Gonk Knocks Football Night, a charity event organized by sophomore Andrew Roberts to raise money for Algonquin Football Boosters and the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, will take place at the Apex...
After a hard-fought game resulting in tie-breaker penalty kicks, girls’ soccer claimed the CMASS Division 1 championship title 2-1 against the Wachusett Mountaineers at Doyle Field in Leominster on Thursday,...
Looking to follow their impressive performances from the CMASS Division 1 championship meet, boys’ and girls’ cross country will compete in the state championship on Saturday, Nov. 16.
The boys’...
Boys’ soccer fell to the Westborough Rangers 2-1 in the CMASS quarterfinals after holding off Westborough until double overtime at Algonquin on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Junior Jacob Carulli scored Algonquin’s...
Despite a strong first half, field hockey fell to Nashoba 2-1 in the CMASSFinals on Nov. 9.
After a rough start, the team regrouped andcreated a strong defense to fight back against Nashoba.
“The...
Starting this fall, athletic council will begin leadership workshops aimed at fall captains.
According to Athletic Director Mike Mocerino, the captains were invited to participate in “leadership classrooms”...
Karthik Yalala, Assistant Sports Editor
• November 3, 2019
A dominant first half propelled the field hockey team to win their first playoff game this season 3-1 against Marlboro on Friday, Nov. 1.
The team started strong with a 2-0 lead. The first goal was...
Unified basketball took down the Marlborough Panthers 60-30 in their season opener on Tuesday, Oct. 22, and everyone on the team found a way to contribute to the victory.
Though sophomore Andreas Bello...
This season, the boys' golf team has two new coaches, head coach Mike Groccia and assistant coach Brian Calnan. As of Oct. 25, the team's record is 7-7-1
How do you feel about your first season as new...
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