Author: Tess Machemer , WHS Class of '29 This past weekend, the Winchester girls cross country team won the MIAA 1B Divisional Championship Meet for the first time in the program’s history. The pressure was on, as the girls were favored to win their race according to Bay State Run MIAA Divisional predictions. The ranking had been based on last year’s team performance, as well as the current season record. However, Winchester had lost two of its top three runners from last ye

Author: Tommy Kowalczuk, WHS Class of '26 The Winchester cross country teams  delivered one of their strongest collective performances in program history at the Middlesex League Championships , held at the Woburn Country Club  last weekend. Against some of the toughest competition in the state, both the boys and girls teams showed depth, determination, and unity across all levels. On the boys’ side , Winchester had several standout performances, with Noah Damaske, Tyler Berns

Author: Joe McConnell | Winchester News Correspondent The regular season is now over for the Winchester High School boys and girls cross-country teams. In their last two meets, the girls (5-1) lost to Lexington at Horn Pond on Oct. 14, 16-44, while beating Reading the following week on Oct. 21 at Reading’s Town Forest, 16-47. The boys (2-4), on the other hand, dropped both meets. Lexington defeated them, 20-43, before the Rockets sped past them, 18-47. Noah Damaske (16:12) wa

Author: Tommy Kowalczuk, WHS Class of '26 The Red and Black cross country team made Senior Night one to remember, earning victories on both sides in their home meet against Woburn  this past Tuesday. WHS Girls Cross Country team stay undefeated. The girls’ team dominated 15–48 , continuing their unbeaten streak, while the boys’ team pulled off a close 25–32 win in a strong all-around performance. For those unfamiliar with the scoring, the lower score takes the win — making i

Author: Joe McConnell | Winchester News Correspondent Coach Kirsten Healey’s boys and girls cross-country teams are pretty much halfway...