by Tyler Movsessian
Spring Sports are kicking off into high
gear! Baseball, Lacrosse, Tennis and Track are getting ready to take their
teams to the next level. These teams are excited to start playing games
starting this week and the seniors are going to make one last push to finish
off their high school athletics career with a bang.
Boys Track- The boys track team is back
after their stellar indoor season. They won state relays for the third year in
a row and they finally beat Lexington and Reading to take a Middlesex League
Champions. Now, most athletes are back including all four captains as well as
stars such as junior Dennis Peary, sophomore Matt DiMauro, and senior Elijah
Mawejie. They take their talents outside with head coach Mike Fowle to win
another championship. They have a tough meet against Lexington on April 7,
which will play a big factor in the league champion.
Girls Track- The girls track team is
looking to improve their performances from last year. They were in contention
for a league title but Lexington got the best of them. However, they will meet
again this season and Woburn thinks that they will come out on top. Star
athletes such as juniors Gina D’Addario, Kaycie Burke and Katie Murray return
as well as indoor captains and seniors Adrianna Manzi and Alex DiMauro will
join seniors Sam Young and Jaye Morgan to lead the team with new girls head
coach Jacqui Barrett to victory. Here’s to topping Lexington and getting a
league title!
Boys Lacrosse- Lax is back and is
looking to rebound from their early tournament exit last year. Senior captains
Zack Tanner, Sam Ventresca, and Robbie Galvin are captains and will look to
lead the team deep into the state tournament along with star players juniors
Chris Morgan and Nick Fugazzoto. They are behind new head coach Mike Clifford.
Look for the boys lacrosse team to be making headlines in the post season.
Girls
Lacrosse- Additionally, girls lacrosse will be trying to
improve on an average season last year. They will be led by senior captains
Devin Parziale, Vanessa Carbone, and Shannon Walsh as well as coached by Maggie
Meagher. They are looking to make the tournament this year and will be
rebounding from a not great season in 2013. The seniors will be fighting to
make the last year of lax memorable, with a winning season.
Baseball-
The
baseball team is going to improve from their rough 2-14 season. Now they have a
new coach in Joe Wells as well as star players and senior captains Adam Gately
and Jared Kenney. They have a lot of young talent this year and hopefully the
captains can begin to help rebuild and get this team in the right direction towards
winning their first championship since 1978.
Softball-
The
softball team is looking better than ever. Captains and seniors Steph Kerrigan
and Courtney Davis look to lead the team behind Coach Courtney Singsbury
(Famous WMHS football coach Rocky Nelson’s daughter). They advanced into the
tournament but ended up falling in the second round. Now they try to take their
talent deeper and contend for a title.
Boys
Tennis- The boys tennis team has had its struggles the past
few years. Unfortunately, they have placed last for a few years now in the
Middlesex League but, they were able to break their 40 match losing streak.
Now, with captains senior Brandon Heath and senior Dylan Scott, they are
hopeful that they can win a few more matches this year and not place last in
the league. They have some talented underclassmen who can give them a boost
along with new assistant coach Wyatt Towle. Look for the tennis team to be on
the rise
Girls
Tennis- The girls tennis team is ready to hit the court and
make some headlines for themselves. They have captain LeAnn DiMauro (came up in
the clutch in basketball) working with coach Steve Sullivan who also coached
LeAnn in basketball. In 2013, the team did well, but this year they are really
looking to strengthen their skills.
“We are so
close, we are like a family” said junior player Bridget Lynch.
The girls tennis
team is going to make a statement for themselves in the 2014 season.
Ultimate
Frisbee- Woburn High has finally added a new sport. It also
joins swimming as a co-ed sport, allowing both boys and girls to play. Junior
Derek Medina is the founder and captain along with senior Andrew Murphy lead
the team. They will be taking it more seriously this year, with Coach Shawn
Murphy. They got in trouble a bit with conduct issues, but now that that is
taken care of, they have real potential to become a well known WMHS sport.
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