Category Archives: Sports

She’s Running for Q and to cure Retinal Conditions

Posted on June 6, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Events, Other, Sports for , , |
At age 3, Quentin was diagnosed with a rare bilateral eye condition that can cause vision loss due to complications from the splitting of the retinal lining. This past winter, Quentin suffered a sudden loss of vision in his right … Continue reading →

Summer Lacrosse Clinic

Posted on June 6, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports, Summer for , , |
Gavin, a rising 10th grader at South and former Angier student,  will be offering boys lacrosse clinics this summer for elementary ages. Please see this google doc for details or email gncoull@gmail.com. See Gavin’s lacrosse clinic flyer

NGS is now registering for Summer and Fall Soccer

Posted on June 6, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports, Summer for , , |
Now registering for Summer and Fall 2021 soccer programs. Does your daughter need more opportunities for friendship, physical activity, and social-emotional growth? Team up with Newton Girls Soccer! Register Now to save $50. Girls entering grades K – 9 in … Continue reading →

Football and Basketball Clinics

Posted on May 23, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports, Summer for , , |
This Spring and Summer, BAT is hosting both football and basketball clinics for kids of all ages. Through June 13th, they’re hosting weekly drop in options in everything from B-ball and Football to Speed & Strength training at the Hyde … Continue reading →

Interested in summer softball?

Posted on May 16, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Sports, Summer for , , |
The MiddleEssex league is seeking Softball Players in Birth Years 2002 to 2013 (ages 8 to 18) for a summer weeknight league. This is a great primary playing opportunity for players who are not on a tournament team, as well … Continue reading →

Hello Mustang Nation!!!

Posted on May 16, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports for , |
Registration for the Fall 2021 Football and Cheer Season is now open!! If your child is in grades 2-8 this Fall, you can now sign up and get registered. There are special discounts for Early Registration as well as for … Continue reading →

Run the 125th Boston Marathon as an official entrant!

Posted on May 9, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Events, Other, Sports for , , |
Join the John M. Barry Boys and Girls Club’s team as a charity runner and receive professional coaching and fundraising support. Check this off your “bucket list” while supporting more than 700 Newton children and teens at the same time. … Continue reading →

Mother-Daughter Yoga – In Person or Online – May 8th

Posted on May 2, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports for , , |
For girls ages 6-14 to bring a parent – mom, aunt, grandmother, “big sister”, dad, etc. Led by Tracy Affonso. Registration fee: $25 / pair Learn more at https://www.artemisyoga.com/classes/kids-teen-classes/ May 8th,  11:30 am – 12:30 pm Artemis Yoga in Watertown … Continue reading →

Outdoors – Kids Yoga Class – Grades K – 4

Posted on May 2, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Sports for |
Outdoor yoga is a lot of fun! 6 class series includes yoga and mindfulness with popular instructor, Tracy Affonso. Learn more at https://www.artemisyoga.com/classes/kids-teen-classes/ May 6th – June 10th, 3:30 – 4:30 pm Filippello Park in Watertown

Outdoors – Middle School Girls Empowerment Class

Posted on May 2, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Sports for |
Artemis Girls: Stand Strong, Stand Tall for students in Middle School Girls (Grades 5 – 8) Artemis Girls is back! This popular girls 6 class empowerment program builds strength, stamina and self-confidence through yoga, mindfulness and breath work activities. Co-taught … Continue reading →