Category: Gloucester Sports
Shark Car Would Like To Remind You..
Shark Car would like to remind you to be at the Fish Box Derby race this Sunday at High Noon, on Rogers Street hill. He sez, “Be there or be meat!”
Rick Isaacs photo
More Info- www.fishboxderby.org
GHS Football vs Salem
GHS romps over Salem 43-15 More photos to follow.
Cape Ann Youth Hockey – Girls Hockey
GFAA – Golf Day at Bass Rock–October 7th 2013
Celebrations… pre and post game.
Athletes in Review at Newell Stadium
2013 Fish Box Derby Registration and Inspection
For more info and pics- http://www.fishboxderby.org/
Joey,
Fish Box Derby Registration and Weigh-in was held at the Fisk Organ shop today, here are a few pics! We will also accept registrations and do inspections for those who could not make it today – this Wednesday evening Sept. 11th, 6-7pm. We urge any previous racers who may be interested in loaning or selling their cars to contact the Fish Box Derby at 978-283-1932. Don’t forget the THRILL OF THE HILL! this Sunday, Sept. 15th at High Noon, on Rogers Street hill!
Thanks,
Rick Isaacs for the Fish Box Derby
Event Information
2013 Fishbox Derby Race will be held
September 15th High Noon
The cars are entered into one of two categories: “Freestyle” or “Modified”. Prize categories include the traditional First, Second, Third, Fourth, Best Pit Crew and Koolest Car. In the past, First Place winners have won a mountain bike from Seaside cycle, Second Place winners have won a six month family membership to the YMCA, Third Place winners have won tickets from Cape Ann Whale Watch and Fourth Place winners have won wrist watch. Many other great prizes donated by local merchants are awarded.
Donations made to the Fish Box Derby Race help to cover all race related expenses. The balance is placed in a scholarship fund for the young participants. Each participant is eligible to apply for scholarship funds as she or he prepares to graduate from High School. For race details, helping on a committee or general information you can write to us at: Fish Box Derby, Inc. PO Box 162 Gloucester, Ma. 01931-0162 Or call Greg at 978-283-1932 or Beth at 978-281-6057. Email us at info@fishboxderby.org
Need more information about purchasing cars, parts, etc.? Please see the following links:
GHS Football vs Lynn Classical Post #2
GHS Football vs Lynn Classical
GHS wins the battle in impressive win for a great start for the team and the “new” Newell Stadium. More photos will follow in the next day or so.
GHS Field Hockey wins big in 1st contest in the new stadium.
Mayor Kirk & Superintendent Safier preview Newell Stadium Dedication
This just in from Cape Ann TV’s Lisa Smith
Dr. Richard Safier talks with Mayor Kirk about the rebuilding of the Newell Stadium and the dedication ceremony tomorrow night. This show airs tonight on Ch. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
Here’s a preview:
You can also see the show on Cape Ann TV’s wicked cool streaming service here.
5th Annual Harbor Race Sunday September 15
The Gloucester Gig Rowers and Maritime Gloucester are planning their 5th Annual Harbor Race for Sunday September 15. The 3+ mile triangular course is open to Pilot Gigs, Whaleboats, Dories and other traditional rowing craft. The course will start and finish at Niles Beach. Registration opens at 8AM, at Niles Beach,. At 9:00 there is a Captain/Cox meeting and heats will start at 9:30am. Pre registration is strongly encouraged, contact Debe Holland at debe.holland@comcast.net or 781 608-9006. The cost is $30 per person, $25 with advance registration received by August 30th.
International Dory Races. Luneburg, Nova Scotia. Photos From Senator Bruce Tarr
Ready, Set, GO! – Magnolia Fun Run
Community Stuff 8/24/13
Call for Fish Box Derby Cars
With the twentieth annual Fish Box Derby coming up in less than a month on September 15, the committee is looking for former racing families who have a car sitting in a garage or basement. We know of several young people between the ages of 8 and 14 who would like to race, but don’t have access to a car.
If you do have a car and you or your children are now too old to race, we are suggesting that you loan it to someone younger so that he or she can experience the “Thrill of the Hill.”
Please get in touch with us through www.fishboxderby.org or call Greg at 978 283 1932, we’ll help make arrangements to put cars and drivers together. Registration closes September 8.
