Our Spartans did not hold back at our Homecoming pep rally! They showed up ready to celebrate, cheer, and show their school spirit this weekend. With some friendly competition and lots of laughs, the energy in the gym was impossible to miss.
Every single set was intense, and the Spartans had to fight for every point. After dropping the first two sets, these girls refused to quit—battling all the way back to complete the REVERSE SWEEP and take down EWG, 3–2!
A long night, a hard-fought match, and one heck of a team win.
Down 0–2. Finished 3–2. THAT’S SPARTAN GRIT.
A long night, a hard-fought match, and one heck of a team win.
Down 0–2. Finished 3–2. THAT’S SPARTAN GRIT.
WEEK 0 RECAP | SCITUATE 14 • SMITHFIELD 0
The Spartans opened the 2026 season with a 14–0 shutout over Smithfield in the Injury Fund game!
Aiden Grover → Julian Hourigan for a huge 75-yard touchdown!
Matt Johnson with the PICK SIX!
Caiden Reikhrud went 2-for-2 on PATs.
And a BIG shoutout to the guys in the trenches — our O-Line for doing the work up front and giving the offense opportunities to make plays.
On the other side of the ball, the entire Spartan defense deserves some love — holding Smithfield scoreless and putting a defensive touchdown on the board. A complete shutout effort.
A total team win to kick off the season.
SCITUATE 14 | SMITHFIELD 0
1–0. SHUTOUT. ON TO THE NEXT.
The Spartans opened the 2026 season with a 14–0 shutout over Smithfield in the Injury Fund game!
Aiden Grover → Julian Hourigan for a huge 75-yard touchdown!
Matt Johnson with the PICK SIX!
Caiden Reikhrud went 2-for-2 on PATs.
And a BIG shoutout to the guys in the trenches — our O-Line for doing the work up front and giving the offense opportunities to make plays.
On the other side of the ball, the entire Spartan defense deserves some love — holding Smithfield scoreless and putting a defensive touchdown on the board. A complete shutout effort.
A total team win to kick off the season.
SCITUATE 14 | SMITHFIELD 0
1–0. SHUTOUT. ON TO THE NEXT.
FINAL: Scituate 41, Toll Gate 14
The Spartans put together a complete team win, powered by an O-line that paved the way for 289 rushing yards. Aiden Grover and John Rubiano led the ground attack, while Landon Poulin added a TD. Matt Johnson took a kickoff 62 yards to the house, Chris Diorio scored on a fumble recovery, and Caiden Reikhrud went 5-for-6 on PATs.
Big night in the trenches and contributions from all three phases.
The Spartans put together a complete team win, powered by an O-line that paved the way for 289 rushing yards. Aiden Grover and John Rubiano led the ground attack, while Landon Poulin added a TD. Matt Johnson took a kickoff 62 yards to the house, Chris Diorio scored on a fumble recovery, and Caiden Reikhrud went 5-for-6 on PATs.
Big night in the trenches and contributions from all three phases.
The Spartans battled Ponaganset to a 1–1 draw on September 7th!
A hard-fought match from start to finish, with Scituate continuing to compete, create opportunities, and work together.
Final: 1–1 TIE
A hard-fought match from start to finish, with Scituate continuing to compete, create opportunities, and work together.
Final: 1–1 TIE
Students in Human Body Systems learned about types of tissue and examined them under the microscope. They then completed watercolor paintings to better appreciate different patterns in muscle, nerve, epithelial, and connective tissue.
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RECAP
Thursday: Scituate Volleyball hosted Woonsocket Thursday night, falling 3–1 in a hard-fought match. Every set was close and had us on the edge of our seats! These girls battled for every point and never let up.
Wednesday: Scituate Varsity Volleyball battled Lincoln on Wednesday in an incredibly close five-set match! The Spartans took 2 of the 5 sets, with Lincoln ultimately taking the win. But the final result doesn’t tell the whole story—every single set was close, and these girls fought for every point right through the fifth.
A tough loss, but an exciting start to the season and a great look at what this team is capable of.
JUNIOR VARSITY RECAP
Thursday night, our JV Volleyball Spartans picked up their first victory of the season, taking down Woonsocket and dominating both matches!
These girls are already finding their rhythm, playing together, and showing what Spartan volleyball is all about. What a way to earn win #1!
Congratulations, ladies — first of many!
Thursday: Scituate Volleyball hosted Woonsocket Thursday night, falling 3–1 in a hard-fought match. Every set was close and had us on the edge of our seats! These girls battled for every point and never let up.
Wednesday: Scituate Varsity Volleyball battled Lincoln on Wednesday in an incredibly close five-set match! The Spartans took 2 of the 5 sets, with Lincoln ultimately taking the win. But the final result doesn’t tell the whole story—every single set was close, and these girls fought for every point right through the fifth.
