Skip to main content

Winchester Public Schools

Inclusion - Service - Innovation

Schools

Find it Fast

Athletics

WHS Athletics

Marc Arria
Director of Athletics
781-721-7020 x4041
marria@winchesterps.org

 

Jack Squeglia
Assistant Director of Athletics
781-721-7020 x4041
jsqueglia@winchesterps.org

 

Lindsey Quigley
Administrative Assistant
781-721-7020 x4041
lquigley@winchesterps.org

 

Our Mission

Athletics at Winchester High School play an integral part in the school program.

Students have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of activities that will enhance their educational experience. The sports program is committed to the physical, emotional, social, and mental development of all who participate.

Program Objectives

  • To provide opportunities for physical, mental, and emotional growth.

  • To develop confidence and self-esteem.

  • To develop and improve time management skills.

  • To develop and understand the concepts of individual and team play.

  • To develop a sense of commitment, loyalty, cooperation, and fairness.

  • To learn that good sportsmanship means winning and losing with grace and dignity.

  • To learn to make decisions under pressure.

  • To foster town pride.


 

Quick Links

WHS Athletic Handbook

Athletics Registration

PE Alternate Registration

Sports Schedules

HUDL Livestream

WHS Athletic Registration

 

ArbiterSports

PE Alternate Registration

 

Family ID

HUDL Livestream

 

Livestream

Resources & Information

  • View Staff Directory

  • Any student wishing to try out for a sport at WHS must complete the following before the start of the first tryout of the season.

    View Tryout Information

  • View Athletic Department User Fees

  • View Online Course Information

  • The Winchester Sports Foundation was organized in 1989 by a group of Winchester parents and sports enthusiasts as a result of severe budget cuts to the Winchester High School’s athletic budget. That year the athletic budget faced a $60,000 deficit and the high school considered instituting a $35 per student “sports and transportation fee.” Today, appropriate funding of the high school athletic programs continues to be a significant challenge.

    View Website