Shawsheen Tech and Kipp Academy take the court against each other. WCTV is Powered by Critical Mass Solar and Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. WCTV Sports is Powered by BMB Training and Development, CMS Plumbing and Heating, Forrest Auto Repair, Frangos, Giovanni’s Roast Beef and Pizza Tewksbury, Knowledge Brokers Realty, McGovern Hyundai RT 93, Rocco’s Bar & Restaurant, Sarkisian Apparel and Wilmington Ace Hardware. Shawsheen Tech Basketball is Powered by Bruno Bros Plumbing and HVAC. Shawsheen Tech Boys Basketball is Sponsored by TZE.

Methuen High comes to Hallenborg Rink to take on Shawsheen Tech! WCTV is Powered by Critical Mass Solar and Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. WCTV Sports is Powered by BMB Training and Development, CMS Plumbing and Heating, Forrest Auto Repair, Frangos, Giovanni’s Roast Beef and Pizza Tewksbury, Knowledge Brokers Realty, McGovern Hyundai RT 93, Rocco’s Bar & Restaurant, Sarkisian Apparel and Wilmington Ace Hardware. Shawsheen Tech Boys Hockey is Sponsored by ​Commodore Builders, Meg DiSchino​, Mackenzie Forms, Inc.​ and Wilmington Ace Hardware.

Wilmington has a lot of conservation land and other aspects that have made it develop how it has over the years. Joe explains how the economic development committee looks at Wilmington's natural blueprint and how they approach what is here.

In the third double header of the season, WHS goes up against Wakefield. Girls Game - 5:30 Boys Game - 7:00 WCTV is Powered by Critical Mass Solar and Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. WCTV Sports is Powered by BMB Training and Development, CMS Plumbing and Heating, Forrest Auto Repair, Frangos, Giovanni’s Roast Beef and Pizza Tewksbury, Knowledge Brokers Realty, McGovern Hyundai RT 93, Rocco’s Bar & Restaurant, Sarkisian Apparel and Wilmington Ace Hardware. WHS Basketball is Sponsored by New England Sports Floors. WHS Boys Basketball is Sponsored by Hancox Kitchens, Nichols Funeral Home, One Painting Interior and Exterior, and Wilson Wolfe Real Estate.

Shawsheen Tech Boys Basketball took Worcester State to the wire on Jan. 12, 2026

With time comes change. Joe explains how he wants to support Wilmington as it continues to evolve but he understands how change cannot be done correctly without getting the input of people in town. For the economic development board, change is a collaboration.

In our first broadcast from the Tsongas Center in Lowell, the SBL Rams take on the Westford Academy Ghosts! WCTV is Powered by Critical Mass Solar and Austin Styffe Mortgage Loan Officer. WCTV Sports is Powered by BMB Training and Development, CMS Plumbing and Heating, Forrest Auto Repair, Frangos, Giovanni’s Roast Beef and Pizza Tewksbury, Knowledge Brokers Realty, McGovern Hyundai RT 93, Rocco’s Bar & Restaurant, Sarkisian Apparel and Wilmington Ace Hardware. SBL Girls Hockey is Sponsored by ​Aj’s Kitchen, Honey Pot Farm, The Law office of Attorney Robert G. Peterson and Woodland Homeworks.

The Wildcat Report is back—and hitting a major milestone. In the first episode back from winter break, Season Two officially matches last year’s total number of completed episodes, proving the Wildcats are wasting no time getting back to work. Kevin and Vivian break down all the latest school headlines, including upcoming midterms and the end of Quarter Two. Plus, a public service announcement you didn’t know you needed: yes, everyone has a locker. If you somehow missed it, you can find your locker location in Aspen or by checking Google Classroom, thanks to a helpful reminder from Principal Gendron (and Jenkins confirming what is now officially locker law). Jimmy Fitzpatrick returns with sports, highlighting a red-hot start for boys hockey—the program’s best since 2015—and a dramatic, last-second win for girls basketball over rival Burlington. In The World Today, Josh delivers long-awaited news: Wilmington’s Chipotle is finally scheduled to open. Great news for most students… terrible news for wrestlers cutting weight. He also covers Frango’s expanding with a second location in Billerica and the opening of the new Town Hall School Administration Building next week, right across from the high school. Vivian is back with the arts, featuring the middle school’s production of Shrek the Musical, with tickets available online. And of course, Kevin wraps things up with another unpredictable round of Silly News. New year. Same chaos. Another episode you won’t want to miss. 🐾📺

The Wilmington School Committee meeting included student updates from Wilmington Middle School, approval of an eighth-grade educational trip to New York City, and presentations on new and expanded high school courses focused on media literacy, civic awareness, and future-ready skills. The committee also heard updates on athletics, grants, and program planning as the district continues work across academics, student engagement, and community connection. As always, this description is only a brief snapshot of the discussion. The meeting covered far more detail and context than can be captured here, so it’s worth watching the full video to understand the complete conversation and decisions being made.