Over the past weekend June 7-8, Old Lyme Town Police issued four State of Connecticut infractions to minors for being in possession of alcohol.
In addition, 13 adults were issued Town of Old Lyme tickets for being in possession of alcoholic beverages on the beaches in Sound View.
All photos by B. Corrigan. Pictured from left to right are: Isabelle Foster, Hannah Paynter, Hannah DeBruyn (Coxswain), Honor Clements and Christiana Congdon of the 1st Girls Varsity Four with their silver medals.
Pictured from left to right are Sean Wolf from King Boats, with Graham Richartz, Liam Corrigan, Tom Crisp (coxswain), Phillip Hallwood and Josh Swansk, who comprise the Boys’ Varsity 1st Four, along with coach Louis Zubek.
Pictured from left to right are the coach of the 1st and 2nd Varsity Girls John Laundon, with the Girls’ Varsity 2nd Four of Ella Pilgrim, Hannah Wilczewski, Kathryn Stedman (coxswain), Hattie Wilczewski and Kaetlin Kolar.
Photos by J. Strycharz. The Wildcat girl’s lacrosse team celebrates after its victory over Weston on Friday.
In a match-up of two southeastern Connecticut teams, Old Lyme will take on Stonington this evening at 6 p.m. at Waterford High School in a semifinal of the CIAC Class S state tournament.
Old Lyme’s determination won the day.
The team’s advance to the semifinal game came after a nail-biting 14-13 victory Friday over Weston.
First year coach Emily Macione (right in photo) is certainly having a year to remember.
Sadly, the Old Lyme boys will not be joining the girls in semifinal play. They lost 5-6 to East Catholic on Saturday in another nail-biter.
More action from Tuesday’s game.
Go Wildcats!
Photo by S. Crisp. The Old Lyme boys’ varsity rowing team stand proud after receiving their silver medals in the national competition.
Both the Lyme-Old Lyme girls’ and boys’ rowing teams achieved extraordinary success this past weekend in the National Scholastic Championships held in Worcester, Mass.
The boys’ varsity boat won the silver medal, while girls’ varsity boats secured silver and bronze medals. These are really amazing results for a school the size of Lyme-Old Lyme High School (LOLHS).
Team members are Liam Corrigan, Tom Crisp (coxswain), Phillip Hallwood, Graham Richartz and Josh Swanski (boys’ varsity four) ; Honor Clements, Christiana Congdon, Hanna Debruyn (coxswain), Isabelle Foster and Hannah Paynter (girls’ varsity four); Harry Godfrey-Fogg, Brandon Green, Peter Fuchs, Julia Morrison (coxswain) and Jacob Olsen (boys’ second varsity four); and Kaetlin Kolar, Ella Pilgrim, Kathleen Stedman (coxswain), Hannah Wilczewski and Hattie Wilczewski (girls’ second varsity four).
The team is coached by John Laundon, LOLHS math teacher Louis Zubeck, Brian Schuch and Ed McCusker with support from Athletic Director Bill Buscetto, Old Lyme Rowing Association and King Boats.
Congratulations, Wildcats!
Cappella Cantorum Men’s Chorus will present a concert on Sunday, June 8, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 56 Great Hammock Rd. Old Saybrook.
The concert, in air conditioned comfort, features selections from Irving Berlin and Oklahoma, A Patriotic Salute, Just a Closer Walk and Alexander’s Ragtime Band.
Tickets are $15 at CappellaCantorum.org or 860-526- 1038 or at the door. Children 12 and under are free.