So despite the MIAA announcing yesterday that the spring season will not open until April 27th at the earliest, I am still going to be releasing the 2020 spring schedules as they look right now, so if to nothing else insert some normalcy into life right now. That being said we continue on today with boys and girls lacrosse. Both will play their home games at the Wellesley High Stadium and games will begin at 4 pm unless noted.

Boys Lacrosse:

3-31 @ Weymouth 345 pm

4-7 vs. Framingham

4-9 vs. Walpole

4-14 vs. Brookline

4-16 @ Newton North

4-21 vs. North Andover (Concord-Carlisle HS) TBA

4-23 vs. TBA (Lincoln Sudbury HS) TBA

4-25 vs. TBA (Dover-Sherborn HS) TBA

4-28 @ Needham

4-30 vs. Natick

5-7 @ Milton

5-12 @ Framingham

5-14 @ Brookline

5-19 vs. Braintree

5-21 vs. Newton North

5-27 @ Natick

Girls Lacrosse:

3-31 vs. Weymouth

4-7 @ Framingham

4-9 @ Walpole

4-14 @ Brookline

4-16 vs. Newton North

4-17 vs. Bishop Guertin

4-23 vs. Concord Carlisle 2 pm

4-28 vs. Needham

4-30 @ Natick

5-4 vs. Ipswich 430 pm

5-6 @ Cohasset

5-7 vs. Milton

5-11 @ Masconomet 415 pm

5-12 vs. Framingham

5-14 vs. Brookline

5-18 vs. Walpole

5-19 @ Braintree

5-21 @ Newton North

5-27 vs. Natick

It is time to begin our week of unveiling the 2020 spring sports schedules. Now I know these schedules are not set in stone due to current circumstances, so stay tuned! We’ll start out with the baseball and softball schedules. Baseball will host all games at Sprague Field while softball will hold all their home games at Lee. All games will start at 345 pm, unless noted. Let’s take a look!

Baseball:

4-1 @ Weymouth (Libby)

4-8 vs. Framingham

4-13 vs. Walpole

4-15 vs. Brookline 4 pm

4-21 vs. Mansfield 11 am

4-23 @ King Philip 11 am

4-24 vs. Westwood 11 am

4-27 @ Newton North

4-29 @ Needham

5-4 vs. Natick

5-7 @ Xaverian 4 pm

5-9 vs. Malden Catholic (Lexington HS) 1145 am

5-11 @ Milton (Cunningham)

5-13 @ Framingham 4 pm

5-16 vs. St John’s 11 am

5-18 @ Brookline

5-20 vs. Braintree

5-23 vs. Lexington 11 am

5-26 vs. Newton North

5-28 @ Natick 7 pm

Softball:

4-1 vs. Weymouth

4-3 @ Lincoln Sudbury

4-8 @ Framingham

4-13 @ Walpole

4-15 @ Brookline

4-27 vs. Newton North

4-29 vs. Needham

5-4 @ Natick

5-7 vs. Ursuline

5-8 @ Needham (Claxton) 7 pm

5-11 vs. Milton

5-13 vs. Framingham

5-14 @ Ursuline

5-18 vs. Brookline

5-20 @ Braintree

5-21 vs. Attleboro

5-26 @ Newton North

5-28 vs. Natick

What better way to brighten up your Monday than with another edition of Monday Poll. Today’s poll question is…What spring sport are you most looking forward to? Comment with your answers!

Looking for an hour of zen for you and your family in these trying times. Every day, Monday-Friday Erin Reilly will host a live online yoga session on her Youtube page. Reilly teaches Yoga at Wellesley Middle School and is looking to help bring some balance into these crazy times. The link to her page can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdMlrs2okSU&feature=emb_title

So without the ongoing situation in this country spring sports have been pushed back until at least March 30th, that being said I will still be rolling out spring sports coverage this week. This week i will be unveiling the 2020 spring schedules (at least in their current form) and the week after I will be previewing the spring sports teams so stay tuned and stay safe!

Happy Saturday everyone, and what better time to answer the latest Raider Friday Trivia question! The last time there were co-champions was 1944 when Needham and Malden skated to a 2-2 double overtime tie.

What better time than to liven up the day with some Raider Friday Trivia. Today’s question is…When was the last time there were co- state champions in Massachusetts high school hockey? Answer tomorrow!

Well now that the winter season has unexpectedly come to an end we wrap up our winter sports coverage today by reviewing both boys and girls hockey. The boys finished 11-9-2 overall and advanced through the first round in D1 South by defeating Marshfield before falling to Archbishop Williams in the quarterfinals. Despite some key departures look for the boys to be right back in the mix next season. Now to the girls. They officially finish 22-1 and earn a share of their third straight state title after the cancellation of Sunday’s games. The girls definitely have pieces in place despite graduation to make another run at the Garden next year.

For Wellesley non-profit Community Investors the Boston Marathon is a big source of fundraising, having been allocated a bib each of the last 4 years. This year CI tapped Wellesley High girls basketball coach Glen Magpiong to run for their organization and were fired up for April until today when the Boston Marathon was postponed until September due to the ongoing Coronavirus concern. That being said the organization will still carry on and look to add even more funds as they continue their marathon bid. For more information on how to support go to https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/community-investors-boston-marathon-20201

Well unfortunately due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the girls hockey state title game Sunday has been cancelled. As a result both Wellesley and Canton have been declared co-champions, thus earning Wellesley it’s 3rd straight state title. Congratulations to the girls on a tremendous season and best of luck to the seniors moving forward!