The first day of tryouts for Fall 2 will take place Monday, Feb. 22.

Please check the tryout schedule is posted on our website under the Athletic Tab.

Students have to complete the Covid-19 Symptom check each day prior to their practice.

You can access the symptom form by checking this link or using this QR code.

https://qrgo.page.link/YxDWw

The winter awards will be held on Saturday, February 20, in the morning. The celebration will be modified to do it safely and following the protocols in place.

The awardees and their parents will be invited to attend at a specific time to received the award from their coach and to take pictures with their parents.

Award winners will enter the Field House using the Brandeis road door at their scheduled time exiting the building by using the door next to the loading dock.

Here is the schedule for the morning:

10 AM- Girls basketball-V-JVO-JV B

10:15-Boys Basketball-V-JV-9thgrade

10:30-Boys Hockey V-JV

10:45 Alpine Boys and Girls V-JV

11:AM Nordic Ski- Girls Gymnastics

11;15 AM Swiming and Diving Boys and Girls

11:30 AM Unified Strength and Conditioning

11:45 AM  Girls Hockey- Boys Gymnastics. (co-op teams)

The co-op boys gymnastics team won their league championship on Wednesday, February 10. At the end of the meet the athletes received their letters from coaches Rani Jacobson and Tom Steeves. Representing South in the team are gymnasts Adrian Michael and Michael Weiner. Congratulation for a very successful year.

The Girls Hockey co-op team finished their season vs Needham last week. Six players from South were part of this year team. They are Abigail Brodney, Hadley Conroy, Medeline DeJohn, Liv Giglio-Dirga ,  Freya Munshi, and Co-Captain Yael Shiner. The “Crush” is part of the Bay State Conference facing perennial contenders like Needham and Natick. Our program is growing getting better each year. Thank you to our graduating captain Yael Shiner for her leadership and to all South players for their determination and commitment to the sport.

Girls gymnastics competed in the DCL virtual cup on Sunday, February 14 scoring 142.6 points. The final standing will be released once that all teams complete their competition this week.

The boys’ basketball team traveled to AB for the semifinals of the DCL cup. In an exciting game, the team came from behind to defeat a powerful AB team in overtime.

The boys hosted the cap finals vs  Concord Carlisle on Thursday, February 18. The Lions won the championship by defeating the Patriots  66  to 52.

Congratulations to players and coaches for an outstanding season!

The Boys hockey team played against Concord Carlisle on Tuesday, Feb. 16 for the DCL cup semifinal. The team’s strong performance and grit were not enough to overcome two early goals by Concord Carlisle. The team scored 3 goals and created numerous opportunities throughout the night.

Thank you to the players and coaches for their commitment to each other to make this special year a memorable one.

The DCL final results for Swiming were released early this week.

Our girls’ team finished 5th overall while the boys finished 4th.

Several school records ere broken in the pool and in the diving board during this season. Thank you to our athletes and coaches for their commitment and hard work during an interesting season.

“The Newton South varsity girls’ basketball team completed their 2020-2021 season with a 9-3 record. The team finished the regular season with a 7-1 record vs. DCL Large opponents, earning the #1 seed in the DCL Cup Tournament.

The team was led by a six-player senior class – Abby Altman, Lily Altman, Abby Matthews, Erin McElduff, Amaris Mills, and Siobhan Murphy. Amaris Mills, a Boston Herald All-Scholastic as a junior, averaged 21 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 3.6 steals per game, and finished her career with 1,043 total points.

Sophomore Maddy Genser contributed 15.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, 5.4 assists, and 3.5 steals per game in helping the team to a 6-1 start before her season was cut short by injury.

While a series of injuries to key players ultimately proved too much to overcome in the league tournament, the season was marked by key contributions from numerous players up and down the roster, including juniors Katy Blanusa and Caroline Hoban and sophomores Tatum Murray and Gabi Dos Anjos. We are looking forward to the 2021-2022 season.”