Wilmington High School's football team stayed undefeated and unscored-upon as several other fall programs posted season-best results, Athletic Director Mr. Ingram told the School Committee this week.

WILMINGTON --

HIGH SCHOOL -- Football remains undefeated and has not allowed a point this season, Ingram told the Sept. 23 School Committee meeting. The team's next home game is Oct. 9 against Stoneham in league play; Ingram said the athletic department was monitoring an incoming storm that could affect the team's game that weekend.

Several programs reported season milestones. Volleyball picked up a win in September, its first in almost two years. Boys soccer opened the season with a 1-0 win, its first win in nearly three years, and has added another victory since; the team beat Arlington 2-1 on a goal scored with under four minutes left. Girls soccer's Callie Lamar scored four goals in a win over Methuen. Golf earned its first win of the season, a non-league win over Pentucket; the team plays its home matches at Hillview Golf Course in North Reading. Field hockey held its senior day on a Saturday against Haverhill and won, 4-0.

Cross country's girls team won by one point and the boys team beat Stoneham in a sweep; the team's next home meet is Oct. 6 against Melrose, with league meets typically held Tuesdays.

Cheerleading will host the Wildcat Invitational on Sunday, Oct. 18, at Wilmington High School.

Ingram also said the athletics department's new full-time trainer, Sam Gray, has moved concussion-testing to a phone-based system and introduced emergency medical record sheets shared with the nursing department and coaches. For winter, Wilmington will again field co-op teams in swimming (hosting, with North Reading), girls ice hockey (with Wakefield as host) and gymnastics (with Bedford as host).

Compiled from team and league reports, reader submissions, and local coverage.