Girls Basketball Shoreline Finals
March 4, 2020
Written by Maddie Davenport|Photos by Maddie Davenport and Clara Franzoni| On Friday February 28, Morgan Girls Basketball took on the East Hampton Bellringers at Old Saybrook High School for the title of 2020 Shoreline Champions. It was a tough game, but in the end the Bellringers took the game ...
Morgan’s First Winter Sports Pep Rally
December 19, 2019
Written by Mason Carey |Photos by Olivia Riccio and Maggie Guba| Aj Supik and the Wrestling TeamGirls BasketballGirls BasketballIndoor TrackPing PongSenior Relay Race TeamFreshman Relay RaceSenior Relay RaceCheerleadingJon Fiorillo and the Basketball TeamSenior Relay Race TeamWinter Sports Pep Rally 2019Assistant Principal Lu...
Morgan Girls Basketball: One-Point Upset
December 12, 2019
Photos and Article by Caitlin Rohrbacher | Girls Basketball Scrimmage vs, Lyman HallGirls Basketball Scrimmage vs, Lyman HallGirls Basketball Scrimmage vs, Lyman HallGirls Basketball Scrimmage vs, Lyman HallGirls Basketball Scrimmage vs, Lyman HallGirls Basketball Scrimmage vs, Lyman HallGirls Ba...
Morgan’s Blue Blood: Support Your Morgan Huskies
October 11, 2019
Written, Produced, and Directed By Caitlin Rohrbacher | Welcome back to Morgan's Blue Blood segment. In this episode, athletes promoted their teams. Here at Morgan, students can participate in a variety of sports teams. Many players and captains shared that the teams work very hard and are improv...
Morgan’s Blue Blood: Smells Like Team Spirit
October 8, 2019
Written, Produced, and Directed by Caitlin Rohrbacher Welcome back to Morgan's Blue Blood. In this segment, students were asked how they show team spirit. Many students shared that they believe showing spirit through wearing blue and white is an excellent way to express pride for their team. O...
Morgan’s Blue Blood: A Day In The Life
October 2, 2019
Written and Produced by Caitlin Rohrbacher Welcome back to Morgan's Blue Blood. This week's video features student-athletes and a day in their life. Student-athletes have packed days filled with grueling practices and distant games. To put this in perspective, athletes struggle with balancing ...
Meet Morgan’s New Girls Basketball Coach
January 19, 2017
Written by Gabby Vigorito| Photos by PawPrint Staff | Eliot English Teacher Caitlin Woods has taught at Eliot for 6 years. She is the cross country coach in the fall and track coach in the spring. And now she's Morgan girls basketball coach in the winter. Ms. Woods is an experienced coach. She said, "I coached basketball at Old Saybrook High School for eig...
Get Your Head in The Game: Winter Edition
January 13, 2017
Written by Isaac Eriksen and Erin LeViness| Video by Isaac Eriksen and Erin LeViness| This winter's sports teams are made up of six teams: girls and boys basketball, wrestling, fencing, indoor track, and gymnastics. Each team plans to succeed this year with the help of the captains and key players. The...
Is Sharing Really Caring?
December 21, 2016
Written by MacKenzie Miller and Natalie Buchetto| Is there an upside to downsizing? If you were a Husky before the big move to Morgan 3.0, you know that the old school had numerous places for winter sports to practice. For the six teams with a winter season, there were three to four spaces for eac...
No Captains Announced at Sports Banquets
December 2, 2016
Written by Abbigale Pitarra and Gabby Vigorito| On Sunday, November 6, the Morgan Field Hockey team had their annual banquet at the Clinton Country Club. All of the players were eager to find out the captains for the 2017 season. Instead of announcing the captains, the coach said there was a new procedur...
Sami Ashton: Breaking Records and Making History
March 17, 2016
Written By Riley Thompson | Senior Captain of the girls basketball team Sami Ashton has always loved the sport. Since third grade, she has participated in the town travel basketball team, and soon after in fourth grade started AAU. And after all her years of hard work and effort, on March 4th, 2016,...
Are the Freshmen Really Failing?
January 22, 2016
Written by Alyssa LeMay and Calvin Jackson| Freshmen are the scapegoats in most situations. They are perceived as the newcomers who are not really into the same activities as the upperclassmen. This year the freshmen are having a big impact on The Morgan School as a whole. “We’re blossoming in...
