WAKEFIELD — The Middlesex League’s girls’ basketball coaches met recently to vote on All-Stars for the 2023-24 season. Wakefield had three players named to the All-Star team: Senior captain Emma Quinn, junior Brooklyn Calder and junior Shea Suntken.
Quinn, a two-time league All-Star, was also named the Middlesex League Freedom Division’s Most Valuable Player. Wakefield’s…
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THE 4X800 meter relay team competed at New Balance Nationals in Boston over the weekend and ran a time of 8:09.39 in their last indoor competition of the season. (Courtesy Photo)
BOSTON — The New Balance National Championship was held in Boston over the weekend from Thursday to Sunday at The Track at New Balance…
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WAKEFIELD — The winter sports season is officially over at Wakefield High.
There were multiple Warrior teams who made headlines this season.
The boys’ track and field team won their first indoor state championship since 1967, scoring 64 points, well ahead of 2nd place Pembroke (41). Multiple Warriors went on to the Meet…
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WAKEFIELD’s Chris Zullo, pictured with his family on Senior Night, led Northeast to their first state tournament appearance in 10 years. Zullo was recently named a Commonwealth Athletic Conference All-Star as he led the team in scoring with 13.6 points per game and added 3.4 assists per game. (Northeast Boys’ Basketball Photo)
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JACK MILLWARD scored 35 points on Saturday in a road, Div. 2 first round matchup against Doherty. (Alicen Encarnacao Racca Photo)
By TYM BROWN
WORCESTER — The 23rd-seeded Wakefield boys’ basketball team came up short in a 75-67 loss against 10th-seeded Doherty Memorial on Saturday in the first round of the…
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THE WAKEFIELD 4th grade girls’ travel team went undefeated in their first regular season and will now prepare for the playoffs, which will take place this weekend. The team is coached by head coach Bill Kidder and assistants Rachael Jussaume and Ryan Bennett. (Courtesy Photo)
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