The Warriors are poised to chase a second straight Middlesex League crown after shattering a 35‑year drought in 2025, a season that delivered a school‑record eleven victories and two hard‑fought playoff wins.
A Historic Turnaround
That 2025 campaign featured nine regular‑season triumphs, highlighted by a decisive victory over Reading Rockets on October 9, and culminated in a Thanksgiving Day showdown against Woburn that the squad hopes to repeat.
The upcoming schedule opens with a home game against Lynn Classical on September 10, following a joint practice with Lynn English on September 1, and will also test the team against non‑league opponents such as Acton‑Boxborough, Masconomet and Belmont.
Coach Wally Dembowski, now in his second year at the helm, stresses that league dominance and deeper playoff runs remain the primary objectives, while the team embraces the challenge of a packed calendar that includes matches against Arlington Spy Ponders on October 16 and a final regular‑season clash with Belmont on October 30.
Tradition and New Horizons
Beyond the wins, the program values the community rituals that surround each game, from the early‑season joint practice to the annual Thanksgiving matchup, both of which reinforce the team's connection to local fans and alumni.
The 2025 season also ended with a Super Bowl victory for CM, a milestone the team recognized as both an achievement and a catalyst for renewed focus as they look ahead to the next chapter.