In 2019 restaurants opened. Houses were demolished. There were parades, plays, contests, graduations, and much more. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Free Press 2019 Year in Photos
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John Marinelli
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Anthony Morello Appointed Head Coach of Cardinals Football
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Before he departed for Arizona, Coach John Marinelli had publicly state he wished Tony Morello would be appointed head coach in his place. On Thursday his wish came true. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Sports, Anthony Morello, Cardinals, football, Greenwich High School, John Marinelli, Tony Morello
Charlie Ducret: The Face of Perseverance at GHS
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“I couldn’t be more proud to help send a person like Charlie to my alma mater, Trinity College. He epitomizes what it means to be a Bantam.” – GHS football coach John Marinelli Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Cardinals, Charlie Ducret, Greenwich Football, Greenwich High School, John Marinelli, Trinity College
First Ever GHS Cardinals Football Champions Ring Ceremony and Clinic for GYFL
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On Sunday, the Greenwich Cardinals football team and coaches worked with younger players during a clinic organized for the GYFL at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. The league serves as a pipeline for high school football players and the Cardinals players and coaches find ways to include the GYFL players in events and clinics. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Cardinals, Champions Ring Ceremony, Champions Youth Clinic, Christine Kraninger, Christopher Wint
Greenwich to Honor Undefeated GHS Cardinals Football Team with Parade
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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 →
Filed under: Sports, Cardinals, Class LL State Champsionship, Greenwich High School, John Marinelli
Greenwich, New Canaan Officials Push To Move State Title Football Game Saturday Closer to Home
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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 →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Boye Stadium, Cardinals, Greenwich High School, Gus Lindine, John Marinelli, Lou Marinelli
PHOTOS: Crowds Flock to Opening of Kindness Rocks Garden at Greenwich Town Hall
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“I want to say thank you to Steven because this year he has given us something to play for – something a little bit extra. He’s given the community something to come together for,” Marinelli said, adding that for the First Selectman and Parks & Rec and other town departments to come together to make the kindness rocks garden happen. “That speaks volumes about what Steven means to us.” – GHS football coach John Marinelli Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Giving, Health, Allyson Buck, Amy Brooks Sudell, Cardinals, Christine Kraninger, Fred Camillo
PHOTOS: Ranks of GHS Cardinals Football Grow, Bucking Trends
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The GHS Cardinals football team and cheer squad held media day on Sunday. While some districts are eliminating football teams due to lack of interest, the GHS football team roster is swelling. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Cardinal Stadium, Cardinals, Greenwich High School, John Marinelli
Greenwich High School Strength Program Receives 2018 “Strength of America Award”
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Greenwich High School was recognized for the school’s strength and conditioning standards. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, iate, John Marinelli, Kevin Avery
GHS’s Football Player Tysen Comizio Named “All-American Athlete of the Year” by the NSCA
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Tysen Comizio reflects on the year in football at GHS. Being named a National Strength and Conditioning Association 2018 All-American Athlete of the Year came as a surprise. “The reason I work out and condition frequently is not for the award, but for the outcome on the field,” Tysen said, adding that he hopes in his senior year at GHS the Cardinals will win the state championship. Continue Reading →