After shutting out a depleted Middleboro squad, 39-0, in the first match of their home quad on Saturday, the Dragons faced off against former league rival and last year’s Division 3 South Sectional wrestling champion, Pembroke.

Freshman Mike Baran (Thayer ’07) scored the game-winning goal in Amherst’s 3-1 win over Southern Maine that extended the Lord Jeff’s winning streak to four games…

Duxbury Coach John Blake has always told his team that they had to play 45 minutes every night if they expected to get into postseason play. On Saturday night in Kingston the Dragons saw what happens when you don’t heed the coach’s words.

After a 9-0 pasting of Scituate earlier in the week, the Duxbury girls’ hockey team had its hands full on Saturday afternoon at The Bog, escaping with a 2-1 win over Franklin.

It had all the earmarks of a traditional Duxbury/Rockland game, as the two teams battled back and forth in the third quarter trying to establish a lead.

The Presidents came to town for a Sunday matinee with the undefeated Dragons, bringing along Patriot League All-Star Doug Scott and his high-powered offense. By the time they left the building on the short end of a 61-47 defeat to Duxbury, it was the defense of junior Brian Grossman that had the fans buzzing.

After going scoreless in a pair of 3-0 losses to St. John’s and Norwood, the Dragons got their scoring touch back on Saturday night with a 3-2 win over Marshfield (3-3-3), putting them back over the .500 mark at 5-4-2.

The old saying, “All good things come in threes,” rang true for the boys’ basketball team Friday night at Pembroke High School.

Duxbury High School is a member of the MIAA (Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association). Our membership in the MIAA allows us to compete with other MIAA member school, and also to participate in MIAA post-season tournaments. As a member, we are required to follow the regulations of the MIAA handbook.

The new-look Patriot League featured one of the most competitive and surprising wrestling match-ups of the season last Wednesday night in Quincy when the Dragons took on the Quincy Presidents and the Duxbury Dragons.

The girls’ hockey team saw its unbeaten streak come to a halt last week when it lost a 3-0 decision to a surprising combo team from W-H/Pembroke.

The Duxbury girls’ swim team took two of three meets last week to better its season record to 6-1. After dropping a tough meet against Barnstable (74-96), the Lady Dragons rallied to trump Pembroke the following day, 88-74 and Quincy/North Quincy (98-79) two days later.

The boys’ swim team is still perfect with a 7-0 record after sweeping three meets last week that started with a 102-63 win over Barnstable.

The Dragons broke from their normal routine of Tuesday and Friday night games, hosting Patriot League rival Randolph (2-8) on Martin Luther King Day.

It wasn’t pretty, but then again they don’t award style points. All that mattered was the Dragons won their ninth straight game with a 63-46 Patriot League win over Hanover on Friday night in Duxbury.