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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Weston, Massachusetts · Change town
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The week in Weston sports.

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Sports

Weston Weighs PE Exemption For Dancers, Skaters, Non-MIAA Athletes

Weston's Student Advisory Committee asked the School Committee on Oct. 19 to extend the school's physical-education exemption, currently reserved for MIAA athletes, to students with heavy outside-school commitments such as dance and ice skating.

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Little League Helps Shape New Birchard Clark Park Playground

The Community Preservation Commission reviewed a roughly $875,000 playground design for Birchard Clark Park on Oct. 5, a project shaped with input from Weston Little League, WCCA and the Recreation Commission through the Birchard Clark Park Playground Committee.

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Weston sports roundup, July 27 to Aug. 2

Weston's Select Board and School Committee met jointly on July 28 and voted to fill seats on the town's Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee, reappointing Alex Cobb and appointing Adam King to the committee's previously open seat over fellow candidate Peter Hill. The boards separat…

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Weston Recreation Department promotes summer offerings; concert series announced.

Weston High School had no games on the schedule this week, and youth leagues reported no results. The town's Recreation Department was the main source of local sports-adjacent news, promoting its 2026 Summer Concert Series and pointing residents to information on summer camp, Memorial P…

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Weston sports roundup, June 15 to June 21

Weston's spring sports season ended with three state championships — boys outdoor track, boys tennis, and crew — plus six DCL Foley Division titles and 10 of 11 programs reaching postseason play, Superintendent Dr. Zalewski reported to the School Committee on June 15. On the recreation …

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