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CC rugby goes full-fledged varsity

February 29, 2024

The Concord-Carlisle rugby team’s second season, starting soon, will be its first as a full-fledged varsity sport. CC rugby will now compete in MIAA-sanctioned matches in the Commonwealth Rugby Conference league. For

CCHS Patriots roundup: Wrestlers finish third in States

February 26, 2024

The wrestling team had three athletes finish in third place at the States on February 17. Penn Boger (106 pounds) won his first match, but was outpointed 13-0 by Beverly’s Brayden Pouliot

Concord-Carlisle boys varsity hockey: A look back at a stunning season on the ice

February 26, 2024

The CCHS boys varsity hockey team finished the regular season with a sparkling 16-4 record. With the playoffs upon us, here’s a look back at this record-setting season. In December, the CC

CCHS winter athletes stack up wins at state tournaments

February 18, 2024

The Concord-Carlisle girls swimming and diving team won its first-ever state championship in the MIAA Division One state championships at MIT’s Zesinger Sports and Fitness Center on February 17. It was the

Concord-Carlisle girls swimming and diving wins North Sectionals

February 13, 2024

For the second straight season, the girls swimming and diving team at Concord-Carlisle has captured the North Sectionals title. This is the team’s second North Sectionals title. This time, they won by

CCHS boys hockey overwhelms Newton South, drops heartbreaker to Boston Latin

February 13, 2024

By Tina Labadini and Nancy Carter Concord-Carlisle boys hockey enjoyed a decisive win last Saturday versus Newton South, and with Jason Swaim in net, it was a whole team effort that led

CCHS Patriots Roundup

February 13, 2024

Wrestling finished third out of 13 teams at sectionals, with athletes advancing to the state tournament at Newton South High School on February 16 and 17. “We had a good day at

CC skiers take on Lincoln-Sudbury, Weston

February 13, 2024

Nordic skiing had its final regular season meet on February 6, and on the boys’ side, Adam Synnestvedt and Zach Scopinich-Burgel finished 1-2, with Penn Rogers coming in seventh. Rounding out the

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