Sandwich sports roundup, July 13 to July 19
Sandwich High School had no games on the schedule this week, but youth sports news centered on soccer: Sandwich Soccer Club confirmed the South Coast Soccer League will keep its grade-based registration system rather than switching to the age-based model proposed by US Youth Soccer, and…
SANDWICH -- No Sandwich High School contests were on the schedule this period, according to ArbiterLive, but the town's recreation department and youth soccer club had notable updates for families.
TOWN -- The Sandwich Recreation Department's website continues to promote a full slate of summer offerings, including access to Oak Crest Cove Park on Quaker Meetinghouse Road, home to a community-designed skate park, two regulation tennis courts and six pickleball courts, with reservations available through the department. The department's site also lists current program flyers covering a Summer Baseball Clinic, Summer Golf, the RideAway program, and a "B-Free Strength and Stretch" community yoga class, along with adult programming and a 2026 beaches flyer.
YOUTH LEAGUES -- Sandwich Soccer Club announced that the South Coast Soccer League has decided not to adopt new age-based registration requirements set out by US Youth Soccer, meaning registrations will continue to be grade-based, the club said in a post dated June 9. Separately, the club's site states that online registration for Fall 2026 is open, with players able to save $25 on the registration fee by signing up before July 15.
No new dated updates were posted this period by Sandwich Little League, Sandwich Youth Basketball, the Sandwich 100 Club (Sandwich High School hockey booster organization) or Sandwich Youth Lacrosse.
Compiled from team and league reports, reader submissions, and local coverage.
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