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The week in Wellesley sports.

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Sports

Wellesley sports roundup, Aug. 3 to Aug. 9

Wellesley High School's fall sports program, the Raiders, posted detailed tryout schedules for the week of August 24, covering football, boys and girls soccer, field hockey, girls volleyball, boys golf, cross country and girls swimming and diving. The athletics department reminded famil…

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Wellesley sports roundup, July 20 to July 26

Wellesley's Permanent Building Committee voted 3-1 for a taller, gable-roofed design on the new Morses Pond bath house, a shift meant to address safety concerns that a lower, shed-style roof could invite people to climb onto it, the Natural Resources Commission heard at its July 21 meet…

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Wellesley sports roundup, July 6 to July 12

Wellesley sports news this week was light on games and heavy on preparation. Wellesley Public Schools Athletics opened fall sports registration July 1, with tryouts for Raiders teams beginning August 24 and physical forms due via the SNAP Health Portal. The Wellesley Recreation Departme…

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Wellesley sports roundup, June 29 to July 5

Wellesley High School opened fall athletic registration on July 1, with tryouts set to begin August 24 — the key deadline for student-athletes and families to note heading into summer. Warren Playground construction remains on track for a late-July completion. Wellesley United Soccer Cl…

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Wellesley sports roundup, June 15 to June 21

Wellesley High School Athletics announced fall registration opens July 1 and tryouts begin August 24, with physicals required via the SNAP Health Portal before participation. On the recreation front, the town's Warren Playground construction remains underway through late July, and the M…

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