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It is anticipated that the parade also will honor the Greenwich High School Girls Swimming and Diving Team that this fall won the FCIAC championship, the Class LL state championship as well as the State Open championship. Continue Reading →
Sean Cowie received the Steven Sudell Sportsmanship Award this week. Previously it was called the Mavericks Bantam Sportsmanship Award. Continue Reading →
This year’s final is unusual in that it pits New Canaan head coach Lou Marinelli’s Rams against his son John’s Cardinals for the first time in the postseason. Continue Reading →
As it stands, the game is likely to be played at Shelton High School, though NCHS Athletic Director Jay Egan said officials from both lower Fairfield County high schools are asking whether it could be moved to Stamford’s Boyle Stadium, which is available. Continue Reading →
T-shirts and goody bags with offers from local merchants will be guaranteed to runners who register by November 14th and to all other registrants while supplies last. We will once again have chip timing for the 5K race and new for 2018 – performance material race T-shirts! Continue Reading →
At the recently renovated Greenwich Skating Club’s 2018 Opening Night celebration the annual Chuck-A-Puck competition resulted in a tie. The winner was determined in a mini zamboni race. Continue Reading →
YMCA’s teams earned their spot at this tournament by being the #1 team in the Northeast. Out of the twelve teams in each gender from across the US, nine of the teams came from California – the powerhouse state of water polo. Continue Reading →
On Sunday night the GYCL Cheer Expo, an annual tradition, filled the gymnasium at Greenwich High School with hundreds of enthusiastic cheerleaders. In addition to the GYCL squads, the Greenwich High School dance team and cheerleaders got in the game. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Cardinals football team made alumni proud at the homecoming game Thursday night. The game was played two days early because a Nor’Easter is forecast for Saturday. Continue Reading →
Hamill Rink was originally an open air rink. Over the years walls and ceiling have been added. As we await word of its replacement the GHS Boys Hockey team booster club is finding ways to boost team spirit. Continue Reading →