• August 29WHS to begin classes Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021
  • April 12WSPN wins NSPA Online Pacemaker Award
  • March 21WSPN wins 2021 Gold Crown Award from the CSPA
  • January 21Order your 2021 yearbook! Use the link https://www.yearbookordercenter.com
  • October 16Wayland High School to offer free lunches for all students for the entire 2020-2021 school year
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As the pandemic reaches its one-year mark, people are becoming more eager to find the 'light at the end of the tunnel' by receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. But, as the Town is no longer receiving vaccine doses, it may become difficult for residents to get be inoculated. “A lot of people thought ‘I don’t care, I will go anywhere.’ I would’ve gone at two o’clock in the morning to get vaccinated,” math teacher Hannah Marton said. “I just wanted to get vaccinated and a lot of people are the same way.”
News Brief: Wayland Health Department suspends COVID-19 vaccinations
In a survey sent out to Wayland High School students, students thought of one word or phrase that describes or commemorates the past year. Among the most common words were unprecedented, Zoom and social distancing.
COVID-19: One year later
Three months into hybrid learning, students are learning how to adjust to a new style of schooling.
WHS students reflect on hybrid learning experience
As COVID-19 numbers continue to rise, the coronavirus infiltrates the life of some WHS students. Junior Ryan MacDonald felt the effects first hand as he contracted the virus and had to spend almost two weeks in quarantine.
WHS students share their experiences with COVID-19
An emergency town meeting between the Board of Health, Board of Selectmen, school committee, town administrator, and other public health officials was held today to discuss how Wayland Public Schools would return to school on Jan. 4. After several hours of discussion, each board suggested to superintendent Arthur Unobskey that WPS should remain in hybrid format unless the school does not have sufficient medical coverage. All schools except the middle school, which will be remote, will hold in person classes on Monday.
All schools but the middle school to be hybrid on Monday, Jan. 4
Two soap dispensers rest on the sink after being ripped off from its usual place.
Popular TikTok trend “devious licks” causes destruction in school bathrooms
Wayland High School seniors gather outside on the first day of school for a class picture. In the upcoming year, many members of the class of 2022 will face the stressful college application process, in addition to spending one last year with their grade. “I’m looking forward to the last year with our grade,” senior Sidney O’Rourke said. “Obviously I hope things are somewhat normal just because the last two years have not been at all. I’m looking forward to just senior events, hopefully, they’ll be fun, even with Covid.”
The class of 2022 tackles senior year and the college preparation process
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI – Week of August 29 and September 5: First day of school, summer jobs and Texas’ Senate Bill 8
Wayland Swim and Tennis club lifeguards gather in the pool. Many WHS students started working this summer at many different places, including WSTC.
WHS students stay busy over the summer
Many wait in line to get COVID-19 tested. The US requires people returning from international locations to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test before arrival.
Traveling during a COVID-19 summer: Year two
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI – Week of August 29 and September 5: First day of school, summer jobs and Texas’ Senate Bill 8
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI – Week of June 7: College precalculus final controversy, Class of 2021’s class night and WHS students summer plans
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI – Week of May 31: Supreme Court Case, no finals and art for charity
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 24 – Wrap students, signing day and the need for students to be vaccinated
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 17 – Spring sports, turf fields and new mask mandates
Weekly Breakdown Episode 28: MCAS and Public Library
Weekly Breakdown Episode 28: MCAS and Public Library
Weekly Breakdown Episode 27: Memorial Day Ceremony and Senior Week
Weekly Breakdown Episode 27: Memorial Day Ceremony and Senior Week
Weekly Breakdown Episode 26: Rivalry Games and Town Meeting
Weekly Breakdown Episode 26: Rivalry Games and Town Meeting
Weekly Breakdown Episode 25: Senior Assassin and Boy Scouts
Weekly Breakdown Episode 25: Senior Assassin and Boy Scouts
Weekly Breakdown Episode 24: April Break And Town Elections
Weekly Breakdown Episode 24: April Break And Town Elections
The Youth 4 Period Equity Organization will hold a rally outside the Massachusetts State House Thursday, Sept. 23 from 4-6 p.m. to raise awareness for the I Am bill. “[The ‘I AM Bill’] is an expansive measure that would ensure free menstrual care to public schools, shelters, prisons and jails across Massachusetts,” Youth 4 Period Equity Co-Founder Hannah Swichtenberg said.
Youth 4 Period Equity, because periods don’t stop during a pandemic
What's Going On With Wayland's Water?
What’s Going On With Wayland’s Water?
Here is a list of the top ten things Wayland High School students need to know going into the 2021-2022 school year.
Ten Things to Know About the 2021-22 WHS School Year
