Greenwich Golf Team – 2021
The Greenwich Golf team finished the “Spring” season with a successful 5 and 2 record. Saratoga Catholic (Wasaren League Champs 8-0) and Hoosick Falls (7-1) earned victories against GCS on their home courses. Greenwich was undefeated at the Battenkill Country Club.
Jake Owens, one of three seniors, led the team once again this year in the number one spot, firing low rounds of 35 and 37. He also led the team with a second place finish in the WASAREN League Invitational. Tyler Ziehm had a solid senior season and battled to five victories. The team’s other senior, Tyler Larmon picked up a win and a tie. Bradley Brophy (sophomore) had an undefeated individual season for the Witches and a top 10 finish in the invitational. Patrick McFee (junior) tallied six wins including the teams only win at Spa Catholic. The season concluded with the team finishing in third place at the Wasaren League Invitational. NYSPHSAA decided not to allow sectional or state level golf tournaments to be held this year, which leaves some questions as to what one of Greenwich’s most talented players, Jake Owens, his teammates and other Section 2 golfers might have accomplished in the postseason.
Pictured: Tyler Larmon, Patrick McFee, Tyler Ziehm, Jake Owens, Bradley Brophy, Coach Brophy
Witches Take Wasaren XC Crown
Grafton State Park, 4/27/21
Nina Sgambelluri led Greenwich to its 17th straight Wasaren League Title, winning the girls race in a time of 16:15.7. In the complete team race standings, Teagan Wright was 2nd, Emily Skiff was 4th, Caroline Kelly was 5th and Caitlyn McClay was 16th for the 28-36 point victory over second place Berlin. Sgambelluri's time bested all runners in the WASAREN girls and boys races. First year head coach Mike Sgambelluri was happy with the overall team effort. “The pandemic presented challenges we have not faced before, but our runners gave it what they had in practices and in this meet.” Technically, this was the Fall 2 season and the meet was run for the 2020 season. There will be no sectional or state championship race this season.
The GCS boys would have likely been in the mix were it not for injuries and illness. As it was, the team was unable to field a complete, five-runner group. The three who ran recorded impressive finishes, led by Matt Bink, who was 2nd by only 1.5 seconds, Dillon Niles (10th) and William Hamilton (11th).
Our last Greenwich FBLA sale of this school year! Slides, Masks and Beach Towels.
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https://www.storessimple.com/hallwearstores/groups.php
The sweet smell of spring around the Greenwich Ag Department.
Greenwich FFA Reporter, Travis Michel, has officially committed to attend Iowa State to major in Ag Technology in the fall. Congratulations Travis!
GYC is excited to partner with Cornell Cooperative Extension and bring the Teen Lean- In Program to the Greenwich Youth in grades 6th through 12th.
http://wps.greenwichcsd.org/.../03/12/teen-lean-in-program/
The Greenwich Central School District is requesting your help with the annual Hannaford Helps Schools campaign. GCS will earn money when shoppers support our local Hannaford Supermarket. The program will run through Saturday, May 29, 2021. If you purchase a product involved with the program you will receive a school dollar coupon when you check out at the register. The coupons will accompany your store receipt and will be red and white with a dollar amount on them....
http://wps.greenwichcsd.org/.../12/hannaford-helps-schools/
I hope everyone is having a great Wednesday!
Greenwich Central School District is seeking a Temporary Part-Time Food Service Helper (9:00 am - 1:30 pm). For further information please contact Ericka Sloan, Food Service Manager. (518) 692-9542 ext. 6900 or visit this link: http://wps.greenwichcsd.org/superintendent/2021/01/13/help-wanted/?fbclid=IwAR0U5Dh_Us_OgORrsHpM7Aq6Yhy83s0YUciRd_A3LeSlwhnHHoCPk0PH_iY
Enjoying my new mask & slides from the Greenwich FBLA fundraiser #GoWitches
Greenwich Junior High Students in the first quarter of Family & Consumer Sciences (FACS) class, learned basic sewing skills and created their own customized face masks.
