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WHS Track team raises $2,200+

The team raised more than $2,2000 through t-shirt sales. All proceeds will be donated to the Boston Marathon One Fund. 90 high schools and 1,170 athletes participated in events during the annual Twilight Track Meet on Sat, May 11, the largest turnout ever.

WHS Athletic Schedule- through Friday, May 24, 2013

**Wednesday, May 22**
3:45pm	Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Framingham HS - Middle School Courts
4pm	Boys Varsity Baseball @ Waltham HS– 2:30 dismissal/2:45 bus Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Waltham HS Boys JV Baseball @ Waltham HS - 2:30 dismissal/2:45 bus Boys Freshman Lacrosse vs. Westford Academy Girls Varsity Softball vs. Waltham HS
5:30pm	Girls Varsity Lacrosse @ Wayland HS – 4:15pm bus

**Thursday, May 23**
4pm	Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ Arlington Catholic– 2:15 dismissal/2:30 bus Girls Varsity Softball @ AMSA Charter School – 2:15 dismissal/2:30 bus
5:45pm	Boys JV Lacrosse @ Arlington Catholic– 4:15 bus
7pm	Boys Varsity Baseball vs Randolph

**Friday, May 24**
4pm	Boys Varsity Tennis @ Bedford HS – 2:15 dismissal/2:30 bus

Boys & Girls Outdoor Track teams

Win the Div. 4 State Relays

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Abington High School

Please congratulate the team and Coach Monz. This is the first time that Weston has swept the relays in 35 years.

With a score of 65, the boys topped 25 other schools and the girls with a score of 56 defeated 24 other schools. It is a tremendous accomplishment. Coach Monz believes this victory will help motivate the students as they compete in the Division 4 State Championship.

John Monz, a high school teacher of mathematics, has been coaching track for 35 years

Read more from the Herald and Globe.

Wayland-Weston Crew
Massachusetts Public Schools Rowing Association Champions

The girls defended their state championship title on Sunday, May 27, 2012, and bade a bittersweet farewell for the nine graduating seniors.

The composite score's six second lead earned the girls their seventh trophy in a row.

Congratulations to these

Spring 2012 Athletes:

Boston Globe All-Scholastics

Boys Tennis: Ethan Chen

Girls Golf: Lina Kim

Boston Globe All Stars

Baseball: James Goulart, Gage Hartman, Brooks Parker, Noah Tocci

Girls Golf: Lina Kim

Boys Lacrosse: Jared Fong, Jordan Fong, Steve Iodice, Grace McCurdy, Joey Pasquale, Geoff Ziobro

Girl Lacrosse: Emma Dagres, Julia Meehan

Softball: Ariana Vasquez, Kristen Welby

Boys Tennis: Ethan Chen, Max Legoski, Trevor Sands

Boys Track: Andrew Connolly, Tim Grant, Matthew Herzig, Kevin Mathers, Alexis Mundo, Christian Rougeau, Spencer Shea, Craig Shytle

Girls Track: Josephine Bichara, Olivia Brackett, Julia Kee, Kayla Lawrence, Abigail Pohl, Brianna Schwartz, Zoe Snow, Charlotte Walmsley, Edom Wessenyeleh

Visit the Boston Globe for the full list of athletes. Registration may be required for access.

Weston Tennis Team Played “for the babies”

The Weston High School Boys Varsity Tennis Team was the 2012 MIAA North Section Division 3 Champion for the third consecutive year. This year, however, winning this title was not its only accomplishment. With pledges ranging from $0.10-$2.00 per game won, the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams raised $3,538.90 for the March of Dimes with games won during their regular 2012 season. Senior Trevor Sands won the most number of games, while Junior Benjamin Spector raised the most dollars in pledges.

Since pledges were based on games won by individual players, rather than matches or team wins, every player who solicited pledges was able to contribute to the drive regardless of their overall match record. Freshman first singles Ethan Chen was one who was never discouraged by split sets. When having to go for a third set, he would often be heard proclaiming that he was just “winning more games for the babies.”

The March of Dimes was founded by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to combat polio. Having essentially eradicated the disease, the organization turned to themission of improving the health of babies by seeking to prevent birth defects, prematurity and infant mortality.

Members of the team were able to visit the Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital’s Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) on Wednesday, June 20, 2012, where Neonatologist-in-Chief Dr. DeWayne Pursley gave them a tour of the facilities. NICUs were first established by the March of Dimes and many of the procedures were developed through research funded by the March of Dimes.

The boys expect to repeat their efforts in 2013, hoping to raise at least as much in the second year. The Boys’ Tennis Team is one of several Weston High School teams that have raised funds for charitable causes. Other teams include the Boys’ Lacrosse Team, which has supported Autism Speaks; and the Boys’ Baseball Team, which raised almost $1,000 in its game against Wayland on May 14, 2012, for the American Cancer Society.