WAKEFIELD — The Lynnfield-North Reading wrestling team celebrated its 20th season as a co-op with its annual awards banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall. And what a season it was. Just one year removed from back-to-back seasons in which the Black and Gold won just one dual-meet and lost 45, the team began to turn things around in 2024, finishing with a record of … [Read more...] about Twenty years down, more to come
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How ’bout them Apples?
Stone looks for 1-2 singles punch to lead
The big question for the girls tennis team this spring: Can it top the Cinderella-like season it had last year when the Pioneers reached the final of the MIAA Division 4 state tournament? According to Craig Stone, now in his 44th season as head coach, anything can happen. After all, it did last year. The Pioneers (12-6) were the No. 3 seed in the MIAA Division 4 … [Read more...] about Stone looks for 1-2 singles punch to lead
O’Brien counting on his seniors this spring
With two players committed to Division 1 baseball programs – one of them last year’s Cape Ann League Player of the Year – the future looks pretty bright for the Lynnfield baseball team. The Pioneers lost seven seniors to graduation, including two-year captain Dave Tracy, as well as Owen Mullin and Anthony Grabau, who is now playing at Fordham University. All three were Cape … [Read more...] about O’Brien counting on his seniors this spring
