Cross country is back again for the competitive fall season with a larger team than usual. They have been placing much more in meets, with help from these new members. Captains, returners and new members reflect on how the season and competitions have been so far.

Girls soccer has had an eventful season of growth, as the fall season has ended, the team reflects and prepares for the next season.

Fall. The leaves are beginning to turn yellow in hue. The school year is starting, the bustling of students around school. The air is crisp and calm outside, at the perfect temperature. What better time to play sports than during the quintessential Boston fall? 

Girls volleyball has the most successful season in years, going from winning no games last season to making it to the semifinals this past fall. As the season has come to a close, they reflect and are optimistic for next season.

Interviews of the cross country season paint a picture of green races, fall foliages, and cheering teammates. Runners described the season as “fun, entertaining, enjoyable, rewarding, and a place of support.”

We are now halfway through the school year. Many sports had their season during the fall, and one of these sports was rowing. I would like to look back on the rowing season by asking rowers to describe it in only one word.

Middle School/Junior Varsity soccer concluded on November 9, 2022. The team had played four games across a makeshift season - part of Newman’s development in sports after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Crew has been one of Newman’s most consistent sports throughout the years, with a dedicated group of middle and high school students embarking on the Charles throughout the Fall and Spring seasons.

The cross country team spent the season running under the fall foliage of Boston.