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Sudbury Park and Recreation will host free watch parties for the World Cup's final two matches this weekend, and Sudbury Youth Soccer is reminding families that fall registration deadlines are approaching.

Sudbury Park and Recreation is hosting free watch parties for the World Cup's final two matches this weekend -- Saturday's third-place game (doors 4:30 p.m., kickoff 5 p.m.) and Sunday's final (doors 2:30 p.m., kickoff 3 p.m.) -- with details on the town website. The Select Board also f…

Sudbury Youth Soccer is inviting families to its first-ever Youth Soccer Night at Boston Legacy FC, while registration windows are closing for several youth soccer programs.

Sudbury Youth Soccer (SYSA) is promoting a first-ever Youth Soccer Night at Boston Legacy FC on Aug. 31, alongside open registration for its July/August summer camps and a closing Aug. 1 deadline for Fall 2026 Pre-K through 2nd grade sign-ups (the grades 3-8 deadline has already passed)…

Camp Siwataro swimming pond opens to Sudbury residents over the Fourth of July holiday weekend as temperatures approach 104 degrees.

Sudbury residents can take a dip at the Camp Siwataro swimming pond on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th (10 a.m.–4 p.m.), as announced by the Select Board on June 30th amid an extreme heat advisory with temperatures forecast near 104 degrees; the pond reopens again August 1–2. On the youth soccer…

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

Sudbury's Park and Recreation Commission advances multi-sport court and Haskell Field planning while the Select Board confirms Haskell playground safety improvements are complete.

Sudbury's Park and Recreation Commission moved forward on design decisions for a new multi-sport court — potentially including street hockey — at Haskell Field as part of the Haskell-Fairbank landscape master plan, while the Select Board confirmed that Haskell's Smile Playground rubberized surface

Sudbury Park Commission Eyes Street Hockey Court as Haskell Planning Moves Forward

Sudbury's Park and Recreation Commission advanced Haskell-Fairbank field planning this week despite strikingly low public engagement at two community forums. The commission voted to explore adding street hockey to a new multi-sport court alongside basketball and pickleball, with design …

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