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WPS student chosen for North American Select Tour

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(June 22, 2023) Worcester

Preparatory School sixth grader Zac McGovern was recently selected for The Southhampton North American Select Tour.

McGovern was selected for The SH North American Select Tour at a regional soccer tournament in December, which he attended with his travel team.

The nomination provided him the opportunity to spend his Easter break training at the Southampton Soccer Academy in England.

“From the moment Zac came out for our team, we felt his personality and play was infectious,” said OC Elevate Coach Dustin Wheelock. “He brings a unique intensity and enjoyment for the game. Zac is always thinking a play ahead. He’s such an intelligent play maker. It came as no surprise to us when he was selected for this honor. He has such a standout presence on the pitch.”

McGovern spent his time in England learning soccer from the SH development coaches and even trained alongside the first team as they prepared for their match against Man City.

He enjoyed behind-the-scenes access to the St. Mary’s stadium and participated in two international games.

McGovern was the MVP for this year’s Worcester Prep Middle School boys’ soccer team and will be a strong addition to the program in years to come.

Karbyte’s preferred 2A plan provided only one-third of an acre of parkland.

Each plan includes 9,000 feet of retail space. Commission members suggested they consider adding a second floor to the retail space for a community center.

Karbyte representatives said they would take the recommendations under consideration.

The final project the commission reviewed was the site plan for the Berlin Beer Company at 115 Broad Street.

The business, proposed by Glenn and Adam Davis, would include a brewhouse, beer garden, bar and restaurant. The pair had gone before the commission in May and had incorporated its recommendations in the new plan.

That effort was rewarded with the plans unanimous approval.

Adam Davis said he will start demolition now and work on getting building permits so he can start renovations. He hopes to open next spring.

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