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The student news site of Brimmer and May School | Chestnut Hill, MA

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Where Are They Now? Alumni Athletes in the Spotlight

Where Are They Now? Alumni Athletes in the Spotlight

Tavio Mares-Van Praag and Gabe Cohen June 7, 2024

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Adrian Mathiesen 26 pitches a winning game yesterday against Boston Trinity Academy for the 3-1 win, sending the Gators to the championship for the first tine since 2018.

BREAKING: Baseball Heads for Finals After Close Playoff Win

Jack Malloy, Journalist May 14, 2024
The Gators defeated Gann 3-1 yesterday, sending them to the championship for the first time since 2018.
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Caitlin Clark and Nike Swoosh courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Caitlin Clark Receives Record Nike Contract

Jack Malloy, Journalist May 7, 2024
This year’s WNBA draft is hopefully a sign that the popularity of women’s basketball will skyrocket.
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Co-Captain Baden Howard 24 pitches against a strong Gann Academy team, with the Gators losing 17-0 at Tuesdays season-opener.

AD Optimistic for Turnaround After Spring Start

Jack Malloy, Journalist April 11, 2024

The spring season opener proved to be a mixed bag for the Gators, with triumphs and challenges marking the start of the final weeks of athletic competition. Wednesday, the...

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Christoph Kasper 25 tries to get the out at last years semi-finals against Gann, with the Gators coming up short, 13-3. Today at 4:15 p.m., the team will get the chance for revenge when they face off against the Red Heifers for the season-opener.

V. Baseball Embraces a New Era with Full Field Advantage

Gator Staff April 9, 2024
For the first time in its 20-year existence, the team has a diamond all to itself.
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Takeaways From V. 1 Basketballs Historic Season

Takeaways From V. 1 Basketball’s Historic Season

Gabe Cohen, Co-Sports Editor April 1, 2024

As the final buzzer of our Varsity 1 basketball season echoed, it marked not just the end of a journey, but the beginning of a reflection on the profound lessons and unforgettable experiences it...

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Keeping Players Heads in the Game, Literally.

Keeping Players’ Heads in the Game, Literally.

Drew Michaeli, Guest Writer March 25, 2024
With the rise in quarterback injuries, the NFL must protect its players. Another season as violent as the last needs to be avoided.
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Varsity Girls Earn Best Record Since 2013

Varsity Girls Earn Best Record Since 2013

Tavio Mares-Van Praag, Co-Sports Editor March 8, 2024
The team's 27.1% win rate boost came with new Head Coach Courtney Sims and Assistant Coach Brendan Rollins.
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A referee pointing into the distance.

Innovation Can Fix Sports’ Referee Problem

Jack Malloy, Journalist March 5, 2024
After a series of misjudged calls in the NBA and NFL, AI looks like an appealing addition to officiating.
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BREAKING: V. Boys 1 Make History Despite Championship Loss

Gator Staff March 4, 2024
Head Coach Tom Nelson's strategy of facing highly competitive teams early in the season prepared his young players for future challenges, proving his foresight.
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Edward Flint 26 (L) and Jimmy Wright 27 (R) hold individual champion trophies. Noah Panto 25 holds the overall bonspiel trophy. Designed with Canva.

BREAKING: Curling Repeats Bonspiel Win

Gator Staff March 1, 2024

For the second year in a row, Curling Coaches Amanda Eppers and Paul Murray led the Gators to a clean sweep of all four divisional matches at yesterday's bonspiel against Winsor. "Brimmer...

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Ladanion Payne ’27 scores the winning basket to secure a 63-62 victory.

BREAKING: Gators Defeat Penguins in Quarterfinal Upset

Tavio Mares-Van Praag, Co-Sports Editor February 29, 2024
LaDanion Payne ’27 hit the winning shot with 6 seconds left in the game, clinching a narrow 63-62 victory in the NEPSAC AA quarterfinals.
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