Thursday, January 31, 2013
Police say evidence of both alcohol and burnt marijuana were present.
UPDATED 5:35 P.M. An under-aged drinking party that was broken up by the Sudbury Police Department on Jan. 24 has resulted in numerous athletes from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School receiving MIAA suspensions. According to Lt. Scott Nix, parents have contacted the department admitting their student-athlete had received a suspension. "Parents have called us, asking about the communication process between the school and the police," Nix said, "and what procedures were imposed and why." According to a report from Pam Cross of WCVB-Ch. 5, among those suspended were a girls basketball player and several hockey players. When contacted earlier today to confirm rumors, L-S Athletic Director Nancy O'Neil said she didn't think discussing which …
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Second-half rally against Westwood not enough for Warriors.
WELLESLEY – At halftime it looked like a cakewalk, but in the end it was a classic. The Lincoln-Sudbury girls lacrosse team outscored Westwood 7-2 in the second half, but it wasn’t enough as the Wolverines were able to hold on and defeat the Warriors, 11-9, to win the Eastern Massachusetts Division 1 title on Monday at Babson College. The Wolverines will play either Algonquin or Longmeadow Friday night in Worcester for the state championship. Westwood senior Kate Hazar scored 11 seconds into the second half, but something clicked for Lincoln-Sudbury after that and the Warriors rallied. The Warriors outscored Westwood 7-1 the rest of the game, but several costly turnovers allowed the Wolverines to cling to their lead. “The girls had a great…
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
After winning the first 2 sets, the Warriors fall to Central Catholic in 5.
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Lincoln-Sudbury takes on Western Mass. champ Minnechaug.
UPDATED: 9:08 P.M. Video of the game's final out, celebration and postgame interviews will be up shortly. Be sure to check out Kirk Frederick's interview if you want a good laugh. And one final note ... this is Lincoln-Sudbury's third state title in the last seven years. --------- UPDATED: 6:30 pm Ninth inning 10-2 Jason Erhardt on the mound for Minnechaug. Antonellis flies out to center. Ben Smith pinch hits for Bassinger and is robbed of a hit by the diving second baseman. Smith is greeted by his teammates with high-5s for making solid contact. Adam Wilver now pinch hitting for Cahill, but strikes out for the third out. McGavick is done and gets a big congrats from his teammates. Cahill in to close it out for McGavick, who would earn the…
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Lincoln-Sudbury takes on Franklin in the Division 1 state semfinals.
UPDATED: 9:40 P.M. Here are a couple of postgame video interviews folks. State title game will be Saturday at Frasier Field in Lynn. --------- UPDATED: 8:21 P.M. Ninth inning 16-2 L-S L-S goes down 1-2-3 in the top half. Cahill in to close it out for L-S. Franklin goes down 1-2-3 all on Ks ... on to the championship game for the Warriors! ---------- UPDATED: 8:11 P.M. Eighth inning 16-2 Ben Smith now pinch hitting for Carl Anderson. He strikes out looking for the first out. Bryce Garcia now pinch hitting for Rav. Garcia grounds out, 3 to 1. DeArias hitting in Barry's spot. He laces a single to left to keep the inning going. Adam Wilver pinch hitting for Keith Anderson. Wilver strikes out to end the inning. Jimmy Tulloch batting for Chaiton…
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The Warriors scored just two second-half goals Tuesday falling to the Wolverines for the second time this season.
The top ranked Westwood Wolverines are heading back to a place they are extremely familiar with, the MIAA girls lacrosse state championship game. They got there Tuesday evening by defeating the Lincoln-Sudbury Warriors 15-7 at Wellesley College, a team they already beat once at home in the regular season, 21-11. “They are just very strong all over the field," said L-S coach Deb DeJesus. “They have a lot of good athletes and they are very skilled and they walk on this field with confidence.” Westwood will square off against the winner from the West, Longmeadow, who handed Westwood its only tie this season and who fell victim to the Wolverines in both the 2008 and 2009 title games. “It’s never an old hat,” said Westwood coach Leslie Frank …
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Warriors lead wire to wire to capture first sectional championship.
ANDOVER – Both teams were nicknamed "Warriors,” they were No. 1 and 2 in the section, and they had won their opening-round games by a combined score of 107-39. Yet, last night at Eugene Lovely Field, it was more about control than competition as the Lincoln-Sudbury girls lacrosse team led wire to wire to win it first Division 1 North sectional title by defeating Andover 17-9. “It’s unbelievable,” junior captain Rachel Sexton said. “It’s been such a long, hard season. We just worked so hard. This was our goal the whole time.” Sexton was a one-girl machine for L-S, pumping in five goals and adding an assist in the win. Sophomore Abby Quirk added a pair of goals and three assists while junior Madison Acton netted four goals in the win. Senior…
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Lincoln-Sudbury takes on Acton-Boxborough for the Division 1 North title.
UPDATED 8:52 P.M. And it's over before we got started. The grounds crew called the game about 5 minutes before the scheduled start, and to their credit the skies opened about 10 minutes after they called it. The game will be played Monday at 4 p.m. at Alumni Field in Lowell. Let's all thank the MIAA for this fiasco. See you Monday! ------------ Good evening and welcome to LeLacheur Park in Lowell as we await the start of the MIAA Division 1 North title game between Dual County League foes Lincoln-Sudbury and Acton-Boxborough. It's a cool, damp night (feels more like mid April than mid June) with showers in the area. Our tentative start time is 8:40 p.m. as another shower is expected to hit the area before the first pitch. Starting lineups …
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Monday, June 6, 2011
Lincoln-Sudbury hosts St. John's Prep in the quarterfinals of the Division 1 North Sectional Tournament.
UPDATE: 10:20 P.M. Postgame video interviews are up. --------- UPDATE: 7:34 p.m. Ninth inning: 9-5 L-S Brandon Bingel reaches on an error to start the inning. Joe Kirpas pinch runs. Most of the field is in the shadows now ... long game. Donahue fouls out to catcher Barry for the first out. Capuano flies out to center for the second out. Kirpas advances on a wild pitch. Peluso flies out to deep center to end it. Check back later for video interviews. -------- UPDATE: 7:25 P.M. Eighth inning: 9-5 L-S Coppola begins things for Prep by striking out. Cahill seems to be getting stronger on the mound for L-S. Patrikas gives one a ride to deep center, but Carroll gets under it for the easy out. Barosin ends the inning with a popout to Cahill on …
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Don, Fairbairn key North Sectional victory for Warriors.
The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School boys' hockey team had no mercy for its opponent in the preliminary round of the MIAA Division 2 North tournament Monday night at Stoneham Arena, as the Warriors took home a 4-0 victory over the North Reading Hornets to advance to the first round. Jordan Don and Henry Fairbairn acted as an unstoppable duo, registering three goals and two assists between the pair. "[I was] very proud [of Henry and Jordon]," said Lincoln-Sudbury coach Peter Elenbaas. "Henry has been outstanding the last five games, scoring in every game and dominating other teams with his speed and size. Jordan was playing after missing the last six games. He worked hard to stay in shape the whole time he was out of the line-up. It…
SudburyCitizen
5:39 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
This page is ridiculous and out of control. It really shows that no one has anything better to do these days then sit on the Sudbury Patch and write comments about what has happened IN THE PAST. The party is over, and though it was a big deal for a small town like Sudbury, we must remember that it has been dealt with and there is no need to keep resurrecting it. On another note, I do agree with … more ›