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Watertown Athletes Honored, League Champ Recognized
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Playing a high school sport requires a lot of effort, dedication and time, so playing three sports a year for four years is a feat that deserves being honored, which is what Watertown High School Athletic Director Michael Lahiff did this week. A dozen Raiders received the Athletic Director’s Award for participating in sports every season for their whole career at Monday’s School Committee meeting. Lahiff created the award to encourage more participation in a small high school. This year’s award winners are:
Brendan Berkeley – golf, hockey and baseball
Anthony Busconi – golf, hockey and lacrosse
Angel Carrion – football, basketball and lacrosse
Brian DallaCosta – football, basketball and indoor and outdoor track
Molly Day – soccer, indoor and outdoor track
Keegan Duguay – field hockey, indoor and outdoor track
Nick Giordano – football, hockey and lacrosse
Najmul Sahar Kahn – field hockey, indoor and outdoor track
Emily Loprete – field hockey, hockey and lacrosse
Austin Farry – football, hockey and baseball
Prosper Lubega – cross country, soccer, indoor and outdoor track
James McDonald – golf, basketball, indoor track and baseball
Girls’ Lacrosse
Watertown’s latest Middlesex League champions also received their due from the School Committee. The girls’ lacrosse team won its third straight title this year, and made it to the State Tournament where it won its first ever tournament game.