by Stuart M. Rault

The L-S boys volleyball team was nothing but excellent throughout the season. The one thing that they failed to do was bring home a state championship banner.
They opened the tournament against Xaverian and won in three easy games.
Next up was rival Natick, who L-S lost to last year in the tournament. Unlike last year, the Warriors quickly took commanding leads in all games and won with ease 3-0. This brought the Warriors to the Central Regional Finals, a level they had never surpassed.

by Addy Quirk

When walking out to the turf field for practice in the first week of June, the girls varsity lacrosse team didn’t see much besides empty fields. Aside from boys’ volleyball and track and field, the girls’ lacrosse team was the last spring sport standing. 
After an undefeated season in the DCL, the Warriors won the title of DCL Champions for the fourth year in a row. The only flaw to the almost-perfect season was their loss against the defending state champions, the Framingham Flyers, in early May.

by Bryant Wang

The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School boys and girls track team competed in a three-way meet with Bedford and Newton South. The meet would be crucial in deciding who would win the DCL championship. At the end of the day, the girls team prevailed over both teams, while the boys dropped a close decision to Newton South.

by Jeff Sybertz

The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School baseball team had another strong regular season, going 16-3 and winning the DCL for the eighth consecutive year.
The second half of the regular season was marked by dramatic wins and heartbreaking home losses to Westford Academy and Tyngsboro. In both the wins and losses, someone different, whether it be a sophomore, junior, or senior, was able to step his game up and give the Warriors a fighting chance.

by John Sinnigen

The L-S boys lacrosse team beat Beverly 16-3 in the opening round of the postseason tournament. For the boys team, who missed the tournament last year for the first time in the program’s history, it was good to get a win.
“This was a big win for us,” said senior quad captain Jon McIvor. “No one is expecting us to do much this year in the tournament, but the team is really hitting its stride and playing some good lacrosse, and we really think that we can shock some people.”  

by Wilson Roberts

The L-S boys’ rugby team capped off one of their most successful seasons finishing with a 12-4 record, and a second place finish in the New England Rugby Football Union High School Rugby Championships, which serves as the league’s playoffs.
At the tournament, the Warriors were 5-1 in games that were 30 minutes long and 7-3 in games that were 60 minutes long. During the tournament, the team avenged an early season loss to Middlesex County by beating them 12-5. The tension was palpable between the two rivals, but the Warriors prevailed.

By Stuart M. Rault

The Lincoln-Sudbury boys’ volleyball season has been nothing less than what was expected.
The team entered the season with high expectations and very few questions. As for those few questions at the beginning of the season, they have all been answered with their outstanding record of 15-1.

Lincoln-Sudbury graduate Jarrod Shoemaker will be chasing gold in the 2008 Summer Olympics. At the ITU BG Beijing World Cup last September, the 25-year-old Sudbury native qualified to run with the world’s best in the triathalon.
A swimmer and runner at L-S, Shoemaker continued running through his four years at Dartmouth College. By the time he had graduated, he had won the U23 Nationals, among other smaller triathalons.

By Jason Goldfarb

The L-S boys’ track team is continuing to shine in the DCL, though Coach Mel Gonsalves says that there is plenty of room for improvement.
“We’re going to need to be firing on all cylinders for our upcoming meets. We’re going to need maximum effort from everyone here on in,” Gonsalves said.
The Warriors are currently 3-1 in the DCL, but they feel that by the end of the week they can get their record up to 5-1 and be in contention to tie for the championship of the DCL.

By Wilson Roberts

The L-S Rugby Club is off to a solid start this season with their record standing at 4-3. Led by captains Tyler Wimberly and Johnny Rushfirth, as well as Coach Iain Ryrie, the team feels like they could be doing better.
The team got four wins against Catholic Memorial, Amoskeag County, Bishop Hendricken (RI) and Brookline. The team did lose three matches however, against St. John’s Prep (#1 in New England), BC High (#2) and Middlesex County.