Fall Sports
Varsity Soccer
Our boys Varsity Soccer Team was named NDIAA 2022 Team of the Year and went undefeated in the 2022 ESDAA Championship.
Our athletes compete in a variety of leagues and tournaments, including the NEPSAC, the Massachusetts Bay Independent League (MBIL), the NDIAA, and ESDAA.
Varsity Volleyball
Our Varsity Volleyball Team was named 2022 NDIAA Division II Champions and recognized at Polar Park in Worcester!
Our athletes compete in a variety of leagues and tournaments, including the NEPSAC, Independent Girls Conference (IGC), ESDAA, and Spike Out II National Tournament.
Varsity Soccer
Our boys Varsity Soccer Team was named NDIAA 2022 Team of the Year and went undefeated in the 2022 ESDAA Championship.
Our athletes compete in a variety of leagues and tournaments, including the NEPSAC, the Massachusetts Bay Independent League (MBIL), the NDIAA, and ESDAA.
Varsity Volleyball
Our Varsity Volleyball Team was named 2022 NDIAA Division II Champions and recognized at Polar Park in Worcester!
Our athletes compete in a variety of leagues and tournaments, including the NEPSAC, Independent Girls Conference (IGC), ESDAA, and Spike Out II National Tournament.
Winter Sports
Boys Basketball
MPWS has both JV and Varsity basketball teams. The Varsity team is a two-time D2 Deaf National Champions, winning in 2007-2008 and 2011-201. They were the first team in ESDAA history to win Division 3, Division 2 and Division 1 Championship. The team is currently coached by the three-time NDIAA Division 2 Coach of the Year.
Girls Basketball
The MPWS Girls Basketball team competes in a variety of leagues and tournaments, including the New England Preparatory Schools Athletic Council (NEPSAC), the Girls Independence League (GIL), and the Eastern Schools of the Deaf Athletics Association (ESDAA).
The Varsity team are two-time D2 Deaf National Champions, winning in 1998-1999 and 2007-2008. Our girls basketball team is the first deaf school is history to win NEPSAC Class D Championship in 2008.
Varsity Cheerleading
Our Varsity Cheerleading team is open to any student who wishes to be competitive and have fun! Our Cheerleaders support our fall and winter sports.
Boys Basketball
MPWS has both JV and Varsity basketball teams. The Varsity team is a two-time D2 Deaf National Champions, winning in 2007-2008 and 2011-201. They were the first team in ESDAA history to win Division 3, Division 2 and Division 1 Championship. The team is currently coached by the three-time NDIAA Division 2 Coach of the Year.
Girls Basketball
The MPWS Girls Basketball team competes in a variety of leagues and tournaments, including the New England Preparatory Schools Athletic Council (NEPSAC), the Girls Independence League (GIL), and the Eastern Schools of the Deaf Athletics Association (ESDAA).
The Varsity team are two-time D2 Deaf National Champions, winning in 1998-1999 and 2007-2008. Our girls basketball team is the first deaf school is history to win NEPSAC Class D Championship in 2008.
Varsity Cheerleading
Our Varsity Cheerleading team is open to any student who wishes to be competitive and have fun! Our Cheerleaders support our fall and winter sports.
Inside Athletics
Spring Sports
Track and Field
Our MPWS Track and Field competes in NEPSAC and ESDAA competitions and tournaments.
After School Programs
TLC offers a variety of after school activities and programs throughout the year, designed to promote enrichment, sportsmanship, skill building and socialization. Some of our current programs include:
- Disc Golf
- Strength & Conditioning
- Pickleball
- Dance Club
- Flag Football
Track and Field
Our MPWS Track and Field competes in NEPSAC and ESDAA competitions and tournaments.
After School Programs
TLC offers a variety of after school activities and programs throughout the year, designed to promote enrichment, sportsmanship, skill building and socialization. Some of our current programs include:
- Disc Golf
- Strength & Conditioning
- Pickleball
- Dance Club
- Flag Football
Unforgettable memories were made with participating in sports year-round with MPS. My life route would not be as it is now if it was not for MPS athletics.