All 22 players pile up on the goal line as Groton-Dunstable's defense makes the stand on third down. Tyngsborough won the Thanksgiving Day matchup by a score of 48-7, bringing G-D's record to 7-4 to end the season. Photo by Matt Detora
Ice on Nashua River ox-bow in November near Boutwell Island
Mark Lynch. Dinner at the Gibbet Hill Barn for Groton Seniors was provided by Mark Lynch and his team. Photo by Steve Lieman
A group of 8 student-athletes, Ryleigh Richard, Mira Mahmoud, Isabella Petros, Avery Columbus, Hannah Stark, Zach Romich, Rob Flynn, and Liam Richard went to Gillette Stadium on November 10th for the 28th Annual Sportsmanship Summit. This conference included student-athletes from many schools across the state. Students listened to presentations from many influential leaders including Omari Pearson. The conference had student workshop sessions and a keynote presentation. Photo courtesy of Matt Ricard
The Groton-Dunstable Boys Basketball team is hard at work preparing for the 2022-23 season. Greg Gillette returns for a 10th season as coach, and despite a 3-17 record last year, only two Varsity players, Chris Smith and Toby Wells, were lost to graduation. Three starters from last season will be on the court for G-D, Zach Romich (So. Guard), John Madigan (Jr. Forward), and Andrew Stenstream (Jr. Forward), in addition to returning lettermen Evan Laudenslager (Sr. Guard), Jimmy Anzivino (Sr. Guard), Bronson Solomon (Sr. Forward), Jackson Burmeister (Sr. Forward), and Cam Barlow (Jr. Guard). And making their Varsity debuts are Pietro Vendramel (Sr. Guard), Gavin Vail (So. Guard), Matt Fuccione (Jr. Guard), Jack Hulslander (Jr. Forward), Ryan Hamill (Sr. Forward), Ben Stark (Sr. Guard), and Dom Terrazzano (Sr. Forward). Coach Gillette's outlook on the season, "We are excited about our group. The returning players have displayed outstanding leadership in practice early in the season. Our schedule is challenging, but we are confident we can be competitive." The Boys Varsity Basketball season tips off Wednesday, December 14, 7:00 p.m. at Lunenburg. Photo by Robert Mingolelli
Head Coach Brendan McCann addresses the Groton-Dunstable Varsity Hockey Team on the ice. Photo by Robert Mingolelli
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A group of 8 student-athletes, Ryleigh Richard, Mira Mahmoud, Isabella Petros, Avery Columbus, Hannah Stark, Zach Romich, Rob Flynn, and Liam Richard went to Gillette Stadium on November 10th for the 28th Annual Sportsmanship Summit. This conference included student-athletes from many schools across the state. Students listened to presentations from many influential leaders including Omari Pearson. The conference had student workshop sessions and a keynote presentation. Photo courtesy of Matt Ricard
The Groton-Dunstable Boys Basketball team is hard at work preparing for the 2022-23 season. Greg Gillette returns for a 10th season as coach, and despite a 3-17 record last year, only two Varsity players, Chris Smith and Toby Wells, were lost to graduation. Three starters from last season will be on the court for G-D, Zach Romich (So. Guard), John Madigan (Jr. Forward), and Andrew Stenstream (Jr. Forward), in addition to returning lettermen Evan Laudenslager (Sr. Guard), Jimmy Anzivino (Sr. Guard), Bronson Solomon (Sr. Forward), Jackson Burmeister (Sr. Forward), and Cam Barlow (Jr. Guard). And making their Varsity debuts are Pietro Vendramel (Sr. Guard), Gavin Vail (So. Guard), Matt Fuccione (Jr. Guard), Jack Hulslander (Jr. Forward), Ryan Hamill (Sr. Forward), Ben Stark (Sr. Guard), and Dom Terrazzano (Sr. Forward). Coach Gillette's outlook on the season, "We are excited about our group. The returning players have displayed outstanding leadership in practice early in the season. Our schedule is challenging, but we are confident we can be competitive." The Boys Varsity Basketball season tips off Wednesday, December 14, 7:00 p.m. at Lunenburg. Photo by Robert Mingolelli