A tough loss, but an exciting start to the season and a great look at what this team is capable of.
JUNIOR VARSITY RECAP
Thursday night, our JV Volleyball Spartans picked up their first victory of the season, taking down Woonsocket and dominating both matches!
These girls are already finding their rhythm, playing together, and showing what Spartan volleyball is all about. What a way to earn win #1!
Congratulations, ladies — first of many!
The Spartans are back on the course! Scituate Cross Country Opens Season at Injury Fund Carnival.
- Veteran junior Jackson Downs led the boys' varsity team, overtaking an NS runner in the last 20 yards, clocking the fastest Spartan time of the day at 21:20.88
- Returning sophomore Aliya Hillis-Piecyk spearheaded the girls' varsity effort with a team-best finish of 29:31.34
-Senior Cole Munson and returning juniors Alex Chiappone and Fallon Green delivered perfectly balanced races
- Returning sophomore Lily Werbecki showed off her off-season training with a powerful finish
- and shout out to sophomore Ryan Breese and junior Logan Wood on making their official varsity debuts!
Coaches Kelly and Murphy have this squad primed and ready for a big season.
Up Next: The Spartans travel to Lincoln on September 15th for their opening RIIL division dual-meet!
- Veteran junior Jackson Downs led the boys' varsity team, overtaking an NS runner in the last 20 yards, clocking the fastest Spartan time of the day at 21:20.88
- Returning sophomore Aliya Hillis-Piecyk spearheaded the girls' varsity effort with a team-best finish of 29:31.34
-Senior Cole Munson and returning juniors Alex Chiappone and Fallon Green delivered perfectly balanced races
- Returning sophomore Lily Werbecki showed off her off-season training with a powerful finish
- and shout out to sophomore Ryan Breese and junior Logan Wood on making their official varsity debuts!
Coaches Kelly and Murphy have this squad primed and ready for a big season.
Up Next: The Spartans travel to Lincoln on September 15th for their opening RIIL division dual-meet!
Scituate Boys Soccer opened the official season in style, coming out strong against Hope High School at Caito Field and cruising to an impressive 7-1 victory!
The Spartans moved the ball well, created opportunities, and showed great teamwork from start to finish.
Goals by: Declan Cahill, Brandon Amaral x 2, Cam George, Brennan Kelly x 2 & Judah Machado
Assists by: Travis White x3, Declan Cahill, Devin Mowry, Brandon Amaral, & Toby Stockwell
IN GOAL: Liam Mowry
A dominant way to open the regular season. 7 goals, 7 assists, and a whole lot of teamwork.
The Spartans moved the ball well, created opportunities, and showed great teamwork from start to finish.
Goals by: Declan Cahill, Brandon Amaral x 2, Cam George, Brennan Kelly x 2 & Judah Machado
Assists by: Travis White x3, Declan Cahill, Devin Mowry, Brandon Amaral, & Toby Stockwell
IN GOAL: Liam Mowry
A dominant way to open the regular season. 7 goals, 7 assists, and a whole lot of teamwork.
The Scituate Spartans were honored to compete in the Maddie Potts Memorial Tournament.
Maddie’s legacy of kindness, compassion, hard work, inclusive leadership, and perseverance lives on through the “Maddie Mentality.” We’re proud of our girls for representing Scituate and supporting a tournament with such a powerful purpose.
Thank you to the Maddie Potts Foundation and everyone who made this meaningful event possible.
Play hard. Lead with kindness. Live the Maddie Mentality!
Maddie’s legacy of kindness, compassion, hard work, inclusive leadership, and perseverance lives on through the “Maddie Mentality.” We’re proud of our girls for representing Scituate and supporting a tournament with such a powerful purpose.
Thank you to the Maddie Potts Foundation and everyone who made this meaningful event possible.
Play hard. Lead with kindness. Live the Maddie Mentality!
Scituate Girls Soccer picked up a 3–1 WIN over Coventry!
Lexi Butera — 2 goals
Olivia Thomson — 1 goal
Katelyn Chatelle — assist
Avery Linde — assist
Anna Venditelli — an incredible 18 SAVES!
Great team effort on both ends of the field and a huge night for the Spartans!
FINAL: SCITUATE 3 | COVENTRY 1
Lexi Butera — 2 goals
Olivia Thomson — 1 goal
Katelyn Chatelle — assist
Avery Linde — assist
Anna Venditelli — an incredible 18 SAVES!
Great team effort on both ends of the field and a huge night for the Spartans!
FINAL: SCITUATE 3 | COVENTRY 1
Our high school music classes are off to a great start in preparation for their first performance at the Pep Rally on September 18th. Upcoming performances include the Art Festival on October 12th and the Halloween Parade on October 30th!
Students in the biomedical pathway took part in a variety of hands-on activities last week!
