After starting the season with three straight wins, the Winchester High School boys hockey team is all even after 10 games with a 5-5 record. They dropped their last four games to Belmont (4-1), Arlington (3-2), Woburn (3-1) and Hingham (5-3). But on Dec. 28, the Red & Black doubled
The holiday season is finally behind us, and it’s time to resume the normal activities that consume our everyday lives. For the Winchester High School winter sports teams, this week began their first full week of games since the calendar flipped to 2025. The Winchester High School boys basketball
The Winchester High School Red & Black boys hockey team finished the regular season last year with a 13-9-1 record. They were the 11th seed in the Division 1 power rankings, and went on to win four more games in the postseason to earn a spot in the state championship
The Winchester High School boys basketball team wrapped up the regular season last year with a 12-8 record. They were seeded 38th in the Division 1 power rankings, before going on to beat Arlington (14-7, 27th seed) — a team that defeated the Red & Black twice during the regular season
The 122nd edition of the traditional Thanksgiving Day football game between the visiting Woburn Tanners (6-5) and the Winchester Red & Black (8-3) is now in the books, and by all accounts it will be remembered for different reasons. The Winchester boys won the high scoring affair at Knowlton Stadium,
Winner of the 122nd edition breaks tie in the all-time series between these two Middlesex League foes The Winchester High football team (7-3) is getting ready to host its Thanksgiving Day rival Woburn (6-4) in the annual game on Thursday morning (Nov. 28) at Knowlton Stadium, beginning at 10:15
The Winchester High School volleyball team (20-3) started the postseason as the 13th seed in Division 1 with 18 wins. They then went 2-1 in the state tournament after falling to Needham (17-6, fifth seed) in the Elite 8, 3-1. But Needham was then shutdown by Newton North (24-1, top
The Winchester High field hockey team (15-7) came into the Division 1 playoffs as the 11th seed, and proceeded to waste no time to knock off the opposition with three straight wins over Brookline (3-1), Central Catholic (3-2) and Algonquin (2-1). The win over Algonquin in the Round of 8
Inevitably, only one team can win the state championship in each of the five girls soccer divisions. But that doesn’t diminish the accomplishments of the other postseason participants. They earned the right to be there in the power rankings system that has measured high school teams in all sports
The Winchester High Red & Black football team (7-2, sixth seed in Division 2) is moving on to the Elite 8 after beating Peabody (4-5, 12th seed) at Knowlton Stadium last Friday night, Nov. 8, in a high scoring affair, 35-27. They have since been preparing to take on host
The Winchester High girls soccer team (15-1-3) recently wrapped up the regular season to get ready for the start of the Division 1 playoffs as the 12th seed overall. On Oct. 23, coach Michelle Ross’ team played its final Middlesex League game this fall on the road at Belmont. The
The Winchester High football team (6-2) is beginning the Division 2 state tournament playoffs Friday night (Nov. 8) at Knowlton Stadium on a roll after winning five out of its last six regular season games, including last Friday’s (Nov. 1) dominant home triumph over Middlesex League rival Lexington (2-6)
After dropping a heartbreaking 29-28 decision to the Reading Rockets, the Winchester Red & Black football team (5-2) bounced back nicely to beat visiting Arlington last Friday night (Oct. 25), 51-38. With the win, the Winchester boys inched closer in the Division 2 state power rankings from sixth to fifth
The Winchester High girls soccer team (13-1-2) has not missed a beat this year under the guidance of first-year head coach Michelle Ross, and she’s thrilled the process has been smooth. “The transition to a new coach undoubtedly brought its share of challenges, but the team rose to that
