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Raiders Report: Basketball Roundup, Hockey Update, and Dan Hogan’s Super Bowl LX Prediction
WATERTOWN – Watertown teams saw a busy week across multiple sports.
The Raiders boys basketball team earned a 76–43 non-league win over Community Academy of Health and Science before returning to league play, where they fell to Stoneham in the opening game of a basketball doubleheader. The girls closed the night with a 48–33 win over Stoneham, using a strong second half to remain atop the Freedom Division.
On the ice, Watertown/Wayland hockey dropped its third straight game, falling 4–3 at home to Wilmington.
The report also includes News Director Dan Hogan’s official prediction for Super Bowl LX.
Watch the full Raiders Report for game recaps, highlights, and analysis.
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