A Girls Tennis informational meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 23 at 4:30 PM via zoom.
Coach Jampol will meet with all interested players regarding the season that starts on April 26.
Please add this information to your calendar and plan to join the meeting.
Topic: Girls Tennis Preseason Meeting
Time: Mar 23, 2021 04:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89384066458?pwd=YTFTTThJMDJTQTdoNmt3SUVnWGgwdz09
Meeting ID: 893 8406 6458
Passcode: Tennis1
The Volleyball teams had a great week vs Lincoln Sudbury. The 9th grade and JV teams defeated Lincoln Sudbury and the Varsity squad split 1-1 with the Warriors. The games were a thrill to watch. Our Lions are developing strong skills!
Next Tuesday, 9th grade and Varsity are traveling to Waltham. Junior Varsity and Varsity will host their first Friday game of the season to close the series.
The track teams will host Concord Carlisle on Monday, March 29. The meet will be run outdoors following the indoor distances and events. The format of the meet will be released by the coaches next week.
The Unified Basketball season is underway. Coaches Jesus Rodriguez and Alex Strongin and 25 student-athletes started practices on February 22.
They will open their season at Waltham High School on March 30. The players are supported by a dedicated group of aids, BTs, and a nurse.
Thank you Wendy Armagost, Judy Antonellis, Addrene Coney, San Petracca, Gabrielle Hurley, David Padget, and Susan Bostrom!
The football team will host Lincoln Sudbury on Saturday, March 20 at 6 PM.
Seniors in the Football, Cheer, and Dance teams will be honored. Senior presentations will start at 5:30 PM.
Spectators’ attendance is limited to 2 people per participant. DCL lanyards are required to enter the stadium.
Congratulations to our athletes and partners that participated in the winter Unified Strength and Conditioning team!
The Lions finished 2nd out of 8 teams in the state and received the silver medal by scoring 308 points, just 5 away from gold.
Coaches Alex Strongin and Brian DeLesky supported by Wendy Armagost, helped our students to stay connected with their athletic community by enjoying physical activities in a competitive manner during the winter season.
The MIAA will host a zoom celebration with athletes and their families on Tuesday, March 23 at 5:00 PM
Topic: Unified Fitness Closing Ceremony – with family
Time: Mar 23, 2021 05:00 PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87269488938?pwd=MGIxV0xlZnhadkUydk8wZm9wY2U1dz09
Meeting ID: 872 6948 8938
Passcode: 925898
Congratulations to all our NSHS student-athletes selected for Boston Herald and Boston Globe All-Scholastics:
And Dalani Ramos was named by Boston Herald All-Scholastic for gymnastics.
Congratulations!!
Congratulations to sophomore Abby Zheng, Sean Bryden, and Ms. Holly Kee as they completed the Dream-far COVID 13.1 Half Marathon Sunday, March 14.
They handled Heartbreak Hill and all the challenges that running a marathon presents with grit and strength. Thank you to all the people that came to support them. Way to go Lions!
Newton Community Vigil for Victims of Atlanta Shooting
STOP ASIAN HATE – Rally and Assembly Against Anti-Asian Hate Crime and Racism organized by The Chinese American Association of Newton.
SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 2021 from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
IN FRONT OF NEWTON CITY HALL
1000 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, NEWTON, MA 02459
The Chinese American Association of Newton (CAAN) will hold a vigil for the victims of the horrific killings this past Tuesday in Atlanta, GA. Six out of the eight victims are innocent Asian women. In 2020 alone, hate crimes targeting people of Asian descent rose by nearly 150 percent according to a study conducted by California State University.
Our Asian communities are devastated, heartbroken, angry and feel helpless at this very difficult time. It should not be forgotten that though the pandemic has exacerbated anti-Asian racism, hate and violence towards the Asian community have existed and been deeply entrenched in our society. The Atlanta killings only serve to highlight the fact that the recent attacks target those most marginalized: women, immigrants, the impoverished, and the elderly.
Please join us to pray for our victims, their family and loved ones. Let’s hope together and support each other. Together, we can be united, stand up and fight the hatred, senseless killing and racism for ALL people.
We deeply appreciate our neighbors, friends, Mayor and Mayor’s office and the City of Newton for their heartfelt support!
We will keep up our efforts, we will stand united, and we will overcome!
The Newton South Community aims to be an inclusive welcoming community to all members of our school community. Learn more about anti-racism resources at our PTSO website. We encourage you to read, watch and act through these resources to help us stop systemic racism.
In light of yet another recent tragedy in Atlanta shooting, we encourage every member of our community to raise awareness of implicit biases, support anti-racism, take action to stop systemic racism and show support for our Asian American community.
We encourage our community to heal, read, watch and act in support of our community and especially our Asian American Community during this time.
