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Monday, November 2, 2026 Seekonk, Massachusetts · Change town
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The week in Seekonk sports.

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Seekonk Youth Soccer Winter Rec Registration Closes This Thursday

Seekonk Youth Soccer's Winter Rec program registration deadline hits this Thursday, Nov. 5, the club announced in an Oct. 24 post. The six-week program, open to kids from kindergarten through sixth grade, kicks off Nov. 6 at Teamworks Seekonk on Route 6 and features co-ed divisions.

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Seekonk sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Seekonk's Select Board spent much of its Sept. 30 meeting on the Medeiros Farm recreation project, with residents urging the board to move forward on a plan that once called for four playing fields for soccer and lacrosse before a June vote curbed western-side recreation use. A speaker …

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Seekonk sports roundup, Aug. 24 to Aug. 30

Seekonk Youth Soccer had a busy week: on August 27 the nonprofit announced its first-ever Baby Geese Academy, a new six-week program for Pre-K players running alongside Fall Rec games on Saturdays, September 19 through October 24, at Cole St. Fields ($75, includes shirt, registration vi…

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Seekonk sports roundup, Aug. 17 to Aug. 23

A Seekonk resident used the August 19 Select Board meeting's public comment period to challenge the town's plans for new soccer fields and athletic facilities at Maderas Farm. Ken Kazarian said the Community Preservation Committee has approved $825,000 for design work, with a full build…

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Seekonk sports roundup, June 22 to June 28

Seekonk Youth Soccer's Spring 2026 Black Goose competitive program made local history this week, with a record eight teams qualifying for the RI Superliga playoffs — the most in program history, according to the organization. Seekonk Youth Soccer credited players, coaches, parents, and …

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