Sports

Wayland Youth Soccer's 7-8 Boys Strikers earn MTOC Tournament berth to close the spring. With no high school games on the schedule for the week of June 22-28, the Strikers' postseason qualification stood as the week's defining sports moment for the town. Fall 2026 registration opened simultaneously

Wayland Youth Soccer's 7th-and-8th-grade Strikers headline a quiet mid-June week by qualifying for the MTOC Tournament. With no Wayland High School games on the schedule June 15 through 21 — the spring season finished and fall practices weeks away — the Strikers' postseason berth stands as the

Wayland High School's spring postseason hit full stride this week as three Warriors programs advanced in MIAA tournament play. Girls lacrosse outlasted Newburyport 10-9 in overtime Thursday at home, while boys volleyball swept Greater Lowell Tech and Longmeadow 3-0 and 3-0 without dropping a set,

Wayland High School girls lacrosse outscored two opponents 39-10 at home this week, beating Essex North Shore Agricultural 21-2 on Wednesday and Falmouth 18-8 on Friday to power into the postseason. Both varsity tennis teams added 5-0 shutouts, boys over Amherst-Pelham Regional and girls over

Wayland boys volleyball ran its winning streak to three, including a pair of five-set thrillers on the road. The Warriors topped Acton-Boxborough 3-1 at home Monday, then survived 3-2 at Needham and 3-2 at Newton North to close the week unbeaten and burnish their MIAA tournament resume. Girls

Wayland boys volleyball ran the table while baseball and boys lacrosse went winless in a sharply split week. The Warriors volleyball team beat Cambridge Rindge & Latin, Agawam and Natick by identical 3-1 set scores, capped Friday at the Field House. Girls tennis went 3-0 with 3-2 wins over Weston