Being able to take part in a college sport is a dream most athletes strive to achieve, and now, senior Mia Burns has achieved this goal as she will be swimming at Merrimack College. After years of hard work and dedication in high school, Burns also plans on majoring in human development services for...

On Saturday January 11, the WA Swim and Dive team held joint home meets for the boys against Chelmsford and the girls against Tyngsborough. The WA Boys were victorious with a score of 108-78 and the WA Girls won 101-77. The meet was held at UMass Lowell's Costello Athletic Center.  

Junior Tiffany Tseng is one of New England's top junior swimmers. Her passion and drive have brought her records both on the Westford Academy Swim and Dive team and in her club team, and as she moves into her senior year, she is beginning to compete nationally and looking ahead to college commitments. Tseng...

On December 22nd, the boy's swimming team warmed up to face Acton- Boxborough in a heated meet. WA lost quite a few races in the beginning and in the start of the 2nd half, but ended strong with an excellent relay. The meet started with a medley, meaning everyone racing changed the stroke each lap....

With advanced high school sports, there usually comes an expectation that athletes will, undoubtedly, seek a professional career in his or her sport later on in life. Indeed, whether it is football, soccer, hockey, or ping pong, one can almost always depend on athletes dreaming big about the life of...

State record holder for the boys 400 meter freestyle relay and future alumni of Westford Academy, Kyle Pilachowski, will be swimming competitively for the Boston College Eagles. The Eagles compete as a member of the NCAA Division I level, primarily competing in the Atlantic Coast Conference....

Justin Maly, a past teacher to many students here at WA, has recently accomplished something most people could not even imagine accomplishing in their entire lives: he has finished an Ironman Triathlon…twice. The concept of an Ironman Triathlon involving swimming 2.4 miles, cycling 112,  and running...

By Alok Ganguly Public Relations The swimmer dives into the water, and cuts through the small waves like a knife cutting through butter. As he clambers out of the pool, completing his trial run, his coach scurries up to meet him, bearing incredible news; he qualifies for States. Jason Jung, a freshman...