Sports Roundup: November 9, 2018

November 9, 2018

The fall sports season is coming to a close. The girls field hockey and soccer teams lost their bids for district championships last week. The boys soccer team has advanced to the MIAA Central District 4 semifinals. The girls and boys cross-country runners are preparing for the MIAA Central District 2 championships this weekend.



Field hockey (3-2-1, 10-6-2)

  • 11/1 MIAA Central Division 2 first round vs. Lunenburg High School, 1-0 loss
  • End of season


Girls soccer (6-0-1, 12-4-2)

  • 10/30 vs. Clinton High School, 9-0 win
  • 11/2 MIAA Central Division 3 first round vs. Leicester High School, 1-0 loss
  • End of season


Boys soccer (6-0-1, 12-3-3)

  • 11/5 MIAA Central Division 4 quarterfinal vs. Ayer Shirley High School, 4-0 win


Upcoming schedule

  • 11/7 MIAA Central Division 4 semifinal vs. Hopedale High School (at Assabet Regional High School), 7 p.m.
  • 11/11 MIAA Central Division 4 final, TBD


Girls cross-country (3-2, 4-2)

  • 10/31 Mid-Wach D League championships. Bromfield placed third.
  • 11/4 Frank Mooney MSTCA Invitational. Team did not compete.
  • 11/10 MIAA Central Division 2 cross-country championship (at Gardner Municipal Golf Course), 12:30 p.m.


Boys cross-country (4-1, 5-1)

  • 10/31 Mid-Wach D League championships. Bromfield placed first and won the 2018 league championship. Junior Will Squire placed first with a time of 17:31 minutes.
  • 11/4 Frank Mooney MSTCA 5K Invitational. Junior Will Squire placed fifth in the junior/senior division with a time of 17:02 minutes.


Upcoming schedule

  • 11/10 MIAA Central Division 2 cross-country championship (at Gardner Municipal Golf Course), 1:50 p.m.

  Results are as of Tuesday, Nov. 6. Upcoming schedules are through Nov. 14. For each team, the first set of numbers in parentheses is its league record; second set is its overall season record, which includes nonleague games. The @ symbol designates an away contest. NA means the score was not available at press time.


—Compiled by John Osborn

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