Members of the Wayland High School Theatre Ensemble performed Out Loud, a student-written production that documents the experiences of students during an ALICE drill. Watching the performance on Monday...
Hosted by Student Council and emceed by adviser Eric Wolven, students participated in a trivia night. Students formed teams of four and five to try to win a $10 Dunkin' gift card.
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Hypnotist Peter Gross visited WHS on Tuesday, Jan. 29. Gross in an annual performer at WHS and a fan favorite during winter week.
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Wayland's boys varsity basketball narrowly beat Newton South High School 65-64, on Tuesday, Jan. 15. The Warriors remain undefeated at home.
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Sophomore Noah Lee takes a pull-up jump shot during the boys varsity basketball game against Newton South. The warriors won the game with a final score of 65-64.
The Wayland wrestling team competed against Westford Academy on Wednesday, Jan. 9. Winning this match would have clinched Wayland the DCL. Wayland kept a close lead until Westford Academy pulled out a...
The Wayland Girls Varsity Basketball Team defeated the Acton Boxborough Colonials on Tuesday, Jan 8. It was a close battle for the majority of the game but the Wayland girls came out on top with a 47-41...
The Wayland wrestling team hosted its first meet of the season, a quad meet against Keefe Tech, Lexington and Holliston. With the meet on the line, freshman Finn O’Driscoll secured the win for Wayland...
Wayland girls varsity basketball lost against Lincoln-Sudbury on Tuesday, Dec. 11. Wayland took the lead in the first half, but LS came back in the second half to put themselves in a position to win...
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![Senior Michael German power half-Nelsons his Lexington opponent. “I would say it is important to start the season on a high note to keep the good vibes [flowing] in the [wrestling] room. Especially with a lot of young guys and a nice team win to finish off the day, people are starting to get a taste of what Wayland wrestling is all about. Hopefully the ‘good life experience’ is beginning to become a part of our new wrestlers’ lives,” German said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/DSC_0206-900x600.jpg)
