The Arlington High softball team won 12-0 at home against Stoneham, and the girls' track team hosted Belmont.
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The Spy Ponders lost 76-52 Thursday at undefeated Melrose.
The 16th-seeded Arlington High boys' basketball team's season came to an end Thursday night, as the team fell 76-52 at undefeated, No. 1 Melrose in the first round of the North Division 2 bracket. The Spy Ponders finish the season 11-11. They did get one playoff win, a 68-52 home victory over No. 17 Tewksbury (9-12) on Monday. Melrose (21-0) advances to the quarterfinals, where they will host No. 8 New Mission (15-6) at 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Arlington High’s mascot was one of five chosen from Massachusetts for USA Today’s competition.
The Spy Ponders are in the running to win USA Today’s “Most Unique High School Mascot” competition. Arlington High’s mascot was one of five selected from Massachusetts for the competition. The Ashland Clockers, Holy Name Central Catholic Naps, Salem Witches and Springfield High School of Science & Technology Cybercats are the other nominees from the Bay State. Voting is now open, through Tuesday, March 5. After the state competition, all of the winners will face off for the national $2,000 prize. The Eagles and Tigers are the most common mascots in the country, according to USA Today. Here are the other mascots in contention from New England. Connecticut Avon Old Farm Winged Beavers Berlin Redcoats Hale Ray Noises Jonathan Law Lawmen …
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The Spy Ponders boys' team will face Melrose in Woburn.
Today is Wednesday, Feb. 27. Here are five things you need to know: 1.) The eighth-seeded Arlington High boys’ hockey team will face No. 9 Melrose at 7:30 p.m. tonight at O’Brien Rink in Woburn (55 Locust St., adjacent to Joyce Middle School) in the preliminary round of the Division 1 North bracket. Arlington went 9-6-5 during the regular season, Melrose 10-7-4. Arlington lost to Melrose 7-0 on Jan. 26 in the teams’ only meeting this season. 2.) The No. 7 Arlington Catholic girls’ hockey team (13-4-2) will begin its state title defense against No. 26 Cambridge/Somerville (7-10-3) at 7 p.m. tonight at the Ed Burns Arena in the preliminary round of the Division 1 bracket. 3.) The town’s library-card challenge ends tomorrow, and you can now …
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The No. 19 Arlington High girls' hockey team advances to face No. 3 Westford Thursday at Groton High School.
Senior Carolyn Woodin scored twice Monday, as the 19th-seeded Arlington High girls’ hockey team won 2-0 at No. 14 Watertown/Melrose in the preliminary round of the Division 1 state tournament. The Spy Ponders (12-8-1) advance to face No. 3 Westford (15-3-2) Thursday at Groton High School. On Monday, at John Ryan Arena in Watertown, Woodin got things going Arlington’s way early, scoring just 1:36 into the game. Woodin’s first goal was assisted by senior Shannon Hickey and junior Meredith Gallagher. Arlington then thwarted two Watertown/Melrose power plays late in the first period. Late in the second, Woodin struck again. This time, senior Shannon Reilly and freshman Ysabella Campbell-Breen earned assists. The Spy Ponders also hit the posts …
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The boys' basketball team will be at home at 7 p.m.
Today is Monday, Feb. 25. Here are five things you need to know: 1.) The Arlington High boys’ basketball team earned the No. 16 seed in the Division 2 North bracket with a 10-10 regular-season record. The Spy Ponders will host No. 17 Tewksbury (9-11) at 7 p.m. tonight in the bracket’s preliminary round, with the winning team moving on to face No. 1, undefeated Melrose (20-0). The Arlington Catholic boys’ basketball team got the No. 5 seed in the Division 3 North bracket with a 14-6 regular-season record. The Cougars will face No. 12 Stoneham (11-9) at 6 p.m. Thursday at Woburn High School in the bracket’s first round. The Arlington Catholic girls’ basketball team, the No. 3 seed in the Division 2 North bracket, will begin its state-title …
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Arlington Patch's Photo of the Day for Thursday, Feb. 21.
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Record falls to 5-8 for the season.
The Arlington High girls' basketball team saw their postseason chances dim a bit Friday as they ended up on the short end of a 50-33 score against host Belmont. Arlington is currently 5-8 with seven games left in the season. Arlington kept it close in the first quarter, trailing 10-8, as Gracie Carter (finishing with 9 points) and Kathryn McGonagle (6 points) shared the scoring duties with four points each including a three from Carter. But Belmont (9-7) stretched the lead in the second quarter, outscoring the Spy Ponders, 20-10, to lead 30-18 at the half. Mallory DeFeo led the way for Arlington with 10 points.
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Today is Wednesday, Jan. 16. Here are five things you need to know.
1.) There are four Arlington High home games tonight. The high school’s boys’ hockey team will host Burlington at 6 p.m. at Ed Burns Arena; the girls’ team will follow against Burlington at 8 p.m. The wrestling team will host Watertown at 6 p.m., and the girls’ gymnastics team will host Melrose at 7 p.m. 2.) The Arlington Catholic girls’ hockey team (7-1-1) will host Archbishop Williams (9-1-0) at 4:30 p.m. today at Ed Burns Arena. 3.) It’s expected to snow until 2 p.m. this afternoon and then snow and sleet is likely, according to the National Weather Service. Arlington should get 2-4 inches. 4.) It’s Teen Gaming night at the Fox Library. Teens are invited to come hang out and play board games from 6-7:30 p.m. Read more. 5.) The latest on…
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Winchester forward Nolan Redler’s post-game interview with ESPNBoston.com after his team’s 3-0 win over Arlington Saturday has gone viral.
The Winchester High boys’ hockey team beat Arlington 3-0 Saturday at O’Brien Rink in Woburn, but it’s not the big Middlesex League win that has people talking. It’s Winchester forward Nolan Redler’s post-game interview with ESPNBoston.com’s Scott Barboza. “I just saw him go to the net, I said, ‘I gotta throw a little fettuccine alfredo out there,’ ended up hitting him in the butt and going in so, you know, it’s all you can do at this point,” Redler told Barboza on camera. “I mean it wasn’t the prettiest goal, but it got there. It all looks the same on the score sheet.” Because of Redler’s “swag,” the interview was picked up by the popular blog Barstool Sports on Monday and now has more than 38,000 views on YouTube in the last 24 hours. …
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saul glick
9:12 pm on Sunday, March 10, 2013
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