SWAMPSCOTT — Last fall, the Swampscott girls soccer team turned in another successful season under head coach Jaymie Caponigro. The Big Blue finished 9-6-5 and reached the Division 3 Round of 32 before falling to Cardinal Spellman.
This season marks Caponigro’s fourth year at the helm, and she’s looking forward to coaching the first freshman class she inherited through its senior season.
“I can’t believe it’s my fourth year already. I’m looking forward to it.…
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