Wayland High School football bounced back from last week's blowout loss with a 23-20 win over Concord-Carlisle High School on Friday, headlining a split week across the Warriors' fall sports programs.
Reading Youth Lacrosse has opened registration for its 2027 spring season, open to participants in grades pre-kindergarten through eighth grade who live in or attend school in the Reading School District.
Medford High School football played a tight, scoreless first quarter against Arlington Catholic on Oct. 23, according to a game broadcast transcript.
Bedford Recreation announced that its Winter 2027 program brochure is expected to go online around Nov. 7, with printed copies following about two weeks later at the Recreation office on Mudge Way.
Concord Youth Hockey Association's travel program is in full swing, with registration still open for 10U, 12U, 14U travel hockey, 8U Mites, and the Learn to Skate, Atoms and DynoMites levels.
Chelmsford High School had a standout week on multiple fronts, a student representative told the School Committee on Oct. 20. The golf team qualified for the state championship as a full team for the first time in 30 years, with the tournament set for Monday.
Cambridge Youth Hockey, home of the Falcons, has released its first winter practice block for the 2026-2027 season, with placement registration still open at Simoni Skating Rink in East Cambridge.
Burlington's Recreation Commission reviewed the Marshall Simonds Park field renovation on Oct. 19, noting an estimated $380,000 overage will return to the town from the $4.77 million project, which is not yet formally closed.
Woburn Youth Hockey and its Mass Bay Warriors travel teams played a full weekend schedule across Mite through Midget divisions, with home games at O'Brien Rink against opponents including South Boston, Hyde Park, NH East, SMS, Haverhill and Waltham, and road trips to Phillips Academy, Roche Arena…
Wilmington Middle School is launching a Unified Bocce team this fall, student representatives told the School Committee on Oct. 21.
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