Raiders Report | Field Hockey Can’t Be Stopped, Football Shutout at Home, Soccer Night in Belmont

WATERTOWN – In this week’s Raiders report, the football team gets shutout at home, the Marauders get some payback against the Raiders in the eighth annual Soccer Night in Belmont, and the field hockey team simply can’t be stopped.



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