Principles of Biomedical Science students met Anna Garcia in a crime scene set up in the classroom. They had to sketch the scene and create an evidence log as well.
Students in Human Body Systems began to learn anatomical terms. They used Sour Patch Kids to practice anatomical planes and positions. They also used the Anatomage Tables to practice as well.
Principles of Biomedical Science students met Anna Garcia in a crime scene set up in the classroom. They had to sketch the scene and create an evidence log as well.
Students in Human Body Systems began to learn anatomical terms. They used Sour Patch Kids to practice anatomical planes and positions. They also used the Anatomage Tables to practice as well.
The last day of the HOSA-Future Health Professionals conference allowed students to explore Indianapolis. The group made its way to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to watch the race and explore the museum. The ninth year of Scituate HOSA's attendance at the International Leadership Conference came to a close, and we are excited to “Redefine the Standard” as we look forward to the new school year!
On day three of the HOSA-Future Health Professionals Leadership Conference, students attended recognition events, took part in 50th anniversary activities, competed, and attended workshops! During the evening hours, they attended the past Surgeon Generals’ Fireside Chat and Recognition Session. Rhode Island HOSA helped bring the HOSA Cup to the Eastern Region, and our very own Emilie Holmes from Brown University is now a member of the International Executive Council.
Congratulations to the following:
Hilarity for Charity Recognition: Lauren Henault and Hailey DeMerchant
5th place, Time Capsule: Jill Hanson and Mrs. Roberge
Katherine Santos, who made it to round 2 of the Health Career Photography Event
Congratulations to the following:
Hilarity for Charity Recognition: Lauren Henault and Hailey DeMerchant
5th place, Time Capsule: Jill Hanson and Mrs. Roberge
Katherine Santos, who made it to round 2 of the Health Career Photography Event
Congratulations to Cynthia Wulf for being selected for the Class of 2026 Spartan Pride Award! Cynthia was nominated for this award because of her positive attitude, compassion for others, and willingness to happily participate in class. She demonstrates a true Spartan Pride spirit, and we can't wait to see what she will accomplish next!
Congratulations to Bellah Torres for being selected for the Class of 2026 Spartan Pride Award! Bellah was a leader and inspiration to the drama group this year. She was a senior among all the freshmen. She embraced, guided, and made them feel comfortable, as well as made it a growth experience for the entire cast.
She took on a leadership role at the state level by taking on extra responsibilities to be on the student executive board of the Rhode Island Drama Festival, put on by the Rhode Island Theater Educator Association. At the state level, she earned an All-State Award for Acting and the Terry Murray Acting Award for Excellence. She spent extra time after rehearsal to help with planning for the next rehearsal. It was noted by her teachers that she has been a pleasure to have in classes, and they have enjoyed watching her confidence grow as she empowered others and herself. We are very proud of the things you have accomplished at SHS, and we know that you will achieve great things in your next chapter.
She took on a leadership role at the state level by taking on extra responsibilities to be on the student executive board of the Rhode Island Drama Festival, put on by the Rhode Island Theater Educator Association. At the state level, she earned an All-State Award for Acting and the Terry Murray Acting Award for Excellence. She spent extra time after rehearsal to help with planning for the next rehearsal. It was noted by her teachers that she has been a pleasure to have in classes, and they have enjoyed watching her confidence grow as she empowered others and herself. We are very proud of the things you have accomplished at SHS, and we know that you will achieve great things in your next chapter.
Day 2 of the International Leadership Conference was a success for Scituate HOSA-Future Health Professionals members. Students competed in events, attended workshops, and networked in the expo. Jill Hanson accepted the HOSA Happenings award for the school, and Scituate HOSA also placed in the following 50th anniversary recognition events:
1st place - Photo Collection
3rd place - 2 Minute HOSA Story, Mrs. Roberge
1st place - Photo Collection
3rd place - 2 Minute HOSA Story, Mrs. Roberge
Congratulations to Rylee Skodras for being selected for the Class of 2026 Spartan Pride Award! Rylee embodies the essence of Spartan Pride through her reliability, work ethic, and school spirit. A dedicated student with an impressive attendance record, she has also been a four-year participant in Unified Sports and the Special Olympics. Rylee’s presence has been felt across the school, whether she was showcasing her creativity in the Art department or fostering a positive environment in the classroom. Rylee has participated in every spirit week, dance, and many school events. Her friendly demeanor, work ethic, and active involvement in school traditions have made her a true Scituate Spartan! We know she will achieve great things!
Congratulations to Jacob Robinson, who earned the Class of 2026 Spartan Pride award! Jacob has been a dedicated and dependable student who leads by example. With his positive attitude and approachable nature, he’s earned the respect of his peers and serves as an inspiring role model for younger students. We can't wait to see how Jacob will succeed in his future!
