Unbeaten in their last four games, including Monday’s (Oct. 6) 1-1 tie against Lexington at home, the Winchester High School boys soccer team (5-3-2) is getting hot at the right time with six games left in the regular season. The Red & Black started their most recent run of
Domination was the operative word of the month for the Winchester High School football team. Throughout their three September games, the Red & Black (3-0) have outscored the opposition, 140-36. Breaking it down even further, they took care of both Peabody and Waltham by identical 42-7 scores, before beating up
The Winchester High School girls soccer team (6-0-1) had a week off between games, but instead of savoring its undefeated record, they can be seen helping their neighbors around town. But once they returned to the pitch, nothing changed. The Red & Black were able to maintain their winning ways
After the first two weeks of the high school football season, the Winchester football team has some symmetry going after beating non-league opponents Peabody and Waltham by identical 42-7 scores. They mixed things up somewhat in Friday night’s (Sept. 26) home game against the Masco Chieftains, but it was
Coach John Fleming’s girls volleyball team (6-0) has been nothing short of sensational in the early going this year. The Red & Black have had six matches so far, and have been perfect in all of them. They specifically had wins over Wilmington, Arlington, Stoneham, Woburn, Melrose and Lexington,
The Winchester High School girls soccer team (5-0-1) has played six games to date, and they remain undefeated. The Red & Black shutout Melrose (3-0, Sept. 15) and Lexington (1-0, Sept. 17) after they wrapped up the previous week with a dominating road win over the Woburn Tanners, 5-1 on
Winchester High School football coach Wally Dembowski could not have asked for a better start to the season. The Red & Black totally dominated non-league Peabody last Friday night (Sept. 12) in the home opener at Knowlton Stadium, 42-7. They scored points in each quarter against a team that they
The Winchester High field hockey team couldn’t have asked for a better start to the season. Four games played, and all of them were wins, all by shutout. The team first defeated Wilmington in the home opener on Sept. 3, 6-0. It was then Arlington’s turn to come
To say that this year’s Winchester High girls soccer team is a resilient bunch would be an understatement. They were able to block out any off-the-field controversy to begin the season undefeated with a 3-0-1 record. “We opened the season with three different matchups that showcased our resilience and
The Winchester High boys soccer team opened up its season with a 1-1-1 record. They shutout Wilmington on Sept. 2, 7-0, but then was shutout by Arlington two days later, 2-0, before tying Stoneham on Monday, Sept. 8, 1-1. Last year, the Red & Black ended up with a 7-5-4
In a letter to her “conquerors” Winchester High School Girls Varsity Soccer coach Michelle Ross told her players,“I am delighted to return to coach you and cannot wait to be back on the pitch with this amazing team.” She also thanked the girls for their love and support. Superintendent
John Fleming is beginning his 16th year as head coach of the Winchester High girls volleyball team. Last year, Fleming guided his team to a 20-3 overall record, before dropping a Division 1 Elite 8 matchup to Needham. The team was the 13th seed in the final power rankings, and
Flag Football is back in Winchester for the fifth straight year. Youngsters in grades K-8 participate in these fun-filled games every Sunday afternoon at the McCall Middle School. The 2025 season is scheduled to start on Sept. 14. The league is sponsored by the Winchester Parks & Recreation Department in
Winchester High School football Head Coach Wally Dembowki is beginning his 15th year along the Red &Black sidelines, and is already hard at work to ensure another winning season. The grind for him started on Aug. 15, the first official day of practice, to get this year’s squad
For these Winchester Youth Baseball Cal Ripken 2025 World Series All-Stars, the sport is more than just something they play on a diamond, it also becomes a part of their identity. As teammates, they have shared familial experiences on the field as a result of participating in the Cal Ripken
When we last left the Winchester Youth Baseball 12-U Cal Ripken all-stars, they lost a 2-1 heartbreaker to the Milton Americans in the EMass state championship game, and as a result they missed out from participating in the All-New England Regional Tournament by one slim run. Instead of playing against
