Sports
A. J. Dillon
Lawrence Academy senior Algiers Jameal Dillon, from New London, Connecticut who has committed to Michigan, hopes to fulfill his dream of playing in the National Football League. Mature beyond his years, Dillon is taking advantage of the educational and athletic opportunities he is afforded at LA....
GD@Play, the local non-profit group hoping to replace the current high school stadium playing surface with artificial turf, held its first public information session to present the details of its proposal. Although the overarching goal and the process of the group have not changed since a previous...
The Groton-Dunstable girls varsity soccer team celebrated Senior Night on Monday, October 31. After a challenging year, and a hard-fought battle and final home game against Leominster, the girls had a wonderful celebration for the twelve seniors and their families, pictured from left to right, ...
Groton-Dunstable junior Kyle Battles kicked the extra point despite the efforts of unidentified Shepherd Hill defender. Logan Higgins five-yard touchdown run and Battles PAT in the second quarter had the Crusaders ahead but the Rams responded scoring three consecutive TDs and went on to a win, 35-21. See story page 6. Photo by Robert Mingolelli.
In what turned out to be a high scoring game, the Groton-Dunstable football team was not able to finish on top last Friday night. The Rams offense proved to be the x-factor throughout the contest.
What some thought to be a dynamic first quarter, there was not an ounce of scoring in it. Both teams...
Grace Harlan. Photo Courtesy of LA
To champion excellence in academics and the arts, in athletics, and in residential life. ( Taken from the Lawrence Academy mission statement).
“We are not a one dimensional school but try to develop well prepared students for a full, positive experience after college or whichever career they...
Nashua Catholic Regional Junior High School announces their Fall Athletic awards and is pleased to announce that 7th grader Thomas Wong of Groton has earned the Team Player Award for participation on the boys’ soccer team.
Coach Paul Laliberte remarked that Thomas’s can-do attitude, strong work...
Groton-Dunstable High School and Lawrence Academy varsity scores and all-stars in recent field hockey, football, volleyball, cross country, and soccer action.
ALL-STARS!
Mid-Wach League Field Hockey All-Stars Alyssa Towle and Abby Vervaeke
2016 Mid-Wach Volleyball All-Stars are Brecken Gingras-...
Groton-Dunstable girls won the Mid-Wachusett B League XC Championship with 47 points. Crusader Emily Willson (19:44) finished first on the 3.1-mile course at Ghiloni Park in Marlboro. Julianna Higgins (20:50) was sixth and Meagan Odell (21:02) was seventh. The three girls were in the top 10 runners...
The Crusaders (11-9), seeded # 9, have qualified for the MIAA Central West Division 1 tournament and will play Thursday at #8 seed, Natick (10-6).
The Groton-Dunstable Cheerleading Team: L-R: Back-Juliana Lazaris,Haley Ashburn, Alex Smith, Saya Norton, Mikayla Laverdure. 2nd Row-Audrey Temple, Rachael DiBona, Alex Diaz, Aleigha Hilberg, Olivia Miller, Paige Wilkins. 1st row-Coach Nelson, Heather DiBona, Madeline Habeshian, Bella Mancini, Coach Curtis. Missing from team photo,Taylor Boisvert. Photo by Robert Mingolelli.
The Groton-Dunstable cheer team has been revived thanks to the effort of GD alums Kate Nelson (2004) and Amanda Curtis (2006). Nelson, who cheered at GDRHS, earned her Master’s degree from UMass- Lowell. Curtis is a graduate of UMass-Amherst where she cheered from 2006-2008.
“The school has not...