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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Burlington, Massachusetts · Change town
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The week in Burlington sports.

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Sports

Recreation board details $380,000 Simonds Park renovation overage

Burlington's Recreation Commission reviewed the Marshall Simonds Park field renovation on Oct. 19, noting an estimated $380,000 overage will return to the town from the $4.77 million project, which is not yet formally closed.

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Sports

Burlington sports roundup, Sept. 14 to Sept. 20

Burlington Hockey and Skating Association is gathering interest in a new middle school hockey program for grades 5 through 8, with games typically played on weekends. The group has also opened registration for its Jr. Devils program, beginning the first week of April, and released its F…

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Burlington sports roundup, Aug. 17 to Aug. 23

The Burlington Youth Basketball Association has opened registration for its 2025-26 travel season, serving players in grades 4 through 8, and is accepting coaching applications for the coming season. The nonprofit, which partners with the Burlington Recreation Department on youth progra…

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Burlington sports roundup, Aug. 10 to Aug. 16

Burlington Hockey and Skating Association has posted its practice schedule for the 2026-27 season, with practices for Mite, Squirt, Peewee and Bantam levels starting the week of Aug. 31 and running Monday through Friday at the rink. A new Tuesday skills-session block begins Sept. 15 for…

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Burlington sports roundup, July 13 to July 19

Burlington Hockey and Skating Association is planning to revive its game-only supplemental team program for 2026-27, following a season in which the town's 12U squad won a state championship and the 10U team reached the semifinals; the association is also seeking board help with sponsor…

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