B u l l e t i n - Noble and Greenough School
B u l l e t i n - Noble and Greenough School
B u l l e t i n - Noble and Greenough School
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view from the Castle<br />
Frozen Fenway,<br />
a Win to Remember<br />
Twelve school buses filled with 600 students, faculty, staff<br />
<strong>and</strong> families pulled down Yawkey Way outside Fenway park<br />
on Jan. 4 for an historic boys’ varsity hockey team contest<br />
against Milton Academy. The nobles boys dominated the<br />
Milton team with a 6–2 win; Espn covered the event online,<br />
interviewing coach Brian Day, captain Andrew Doane ’12 <strong>and</strong><br />
Connor Maher ’13.<br />
“it was a real team effort,” Doane told Espn for its high<br />
school coverage. “We’re not a team of individuals out there,<br />
so everyone played hard, <strong>and</strong> that’s why we got the win.”<br />
The game was part of Frozen Fenway 2012, which included<br />
a quadruple-header of the independent school<br />
League’s boys’ <strong>and</strong> girls’ games.<br />
The boys' varsity hockey<br />
team prevailed over<br />
their Milton Academy rivals<br />
at Fenway.<br />
10 ThE NOBLES BULLETiN SprING 2012<br />
Colin White ’16<br />
Photo Courtesy of miChael ivins/Boston reD sox
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