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We are …

The Hanscom Falcons and The Lincoln Knights

Fall Sports

Soccer (Boys and Girls), Cross Country (Co-ed)

Winter Sports

Basketball (Boys and Girls)

 

Winter Sports Schedule & Coach Bios

Spring Sports

Baseball (Boys), Softball (Girls), Volleyball (Co-ed)

Athletics Department

David Trant, Athletics Director

(781) 259-9408 ext. 1001

dtrant@lincnet.org

 

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    Personal Bio

     

    I have been teaching and coaching at Lincoln Middle School since 2002.  Over the years here, I have coached cross-country, baseball, softball and soccer.  I find that athletics is an important outlet for me; it provides me the motivation to stay fit.  As a result, I feel more prepared to embrace various adventures in life…like when my son declared that we were going to tackle the 48 4000’ peaks in New Hampshire before he graduates high school.  I genuinely believe that life is better when we are moving our bodies.

     

    Athletic Director Philosophy

     

    My philosophy of middle school athletics is rooted in a fundamental understanding of adolescent development: Engagement is the pathway to holistic success. Research consistently demonstrates that students who are actively integrated into their school communities—whether through the arts, clubs, or athletics—report higher scores across the most significant social-emotional standards. While these benefits are universal across all forms of engagement, my personal expertise lies under the athletic umbrella. Therefore, my chief priority is to leverage sports as a vehicle to engage the maximum number of student athletes in a deeply meaningful and impactful experience.  Success is not measured solely by wins and losses, but by the extent to which our program serves as a critical tool for developing confident, well-rounded individuals ready for their next steps. Our aim is to ensure that every student who participates leaves with more than just athletic skills—they gain essential life skills, a sense of belonging, and a foundation for lifelong wellness.