By: Kacey Decker On April 20th, 2017, former tight end of the New England Patriots, Aaron Hernandez, was found dead in his Massachusetts prison cell. Hernandez was on trial for two counts of murder in 2012 and was charged with a life sentence for the murder of Odin […]
Spring sports training has begun at DHS and athletes from a range of sports are trying to keep in shape by training. Though the actual season starts March 20th, the training room has already become a populous place. “There’s a line out the door for sports tape after […]
By Ella R. and Brooke S. For 2017’s Super Bowl LI, New Englanders were overwhelmed with pride when they watched their home team, The Patriots, win their 5th Super Bowl. After the huge win, The Super Bowl Parade, which was held in Boston and attended by many DHS […]
By: Kacey D. Tom Brady lost his cool last Monday night during the Patriots’ face off with the Baltimore Ravens. Brady launched a pass to Julian Edelman for the first down, yet when Edelman missed the drill of a pass, Brady quickly lost his mind. Tensions were […]
This year, the Duxbury High School Football Team led a victorious season, walking away with the State Championship title. “ It was really a fairytale season”, said Coach Maimaron. The team spent countless hours practicing over the course of nearly four months. Week after week, the team trained […]
Over the off-season the Patriots went out and traded for ex Chicago Bears Tight End Martellus Bennett. Bennett was coming off of an injury-plagued season with the lowly last place Bears. This trade was sought to be something along the lines of “Gronk insurance” as the powerful pass […]
Winter sports teams are in full flight this time of year, which means the Varsity Basketball team, is one of them. The team’s season opening game is scheduled for Tuesday, December 13th. With the majority of last year’s team returning, the Dragons are poised for their second playoff […]
With the 2016-2017 Winter Sports seasons opening up, there has been a lot of buzz following the hockey team’s playoff bid last March. Last season, the Boy’s Hockey team lost in the South Semifinals to Natick High in the fifth round of a shootout 1-0. The Dragons finished […]
By Daniel F. The DHS football team are heading to the state championship game. They went an impressive 10-1 and are ranked #1 in the state. Coach Maimaron doesn’t agree with the rank. He said, “It’s just opinions. That doesn’t mean anything until you prove it on the […]
By: Kacey D. As the new winter sports seasons approach, that means the start of the swimming season at Duxbury High School. As it is one of the most popular and fun-filled sports at the high school, several returning swimmers voiced their thoughts and hopes for the new […]
The fall sports seasons are coming to an end at Duxbury High School. Within the last few weeks, many fall sports seasons came to successful closes. However, the football season is still going strong, as the boys enter their semi-final game this Saturday in Lowell at 2:45, carrying […]
by Hailey B. Featured image courtesy of Marilyn Quilty Now that the term is ending, most DHS students are looking forward to kicking back and recharging. But student athletes consider exercise a part of their relaxation routine. Despite fall sports like soccer and field hockey coming to […]
By: Brooke S Every September Duxbury Soccer and Duxbury Field Hockey fight to paint the hill. As the 2016-2017 school year kicked off, so did fall sports and rivalries. Among those fall sports are girls soccer and field hockey, two successful and popular sports the high school offers. […]
By Mike C As the start of the highly anticipated NFL season has come and gone, many storylines have developed, especially right here in New England. Throughout last season, lasting all the way through training camp this July, Patriots fans, and the rest of the country saw Tom […]
Sophomore, Kaitlyn B, gets honor of starting off the season against NDA. She was very excited but she described the game as “nerve racking”. See more volley ball updates at Thom Holdgate’s Twitter, @DuxAthletics. Listen here, to hear what Kaitlyn had to say about the game on Tuesday.
Longtime history teacher at DHS, Mr. Bagshaw, is teaching a new course involving a tie between sports and history. This new elective, better explained as a history of sports in society, covers a variety of topics ranging from Olympic events to the role of sports in ethics. The […]
Sam Stapinski has been running since middle school. Every fall he joins cross country because he “has a good team and can win a race pretty easily.”
By: Peter G. So we’re at this point once again. The NBA season is winding down and there is only one more series of games to be played. Two teams will clash for a few weeks and then one of those teams will come out on top. One […]
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