student rooting section, known as the loudest student section in Central Massachusetts. The school's football team went undefeated in the 2003 season and has won back-to-back Super Bowl Titles. The team went undefeated yet again in 2009, with a record of 13–0, beating 4th ranked Holy Name in the super bowl. In 2007, the girls gymnastics team was crowned Mid-Wach league champions following an undefeated season, and went on to place 6th overall in the state. The baseball team won district championships in 2010 and 2017 and selected and won games in the Super Eight State Tournament in 2015 and 2018. The cheerleading team has won multiple National Championships. The Boys Varsity Hockey Team Also won the 2018-2019 state championship, playing their last game in TD Garden. Science Seminar and Science Fair Every year, Wachusett conducts a school science fair. Winners of the school competition advance to the Regional Science Fair. In order to help students develop high quality projects and to stimulate their interest in science, Wachusett holds Science Seminar meetings every Tuesday night. Interested students take an entrance examination in order to be admitted to Science Seminar. For the first hour of these meetings, a scientist from the community speaks to seminar members about his/her work. The second hour consists of meetings between students and their science project advisors for help and guidance in the process. Many students have done well at the Regional Science Fair, State Science Fair, International Science and Engineering Fair, and other fairs. Science Seminar is presided over by Carol Sullivan, a longtime teacher at the school, as well as a variety of advisers who are current or retired scientists in the field. Every week a prominent figure in the field of science is brought in to give a one-hour lecture on their chosen subject (subjects range from forensic science to the latest solar panel technology to the size of the universe), and then students break into groups to meet with their adviser and discuss their year-long science project. Theater Arts The Theater Company at Wachusett performed in the MHSDG One Act Play festival under the direction of Doug Ingalls for over 10 years, before Ingalls' passing in 2009, after which the school's Black Box Theater was renamed the Doug Ingalls Black Box Theater in honor of its long standing director. In 2003 Wachusett had its first ticket to the final round in Boston