Fall Sports Review

The boys soccer team had a solid season, falling one win short of making the state tournament. Senior and captain Ajani Acloque said that the end of the season was disappointing, but he was proud of the progress the team made.“[We had] more wins, and we [got] the most points from the Dual County larges,” Acloque said. “From Concord Carlisle to Lincoln Sudbury—we’ve at least taken a tie or a win f...

The boys cross country team did well this season; according to junior Antonio Escallón, they had a lot of success in races. “We have a strong team,” Escallón said. However, he added that they “need to work as a team” to advance in races. Though they qualified for States, the team ultimately had a disappointing run. Escallón and senior Jeffrey Chen both finished with their best times of the se...

The season for the girls cross country team “went pretty well,” according to senior Julia Naganuma-Carreras. Although they didn’t have the most successful season, Naganuma-Carreras stated that the team is “really optimistic” and added, “We have fun with however well we do.” She also said that the team “improved a lot throughout the season.” The large number of freshmen who joined t...

The girls soccer team had a good season, qualifying for States again with an 8-8-2 record. Senior captain Maggie Pimlott said, “I think the season went well considering all the problems that occurred in terms of injuries.” The team struggled with injuries the entire season, but that didn’t stop them from qualifying. Unfortunately, they lost 2-1 to Peabody in the first round of the tournament. ...

After a long planning period, Navigation Games (a nonprofit organization that organizes orienteering events around Cambridge) was able to establish an orienteering team at CRLS. According to junior Théo Boehm, the first official season was successful, even though there weren’t many serious competitions. Boehm said that there were successful meets where everyone did well individually and that peop...

The girls volleyball team had an “amazing” season according to senior captain Lorra Marseille. They finished with a record of 15-4 and made it to the semi-finals of States. “There were a lot of ups and downs, but we were such a strong team. This is the first time in Coach Leary’s coaching career that we have made it that far [in States].” The future is bright too, according to Marseille. �...

The season “went really well” for girls crew, according to senior Emma Andrew. The team competed in the Head of the Charles Regatta and did very well, qualifying again for next year. Although the team was smaller than past years, Andrew said that this allowed them “to practice together more and be more unified.” The team will continue to work together throughout the winter to prepare for the s...

According to senior Max Lyman, the crew season went “pretty well” this fall. “We finished with a victory at States and the [first boat] placed third at another race we had,” Lyman said. “We also qualified again for Head of the Charles.” The coaching staff on the team was completely new, according to senior Myles Paton, and that, combined with a loss of many rowers, posed a challenge to th...

According to junior Anna Rasmussen, the golf team has “made a lot of progress” since last season, and the team is definitely improving. “I think our team has a lot of good potential—we have a lot of sophomores and freshmen who are doing really well—so I think,in the future, we’ll be doing even better than we are now,” Rasmussen said. “A lot of golf is just [about practicing], so wit...

The football team had a frustrating season, according to senior Zach Shetterly. “I think we’re a really good team, but it just doesn’t reflect on our record,” Shetterly explained, adding, “We’ve all played, we’ve been playing for a very long time, and we’re very good at communicating with each other, but we lack discipline a lot and putting in that extra step to make ourselves better.�...