Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/sports/page/45/)
The fall baseball clinics are offered to boys ages 8 through 12 (must have turned 8 by the start of the program and not have turned 13). Experienced instruction is provided in 8 sessions, outdoors on local Greenwich fields. The clinics will be organized into two age groups: 8 & 9 years old and 10 – 12 years old. Instruction focuses on player pitching and catching, field positioning and strategy, fundamentals, batting, and game situations. Continue Reading →
Teacher, author, historian, and baseball fan, Corcoran will talk about the origins and history of the Hall of Fame museum and its election process.
He will discuss how the ceremony on induction day has evolved since 1939. Continue Reading →
Meet Greenwich’s newest fitness cult. Continue Reading →
At Summer camp at Corbin’s Crusaders, campers discover their true potential as they explore a variety of sports on the 38 acre North Street campus of Greenwich Catholic School. The camp includes daily swim instruction in indoor and outdoor pools. The camp has experienced adult coaches and offers a flexible schedule with 1 to 8 weeks available. Continue Reading →
The YMCA Marlins Dive Team just had another terrific showing at Zones and seven divers qualified for Nationals. Continue Reading →
Team Huntsman take the year’s first tournament in style. Continue Reading →
GHS athletes were presented with the Vantage Cup for the school’s success in sports for the 2017-18 school year by Noah Finz of Vantage SportsNet. Continue Reading →
Jonathan Jeter of the Nassau (County New York) Players Club took the championship from a starting field of 66 competitors. Continue Reading →
In total, there were more male national team athletes from Greenwich than all non-California states combined. This speaks to the growing participation at young ages and the quality of the local coaching at the Greenwich YMCA under Head Coach Ulmis Iordache. Continue Reading →
On Thursday nigh the Board of Education honored the Greenwich High School Rugby team. Missing were the team’s coaches including head coach Joe Kelly. Continue Reading →