SPONSORED BY: SportsGrub 1/27/2021 By BOB YORK Field Yates can’t ever remember a time when he hasn’t envisioned sports occupying an integral part of his life. After playing four years of football and lacrosse at both Belmont Hill School (’05) and Wesleyan University (’09), however, this psychology major reached the conclusion that any prolonged future
11/21/21 The Dragons stopped Tilton short on a potential game-winning 2-point conversion in the waning seconds. Read the full story on newportri.com: https://www.newportri.com/story/sports/high-school/2021/11/20/st-georges-football-team-edges-tilton-21-20-nepsac-bowl-ken-hollingsworth-tilton-school/8698208002/
11/22/21 The varsity football team defeated Milton Academy 21-3 in a dominant performance on November 20, in the New England Prep School Athletic Conference’s Todd Marble Bowl, played on Pratt Field. It was Loomis Chaffee’s first appearance in a football bowl, and the game was considered the Class A New England prep school championship. Milton,
Paradis is the fourth Tilton student-athlete to earn Gatorade Player of the Year honors 12/7/2021 After a record-breaking season, Gatorade today announced that Jackson Paradis is the 2021-22 Gatorade New Hampshire Football Player of the Year. Paradis becomes the fourth student-athlete from Tilton School, and the first football player, to be named a Gatorade Player
2/1/2020 Seven touchdowns in one game get you noticed. So does a Hail Mary pass that clinches a win over Middlesex School with seconds to go. Caleb Coleman of Wellesley, MA, a senior co-captain of Groton School’s football team, has caught the attention of Boston-area media, again and again, thanks to a season of extraordinary
5/4/2020 Thayer Academy’s Jack Schneider ’20 was recently named to the 45th annual Jack Grinold Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of the National Football Foundation Team. The prestigious award recognizes student-athlete excellence on the football field, in the classroom, and within the community. Thayer Head Football Coach Jeff Toussaint ’82 congratulated Schneider on the award and for
NEPSAC was established in 1942 as an organization of athletic directors from accredited New England independent schools. While the Association does not function as a regulatory or oversight body (like the NCAA or state public high school associations), NEPSAC does sanction New England championship events in many sports and provides guidance in a variety of issues involving interscholastic athletics in our schools.
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