Here are some photos from this year's Baseball and Softball Parade.
Many thanks to Patch reader Lisa McDonald of Lisa McDonald Photography for the attached photos from this year's Baseball and Softball Opening Day Parade. Enjoy the photos and wish them a fun-filled season!
No one, including Medfield's Curt Schilling, was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this year.
No one will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this year. Not one of the several candidates eligible to be inducted into the Cooperstown institution earned enough votes, including Medfield's Curt Schilling. The Boston Herald reports the star pitcher, who took the Boston Red Sox to the World Series in 2004 and 2007, is okay with that. The Herald quoted Schilling on ESPN (where he is a baseball analyst) as saying on Wednesday, “If there was ever a ballot and a year to make a statement about what we didn’t do as players, which is we didn’t actively push to get the game clean, this is it.” Schilling was referring to the use of steroids by some baseball players, including some on the list of Hall of Fame nominees. The successful …
Here's a look at what's going on around the area this weekend.
Friday, Oct. 12 7 p.m., Walpole High School. WAAF at Walpole vs. Wellesley game. Saturday, Oct. 13 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. First Baptist Church of Medfield, Free Yard Sale. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lions Club "Toll Booth, various Medfield intersections. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Boo-tique Gently-Used Costume Drop-off, Pfaff Center. Costumes can also be dropped off at Blake Middle School and the town Board of Health office (Town House) on Monday, Oct. 15. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Medfield Fall Baseball Championship Day. Click here for schedule. Sunday, Oct. 14 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., check schedule. 3v3 Soccer Tournament, Wheelock School. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. House Hunt: 8 Open Houses
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Peter Filosa has traveled up and down the east coast throwing out ceremonial pitches at countless baseball games.
From baseball to lacrosse, we want to know your favorite spring sport to watch at Medfield High School. The MHS spring sports seasons begin Thursday with boys' volleyball in action against St. John's Prep.
Medfield High School fields nine varsity athletic programs in the spring season, filling the campus with two months of sports action. We want to know which is your favorite. After successful winter seasons by each MHS program, student athletes and coaches are turning their attention to the next season, which officially opens Thursday, March 29 with the boys' volleyball team traveling to Danvers to face St. John's Prep at 6 p.m. Teams started practicing on March 19 and many will open their seasons next week. In advance of the spring season, we want to know which sport you're looking forward to most this spring at MHS. So Medfield, we want to know ... Today's question: What is your favorite spring sport in Medfield?
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Your region roundup for Friday, July 29.
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Now that the Medfield High School spring sports seasons are officially over, it is time to reflect back and share your favorite moments with the Medfield Patch community.
Questions and conversations are often the driving forces behind change and understanding between neighbors, officials and political leaders. At Medfield Patch, we want to hear from you! We're always striving to generate conversation and foster dialogue in an effort to give all of our users a voice in the community. Each day, we'll be asking Medfield Patch readers a different question every day. Questions could range from local decisions made by officials, to state issues, to national politics and entertainment. Whatever it is, we want to know what Medfield thinks! To answer, click on the words bolded and highlighted in blue and type away. Today, we are asking you to look back at the MHS spring sports seasons and share with us your …
Medfield senior Pat Lenihan's two-run single in the bottom of the seventh beats Norton in MIAA Division 3 South Sectional State Tournament.
Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh inning and its season on the line, Medfield rallied for two runs to walk off with a 2-1 victory over defending state champion Norton in the MIAA Division 3 South Sectional State Tournament Saturday. “[We have] a flare for the dramatic,” said Medfield head coach Matt Marenghi. “We’ve won all the close ball games this year and I’m just glad we kept doing it. Speaks to the character of this team.” Warriors’ outfielder Pat Lenihan delivered the big hit off Norton ace, A.J. Bashaw, with runners on second and third and one out, pushing a fly ball down the left field line that found fair territory to score both runners. “Luckily we got a kid up there who just wanted it,” Marenghi said. “I’m just glad […
Medfield boys' track placed 22nd; Girls' lacrosse opens state tournament play Tuesday at home and baseball learned its seeding in the MIAA state tournament.
The Medfield High School girls' track team placed 10th out of 32 schools competing in Friday's 2011 Eastern Massachusetts Division 3 Outdoor Track Championships on May 27. Schools competed in 18 events and Bishop Feehan of Attleboro won the meet with 97 points. Medfield finished with 22 to earn the top 10 finish. The meet was held at Oliver Ames High School in North Easton. Here's a closer look at how Medfield performed in meet: Boys' Track Places 22nd in D3 Championship Meet The Medfield High School boys' track team placed 22nd out of 36 teams with 13 points. Bishop Feehan of Attleboro won the meet with 71 points on May 27. Here's a closer look at how Medfield performed in meet: Medfield Girls' Lax Opens State Tourney Play The Medfield…
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