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Red Devils Close the Week With Big Volleyball Wins

Volleyball team moves to 2-1, field hockey regroups for 3 home matches this week.

Nicci Kadilak

Sep 7, 2025 — 1 min read

It was a busy weekend for Burlington sports with mixed showings across programs.

Despite standout performances from captain Giacomo Berardinelli and Jack Tucci, the Red Devils golf team came up short 40–32 in a tight match against Wakefield.

In field hockey, the varsity team battled hard but fell 6-0 to Watertown, while JV dropped a 1-0 matchup. The team now turns focus to three home games this week.

The volleyball team put up a strong performance on Friday vs. Watertown: While the freshman team lost 0-2, the JV and varsity teams swept 2-0 and 3-0, respectively, with Player of the Match honors going to Ula Rinkeviciute. The varsity team continued their winning weekend on Saturday, edging out Billerica 3-2. Freshman brought home a 2-1 win that day, while JV lost 0-2. Player of the Match went to Cassidy Hanlon.

In girls’ soccer, the freshman team dropped a 6-1 contest to Watertown.

Monday's Schedule:

Golf at Watertown, 3:30 PM
Field Hockey vs. Weston at BHS: Varsity 4:15 PM, JV 5:30 PM
Soccer vs. Lexington
- Boys JV & Varsity at Lexington, 4:15 PM
- Girls JV & Varsity at BHS, 4:15 PM

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