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Girls’ tennis team stays on a roll

Warriors shut out Spartans for third win of year

THE FIRST doubles team of Grace Hurley (left) and Abby Chapman (right) earned a 6-1, 6-2 victory in Wakefield’s match against Stoneham yesterday afternoon at the Dobbins Courts. The Warriors rolled to a 5-0 triumph. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
THE FIRST doubles team of Grace Hurley (left) and Abby Chapman (right) earned a 6-1, 6-2 victory in Wakefield’s match against Stoneham yesterday afternoon at the Dobbins Courts. The Warriors rolled to a 5-0 triumph. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

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Boys’ tennis team posts second straight win

Warriors blank Stoneham

JAMES HANRON, a sophomore, posted a three set win over Stoneham’s Matt Sowyrdy at third singles in Wakefield’s 5-0 shutout yesterday afternoon. Hanron prevailed, 1-6, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
JAMES HANRON, a sophomore, posted a three set win over Stoneham’s Matt Sowyrdy at third singles in Wakefield’s 5-0 shutout yesterday afternoon. Hanron prevailed, 1-6, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4.
(Donna Larsson File Photo)

STONEHAM — Even though the renovated Dobbins Courts are fairly new, the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ tennis team has fared…

 

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Girls’ track team overwhelms Watertown

Warriors record lopsided victory in season opener

SAM ROSS, a junior (middle), captured first in the 100 meter dash in a time of 14.1 seconds. Taking second was freshman Anna Lucas (left) in a time of 14.5 seconds. Freshman Hailey Lovell (right) also ran the event but didn’t place. (Donna Larsson Photo)
SAM ROSS, a junior (middle), captured first in the 100 meter dash in a time of 14.1 seconds. Taking second was freshman Anna Lucas (left) in a time of 14.5 seconds. Freshman Hailey Lovell (right) also ran the event but didn’t place. (Donna Larsson Photo)

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Boys’ track team puts training to good use

Warriors run past Watertown in first dual meet

 

WATERTOWN — After four weeks of training, the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ outdoor track team put its hard work to good use as it prevailed against Watertown in the season opener by an 85-51 score on Monday afternoon at the Victory Field track facility.

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PHOTO: St. Joseph School Fifth and Sixth Grade Boys’ Basketball Team

THE ST. Joseph School fifth and sixth grade boys' basketball team competed in the Middlesex Catholic Elementary Schools Basketball League and enjoyed a successful season. The team was coached by Stephen Curran, Jeff Campbell and Patrick Foy. Kneeling are players Tony Novack and Andrew Sablone. The players sitting are Daniel Maynard, Gianni Mercurio, William Pacy and Sean Campbell. The players standing are Matthew DeSimone, Aaron Babu, Benjamin Foy, Daniel Majeski, Stephen Papageorge and Thomas Curran.
THE ST. Joseph School fifth and sixth grade boys’ basketball team competed in the Middlesex Catholic Elementary Schools Basketball League and enjoyed a successful season. The team was coached by Stephen Curran, Jeff Campbell and Patrick Foy. Kneeling are players Tony Novack and Andrew Sablone. The players sitting are Daniel Maynard, Gianni Mercurio, William Pacy and Sean

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Boys’ tennis team finds the wait was worth it

Warriors earn first victory of season, top Watertown

THE FIRST doubles team of Chris Calnan (left) and Noah Sellers (right) earned a three set triumph in Wakefield’s 4-1 victory over Watertown. Calnan and Sellers prevailed 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
THE FIRST doubles team of Chris Calnan (left) and Noah Sellers (right) earned a three set triumph in Wakefield’s 4-1 victory over Watertown. Calnan and Sellers prevailed 7-5, 3-6, 6-4.
(Donna Larsson File Photo)

WATERTOWN — Due to the late melting and all the rain, the Wakefield…

 

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Girls’ tennis team makes the most of Dobbins Courts opener

Warriors blank Watertown, increase record to 2-1

SARAH STUMPF, a junior, posted a 6-3, 6-4 victory at second singles against Watertown’s Sarah Rahim. The Warriors blanked the Red Raiders, 5-0, yesterday afternoon at the Dobbins Courts. (Donna Larsson Photo)
SARAH STUMPF, a junior, posted a 6-3, 6-4 victory at second singles against Watertown’s Sarah Rahim. The Warriors blanked the Red Raiders, 5-0, yesterday afternoon at the Dobbins Courts.
(Donna Larsson Photo)

WAKEFIELD — The Warrior girls’ tennis team played its first home match of the season outside…

 

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Boys’ lacrosse team handed first loss of season

Warriors edged by Reading in 10-9 thriller

BRANDON GRINNELL (#11) tallied four goals for the Warrior boys’ lacrosse team on Friday afternoon at Landrigan Field. Despite a comeback effort in the fourth quarter, Wakefield was edged by Reading, 10-9, as it suffered its first loss of the season. (Donna Larsson Photo)
BRANDON GRINNELL (#11) tallied four goals for the Warrior boys’ lacrosse team on Friday afternoon at Landrigan Field. Despite a comeback effort in the fourth quarter, Wakefield was edged by Reading, 10-9, as it suffered its first loss of the season. (Donna Larsson Photo)

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Girls’ lacrosse team goes wrong against Reading

Warriors crushed by powerful Rocket team for second straight loss

SENIOR CAPTAIN Gianna Tringale (right) goes to scoop up a ground ball during a recent Warrior game. Since that 11-9 triumph over Peabody, the WMHS girls’ lacrosse team has suffered back-to-back losses against Lexington and Reading. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
SENIOR CAPTAIN Gianna Tringale (right) goes to scoop up a ground ball during a recent Warrior game. Since that 11-9 triumph over Peabody, the WMHS girls’ lacrosse team has suffered back-to-back losses against Lexington and Reading. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

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PHOTO: St. Joseph School Hawks Soar

THE St. Joseph School “Hawks” basketball players enjoyed a terrific season playing in the Middlesex Catholic Elementary Schools League. Forty-nine students in grades five though eight participated in the school’s basketball program this year. The mission of the St. Joseph School basketball program is to foster character development through the participation in team athletic competition. The primary focus of this program is to teach all participants the basic skills of basketball, as well as teamwork with an emphasis on sportsmanship and the promotion of Christian values.
THE St. Joseph School “Hawks” basketball players enjoyed a terrific season playing in the Middlesex Catholic Elementary Schools League. Forty-nine students in grades five though eight participated in the school’s basketball program this year. The mission of the St. Joseph School basketball program is to foster character development through the participation in team athletic competition.

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Locals set to run in Boston Marathon

26 athletes from Wakefield entered for 119th running

BOSTON — The town of Wakefield will be well-represented in the 119th running of the Boston Marathon on Monday, April 20.

Twenty-six runners are officially entered from Wakefield. They all received BIB numbers.

There are a total 14 female entrants and 12 male entrants in the race…

 

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Girls’ lacrosse team still searching for first M.L. win

Warriors dropped by Lexington, 14-11

LEXINGTON — The Wakefield Memorial High girls’ lacrosse team is still searching for its first Middlesex League victory, although it wasn’t for a lack of effort.

The Warriors gave Lexington all it could handle on Wednesday afternoon at Lincoln Park, but suffered a 14-11 defeat to the Minutewomen.

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