As classes come to a close Thursday, June 17, WSPN's Jonathan Zhang summarizes the 2020-2021 school year.
2020-2021 Year in Review
A collection of Wayland High School's MVP Club handouts. The district's Healthy Relationship Task Force focuses on ensuring healthy relationships in the district. It was formed after the Dear Wayland Instagram account, which highlighted anonymous stories of sexual assault in Wayland, went viral in summer 2020.
The Healthy Relationships Task Force concludes for the school year
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
The Social Media Epidemic
The Social Media Epidemic
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 14: Athlete Interview with Julia Pak
Healthy Living Episode 14: Athlete Interview with Julia Pak
The Wayland Warriors started off their season with a huge 40-6 win over Hopkinton. They will face off against Amesbury this upcoming Friday.
Game Recap: Wayland takes down Hopkinton in season opener
WSPN's Aditya Weling discusses the Patriots releasing Cam Newton and its wider impact on the team.
Warrior Weekly: Cam Newton’s release and its wider impact
Natick High School junior Jake Blatnica received USA Today's Special Olympics Athlete of the Year Award.
Natick athlete bounces back to sports with a USA Today Special Olympics award
WSPN’s Emily Roberge discusses Simone Biles withdrawing from several of her Olympic events, and how her decision changed the conversation of mental health in sports.
No‌ ‌pain,‌ ‌no‌ ‌gain:‌ ‌How‌ ‌Simone‌ ‌Biles‌ ‌brought‌ ‌the‌ ‌conversation‌ ‌of‌ ‌mental‌ ‌health‌ ‌to‌ ‌the‌ ‌forefront‌ ‌ ‌
Senior Garrett Spooner runs with the ball and performs a maneuver to dodge the opponent who is actively trying to steal possession.
Pre-season Success: Boys Soccer beats Pentucket 6-2
Senior football captain Nick Dresens readies himself for his opponents' next play. For the past three years, Dresens has been a largely unstoppable defensive force for the Warriors.
Athlete of the Month: Nick Dresens
Senior Luke Tacelli prepares for the upcoming season. The football season was pushed back due to COVID-19.
Athlete of the Month: Luke Tacelli
Senior Eric Zhang attempts to overtake the attacking player without violating the COVID-19 restrictions. Zhang was a starting center back, a position which he has played for only two years. “When I moved to varsity, I moved from a midfielder to a defender,” Zhang said. “It was probably due to a shortage of defenders and an abundance of midfielders. No one wants to play center-back. You simply don't get a lot of recognition and you missout on being able to dribble, shoot, and the other more fun aspects of soccer. So getting into the mindset that I had to do my job and could only do my job was hard at first.”
Athlete of the Month: Eric Zhang
Sophomore Jason Shu watches an ongoing meet before it’s his turn to race.
Jason Shu: Another set toward success
Boys varsity lacrosse captain Michael Lampert cradles the ball as an opposing player attempts to steal the ball. He runs while using his size to his advantage, looking for an opening to throw the ball for a play. “I would say my biggest challenge has been people doubting my size,” Lampert said. “I have overcome this by doing extra workouts to show people that I can use my size to my advantage.”
Athlete of the Month: Michael Lampert
WSPN's Aditya Weling discusses the Patriots releasing Cam Newton and its wider impact on the team.
Warrior Weekly: Cam Newton’s release and its wider impact
WSPN's Aditya Weling picks apart the top contenders for this years NBA playoffs. With this year being far from normal and filled with countless injuries, many teams are looking to step up and bring the hardware back to its city.
Warrior Weekly: NBA playoffs
WSPN's Gabe Likerman and Max Brande lay out the events and picks from the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
Warrior Weekly: NFL Draft first round breakdown
WSPN's Gabe Likerman discusses the top ten quarterback prospects entering Thursdays draft.
Warrior Weekly: Top QB prospects in 2021 NFL Draft
WSPN's Dante Coppola reviews some of the bigger deals that happened during this year's NHL Trade Deadline.
Warrior Weekly: Biggest moves of the 2021 NHL Trade Deadline
Two soap dispensers rest on the sink after being ripped off from its usual place.
Popular TikTok trend “devious licks” causes destruction in school bathrooms
Student Council President Luciano Sebastianelli and Vice President Devin DiCarlo make their first day of school speech as they inform everyone on what they're planning for the school year.
First day of school 2021
The ninth-graders stand in line as everyone begins to enter the high school building for the start of orientation.
Welcome, Class of 2025! Ninth-graders come together for freshman orientation
Senior Garrett Spooner runs with the ball and performs a maneuver to dodge the opponent who is actively trying to steal possession.
Pre-season Success: Boys Soccer beats Pentucket 6-2
What's Going On With Wayland's Water?
What’s Going On With Wayland’s Water?
Junior Haley Melvin goes up for a layup as a Bedford player attempts to block the ball from entering the net.
Photo of the Week
Senior captains Porter Moody and Noah Lee celebrate a shot made by Moody. Both players have been a strong addition to the team for multiple years.
Photo of The Week
During Spirit Week, juniors Luciano Sebastianelli, Ryan MacDonald and Zach Mittelsteadt all come to school dressed in clothes for their favorite holiday.
Photo of The Week
Junior Garrett Spooner waits for ref to blow his whistle, signaling the start of the game.
Photo of the Week
Photo of The Week
