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Wayland Student Press

The student news site of Wayland High School

Wayland Student Press

The Girls Varsity Soccer Senior Night game was at Acton-Boxborough High School on Saturday, October 26th at 7pm. “We’re getting recognized, and all of the seniors will start the game, which is exciting,senior captain Ciara Murphy said. Other than that, we’re just gonna play hard and work hard like we do every game.

Girls Varsity Soccer Senior Night took place on Saturday, October 26

Max Brande and Garrett Spooner October 30, 2019

Everybody graduates high school and gets ready to move on into the real world; however, senior year is a year that deserves to be special. It’s your final year out of arguably the four most important...

With the regular season over, the fall sports playoff season is underway and teams are preparing for the most important part of their season.

Preview & Review: Entering the falls sports postseason

As the winter season approaches, the fall sports teams wrap up their regular season, and some have their postseason underway. While some of the fall teams may not have qualified for the playoff season,...

As the season is coming to a close, the WHS cross country athletes are excited to see the progress they have made throughout the season.  “I’m looking forward to meets at the end of the season where I can just improve my times just as much as I can and go all out, junior cross country runner Dylan Bonanno said.

Tracking the Team: Cross Country

Ellie Tyska and Hailey Robinson October 29, 2019

During the winter and spring, the track and field team prepares itself for a season full of leaping over hurdles, throwing weights or hurdling over the vault with a tall pole. But while track consists...

WSPNs CJ Brown details the Nationals win of the pennant.

Warrior Weekly: The Nationals Win the Pennant

CJ Brown October 25, 2019

The Washington Nationals came into the 2019 season with some of the lowest expectations in the league. They started the offseason by losing their star player, Bryce Harper, in free agency to a divisional...

The progress of the field renovations at WHS has been increased to try and finish before winter. Athletic director Heath Rollins suggests keeping all doors and windows at WHS starting Thursday due to the odor of the rubberized urethane track surface

News Brief: Update on the field renovation progress

Meredith Prince October 23, 2019

Since Wayland’s 2019 Annual Warrant to renovate WHS’ athletic facilities, which passed on April 30, there has been daily construction on the fields and turf in an attempt to finish the project in a...

Junior Porter Moody, senior Ryan Fuller and junior Michael Long have decided to take on the roles as team managers for the girls volleyball team. Working with a group of all girls has opened up their eyes to new experiences  that they wouldnt have had with their regular sports teams. It’s kind of cool seeing what a girls sports team is like, Michael Long said. I think that we can take some of their values and use it in our team in the spring season.”

3 boys become managers of girls varsity volleyball

Ellie Tyska and Max Brande October 22, 2019

For the majority of the varsity sports teams at Wayland High School, the role of the team manager(s) is assigned to those who wish to take up the position. While many may volunteer for the sake of being...

The meaning behind Kicks for Cancer (video)

Julia Callini and Caroline Lampert October 21, 2019

Members of the boys soccer team talk about preparation for the Kicks for Cancer game, who they played for and what makes this season's team special.

Sports Junkies Episode 20: Alex Kashian

Sports Junkies Episode 20: Alex Kashian

CJ Brown and Aiden Chitkara October 21, 2019

In the bi-weekly series Sports Junkies, WSPN’s CJ Brown and Aiden Chitkara give their take on national and local sports. In the 20th installment of the podcast, the hosts interview boys varsity soccer...

The Wayland Cheer team shows off their skills during half time. Junior Maddie Greene is held up by her teammates to perform a stunt.

The High School Dream: Wayland’s Cheer Squad

Caterina Tomassini and Allie Nunn October 16, 2019

Heads down, lights on, and a roaring crowd in front of you: You flip your hair up, pom-poms in hand, and the football field explodes with ear-piercing excitement. All of your stored up energy  from the...

A player on the Boston Renegades beep baseball team takes a cut to make contact with the ball. “It feels good knowing that I can apply something that I know, which is baseball, because they are pretty similar, the swings are the same, and it feels good that I can help out people who really do need as many coaches as they can,” junior Josh Schreiber said.

Beep Baseball: Wayland players help blind citizens play the game

Meredith Prince and Ellie Tyska October 16, 2019

Since the sport beep baseball was created in 1976 to allow the visually impaired to play on a real baseball team, it has spread across the globe, opening opportunities for millions despite their disability....

WSPN’s Dante Coppola compares the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs ahead of Super Bowl LIV.

Warrior Weekly: Biggest Takeaways from NHL Opening Week

Aiden Chitkara October 11, 2019

October 2 marked the opening day of the 2019-2020 National Hockey League(NHL) season. Eight teams took the ice to play and to watch the St. Louis’ Stanley Cup banner reveal. The rest of the league took...

Senior Kyle Mabe sprints towards Bedfords goal. According to Mabe, the team was especially determined to win this year. The stakes are always up, and the win [is] always so much better when youre playing for other people, Mabe said.

Wayland scores at Kicks for Cancer (12 photos)

Julia Callini October 10, 2019

The Wayland Warriors played the Bedford Buccaneers in the annual kicks for cancer game on Sept. 28. Wayland switched out the usual orange jerseys for pink ones, while Bedford sported blue shirts. Wayland...

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