by Jonny Levenfield
Girls’ volleyball, 19-2, was the top seed in its division for the postseason and had a successful season, according to senior Meredith Abrams, a captain with the rest of the seniors. The Tigers advanced to the Sectional Finals before falling to Brookline in five-set thriller.
by Hilary Brumberg
This school is constantly shifting and growing to accommodate the interests, skills and needs of the current students and faculty. Over the last four years, this school adopted a variety of new programs and classes in order to help guide students through their high school careers and better prepare them for life in the 21st century.
by Cyrus Vaghar
Girls’ cross country, 5-6, had a strong season, according to senior Becca Trainer, a captain with seniors Allie Phillips, Rosie Sokolov and Melissa Weikart.
by Alex Feit
For a team that only practices twice a week, alpine skiing has made progress, accoring to senior Katie Regan, a captain with senior Parker Veroff.
by Gloria Li
Boys’ indoor track, 6-0, experienced a memorable moment when it won All-States, according to senior Young Guang, a captain with seniors Justin Keefe, Swardiq Mayanja and Nate Menninger.
by Nick Hansell
Field hockey, 7-7-2, won the Carey Division of the Bay State Conference before losing to Chelmsford in the first round of the State Tournament.
by Ryan Condon
Boys’ hockey, 6-12-3, improved its offense this season, according to coach Tom Ryan. “Our ability to score goals was a strength,” he said.