Sports
Day Track and Field
The Day Track and Field team is well into the season. The team has already gone up against Bigelow, Oak Hill, Brown and Fessenden.
The male runners suffered tough losses at the first two meets of the season, but came through during the meet with Fessenden. “I’m pleased that the kids work hard,” said Daryl [...]
Girls Hockey Team
After a great 1st year for the Newton Middle School girls’ hockey team, the season is coming to an end. With strong goaltending by Natalie Cohen in the last game, the team came out with a 2-1 win against Reading. In the 2nd period, Rachel Hamilton got a breakaway up the ice and took a [...]
From Vancouver to the Gym
The Olympics unit has started in gym class following the Vancouver Olympics. Many unique events have been converted to play in the gym. Hockey, curling, biathlon, and bobsled are the 4 events being played. The idea to convert these events was presented by Mrs. Tague of the P.E department. Here is a summary of these [...]
Who will replace Jason Bay?
The MLB season came to an end in November, and now the players are starting spring training. Last season the New York Yankees won the
World Series against the Philadelphia Phillies and the question is how will the Red Sox make it to the World Series without Jason Bay? He is with the New York Mets [...]
NHL Transforms Fenway Park Into an Ice rink
In a New Year’s Day snow flurry, the Boston Bruins took the ice against the Pennsylvania Flyers…at Fenway Park. Many rejoiced as the Bruins won in a spectacular over time goal by Marco Sturm. Among those many were the technical crew. Over the past few weeks preceding the game, the tech crew was faced with [...]
Why Americans Should Watch the World Cup!
In the summer of 2010 the Fifa World Cup will start and many people around the world in the world will watch. Many people in America will not watch it, though, even though soccer is a great sport and is loved all around the globe.
Americans should watch because many kids and adults play the sport, [...]
Seventh Grade Girl makes the ‘B’ team for Football
Kaila Hatcher is breaking the mold by playing for the Day football team, a traditionally male dominated sport. The team is all male except for Hatcher, but this does not bother her. Football is the real “American” sport.
Hatcher enjoys the sport of football. She has been playing for around five years, but not on any [...]
Day baseball: Dragon’s sluggers display great skills, but come up short
Day baseball
Dragon’s sluggers display great skills, but come up short
by Kristian Lundberg
On Monday, May the 5th, a valiant effort came up short as the Day baseball team lost a nailbiter, 3-2. The pitching was superb as Ryan Byrne pitched 5 innings, giving up no earned runs. Runners were able to get on base against Byrne, [...]
Baseball 2008 season opener
Baseball 2008 season opener
by Jared Freedman and Andrew Larson
The Day Dragon’s baseball team started the 2008 season with an impressive eight runs in its first game. On Friday, May the 2nd, the Dragons beat the Oak Hill Panthers 8-4. They were lead by strong performances by T. J. Quinn, the pitcher with a 3-run home [...]
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