.archive.org/details/furyblitz2

~General Release – 03/04/11
Fury make key Additions

More to be announce

for more team information, please contact                    

Chris C

hambers

Owner / Head Coach

14 North Street

North Brookfield, MA 01535

(978) 395-1080
Chambers@massfury.net

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~General Release – 03/22/11
Foley Stadium & Worcester State University

The Worcester Mass Fury are proud to announce there new home fields for the 2011 season.

3 of the 5 Home dates will be at Foley Stadium, while the remain 2 will be played up the street at Worcester State University.

The 2011 EFL scheduling meeting will be held Sunday March 27th. Shortly there after the Mass Fury’s 2011 schedule will be released.

Click here for direction to Foley

Cean Oksanish

Worcester State U 6’2” 195 QB

Joe Okrah

Northeastern 6‘  190 CB

Frankie Desiderio

Syracuse 6’1” 210 QB/WR

~General Release – 03/22/11 - by Chad Garner
Worcester Knocks Out Twin City

LEOMINSTER -- Cean Oksanish made sure Twin City didn't advance in the Eastern Football League playoffs.

Worcester's talented quarterback fired five touchdowns passes, including three in the second half, to eliminate Twin City from the postseason after a 41-0 drubbing Saturday night at Doyle Field.

"A couple of those touchdowns were great plays and a couple of them we had defenders there but missed the ball or missed the play," Twin City coach Marcos Meza said. "They wanted it more than us. They showed that they wanted it more than we did."

The Fury led only 14-0 at the half, but poured it on in the second half. Oksanish did all the damage with his right arm, connecting on three TD strikes to Luke McCaffrey, Keenan Collins and Jon Rodrigues in a nine-minute span to claim a 34-0 lead.

Worcester's Kasey Brown busted a 45-yard TD run early in the fourth quarter.

McCaffrey, a Leominster native, caught two 16-yard touchdown passes along with Collins' two scores in the air from 74 and 58 yards away.

Sixth-seeded Twin City (5-6), which got into the playoffs after Western Mass. was ruled ineligible, was simply outclassed by the more physical and much quicker Fury.

"Before we sat to play this game, I thought we were going to be more physical and I thought that we wanted it more than they did," Meza said. "But they prevailed. I wish them all the luck in the playoffs."

The third-seeded Fury (8-3) made it three straight victories over Twin City this season, including two in the regular season.

The visiting Fury took a 14-0 lead at the half, highlighted by two touchdown passes from Oksanish. After the Fury recovered a fumble at the Twin City 20, Oksanish went to work, lofting a pass into the end zone on fourth-and-6 into the arms of wide receiver McCafferey, a Leominster native, who caught the ball in between two defenders for the clutch touchdown. Oksanish connected with Cedric Crawford for the 2-point conversion, giving the Fury an 8-0 lead with 12 seconds left in the first quarter.

Twin City struggled offensively and picked up only one first down on its first four possessions of the game. After turning the ball over on downs at its own 45, Twin City's defense -- playing without inspirational team leader Eric Meza (knee injury) -- stepped up as Nate Comeau intercepted a pass.

But Twin City couldn't cash in and was forced to punt. Luckily on the punt, the ball was fumbled and recovered by David Connor at the Fury 39.

After another Blue Raider punt, the Fury went ahead by two scores on Oksanish's 74-yard TD pass to Collins with 3:50 left in the second quarter for a 14-0 lead.

The Blue Raiders marched right down the field, however, as quarterback Nico Seretto converted back-to-back fourth-down throws to Jonathan Gelpi for 16 yards and Alex Medina for 11. But the drive ended as Seretto was picked off in the back of the end zone with seconds remaining in the half.

It was all downhill in the second half for Twin City. The Blue Raiders watched helplessly as Oksanish continued to carve up the Blue Raiders' secondary with three more touchdown strikes in the third quarter for a 34-0 lead.

Oksanish finished 14-of-23 passing for 291 yards, 5 TDs and one INT.