Photo of The Week
In the latest installment of “Bryn’s Books,” junior guest writer Bryn Leonard reviews “The Magpie Murders” and details the most prominent factors of the novel.
Bryn’s Books: “The Magpie Murders”
Quiz: Can WSPN guess your favorite season?
Quiz: Can WSPN guess your favorite season?
'Nobody' is a dramatic movie about a supposed normal citizen, but what happens when he's pushed to the edge and his past is unveiled?
Movie Review: Nobody
The DJ attracts the most people when he plays 'The Cotton Eyed-Joe,' a jig everyone seems to know by heart. Seniors Darcy Foreman and Becca Lieb lead everyone in the dance, standing in the front with their colorful gowns.
Where are they off to? WHS senior map
WHS theatre preforms Leonard Bernstein's New York outside on May 21, May 22 and May 23.
WHSTE’S New York: Theatre amidst the pandemic
Artist of the Month: Amelie Martin
Artist of the Month: Amelie Martin
Artist of the Month: Katherine Lambert
Artist of the Month: Katherine Lambert
Artist of the Month: Nadia Calder
Artist of the Month: Nadia Calder
Artist of the Month: Jasmin Wong
Artist of the Month: Jasmin Wong
Junior Jett Peter initially grew an interest in art when he was in elementary school, but he developed a much better understanding after taking art classes at the high school for three years.
Artist of the month: Jett Peter
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: And then there were three
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: The craziness has started
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: New season, new drama
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: The finale
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: who is still standing?
Fashionistas of the Month: Katie Schouten and Jack McCahan
Fashionistas of the Month: Katie Schouten and Jack McCahan
Fashionistas of the Month: Lilly O’Driscoll and Jett Peter
Fashionistas of the Month: Lilly O’Driscoll and Jett Peter
The Fashionistas of the Month for November are juniors Ryan MaCdonald and Sofia Barris. They both encourage others to use fashion as a way to express themselves. “My best fashion advice is to not worry about what other people think and to have confidence in what you wear,” Barris said.
Fashionistas of the Month: Ryan MacDonald and Sofia Barris
Junior Ava Tang dresses in New Balance, Levi's and
Ava Tang
Junior Sarah Davis dresses in Brandy Melville, Nike and
Sarah Davis
In the first installment of Jonathan's Journal, reporter Jonathan Zhang discusses his journey to finding his passion for journalism and his advice for other still struggling to find a passion of their own.
Jonathan’s Journal: Finding your passion
WSPN's Emily Roberge discusses the implications of Kanye West's controversial inclusion of Marilyn Manson and DaBaby in his recently-released, Donda album.
Heartless: How Kanye West’s “Donda” collaboration ignores the stories of survivors
WSPN's Aditya Weling discusses the Patriots releasing Cam Newton and its wider impact on the team.
Warrior Weekly: Cam Newton’s release and its wider impact
WSPN's Genevieve Morrison discusses the dangers of new law, Senate Bill 8, which severely restricts abortion in Texas.
Opinion: Texas’s Senate Bill 8 is a work of evil genius
Guest writer Prash Subbiah discusses the dangers of senior citizens holding public office.
Opinion: In public service, retirement shouldn’t be a choice
Editorial: Weighted GPAs need to stay
Editorial: Weighted GPAs need to stay
Editorial: WSPN stands with Parkland students
Editorial: WSPN stands with Parkland students
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about the struggles of being
ABC: An average Asian
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about Chinese school and his regrets about quitting.
ABC: Why I should’ve stuck with Chinese school
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about what it's like having two names and what a name means to him.
ABC: What’s my name?
In the latest installment of ABC, American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about the importance of Chinese New Year and what it means to Chinese students.
ABC: Chinese New Year
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang responds to a comment made on a prior article.
ABC: My response, heart to heart
Half Hour Hook In-between Episode: NBA Free Agency Recap, Season Predictions
Half Hour Hook In-between Episode: NBA Free Agency Recap, Season Predictions
What's Going On With Wayland's Water?
What’s Going On With Wayland’s Water?
Half Hour Hook S2E10: The Playoffs
Half Hour Hook S2E10: The Playoffs
Asians On Air
Asians on Air Episode 6: Asian-Americans and Music
Weekly Breakdown Episode 28: MCAS and Public Library
Weekly Breakdown Episode 28: MCAS and Public Library
Half Hour Hook In-between Episode: NBA Free Agency Recap, Season Predictions
Half Hour Hook In-between Episode: NBA Free Agency Recap, Season Predictions
Half Hour Hook S2E10: The Playoffs
Half Hour Hook S2E10: The Playoffs
Half Hour Hook S2E9: The Pandemic Stadium Experience ft. Josh Schreiber
Half Hour Hook S2E9: The Pandemic Stadium Experience ft. Josh Schreiber
In celebration of the touchdown ran by junior running back Shayne Sutton, senior Dylan Derubeis flashes his Warrior spear. For the next fall football season, the team will be receiving new and improved jerseys, so the players cherish the last moments in this iconic black and orange attire.
Wayland football routs Bedford 38-7 (highlights)
Wayland Sports Chat: S3E6
Wayland Sports Chat: S3E6
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Sammy Johnson

