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Boys’ soccer team faces Watertown in first round of the tourney

Take on Red Raiders tonight at Victory Field

WAKEFIELD — When the state tournament pairings were announced on Friday, the Wakefield Memorial High boys’ soccer team found out it will have to face a Middlesex League Freedom division rival in its first postseason contest in 15 years.

The Warriors are seeded ninth with an 8-6-4…

 

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Shannon Quirk crowned the champion in the 200 and 500 freestyles in girls’ swimming

Repeats as 500 champ, adds another title in the 200 to highlight WMHS performances in M.L. meet

SHANNON QUIRK, a senior, captured the championship in the 500 freestyle and 200 freestyle at the Middlesex League Girls’ Swimming Championships. Quirk won the 500 freestyle title for the second straight year. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
SHANNON QUIRK, a senior, captured the championship in the 500 freestyle and 200 freestyle at the Middlesex League Girls’ Swimming Championships. Quirk won the 500 freestyle title for the second straight year. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

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Rush, Tetreau selected to play ball hockey for U.S. team

Seek to raise funds to play in Zug, Switzerland in June 2015

WAKEFIELD residents Samantha Rush (second from left) and Melissa Tetreau (far left) have been chosen to play for the U.S. team in the International Street and Ball Hockey Federation (ISBHF) Women’s World Cup Championship which will held in Zug, Switzerland in June 2015.
WAKEFIELD residents Samantha Rush (second from left) and Melissa Tetreau (far left) have been chosen to play for the U.S. team in the International Street and Ball Hockey Federation (ISBHF) Women’s World Cup Championship which will held in Zug, Switzerland in June 2015.

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Warrior gridmen prepare to take on Melrose in the 2014 season sequel

Face Red Raiders tomorrow night in a Div. 3 Northwest quarterfinal at Green Field

THE WARRIORS ran a fake on the PAT conversion attempt after their third touchdown last Friday night against Burlington at Landrigan Field. Senior Chris Sapanaro (#6) fakes the kick, while senior QB Will Bergendahl (#9) gets ready to throw the ball. (Donna Larsson Photo)
THE WARRIORS ran a fake on the PAT conversion attempt after their third touchdown last Friday night against Burlington at Landrigan Field. Senior Chris Sapanaro (#6) fakes the kick, while senior QB Will Bergendahl (#9) gets ready to throw the ball.

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It’s a wrap for the WMHS girls’ volleyball

Warriors post three wins in second year playing at the varsity level

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THE WARRIOR girls’ volleyball team took part in a Dig Pink scrimmage against Essex Tech on Tuesday afternoon at the vocational school in Middleton. Wakefield lost the scrimmage, 3-2, but took part in a fundraiser for a worthy cause — breast cancer awareness.

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Harrier girls impress at Middlesex League Championships

Warriors take fourth overall in annual showcase

THE WMHS girls’ cross country team came in fourth overall at the Middlesex League meet with 141 points and had an impressive showing among the 12 M.L. teams in attendance. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
THE WMHS girls’ cross country team came in fourth overall at the Middlesex League meet with 141 points and had an impressive showing among the 12 M.L. teams in attendance. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

WOBURN — The Wakefield Memorial High girls’ cross country team was crowned the champion…

 

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Boys’ cross country team puts on quite a show at M.L. Championships

Varsity and JV teams take fifth, freshman squad finishes second

THE WMHS boys’ cross country team had an impressive showing at the Middlesex League championship meet. The varsity and JV teams earned fifth place finishes and the freshman boys took second. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
THE WMHS boys’ cross country team had an impressive showing at the Middlesex League championship meet. The varsity and JV teams earned fifth place finishes and the freshman boys took second. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

WOBURN — In dual meet competition, teams from the Middlesex…

 

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Girls’ soccer team puts an exclamation point on Royal achievement

Posts 3-1 win over Georgetown to clinch state tournament berth

By JIM SOUTHMAYD

SENIOR STRIKER Meghan Chapman (#6) scored the third goal of the game with a shot that was too high for senior keeper Kaylie Sapienza (far right) to handle. The Warriors prevailed by a 3-1 score over Georgetown to clinch a state tournament berth. (Donna Larsson Photo)
SENIOR STRIKER Meghan Chapman (#6) scored the third goal of the game with a shot that was too high for senior keeper Kaylie Sapienza (far right) to handle. The Warriors prevailed by a 3-1 score over Georgetown to clinch a state tournament

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Boys’ soccer team suffers no letdown

Warriors finish strong, post 5-2 win over Swampscott

ANDREW AULD, a junior (#25), fends off a Melrose player during a recent game which Wakefield won, 5-2. In the back are Neil Fitzgerald (#10) and Mo Jenga (#18). The Warriors also posted a 5-2 triumph yesterday afternoon against Swampscott in the regular season finale at Swampscott High School. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
ANDREW AULD, a junior (#25), fends off a Melrose player during a recent game which Wakefield won, 5-2. In the back are Neil Fitzgerald (#10) and Mo Jenga (#18). The Warriors also posted a 5-2 triumph yesterday afternoon against Swampscott in the regular season finale at Swampscott

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A tie is a win for WMHS boys’ soccer

Warriors clinch first state tournament berth since 1999 with 1-1 draw against Burlington

By DAN MARGARITA

JOE HURTON, a senior, moves the ball up field during a recent contest. The Warrior boys’ soccer team played Burlington to a 1-1 tie on Saturday afternoon at Walton Field to clinch its first state tournament berth since 1999. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
JOE HURTON, a senior, moves the ball up field during a recent contest. The Warrior boys’ soccer team played Burlington to a 1-1 tie on Saturday afternoon at Walton Field to clinch its first state tournament berth since 1999.

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Football team schools young Burlington squad

Warriors rout Red Devils, 35-14, for third straight victory

By JIM SOUTHMAYD

TIGHE BECK, a junior wide receiver (#5), goes up to make a sensational catch which was good for a 20 yard gain. That helped set up Wakefield’s fourth touchdown of the game as the Warriors routed Burlington, 35-14, Friday night at Landrigan Field. (Donna Larsson Photo)
TIGHE BECK, a junior wide receiver (#5), goes up to make a sensational catch which was good for a 20 yard gain. That helped set up Wakefield’s fourth touchdown of the game as the Warriors routed Burlington, 35-14, Friday night at Landrigan Field.

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Girls’ volleyball team rallies from two sets down against Wilmington

Warriors post third victory of the season

Girls’ Volleyball Team Raises Funds THE WMHS girls’ volleyball team raised close to $1,000 for the Ronan Thompson Foundation in the Be Bold, Go Gold event which was held on Sept. 30 in its match against Melrose. The WMHS Dance Team also performed in the event. Wakefield was also part of Wilmington’s Dig Pink fundraiser for breast cancer awareness on Wednesday night at the Wilmington Middle School. The Warriors won the match, 3-2.
THE WMHS girls’ volleyball team raised close to $1,000 for the Ronan Thompson Foundation in the Be Bold, Go Gold event which was held on Sept. 30 in its match against Melrose. The WMHS Dance Team also performed in the event. Wakefield was also part of Wilmington’s Dig

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