Sports
Sports roundup: summer youth programs come to the fore
Wayland’s summer sports calendar shifted from high school competition to youth programs, with Wayland High School tournament action completed. Little League Wayland Little League reported that spring registration is closed…
McCormack has a diverse (and winning) track portfolio
If you know Ryan McCormack, you know he isn’t one to put all of his eggs in one basket. On his entrepreneurial side, the Wayland High School senior wears many…
Sports roundup: softball team makes postseason
The Wayland softball team ventured into the playoffs for the first time since 2009 and even earned a victory before bowing out against perennial power Walpole. “This was their first…
Lacrosse player is in a position of influence
Even though she moved to a position with much more responsibility and is often a focal point for opposing teams, Somerby Newton has handled the change and pressure with ease.Newton,…
Sports roundup: volleyball surges, lacrosse rolling
Wayland High School’s boys volleyball team may have put together the strongest two-week stretch of any Warriors spring program, ripping off six straight victories against a mix of Dual County…
Playoffs start this week for many WHS teams
Many of the Wayland High School spring sports teams recently concluded their respective regular season schedules and immediately turned to the playoffs this week. The hottest team is boys volleyball,…
Tennis co-captain boosts team on and off court
brad.spiegel@waylandpost.orgWayland High School tennis player Kira Lai is all about the team. She’s always there to lend a helping hand, whether it be watching a match and reporting back to…
Sports roundup: boys’ volleyball stays hot
The Wayland High School boys volleyball kept rolling with two more wins, while girls lacrosse delivered two lopsided victories before running into Lincoln-Sudbury, headlining a busy Wayland High School spring…
Boosters celebrate rising college athletes
By Elizabeth RaingeThe Wayland High School Boosters’ annual Signing Day event featured 11 student athletes graduating with the WHS Class of 2026. The event celebrates Wayland varsity athletes who are…
Fifth-grader has fastest state times in two events
brad.spiegel@waylandpost.orgTrinity Franklyn had a lot of energy when she was younger. At 11 years old, she still does.A couple of years ago, after incessantly asking to harness that energy into…
