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Busy boy harriers manhandle Wildcats

Warriors blank Wilmington to stay undefeated

Published in the September 30, 2015 edition

JEREMY KEEGAN, a senior, posted a first place for the first time in his career in Wakefield's 15-50 victory over Wilmington yesterday afternoon at Wilmington High School. Keegan clocked in at 17:52 to win the race.
JEREMY KEEGAN, a senior, posted a first place for the first time in his career in Wakefield’s 15-50 victory over Wilmington yesterday afternoon at Wilmington High School. Keegan clocked in at 17:52 to win the race.

WILMINGTON — Even though the runners…

 

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Golfers road woes continue

Published in the September 30, 2015 edition

BELMONT — Being on the road hasn’t helped the defending Middlesex League Freedom division champion Warriors very much this season.

The Wakefield Memorial High golf team dropped its fourth contest of the season and third on the road as it suffered a 47.5-24.5 setback against Belmont yesterday afternoon…

 

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PHOTO: Warrior Soccer Players Of the Week

SAKURA RESTAURANT would like to congratulate Allee Purcell for being named Wakefield Memorial High School Varsity Girls' Soccer Player of the Week. Allee is a sophomore who is in her first year on varsity. Due to a number of injuries to the defensive line of the team, Allee was called on to move from an outside offensive position to a center-defender. While Allee had been serving as the starting left-midfielder, she was chosen to make this move to the back-line for the Wilmington and Melrose games. Her speed, endurance, tackling skills, strong clears, and long balls made her the clear choice. She never demonstrated reluctance to help her team where we needed it most, even though that meant playing a position completely new to her. Being a young player, she continues to accelerate her communication with her teammates around her. In these two most recent games, Allee showed the perseverance necessary to be a defender by never giving up on a play and always racing to win the ball back from her opponent. Her kicks off dead balls are lethal. She was a strong force in the backfield last week, helping her team to better find a groove offensively.
SAKURA RESTAURANT would like to congratulate Allee Purcell for being named Wakefield Memorial High School Varsity Girls’ Soccer Player of the Week. Allee is a sophomore who is in her first year on varsity. Due to a number of injuries to the defensive line of the team, Allee was called on to move from an

 

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Girls’ volleyball team misses a golden opportunity

Warriors drop 3-1 match against Burlington in Go Gold fundraiser at WMHS

MEMBERS OF the WMHS girls' volleyball program took part in the Be Bold, Go Gold fundraiser last night at the Charbonneau Field House. All proceeds raised will go to help fund Childhood Cancer research. (Alissa Story Photo) 
MEMBERS OF the WMHS girls’ volleyball program took part in the Be Bold, Go Gold fundraiser last night at the Charbonneau Field House. All proceeds raised will go to help fund Childhood Cancer research. (Alissa Story Photo)

Published in the September 29, 2015…

 

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Field hockey team goes on the offensive

Scores six goal in a win over Burlington

MEG HORRIGAN, a junior midfielder, had a strong game and was able to push the ball up to the forwards on the attack. As a result, the Warriors defeated Burlington by a 6-3 score yesterday at Beasley Field. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
MEG HORRIGAN, a junior midfielder, had a strong game and was able to push the ball up to the forwards on the attack. As a result, the Warriors defeated Burlington by a 6-3 score yesterday at Beasley Field. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

Published in the September 29…

 

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Warrior late show isn’t quite enough

Fourth quarter comeback bid falls short in 20-14 loss to Watertown

JUNIOR WR Alex McKenna (#7) is pursued by Watertown's Luis Moradel (#6) during Wakefield's game against Watertown on Friday night at Landrigan Field. McKenna had three receptions for 102 yards and helped set up one of Wakefield touchdowns.
JUNIOR WR Alex McKenna (#7) is pursued by Watertown’s Luis Moradel (#6) during Wakefield’s game against Watertown on Friday night at Landrigan Field. McKenna had three receptions for 102 yards and helped set up one of Wakefield touchdowns.

Published in the September 28, 2015…

 

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Boy harriers state their case in Frank Kelley Invitational

Warriors take second with a strong showing

Published in the September 28, 2015 edition.

WRENTHAM — The Wakefield Memorial High boys’ cross country team passed its first true test of the season this weekend as it traveled to Wrentham to

ADAM ROBERTO, a junior, came in fourth overall with a 16:40 to medal in the Div. 2 varsity boys' race on Saturday at the Frank Kelley Invitational Meet. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
ADAM ROBERTO, a junior, came in fourth overall with a 16:40 to medal in the

 

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Girls’ soccer team boots Melrose

Warriors earn initial win of year, edge Red Raiders

ISA CUSACK (#14) chases down the ball as teammates Jillian Fiore (#16) and Mia Joyce (#19) look on. The Warriors edged Melrose for a 2-1 score for their first win of the year. (Donna Larsson File Photo)
ISA CUSACK (#14) chases down the ball as teammates Jillian Fiore (#16) and Mia Joyce (#19) look on. The Warriors edged Melrose for a 2-1 score for their first win of the year. (Donna Larsson File Photo)

Published in the September 25, 2015 edition.

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Girls’ swim team comes up big against Stoneham

Warriors race to second victory of season

Published in the September 25, 2015 edition.

MALDEN — In terms of numbers, the Wakefield Memorial High girls’ swim team is small. But in their first two meets of the season, the Warriors have come up big.

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Going Gold

ON Monday, Sept. 28, the Wakefield Memorial High School girls' volleyball program will be raising funds to support Childhood Cancer Research. The varsity, JV and freshman teams will Go Gold and compete against Burlington High School at the Charbonneau Field House. The JV and freshman play at 4 p.m. followed by varsity at 5:30 p.m. In addition to watching some exciting volleyball you can come for refreshments, a bake table and exciting raffles including gifts donated by local restaurants, hair salons, businesses and two Bruins tickets. This is a wonderful community event to help raise funds for cancer research and create awareness about the need for research and funding. One hundred percent of the proceeds from ticket sales, bake table and raffles will benefit pediatric cancer. Please invite your family, friends and neighbors. Go Warriors!
ON Monday, Sept. 28, the Wakefield Memorial High School girls’ volleyball program will be raising funds to support Childhood Cancer Research. The varsity, JV and freshman teams will Go Gold and compete against Burlington High School at the Charbonneau Field House. The JV and freshman play at 4 p.m. followed by varsity at 5:30 p.m.

 

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Football team hopes to end Watertown’s win streak

Warriors seek first victory against Red Raiders since the 2012 season

Published in the September 24, 2015 edition

SENIOR QB/DB Ned Buckley was named the Daily Item Football Player of the Week for his effort in Wakefield's non-league game against Abington last Friday night in Abington. Buckley returned an interception 79 yards for Wakefield's lone TD of the game. At QB, Buckley completed five of seven passes for 43 yards and rushed for 12 yards. (Donna Larsson Photo)
SENIOR QB/DB Ned Buckley was named the Daily Item Football Player of the Week for his effort in Wakefield’s non-league game against Abington last Friday night in Abington. Buckley returned an interception 79 yards for Wakefield’s lone

 

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Golf team takes a liking to its surroundings

Warriors rout Winthrop in non-league match

Published in the September 24, 2015 edition

WINTHROP — It’s almost a shame for the Warriors on the golf team that they don’t get a chance to play at the Winthrop Country Club more often. Yesterday afternoon in a non-league match against Winthrop, Wakefield rolled to a 48-24 triumph…

 

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