The schedule of a student-athlete can be demanding, with many struggling to find the balance between academics and sports. However, one athlete in particular has shown remarkable dedication to his team; having never missed a single day of practice or a meet in all four years of his wrestling career at...

WA Girls' Basketball defeated Acton-Boxborough (AB) 58-38 on Sunday, Jan. 18 at TD Garden during the annual Andrew James Lawson Foundation Invitational. The Ghosts dominated the court throughout the whole game, while sophomore Grace Trahan had a particularly successful performance, scoring a high number...

WA Girls' Basketball won three out of five quarters in a home scrimmage against Lowell on Dec. 15 at 5:30 p.m, setting the tone for the rest of their season with an overall victory. Their first official game will be held at Waltham High School on Friday, Dec. 19 at 7 p.m..

New lighting fixtures were installed on the Westford Academy Trustees Field to replace prior field lights with brighter and higher quality lighting. Construction was completed on Sept. 3.  Although the lights are ready for upcoming home games, there are still some technical qualities that must be...

WA Field Hockey (WAFH) gave it their all on Tuesday, Oct. 8 against Bedford at home, though ultimately suffering a harsh loss with a final score of 2-0. From the beginning of the game, the WA team spent a lot of time playing defense. Junior goalkeeper Khloe Felicani kept the net protected as the opposing...

WA Boys’ Soccer pulled through with a 2-1 win for senior night on Thursday, Oct. 26 at home against Waltham. After a slow first half, WA stepped up in the second half to pull out the win. Before the game began there was a ceremony to celebrate the seniors and their hard work and dedication throughout...

WA Boys’ Soccer's three game winning streak was snapped by Bedford, as they suffered a 2-0 loss at home on Tuesday, Oct. 10. A penalty kick resulted in a shift of momentum and an insurmountable deficit in favor of Bedford. Amidst their best three game stretch of the season, WA entered their game...

After a state tournament appearance and a 9-1 regular season campaign in 2022, WA Golf looks to continue raising the bar as to what is defined as success. With a new coach in physical education teacher Patrick Claycomb at the helm, the team is determined to take a leap large enough to propel them towards...

Playing a sport in college is an unforgettable experience for the athletes who are lucky enough and work hard enough to reach that level. It is a privilege that athletes must work towards throughout their entire childhood, and make sacrifices day in and day in an effort to achieve their goals. This March,...

After leading WA Girls’ Hockey to the state tournament after a 5-15 season in 2021-2022, head coach Jim Geraghty has been voted Dual County League/Merrimack Valley Conference Coach of the Year (DCL/MVC). In the 2022-2023 season, the girls’ hockey team improved drastically from 5-15 to 9-10-1,...

It is rare to see any eighth grader begin football for the sole purpose of playing at college. With less than a 7% chance of accomplishing that goal, it is a feat most athletes do not even attempt. However, for a select few, as they progress through their high school career, the possibility of playing...

Senior Alanna Saunders has achieved academic, athletic, and artistic feats most students could not even imagine. From being an award-winning artist to a dedicated and passionate multi-sport athlete, Saunders’ hard work and talent have culminated in her commitment to Middlebury College as part of the...