On and off the mat, yoga gives Acton-Carlisle students a leg up
A yoga curriculum where outcomes reach beyond the physical practice attracts juniors who come away with more than they anticipated.
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A yoga curriculum where outcomes reach beyond the physical practice attracts juniors who come away with more than they anticipated.
“We get such great involvement from the school, the kids, and our sponsors.”
“It’s really gratifying [to] play your hardest and then enjoy the spirit of the game with the opposition team.”
PHOTOS: The win moves the Patriots to 9-6 with a busy week ahead.
The Acton-Carlisle girls lacrosse team secured two additional victories last week, boosting its ranking from #8 to #3 as of May 10.
“By the time the season ended, I think we were playing our best team hockey of the year,” said Coach Tyler Rodday.
It’s reportedly the oldest high school fencing team in the state — a group of competitors Coach Michael Marx calls “a perennial powerhouse.”
Girls at Thoreau Elementary School aren’t just running laps. They’re creating friendships and building confidence.
The CCHS girls and boys lacrosse teams both claimed victories on the field — but the day was a win in even more ways.
The CCHS boys’ home lacrosse game against Newburyport combined an exciting OT finish and a celebration of the program’s relationship with Harlem Lacrosse.
“When it comes to running, there are a lot of us [seniors] out there… More than you know.”
“We are super excited to continue to learn and develop and see where this can take us,” said Senior Anna Crowley.