“This past summer, I visited Coach Devine at his home, and once I left I really felt inspired to honor him in
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Athletes To Look Out For (Fall 2020) Thomas Li ’21 Managing Editor & Sports Editor MASSLIVE Athlete: Olivia CunninghamSport: Field HockeyPosition: Forward/MidfieldAchievements: Ranked 32nd in nation for goals scored in 2019 season LEE ALLENTUCK Athlete: Grace LevinSport: Cross CountryAchievements: Running up Northfield
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With the 1-year anniversary of COVID-19 passing in the month of March, schools, stores, and other activities have started to open up again. Along with schools, spring sports are looking to start
Cheers and roars filled the hockey arena last year around this time when Longmeadow brought down the previous Division III state champions, Wachusett, in the Division III semifinal. The Lancers were headed
However, the mental and emotional aspect of the game has been impacted because of the pandemic.
Last year, a swimmer at LHS would look around and see swimmers and coaches swarming the deck and the bleachers. As they gracefully dove, they would hear the cheers from their teammates
“This past summer, I visited Coach Devine at his home, and once I left I really felt inspired to honor him in some way,” says Mary Henshaw, the LHS alumni who started
Since the beginning of the pandemic, athletes have waited anxiously for announcements about their sports. Every sport has experienced changes – some more than others. Final decisions for winter sports are pending,
Athletes To Look Out For (Fall 2020) Thomas Li ’21 Managing Editor & Sports Editor MASSLIVE Athlete: Olivia CunninghamSport: Field HockeyPosition: Forward/MidfieldAchievements: Ranked 32nd in nation for goals scored in 2019 season LEE ALLENTUCK
Beloved Wellness teacher and former Varsity Football Coach, Coach Nick St. George, will be retiring in January after 33 years of working in Longmeadow Public Schools. For the past 20 years, he
With COVID-19 still out there and ever-so prevalent, Longmeadow High School sports programs are forced to adapt to a new set of safety guidelines the MIAA has released. Athletic Director, Michael Capotosto
On May 14, 2019, after a long debate at Longmeadow’s annual town meeting, residents voted to approve the reconfiguration of the Wolf Swamp Fields for the price of $1.5 million. According to
