The Bahamas #5: Mangroves and Memories
Sarah ’26 and Gigi ’27, recount a day exploring a sandbar, learning about mangroves, and some group bonding by a bonfire.
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Sarah ’26 and Gigi ’27, recount a day exploring a sandbar, learning about mangroves, and some group bonding by a bonfire.
Sarah ’26 and Gigi ’27, recount a day exploring a sandbar, learning about mangroves, and some group bonding by a bonfire.
Congratulations to this week’s Doors of the Week! Varsity Field Hockey: Lila DeLuca ’24 and Katie Bruno ’24 Varsity Field Hockey is excited to name two doors of the week: Lila DeLuca ’24 and Katie Bruno ’24. Lila is an incredible teammate and athlete – she is positive, works hard, and brings joy and enthusiasm to the field. We have loved coaching her and are so proud of her for her strong play and improvement.
Seniors and Juniors: The College Advising Office is hosting a College Fair Saturday Oct 21 at 11:00 am in The Class of 1953 Gym. Below are the colleges scheduled for this fair.
“I wanted so submit this photo of Sabrina Burda ’07, Sarah Michler ’08, Caroline Witmer ’08, and Avery Carpenter ’07. We just had a joint pop up together on Nantucket on August 18, 2023. All of us founded our own companies. @sburda – company @shop.sanoe @saramichler – company @shoptuckshop (chocolate) @cw.gormley – company @shoptuckshop @averycarpenterforrey – company author of best selling novel It was very fun to work all together and we continue to do
Despite the oppressively hot afternoon, Deerfield JV Field Hockey came out on top in our game against Northfield Mount Hermon today. Most of the game’s action took place in the first quarter. Deerfield scored first off of a dramatic aerial shot by Campbell Ardrey ‘26, assisted formally by Charlotte Steffensen ‘25, although the goal came after a series of skillfully executed passes starting with left back Josephine Cramer ‘24, up to left midfielder Linnea Dreslin
After years of coming up short against a skilled Andover JV team, the Deerfield JV Field Hockey team finally managed to come out on top this Saturday, winning 4-0! For the first time this season, our keepers, defense, midfield, and forwards all saw true competitive action, and each player rose to the challenge. The first quarter was scrappy and scoreless, but after a brief moment of team reflection at the break, Deerfield came back in
The Deerfield JV Field Hockey team had an exciting win today against Choate! Because of the storied rivalry between Choate and Deerfield and our hopes for an undefeated season, DA players came to the field with fire in their bellies. Our early speed and intensity paid off, allowing DA to score first off of a hard push by Emily Bruno ‘25, assisted by Lila King ‘24. In the second quarter, mere moments after getting on the
Congratulations to this week’s Doors of the Week! Girls Track & Field – Alex Hermsdorf ’25 This athlete surprised herself with a sub-27 200m run during the mock meet. She was asked to be an alternate for the 4×100 team and jumped right in when she was needed. She continued to be an integral part of the relay teams and willing to try any event that would help the team. As her running form tightened
The Deerfield girls’ rowing team traveled to Hookset, NH to compete against Bedford High School. The weather and water conditions on the Merrimack River made for fast racing: sunny, warm, tailwind and tail current! A big thanks to the host school, Bedford, for organizing and running this race! Full race results can be found here. 5V The crew of Melody Zhao ‘26, Sarah Henderson ‘26, Caylah Yang ‘26, Valerie Trevino ‘26, Charlotte Brooker ‘26, Edie Huffard
For the next couple of days, 11 students and two faculty trip leaders, David Miller and Kena Chavva, will be based out of Washington, D.C. to learn about democracy and civic life in action. Students will engage in topics of debate, advocacy, and role of museums, non-profit organizations, and government in telling and authoring the American story. On the train ride to D.C., trip leaders ask students to reflect on the following prompt: What are you hoping to learn more about on this trip?
For the next couple of days, 11 students and two faculty trip leaders, David Miller and Kena Chavva, will be based out of Washington, D.C. to learn about democracy and civic life in action. Students will engage in topics of debate, advocacy, and role of museums, non-profit organizations, and government in telling and authoring the American story. On the train ride to D.C., trip leaders ask students to reflect on the following prompt: What are you hoping to learn more about on this trip?
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