2025

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  • February

    Gryphons and Gold: CSW Basketball’s New Trend of Success

    Ella Meshoulam '25
    On Thursday, February 13, The Cambridge School of Weston won both the Independent Girls Conference (IGC) and the Massachusetts Bay Independent League (MBIL) basketball championships. This marked the first time in CSW history that both teams won in the same year. It was the end to record breaking seasons, the girls having a record of 14-2, and the boys with a record of 15-3. Neither team lost an in-conference game. And, because the teams were ranked as the #1 seed in their respective leagues, the games were hosted at the CSW Fit.
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  • Boys and Girls Basketball Teams Win League Championships

    CSW's Varsity Basketball Teams made history this winter, winning both the girls’ and boys’ league championships in front of an excited crowd at the fit. The girls held their ground with a hard-fought 39-30 win against Boston Trinity Academy, and the boys secured a decisive 60-39 victory against a talented British International School of Boston team.  
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  • Nia Fifield '27 Named Top Defender by Prep Girls Hoops

    CSW's Nia Fifield '27 was recently named one of Prep Girls Hoops's 5 Stunning Guard Defenders "who have been outstanding in one way or another, providing the ultimate feeling of security" on the court due to their tough defense.
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  • January

    Students take on the White Mountains in the Winter Wilderness Trip

    The Winter Wilderness Trip to the White Mountains of New Hampshire was a huge success! Both groups hiked along the 19-Mile Brook Trail to the AMC Carter Notch Hut, where they were met with a warm cozy fire and a welcoming hut caretaker.
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