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Friday, November 6, 2026 Middlesex County, Massachusetts · Change town
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The week in Middlesex County sports.

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Somerville sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Somerville Youth Soccer is spending October on a "Kick Cancer" fundraising partnership with Bow Market, announced Oct. 1: travel teams will wear pink warm-up shirts, with proceeds going to the American Cancer Society. The club also confirmed Fall 2026 registration has closed, with Sprin…

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Pepperell sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Pepperell's Capital Program Committee, working through how to present the town's roughly $25 million in deferred maintenance needs ahead of an Oct. 20 town meeting information session, cited the recreation department's fields and courts master plan as an example of a multi-year capital …

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North Reading sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

North Reading High School's fall athletes had a mixed week, per the student report at the Sept. 28 School Committee meeting. Football fell to St. Mary's by four points. Girls soccer lost to Linfield, but boys soccer beat Linfield the same week. Volleyball topped both Wilmington and Ipsw…

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Natick sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Natick Youth Basketball held the second of its two fall travel tryout weekends (Oct. 2-4) this week and put out a "last call" for its K-3 Fall Hoopsters clinics, which run Saturdays Oct. 17 to Nov. 21 at Kennedy Middle School with registration closing Oct. 15; the organization is also s…

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Malden sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Malden is getting a new location of an indoor soccer chain, Patch reports, giving families another place to play. Meanwhile, Malden Youth Soccer's fall travel season is in full swing for grades 3-8 players competing in the Middlesex Youth Soccer League, while its intown program keeps yo…

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Lowell sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Lowell's Board of Parks approved plans for a youth flag football tournament for grades 5-8 on Oct. 25 at Cauley Stadium, with organizer Mike Marshall reporting strong early turnout, about 35 kids at Scullin Park and 30 at Gage field, as neighborhoods field their own teams. Separately, t…

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