Tewksbury Boys Basketball League (TBBL) kicked off preparations for its winter season this week, opening in-town registration and registration for its "Hood" tournament, according to the league's website.
The Lincoln-Sudbury School Committee approved a $7,398 booster donation on October 6 to fund a Wi-Fi system covering most of the school's sports fields, part of a unanimously approved consent agenda.
Nashoba Regional High School, which includes Stow athletes, continues its strong fall season: field hockey is 8-1 and ranked third in the state with its only loss to top-ranked Lincoln-Sudbury; football climbed to 11th in the state after a big win and hosts Fitchburg Friday for homecoming.
Stoneham High School student representatives updated the School Committee on a busy stretch for fall athletics: the girls soccer team defeated Watertown, the golf team won its last two matches, and football was set to play at Wilmington on Oct. 9.
Somerville Youth Soccer is promoting its sixth annual "SYS Days" at Somerville High School soccer, tied to Senior Night games against Revere and Malden Catholic, per an Oct. 12 club announcement.
Pepperell Youth Soccer League handed out its 2026 annual awards, with Will Joyce, Ava Valdanbrini, Emory Okano and Jack Boccelli each receiving $750 checks for leadership and sportsmanship honors.
Newton Youth Soccer has opened registration for its Travel soccer program serving grades 9 through 12, the organization announced on its website this week.
The Natick Conservation Commission this week approved a reroute of the mountain bike trail in Town Forest, with resident David Little and the New England Mountain Bike Association (NEMBA) proposing a gentler, switchback-free path to replace the steeper line originally cut by Natick High School…
The Medford Conservation Commission this week approved certificates of compliance closing out renovation work at two town athletic facilities.
Marlborough's Recreation Department is registering youth players for fall soccer and basketball programs open to kids in grades PreK through 5. Youth soccer sign-ups run through October 20, with K-2 games set for 9 to 10 a.m. and grades 3-5 from 10 a.m. to noon at Marlborough School.
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