Sammy Johnson, Co-Sports Editor

Sammy Johnson, Class of 2022, is a 3rd year reporter and sports editor for WSPN. She plays soccer, basketball, and lacrosse for the high school. Outside of school and sports, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, reading, traveling, and watching movies.

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The Wayland Warriors started off their season with a huge 40-6 win over Hopkinton. They will face off against Amesbury this upcoming Friday.

Game Recap: Wayland takes down Hopkinton in season opener

September 17, 2021
The school parking lot is packed as WHS returns to all-in. There have been many concerns about the flow of traffic with this new change due to the number of students that are getting dropped off or driving themselves.

[Photo] WHS returns to all-in school (gallery)

April 27, 2021
WHS staff have started to set up desks in order to get ready for the all-in return to school on April 27. Since the whole student body will be returning, desks will be placed three feet apart instead of six. “The reality is, we aren’t going to be able to meet the new social distancing requirements in a large number of classes,” freshman Adam Lange said.

Students’ reactions vary as WHS returns to 5 days a week

April 24, 2021
Senior varsity rower Darcy Foreman rows in a single on Lake Cochituate. Foreman will be continuing her athletic and academic career rowing Division I next year at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. “I can't wait for another four years of rowing with a team that feels more like family and to be able to enjoy four more years of the excitement of competing and the beauty of being on the water,” Foreman said.

Athlete of the Month: Darcy Foreman

April 3, 2021
Step Seven: Remove muffins from the oven and let them cool on a baking tray. Enjoy!

Flavor! Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins

February 9, 2021
Sports Brief: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face the Kansas City Chiefs in Superbowl LV

Sports Brief: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face the Kansas City Chiefs in Superbowl LV

January 30, 2021
Sophomore Lucy Grasso crouches down to try and see the best angle for her putt. Grasso was the only girl on the golf team this year as she used her skill to dominate and help her team win.

Lucy Grasso breaks the barrier of the male-dominated golf team

January 18, 2021
Junior Sammy Johnson enjoys the snow while playing wall ball. She decided to do something physical between two of her classes because it was hard for her to sit on zoom indoors while she watched snow falling outside on a snowy December day.

[Photo] 25 Day Holiday Countdown! Day 17: WSPN Snow Storm Camera Roll

December 17, 2020
Senior Kayla Poulsen sprints down the field towards the endzone during the 2019 Powderpuff game. Her teammates follow behind her as her coaches cheer her on from the sidelines.

