The three-game winning streak is over, but not without a fight. The Winchester Red & Black football team (3-1) invaded Melrose’s Fred Green Memorial Field (Oct. 2 to trade punches with its Middlesex League rivals, but when the game reached its most decisive moments, the visitors couldn’
The Winchester High girls cross-country team, the defending state Division 1B champions, is off to a fast start with a 3-0 record, while the boys are 1-2. All three of these meets were held on the Horn Pond course. The girls dominated all three of their opponents,
After beating three non-league opponents to begin the 2026 season with a 3-0 record, the Winchester High football team is getting ready for its first Middlesex League game Friday night, Oct. 2, against host Melrose at 7 p.m. The Red & Black’s latest win was against
Entering Wednesday’s (Sept. 30) non-league road showdown against Franklin, the Winchester High girls volleyball team were a perfect 9-0. However, the Panthers spoiled its plan of an undefeated season. Both Division 1 teams now have identical 9-1 records, something any coach would sign up for at
The Winchester High boys soccer team is off to a fast 4-0 start after their most recent victories over Woburn (5-0, Sept. 15), Beverly (1-0, Sept. 19) and Melrose (5-0, Sept. 23). They have so far outscored opponents to the tune of 16-1. The Red
Non-league Masco awaits WHS in Boxford Friday night
The Winchester High volleyball team is well on its way to another wildly successful regular season after starting off this year with six straight wins. The Red & Black have so far defeated Stoneham (3-0, Sept. 8), Woburn (3-0, Sept. 10), Melrose (3-0, Sept. 14), Newton South
It was a plethora of riches for Winchester High boys soccer coach Vin Musto, when practice opened up on Aug. 24. A total of 110 prospective players showed up for tryouts, but even with three teams in the program, cuts had to be made. It’s a double edge sword
Coming off a very satisfying 38-6 triumph over non-league Lynn Classical in the home opener on Sept. 10, the Winchester High football team understands it’s just one of nine regular season games, and of course that doesn’t count the playoff schedule. Coach Wally Dembowski hammered home
The Winchester High girls soccer team opened up the 2026 home season with a convincing 3-0 win over visiting Stoneham on Sept. 9. A couple of Red & Black seniors led the way with one goal apiece. Senior Amelia Holmes netted the second goal of the season from senior
The Winchester High School girls soccer program once again volunteered at the Dwelling Place in Woburn on Saturday, Sept. 12. The Dwelling Place, located at the United Methodist Church, is an important community outreach program that provides weekly meals to those in need. This year marked the 11th consecutive year
Coach Wally Dembowski couldn’t have asked for a better way to start the 2026 season after his Winchester High football team dismantled the Lynn Classical Rams at Knowlton Stadium on Sept. 10, 38-6. There were a whole bunch of new faces in the starting lineups for the Red
When the Winchester Red & Black football team squares off against non-league Lynn Classical tonight (Sept. 10, 6:30 p.m.) in the home opener at Knowlton Stadium, fans will see a whole bunch of new faces in the starting offensive and defensive lineups. Last year’s club put
The Winchester High girls volleyball team made it all the way to the Division 1 Elite 8 last season, before being eliminated by Newton North, the second seed, 3-1. The Red & Black girls were the seventh seed after going 19-1 in the regular season. They then defeated
The Winchester High girls soccer team rolled over its Middlesex League counterparts last year to compile a 6-0-1 record to secure the regular season championship. The Red & Black were 14-2-2 overall, which earned them the seventh seed in the Division 1 state tournament. Once there,
On Aug. 19, the MIAA (Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association) voted 12-2 in favor of the Super 8 rule that will change high school football for many years to come. The rule will restructure the current playoff format for the 2027 season. It will still consist of nine divisions, but
