Sports Roundup – October 31, 2025

October 31, 2025

Fall season for Bromfield’s varsity teams ended this week. Nov. 1 marks the start of the divisional and state tournaments of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association. The field hockey and boys and girls soccer and cross-country teams have all earned a spot in the playoffs.


Girls soccer (league 4-5-4, all 5-6-7)

  • 10/23 vs. Tyngsborough, 1-1 tie
  • 10/25 vs. Littleton, 1-0 win
  • 10/28 @West Boylston, N, 2-0 win

End of regular season


Boys soccer (11-0-1, 15-1-2)

  • 10/23 @Tyngsborough, 2-0 win
  • 10/25 vs. Groton-Dunstable Regional, N, 4-0 win
  • 10/27 vs. Hudson, 6-0 win

End of regular season

  • 11/1 MIAA releases tournament brackets
  • 11/3 MIAA state tournament begins

Field hockey (8-3-0, 10-4-2)

  • 10/22 vs. Littleton, N, 6-0 win
  • 10/23 @Narragansett Regional, 2-1 win

End of regular season

  • 11/1 MIAA 2025 Division 4 Field Hockey Tournament, @East Bridgewater (12-2-2), noon

Boys cross-country (7-0, 8-0)

  • 10/25 Mid-Wach C League Champions Boys won the league championship with 30 points among the six schools of Division C.

End of regular season

  • No meets until MIAA Division 3 Divisional championships, Nov. 8.

Girls cross-country (7-0, 8-1)

  • 10/25 Mid-Wach C League Championship. Girls won the league championship with 40 points among the six schools of Division C.

End of regular season

  • No meets until MIAA Division 3 Divisional championships, Nov. 8.

Boys golf (3-6, 5-8)

  • 10/27 MIAA Division 3 state championship. Junior Noah Petrossi tied for eighth place with a score of +7 over 72 among the 89 golfers who participated as either a qualifying team member or individual.

End of season


Rowing

  • 10/26 Massachusetts Public School Rowing Association Regatta.

End of fall season


Scheduled games and meets are shown from Friday, Oct. 31, through Thursday, Nov. 6. The @ symbol designates an away contest (though sometimes conditions require these to be held at a home venue). N indicates a nonleague game. NA means a score was not available at time of publication.

—Compiled by John Osborn

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