WATERTOWN – The spring sports season is off and running at Watertown High School. In the first week of action, the Raiders baseball team notched a no-hitter and a walk-off win. The girls lacrosse team won a pair of games in commanding fashion and former Raiders basketball star Taylor Lambo was named a NCAA Division…

WATERTOWN – The Watertown High School Robotics team and their robot, “Nemesis,” competed in a regional competition in Rhode Island last weekend. It was among the most successful competitions the team has ever had. The team pulled off a major upset of a high-ranked alliance team during an elimination match. Watch the video of team…

WATERTOWN – The Raiders boys hockey team’s bid for a second-straight appearance in the sate title game fell short last weekend, losing 4-2 to top-seeded Scituate at Gallo Arena in Bourne. In other news, the Watertown cheer squad competed in the state meet in Worcester, and the defending state champion field hockey will be celebrated…

WATERTOWN – The Raiders boys hockey team is heading back to the final four after junior forward Mauricio Souza scored with 5 seconds left to defeat Nauset Regional 3-2 on Wednesday night. Next, the Raiders will play top-seed Situate in the final four on Saturday, March 11th in Bourne. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:40pm.…

WATERTOWN – The Raiders boys hockey team is advancing to the round of 16 in the MIAA division 3 state tournament. The 5th seeded Raiders defeated Southeastern RVT 3-2 in double-overtime on Wednesday night after tri-captain Jack Dickie netted the game-winner on an incredible pass from Aidan Campbell. Watertown will play Dracut on Saturday night…

WATERTOWN – The Watertown High School Robotics team, AKA the “KwarQs,” have been hard at work in recent months designing, programming, and building a robot capable of performing a series of tasks during upcoming regional competitions. Recent Stories

WATERTOWN – The Raiders boys ice hockey finished the regular season on a four-game winning streak, while the girls basketball team won four of their final five games. Both teams capped off the season with exciting OT wins in front of their home crowds. Tournament brackets are expected to be released by the MIAA on…

WATERTOWN – The Raiders basketball and ice hockey teams were on the road this week, so highlights were hard to come by. But all three teams remain in the playoff race with less than a week left in the regular season. On February 14th, the Watertown CIty Council approved a $300,000 order to replace the…

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