Athletics
Wareham is renowned for its powerful boy's basketball and football teams. The football team has won 6 South Coast Conference titles and has had 5 undefeated regular season (1978, 1980, 1995, 2004, 2006). They won the State Title in 1995, guided by All-American quarterback and linebacker, Stephen Cooper, who is currently an NFL linebacker for the San Diego Chargers. Wareham were also the State runner-ups in 1980 and 2006. The Wareham football program has produced numerous Division 1 and NFL players, including Stephen Cooper (UMaine & NFL), Shea Allard (Delaware & NFL), Mike Laperriere (Northeastern), Wayne Sylvester (Kansas), and Darien Fernandez (Laramie - Wyoming).
The boy's basketball team is regarded as one of the best high school teams in New England. They won the 2009-2010 Division 3 State Championship. They have also compiled 4 undefeated seasons since 2002, and have competed in 5 Regional Championships and 3 State Championship games.
Wareham High competes in the South Coast Conference for athletics, which competes at the Division 3 level of athletics in Massachusetts. Their nickname is the "Vikings," and their colors are Blue, White & Gold. Wareham's main rival in neighboring Bourne High School. They have played each other in the annual Thanksgiving Day football game every year since 1933, almost 80 years.
FALL
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Football
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Boy's Soccer
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Girl's Soccer
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Field Hockey
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Golf
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Girl's Volleyball
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Cheerleading
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Cross Country
WINTER
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Boy's Hockey
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Girl's Hockey (w/ Mashpee and Bourne)
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Boy's Basketball
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Girl's Basketball
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Indoor Track
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Cheerleading
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Wrestling
SPRING
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Baseball
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Softball
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Boy's Tennis
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Girl's Tennis
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Track & Field
Notable Alumni
References
External links
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Wareham Public School System
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