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With a 5–2 victory over the Hotchkiss School at the 2026 U.S. High School Team Championships in Philadelphia, Greenwich Academy Squash captured its 10th consecutive Division I national title – its 18th in program history. Continue Reading →
The student-athletes will continue on to play their sport at a DI, DII or military academy. Continue Reading →
Overall, the Greenwich Squash Middle School program combines more than 50 children from all three Greenwich Middle Schools and six Greenwich Elementary Schools. Continue Reading →
Through this new partnership with NR Sports LLC, OGRCC will offer professionally led tennis instruction designed to meet players where they are, whether they are picking up a racquet for the first time or looking to refine their skills in a fun, supportive environment. Continue Reading →
Greenwich natives Mackenzie and Camdyn Nelson have been familiar names in local basketball circles since their days at Western Middle School, where they began dominating area leagues. Now, the sisters rank among the 1–2% of high school athletes who go on to compete at the NCAA Division I level. Continue Reading →
Alex Popp from Byram said the area of I-95’s Exit 3 would have been “a win-win” for Greenwich. “Closer to hockey community, Greenwich Avenue restaurants because the rink plan has no food concession, easy on/off I95, MTA rail service, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich opportunities, out of a congested Byram neighborhood.” Continue Reading →
Runners had three options – a 2.5 mile walk, a 2.5 short run and a 6.3 mile long run that extended around Tod’s Point before returning to the fire house. Continue Reading →
On a crisp autumn afternoon at Cardinal Stadium, the Greenwich High School football team delivered one of its most dynamic performances of the season, defeating the Staples Wreckers 33–19 in a matchup defined by explosive momentum swings, disciplined defense, and standout individual efforts. Continue Reading →
During the incredible night of basketball tricks, hoops, and alley-oops, the Harlem Wizards faced off against Greenwich Public Schools teachers, school resource officer Chris Wallace and local elected officials including First Selectman Fred Camillo and BET member elect Joe Kelly. Continue Reading →
The idea of the preferred Option 5 is to build a new natatorium on the location of the existing GHS tennis courts so the existing pool can remain in use for swimming and water polo teams and then be repurposed afterward for other PE uses. This approach would make it possible to create a second egress to the high school, a long overdue project given the twice a day mind-numbing traffic jam on Hillside and Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →