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Girls’ hockey team still searching for initial win

Warriors play Stoneham to 1-1 tie

SENIOR GOALIE Miriam Wood (right) made 17 saves for the Warriors. In front of the net-minder is junior forward Gabrielle Nadolny. Wakefield played Stoneham to a 1-1 tie on Saturday night at the Stoneham Arena. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
SENIOR GOALIE Miriam Wood (right) made 17 saves for the Warriors. In front of the net-minder is junior forward Gabrielle Nadolny. Wakefield played Stoneham to a 1-1 tie on Saturday night at the Stoneham Arena. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

By DAN MARGARITA

STONEHAM — The Wakefield Memorial High girls…

 

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Boy skaters break out with three goals in shootout against Stoneham

Warriors rally in third period, drop 5-3 contest

DYLAN MELANSON scored two out of three Warrior goals against Stoneham on Saturday at the Stoneham Arena. Wakefield lost the game, 5-3. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
DYLAN MELANSON scored two out of three Warrior goals against Stoneham on Saturday at the Stoneham Arena. Wakefield lost the game, 5-3.
(Donna Larsson File Photo)

By DAN BYRNE

STONEHAM — The good news for the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ hockey team was that it broke out…

 

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Girls’ hoop team makes a statement with defensive effort

Warriors shut down Concord-Carlisle in 39-18 rout

JUNIOR FORWARD Gabrielle Joly dribbles the ball up the court during a recent game. Joly had a solid all-around game in Wakefield’s 39-18 victory over Concord-Carlisle. Joly hit a three-pointer and had three steals in the contest. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
JUNIOR FORWARD Gabrielle Joly dribbles the ball up the court during a recent game. Joly had a solid all-around game in Wakefield’s 39-18 victory over Concord-Carlisle. Joly hit a three-pointer and had three steals in the contest. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

By DAN BYRNE

CONCORD — On Wednesday…

 

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Wrestlers stay busy during holiday break

Go 1-2 in quad meet, Wensley takes fourth in Lowell Holiday Tournament

DAN WENSLEY (top) captured fourth place in the 195 weight class at the Lowell Holiday Tournament. Wensley also posted three victories in a quad-meet on Wednesday at Woburn High School. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
DAN WENSLEY (top) captured fourth place in the 195 weight class at the Lowell Holiday Tournament. Wensley also posted three victories in a quad-meet on Wednesday at Woburn High School. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

WOBURN — The Wakefield Memorial High wrestling team stayed…

 

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Boy skaters receive a little consolation in Kasabuski Tournament

Warriors play Lynnfield to a 1-1 tie

ZACH SALAMONE, a senior forward (#3), scored Wakefield’s lone goal yesterday against Lynnfield. In the back is junior defenseman Steven Melanson (#27). The Warriors and Pioneers played to a 1-1 tie in the consolation game of the South Division in the Kasabuski Christmas Tournament. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
ZACH SALAMONE, a senior forward (#3), scored Wakefield’s lone goal yesterday against Lynnfield. In the back is junior defenseman Steven Melanson (#27). The Warriors and Pioneers played to a 1-1 tie in the consolation game of the South Division in the Kasabuski Christmas Tournament.
(Donna Larsson File Photo)

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Boys’ track team doesn’t take a vacation

Warriors stayed focused, stomp on Stoneham 63-23

BOSTON — Even though it is the school vacation week, the members of the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ indoor track team were hard at work securing the Warriors’ second victory of the dual meet season.

Wakefield won nine of the 10 events and got many of the second…

 

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PHOTO: Honorary Captains

MEMBERS OF the WYSA Squirt 3 hockey team were honorary captains for the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ hockey team’s season opener against Lexington on Wednesday, Dec. 17. The Squirt 3 players are Alex Dubow (#74), Matt Barbera (#25), Zach Laverdure (#1), Ryan Sallee (#4), Zack Gori (#28) and goalie Josh Poires (#40).
MEMBERS OF the WYSA Squirt 3 hockey team were honorary captains for the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ hockey team’s season opener against Lexington on Wednesday, Dec. 17. The Squirt 3 players are Alex Dubow (#74), Matt Barbera (#25), Zach Laverdure (#1), Ryan Sallee (#4), Zack Gori (#28) and goalie Josh Poires (#40).

