The Newtonite

Girls' basketball off to difficult start

The Newtonite • December 22, 2014

by Andrew Mannix Coming into the season with a young team has been tough for girls’ basketball, 1-2, but the team is working hard to improve, according to junior Ednaija Lassiter, a captain with senior...

Girls' basketball pushes further into tournament

The Newtonite • February 26, 2014

Girls’ basketball defeated Bridgewater-Raynham 66-10 in the first round of the MIAA State Tournament . . .

Girls’ basketball starts undefeated

The Newtonite • January 23, 2014

Girls’ basketball, 7-0*, has begun the season undefeated, which should pave the way for a successful season.

Unstoppable girls' basketball finishes off season with strong win

The Newtonite • February 25, 2013

Girls’ basketball, 19-1, beat Norwood 66-35 in the final game of the regular season on Valentine’s Day, according to coach Linda Martindale.

Wraps: Team chemistry, new coach lead girls’ basketball to excel

The Newtonite • June 6, 2012

by Kristian Lundberg Girls’ basketball’s season ended in the same way it did last year: a loss in the squad’s second tournament game.

Girls' basketball survives after four-point Stoughton win

The Newtonite • March 2, 2012

by Jacob Schwartz Girls’ basketball, 15-6, barely edged Stoughton in the first round of the tournament Wednesday, 49-45, at home. Senior Kayla Farina, a captain with senior Gracie Rolfe, said clutch free throws by sophomore Infiniti Thomas in the fourth quarter, along with persistent defense, gave the team the victory.

Paper Tiger: Tournament looms for boys', girls' basketball

The Newtonite • February 29, 2012

by Kristian Lundberg In the event that you’ve been living in a nuclear fallout shelter and/or that you’ve retired from the sporting world following the Patriots’ Super Bowl debacle, here’s a crash course on how both the boys’ and girls’ basketball teams have lit up their Bay State competition.