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C-C Golfer Sinks Two Holes-in-One in Two Weeks
October 11, 2026
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C-C Golfer Sophie Redmond Sinks Two Holes-in-One in Two Weeks
Concord-Carlisle senior co-captain Sophie Redmond hit holes-in-one on Sept. 17 and Oct. 1, both on the ninth hole at Concord Country Club and both with a 9-iron. The Patriots won both matches. Coach Carl Sweeney called the shots "eerily identical," and Redmond, a past sectional champion, will continue her golf career at Loyola University next year.
The Concord Bridge
CCHS Field Hockey Shuts Out North Andover in Sticks for Cancer
Concord-Carlisle beat North Andover 4-0 under the lights in its annual Sticks for Cancer match.
The Concord Bridge
'Bat Boy: The Musical' Plays Today at Umbrella Arts
The musical runs today, Oct. 11, at 2 p.m. at 40 Stow Street, with tickets at $20–$62. The production continues through November 8.
The Umbrella Arts Center
Helen Duncan's Outdoor Art Ramble Open Today
The free installation is open today along Fairyland Pond Trail in Hapgood Wright Town Forest. Duncan's porcelain-and-wire forms hang among the trees and respond to breeze and sunlight.
Living Concord
Old Manse Tour Explores the Women of the Manse Today
The Trustees' "Flipping the Script: The Women of the Manse" runs today from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Old Manse, exploring the stories of women who lived in the historic home.
The Trustees of Reservations
Therapy Dog Eddie Visits CCHS Weekly
The Boston Globe profiled Eddie, a therapy dog who visits Concord-Carlisle High School weekly with his owner, Candy, through the Pets & People Foundation.
The Boston Globe
CCHS Girls Soccer Falls 6-1 to Medfield
Concord-Carlisle lost 6-1 to Medfield on Saturday, Oct. 10, leaving the Patriots at 8-2, according to MaxPreps.
MaxPreps
C-C Boys Cross-Country Ranked Third in Eastern Mass.
The Boston Globe's Eastern Massachusetts boys' cross-country poll ranks Concord-Carlisle third, after the Patriots finished second in the Bay State Invitational's Varsity A race.
The Boston Globe
Great Meadows Birding Walk and Reception Today
A guided search for early-fall bird migrants runs today from 4 to 7 p.m. at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord, followed by light refreshments and dinner.
Spark Birding
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