Wayland girls lacrosse beat undefeated St. Mary’s of Lynn yesterday by a score of 17-7 in their first tournament game. The ninth-seeded Warriors went to Lynn and upset the eighth-seeded Spartans. The Warriors never trailed and began to pull away at the start of the second half.
WSPN Staff Reporter Daniel James hits the court, a place where he feels comfortable, to practice with the girls basketball team. Does Daniel have what it takes to keep up with these fierce competitors?
The boys and girls track and field teams competed in their last regular meet of the season on Wednesday, at Concord-Carlisle. Both teams won over Tynsborough, 112 to 27 for the boys and 83 to 62 for the girls. However, only the boys were able to defeat DCL giant Concord-Carlisle, winning 76 to 68. The girls team lost to the home team, 108 to 32.
With the season at its close, the Wayland boys are officially undefeated in the DCL Small. “It was a great conclusion to our regular season and took contributions from the whole team,” said head coach Peter Galalis. “The guys worked hard and deserved their championship.”
Next week, the best of the best will compete at the DCL varsity and junior varsity championships on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
The Warriors take to the field, track, mound, and court during the Spring season for some fierce competition from neighboring DCL towns…
With four wins and three losses, Wayland baseball has started off the season undefeated against its fellow Dual County League Small teams, proving the strength of this year’s veteran team.
Last Tuesday, the Wayland Boy’s Varsity lacrosse team fell to rival Weston Wildcats in a heart-breaking overtime loss…
Despite leading after the first half , varsity girls lacrosse lost their home opener 11-12 on Thursday, April 1st, to the Westford Academy Ghosts, a member of the DCL-Large.
The Ghosts immediately took the lead, scoring four goals…
Even with all the rain, spring sports have begun. Eleven teams are looking to have successful and winning seasons, setting high goals. Tryouts have been wrapped up and teams have started to prepare for the final season of the school year.
With the spring sports season officially underway, WSPN sports editor Andrew Herstine takes a look at the achievements of Wayland teams during the winter sports season.
Jumping in his bathing suit, and conquering his fear of water, WSPN Staff Reporter Daniel James jumped in with the divers to explore the world of Wayland Diving. Tryout is the WSPN series exploring the many winter sports on campus.
