Shrewsbury High School's crew program had a standout week at the Head of the Charles Regatta, with both the boys varsity and girls varsity eight-plus boats posting their fastest times in six years, Superintendent Dr. Ostrander announced at the Oct. 21 School Committee meeting.
Lunenburg school officials reported that a structural assessment of the Middle High School track and turf field found issues significant enough that the field remains fenced off, with bleachers likely to close next year.
Harvard Soccer Club has posted a new announcement for its second annual Black Friday 3v3 tournament at Fore Kicks, adding to its fall 2026 lineup of programming. No further details on scheduling or registration were available on the club's site as of this week.
Grafton High School has a new athletic director. Marcus Backlund was introduced at the Oct. 21 School Committee meeting, coming to Grafton from Tantasqua Regional after previously working as an athletic trainer at Auburn.
Dudley Youth Soccer's travel program has a packed slate of fixtures running Oct. 25 through Oct. 31, including a full day of Halloween games at Lavoie Field and on the road against Shrewsbury, Douglas, USA, Sutton, GSC, Webster, OYS and Millbury's MSC.
Douglas Youth Baseball and Softball League has opened registration for free 2027 winter skills clinics, running Tuesdays for baseball and Thursdays for softball at Douglas Elementary School from March into April, with spots capped at 25 per session.
Berlin High School's fall sports season is winding through its senior night schedule, with cross country, girls soccer and field hockey athletes honored this week and boys varsity soccer's senior night set for Oct. 30, per the student liaison's report at the Oct. 13 Berlin-Boylston Regional School…
Auburn High School's homecoming weekend is shaping up to be busy for fall athletics, student representative Hunter Osborne told the School Committee Oct. 14.
Sutton Youth Lacrosse has opened early bird registration for its Spring 2027 season, offering a $185 rate through January 1 before the price rises to $195. The program, entering its third season, is open to boys and girls in grades K-2 and 3-4.