Dedham Youth Hockey's travel teams had a full week of games across age groups, including Mite, Squirt, Peewee, U10, U12 and U16/U18 Girls squads facing opponents from Dorchester, Triboro, Needham, Waltham, Masco, Marblehead, Natick, South Boston, Chelmsford, Hyde Park, North Andover and Charlestown.
Brookline Youth Hockey's schedule this week sent teams from Mite through Midget, plus its Girls 10U-18U squads, to rinks across the region, with listed matchups against opponents including Framingham, Westwood, Charlestown, Lexington/Bedford, Belmont, South Boston, Jr. Falcons and Dorchester.
Braintree High School's varsity cheerleaders are planning a youth clinic that will give young local cheerleaders a chance to learn new skills, Patch reports. Specific dates, times and sign-up details were not included in available reporting.
Bellingham Soccer Association has set Fall 2026 picture day for Saturday, Oct. 17, according to an announcement posted to the organization's website on Oct. 8. No additional scheduling details, such as times by age group or location, were included in the post.
Westwood Youth Soccer's Board of Directors is set to meet Oct. 25 at 7 p.m., the club's website shows, as registration continues for its Winter Futsal League (grades 2-9, Sundays) and Winter Skills sessions (grades PreK-2, Saturdays).
Wellesley's Playing Field Task Force, meeting Oct. 9, approved permits for a girls' soccer fundraiser clinic and a Wellesley's Wonderful Weekend fun run at the town track.
Walpole Youth Soccer Association has opened registration for its spring 2027 Travel and In-Town programs, open to players based on grade and birthdate eligibility.
Stoughton Youth Soccer League is asking the community to get behind a proposed overhaul of the Kolz Field Complex, its home fields, which the league says suffer from poor drainage and frequent closures.
Sharon Travel Basketball Association, home of the Sharon Eagles, emailed families their 2026-2027 season rosters on Sunday, Oct. 11, according to the group's website.
Pickleball fans in Quincy have a new way to get on the courts this fall. Quincy Patch reported that pickleball rentals have made a return to the city, giving local players another option to enjoy the fast-growing paddle sport.
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