 

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Boys’ hoop team gets no consolation

Warriors fall short against Arlington Catholic, 63-57

SENIOR GUARD Brian Dickey scored a game high 19 points and was named to the All-Tournament team for his effort. However, the Warrior boys’ basketball team dropped a 63-57 game to Arlington Catholic in the consolation round of the Golden Tornado Holiday Tournament last night at Malden High School. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
SENIOR GUARD Brian Dickey scored a game high 19 points and was named to the All-Tournament team for his effort. However, the Warrior boys’ basketball team dropped a 63-57 game to Arlington Catholic in the consolation round of the Golden Tornado Holiday Tournament last night at Malden High

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Boys’ hockey team still searching for firsts

Warriors blanked by Danvers in Kasabuski Tournament opener

GOALIE BEN Yandell braces for a shot from Danvers’ Nic DiSciullo as defenders Logan Dunn (#2), Ben Coccoluto (#11), and Dylan Melanson (#15) surround the Falcons player. Wakefield was blanked by Danvers, 2-0, yesterday afternoon in the opening round of the Kasabuski Christmas Classic. (Donna Larsson Photo)
GOALIE BEN Yandell braces for a shot from Danvers’ Nic DiSciullo as defenders Logan Dunn (#2), Ben Coccoluto (#11), and Dylan Melanson (#15) surround the Falcons player. Wakefield was blanked by Danvers, 2-0, yesterday afternoon in the opening round of the Kasabuski Christmas Classic. (Donna Larsson Photo)

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WMHS golf team’s M.L. title run highlighted an exciting year in Wakefield sports

Many teams and individuals excelled in 2014

THE WARRIOR golf team was crowned Middlesex League Freedom division co-champions and had one of its best seasons ever. In the front row (from left to right) are Steven Melanson, Dylan Melanson, Kevin Lamattina and Stephen Marino. In the back row (from left to right) are Coach Dennis Bisso, Tim Hurley David Melanson, Austin Collard, Kevin Murray, Michael Guanci and Justin Sullivan. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
THE WARRIOR golf team was crowned Middlesex League Freedom division co-champions and had one of its best seasons ever. In the front row (from left to right) are Steven Melanson, Dylan Melanson, Kevin Lamattina and Stephen Marino. In the back row (from left to right) are Coach Dennis

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Boys’ hoop team doesn’t have the final say

Edged by Salem before buzzer, 58-56

By DAN BYRNE

JUNIOR FORWARD Tighe Beck (center) led all Warrior scorers with 20 points in Wakefield’s first round game against Salem in the Golden Tornado Holiday Tournament yesterday at Malden High School. Wakefield dropped a 58-56 contest. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
JUNIOR FORWARD Tighe Beck (center) led all Warrior scorers with 20 points in Wakefield’s first round game against Salem in the Golden Tornado Holiday Tournament yesterday at Malden High School. Wakefield dropped a 58-56 contest. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

MALDEN — The Wakefield Memorial High varsity…

 

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Varsity football team had its up and downs in 2014

Warriors posted a 5-6 record in Boyages’ final season as head coach

THE WMHS football team finished with a 5-6 overall record this past season. In the first row (from left to right) are Vin Murdocca, Anthony Cecere, Chris Calnan, Joe Cresta, Luke Martin, Joe DiFazio, Jack Brown, Brian Conroy, Pat Boyson and Matt Iacoviello. In the second row (from left to right) are Jake Cataldo, Andrew Wallace, Jamison Kenney, Eric Schilling, Alex Kane, Ben Joly, Brian Dickey, Dylan Brady, Alex Mansour, Ryan Burns and Chris Saponaro. In the third row (from left to right) are Alex Jancsy, Nick Nice, Jared Regan, Will Bergendahl, Tom Dascoli, Chris Riley, Matt Yirrell, Evan Gourville, Mike Morgan and Kevin Russo. In the fourth row (from left to right) are Alex Fils-Aime, Nick Elcewicz, Devin Pronco, Zach Conlon, Bradley Sletterink, Ned Buckley, Zach Kane, Matt Smith, Tighe Beck, Matt Mercurio and Logan Dunn. In the fifth row (from left to right) are Matt Murdocca, Tom Hayes, Devin Shaw, Mike Hakioglu, Paul McGunigle, Brandon Baeringer, Eric Smith, PJ Iannuzzi, Will Shea and Alex McKenna. In the sixth row (from left to right) are Brendan O’Callahan, Conor Gregson, Cole Mottl, Joe Connell, Anthony Denham, C.J. Wixon, Brad Safner, Pat Leary, Kobey Nadeau, Ryan Murray and Dan Dimeglio. In the seventh row (from left to right) are Joe Marinaccio, Mike Powers, Pat Casaletto, Ben Thompson and Carmen Sorrentino. In the eight row (from left to right) are Joey Elcewicz (special assistant to the Head Coach), Savannah Cummings, Assistant Coaches Steve Cummings, Doug Gallant and Al Lisitano, Head Coach Mike Boyages, Assistant Coaches Perry Verge, Ruben Reinoso, Tom Crusco, Zack Boyages and Justin Berry. Missing from the photo are Vin Ferretti, Ben Piercy, Rob Vozella and Bailey Ritter. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
THE WMHS football team finished with a 5-6 overall record this past season. In the first row (from left to right) are Vin Murdocca, Anthony Cecere, Chris Calnan, Joe Cresta, Luke Martin, Joe DiFazio, Jack Brown, Brian Conroy, Pat Boyson and Matt Iacoviello.

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