COVID-19 prevents seniors from participating in annual Powderpuff game

December 9, 2020
Junior Eliya Howard-Delman takes a kick as her teammates prepare to receive the ball.

Girls soccer falls to Weston 3-2 in their last game

November 14, 2020
As WHS goes hybrid, the fitness room opens up to all students. New guidelines and rules have been put into place to limit the spread of COVID-19 and maintain social distancing.

The fitness room makes its return with new guidelines

November 12, 2020
A math classroom appears full with desks spaced six feet apart.

Unprecedented teaching: WHS teachers adapt to hybrid learning

November 9, 2020
With COVID cases rising in Massachusetts, the Wayland field hockey and girls soccer teams have had to face some upsetting challenges towards the end of their fall seasons.

Sports Brief: Field hockey and girls soccer seasons in jeopardy

November 6, 2020
The WHS girls varsity soccer team huddles up at the start of the fourth quarter against Bedford. With strong teams like Bedford, the team has faced some tough competition throughout their season

Wayland girls soccer falls to Bedford 2-0

November 4, 2020
Senior Charlotte Salitsky puts her hands on her hips as a

[Photo] Seniors celebrate Halloween amidst hybrid learning

October 31, 2020
Senior football captain Matt Morris captures the team practicing at Camp Caribou last summer. With COVID-19 posing a huge threat this summer, the Wayland Warriors were not eligible to attend their annual trip to Camp Caribou and instead created their own ways to meet over the summer. “We did zooms over quarantine and a bunch of our skill position players have been getting out on the field against other opponents,'' Morris said.

Fall II sports take advantage of extra training time

October 19, 2020
WSPN has introduced a new sports package. Check in the sports section to see the most updated information about all of WHS' sports teams.

News Brief: WSPN new sports package

October 16, 2020
Junior Haley Melvin shows her workspace she has created in the comfort of her home. Having a designated area to do work is extremely important in these times of online learning.

A Day in the Life of Students during remote learning

September 25, 2020
Due to COVID-19, the Wayland High School turf and facilities have been closed. They will not be open until word from the state is given allowing the campus to be open. Opening the turf later in the summer is something assistant athletic director Erin Ryan hopes to see.

Students begin to use turf fields despite them still being closed

June 24, 2020
The cover photo for

“The Last Dance” Documentary showcases the life of NBA legend Michael Jordan

May 17, 2020
A volunteer who works with the organization ACEing Autism helps a little girl hold a tennis racket. ACEing Autism is an organization that was started to help kids with autism learn how to play tennis and there are many volunteers that help out.

Taylor Hsu: Tennis helps me learn to treat everyone equally

April 14, 2020
On February 29, a handful of Wayland Wrestlers participated in the Massachusetts All-States tournament, some placing higher than others. For senior Cameron Jones and junior Matt Morris, their journey continues as they advance to the New England competition on March 6.

Wayland wrestling competes in All-States

March 8, 2020
The girls varsity basketball team celebrates after its first playoff game win against Hopkinton. The team fell in their quarterfinal game last Thursday against Medfield. WSPN reviews and previews the seasons of the team along with other winter sports.

Winter sports season recap and playoff review

March 2, 2020
Junior Porter Moody passes the ball to freshman Xoren Livingston in mid-air. Livingston gets the pass on the three point line and shoots with no pressure from defense. After their win against LS, the team is looking forward to building on their success in the playoff season. “Playoff basketball is an intense time and I am excited for the energy that comes with it,” senior captain Gavyn Davies said.

Wayland boys basketball defeats LS for first time in five years

February 11, 2020

WW ’20: Window wraps up Winter Week (video)

February 5, 2020
Wayland takes home Warrior Cup in Christmas Eve Meet

Wayland takes home Warrior Cup in Christmas Eve Meet

January 16, 2020

Fantasy Football at WHS (video)

January 9, 2020

Wayland falls 0-12 to Weston in annual powderpuff matchup (extra photos)

December 3, 2019
Wayland falls 0-12 to Weston in annual powderpuff matchup (7 photos)

Wayland falls 0-12 to Weston in annual powderpuff matchup (7 photos)

December 3, 2019

Wayland High Gives Thanks (video)

November 25, 2019
Koechling lifts up junior Jaison Tucker after Tucker's first of five touchdowns in the game.

Photo of the Week

November 5, 2019
Senior Philip Koechling carries the Warrior flag and leads the team out onto the field.

Football crushes Lincoln-Sudbury 45-8 (18 photos)

November 5, 2019
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