Sudbury Youth Soccer opens fall registration and touts summer camp enrollment as two Lincoln-Sudbury ninth-graders compete at a national track meet.
Sudbury Youth Soccer Association is accepting fall 2026 registrations for Pre-K through 2nd grade players until August 1, with summer camps also open for enrollment and a Boston Legacy FC youth night scheduled for August 31. On the high school side, two Lincoln-Sudbury ninth-graders traveled to Pennsylvania to compete at a national track meet, and the school's spring sports programs were recognized at the June 23 LS School Committee meeting for strong postseason showings across multiple teams. ===HEADLINES=== 1. Sudbury Youth Soccer Opens Fall Registration With August 1 Deadline 2. Two L-S Ninth-Graders Compete at National Track Meet in Pennsylvania 3. SYSA Announces Youth Soccer Night at Boston Legacy FC August 31 4. Fall Soccer Registration Closes August 1 for Pre-K Through Second Grade 5. Lincoln-Sudbury Spring Teams Praised for Deep Postseason Tournament Runs
SUDBURY -- Local sports activity for the week of June 22–28, 2026 centered on youth soccer registration deadlines and a notable achievement by two high-school athletes on the national stage.
YOUTH LEAGUES
Sudbury Youth Soccer Association has opened fall 2026 registration for players in grades Pre-K through 2nd grade, with an August 1 deadline. Registration for grades 3–8 closed May 25; players who missed that deadline may still register and will be placed if space allows. SYSA is also promoting July and August summer camp enrollment and has announced a Youth Soccer Night at Boston Legacy FC on August 31. If the organization sells 100 tickets, 16 BAYS and Academy players will earn bench access during warmups. Contact Kate Ryan at the email listed on the SYSA website for ticket information.
HIGH SCHOOL
According to remarks at the June 23 Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee meeting, two ninth-grade athletes competed at a national track meet held in Pennsylvania in the days prior, accompanied by coach Mel Gonzalez. The Teachers Association representative noted that several spring athletic teams advanced deep into postseason tournament play, providing a late-year boost to school spirit.
COMMUNITY
At the same school committee meeting, it was reported that two Lincoln-Sudbury METCO students were selected from among 33 METCO districts statewide to attend the Island School in the Bahamas for a six-week program focused on marine biology, scuba certification, and sustainable living. The competitive application process involved multiple essays and is unrelated to athletics, though the achievement reflects the broader extracurricular reach of LS students.