Endicott MBA with Maritime Economics Specialization
The Endicott College Van Loan School of Graduate and Professional Studies has launched an MBA with a specialization in Maritime Economics. This 14-course program includes four maritime economics specialization courses: Maritime Regulatory Environment, Port and Shipping Operations, Ocean Sciences, and Waterfront Planning. This new MBA is launching this fall at Endicott College Gloucester’s harborfront campus. Please contact Dean Richard Benedetto (978-232-2744 / rbenedet@endicott.edu) for registration information.
15 Years Of Gloucester Cyclocross
In early May, the chances of our event taking place in Gloucester were close to zero. All efforts ceased and we focused 100% on two other venues.
What a turnaround in the past month. We have received the support of the Mayor, the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, the Open Space & Recreation Committee, racers, teams, and Gloucester citizens. Despite a delayed start to the permit process, we submitted our applications and have received the approval of the Planning & Development Committee (P&D). We now have one final obstacle.
On Tuesday, August 27th, we’ll attend a public hearing in front of the full City Council. While I’m extremely hopeful, this is where we could really use the help of the community. If you support the Gran Prix of Gloucester, please consider showing your support at this public hearing.
A few weeks ago, over 75 supporters came to Stage Fort Park for the P&D site visit in a non-participatory role. Next week, the public WILL have the opportunity to speak and we hope to hear from you.
We humbly ask, if you support GP Gloucester, please come to Gloucester City Hall on Tuesday the 27th and voice your support.
Details:
Gloucester City Council
7pm in Kyrouz Auditorium
2nd floor at Gloucester City Hall
9 Dale Ave, Gloucester, MA 01930
Fond Regards, Paul Boudreau
Race Director, Gran Prix of Gloucester
FunStart Soccer At The Manchester Athletic Club
Old GHS fans look forward to New Stadium
Photos below from Nov 2010 GHS Football vs Lynn Classical game.
The Manchester Athletic Club Has a New Fitness Director and She Rocks!!! The Get ‘Er Done- True Energy- Fitness Pro Nan Gorton!
Tremendous things will be happening at the MAC with Nan at the Helm of The Fitness department- Mark My Words!
Can’t wait for lobster season to end so I can get back in there!
Manchester Athletic Club Strengthens Fitness Program with New Director.
Manchester Athletic Club is strengthening its fitness program with leadership from Nan Gorton. Gorton was recently chosen to helm the business’ growing Fitness Division, which includes Manchester Athletic Club in Manchester by-the-Sea, MA, MAC Fitness in Rowley, MA and MAC Fitness in Gloucester, MA.
Gorton has been a staple at Manchester Athletic Club for the past seven years as a fitness trainer and co-owner of Hilltop Training, a popular running program among members. Most recently, she launched North Shore Sports Performance Institute (NSSPI), which offers sports performance training to kids 10-18 years old. She comes to the position with a myriad of backgrounds in addition to fitness, including careers as a lawyer and as an Olympic caliber athlete in the sport of women’s ice hockey.
The move will bolster the club’s already booming fitness department, which includes a ProFitness Program, personal training, TRX, pilates, swimming, basketball, nutrition and wellness, and over 75 group fitness classes—from strength to cardio, indoor cycling, Zumba, mind body, aquatics and Les Mills Body Pump and Body Combat.
“Nan brings a tremendous amount of energy, expertise and creativity to our members and, importantly, to our local community,” said Keith Callahan, General Manager and Managing Partner. “With Nan’s leadership, we’re excited to launch new programs for our members and have already developed a unique program called Commit to Get Fit that will be provided for club members as well as open to the community this fall.”
“I have always believed that great success comes from sharing a common goal and working together to make it happen,” added Gorton. “I am excited to get to work getting the best out of everyone I work with both as a coach and a manager.”
Manchester Athletic Club is a full-service health club featuring 12 tennis courts, the Gymazing! Child Center for preschool-aged children, iXl programs for young teens, a fitness and strength training center staffed with certified professional trainers, indoor aquatics center, multiple group exercise studios, and an outdoor pool with playground.























































































































































































