Groton School - Sports

Sports

  • Fall
    • Boys: Soccer, Football, and Cross Country
    • Girls: Soccer, Cross Country, and Field Hockey
  • Winter
    • Boys: Squash, basketball, swimming, and ice hockey
    • Girls: Squash, basketball, swimming, and ice hockey
  • Spring
    • Boys: Crew, track, tennis, lacrosse, and baseball
    • Girls: Crew, track, tennis, and lacrosse

All seasons there is also a dance team. Furthermore, students can create FSA's (Faculty Sponsored Activities) that take the place of their afternoon activity requirement. FSA topics range from musical training to Archery.

Groton School is a member of the Independent School League,which has sixteen member schools, but it also competes with schools outside the league. Groton's traditional athletic rival is St. Mark's School. At Groton, the day the two schools meet in athletic competition each term is called St. Mark's Day.

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