May 13, 2023
The boys lacrosse team met Waltham at the Wayland turf on Thursday, May 4. Wayland won this game 13-7, making this its fifth win of the season.
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Charlotte Thirman, Class of 2023, is a third year reporter for WSPN and co-editor of multimedia. She plays on the school’s field hockey team. Outside...
Sasha Libenzon, Class of 2025, is a third year reporter and second year co-multimedia editor for WSPN. She runs and skis for WHS. Outside of school, she...
Emma Zocco, Class of 2025, a third year reporter and the social media editor for WSPN. Emma plays for the varsity field hockey team, and in her free time,...
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