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Dec. 3, 2004, The Gray News
The Patriot Grandstand Club, sponsor of Gray-New Gloucester Patriot Football, has reached its startup goal of $50,000 in donations to establish and support a football program in SAD #15. These start-up funds were used to purchase uniforms, protective gear, and field equipment for 55 players at the high school level and 30 players at the middle school level. G-NG Patriot Football is a self-supporting program and will continue to need the public's support to cover the teams' costs as we grow and improve. The Club wishes to thank all those who have supported our teams the past two years, and look forward to your continued support into the future.
Dec. 2, 2004, The Monument
GNG football program reaches start-up goal. The Patriot Grandstand Club, sponsor of GNG Patriot Football, has reached its start-up goal of $50,000 in donations to establish and support a football program in SAD #15. These start-up funds were used to purchase uniforms, protective gear, and field equipment for 55 players at the high school level and 30 players at the middle school level. GNG Patriot Football is a self-supporting program and will continue to need the public’s support to cover the teams’ costs as we grow and improve. The Club wishes to thank all those who have supported our teams the past two years, and look forward to your continued support into the future.  In picture, from left to right: Anne Rowe, Secretary; Barbara Christy, Treasurer; Shannon Klar, Trustee; Lisa Latno, Trustee; Jenny Sherwood, Co-President; Barney Stilphen, Vice President. Absent from photo is Tammy McGrath, Co-President.
Nov. 19, 2004, The Gray News The Gray-New Gloucester High School Patriots football team celebrated their season with a banquet at Cole Farms on November 13th. The team played a junior varsity schedule in both 2003 and 2004, preparing to move into the Class B West Campbell Conference next year. The players voted quarterback Sam Christy, sophomore, the offensive player of the year and linebacker Mike Thomas, junior, the defensive player of the year. The coach also honored Mike Thomas with the Braveheart award for outstanding dedication and leadership. Christy is the son of Steve and Barbara Christy of Gray. Thomas is the son of Jeff and Wanda Thomas of New Gloucester.
Oct 21, 2004 The Monument News
 The Middle School football team won its fourth straight game on October 14th. They beat Cape Elizabeth 34 to 8. Here, #40 Lucas Chase is running with the ball while #34 Nathan Rowe and #36 Nick Audet block. Thanks for your continued support. Check out our web site www.gngfootball.org for more info about the teams.
Oct. 22, 2004, The Gray News
Patriots Quarterback Sam Christy hands off to Shane Beal, while Chad Kelsey (58), Chris Bagley (63) and Mike Thomas (35) block.
Photo by Anne Rowe
Oct. 14, 2004, The Monument
Homecoming 2004
The Thundering Hordes...GNG Patriots
Oct. 12, 2004, The Gray News
 (Photo staff) Patriots Football Seniors were awarded their sweatshirts: L-R, Josh Amergian, Gary Pulcifer, Jamie Hathaway, Mark Brookes, Scott Bolduc. The Gray/New Gloucester High School football team lost to the Poland Knights in their hard-fought home opener. The home team played a great first half. The defense put the first points on the board in the first quarter when linebacker Mike Thomas stripped the ball from the Poland quarterback as he was trying to get it out of his own end zone. Defensive end Will Rowe fell on the loose ball, resulting in a G-NG touchdown. Next, running back Josh Shobert ran the ball in for the 2 point conversion. In the second quarter, Shobert put another 6 on the scoreboard while executing a sweep. Halfback Sam Forbes followed up with 2 points on the conversion play. G-NG led at the half, 16-12. The Poland team shut down the G-NG offense in the 2nd half, while the defense gave up 14 points. Final score was 16 - 26. Other noteworthy plays that occurred during the game were turned in by Josh Shobert, who recovered a Poland fumble on a kickoff return effort, and defensive lineman Josh Watson and linebacker Mike Thomas both sacked the quarterback. The game was attended by an enthusiastic crowd of both G-NG and Poland fans, the estimated attendance was 600 people. Don Beal was the winner of the 50/50 raffle; he very generously returned his winnings to Patriots Grandstand Club which helps fund the middle and high school football teams.
Oct. 12, 2004, The Gray News
Grandstand Club golf tourney success
The golf tournament held by the Patriots Grandstand Club on September 26 at the Foxridge Golf Club in Auburn was a great success. Proceeds support Gray-New Gloucester school football. The combination of perfect fall weather, on a picture perfect course, manned by a friendly staff, made for a good day all around. The competition was close among the teams that participated. The winners were the four-man team of Dave Denbow, Bob Ritchie, Josh Boulanger and Fred Parkhurst, with a score of 61. Closest-to-pin prizes were won by Ray Bell at hole #2 (he left it 16'4" from the hole) and by Ray Leclair at hole #13, with only 11' 10" left to the cup. At hole #16, Fred Parkhurst and Will Perusse both won health club memberships by getting the ball to within 17'6" and 27" of the cup respectively. Dave Brochue and Josh Boulanger showed their power off the tees by winning the longest drive contests. The Grandstand club would like to thank the area businesses who helped make the tournament a financial success. Each company was recognized by a sign at a tee. The hole-in-one sponsors were Bill Dodge Auto Group and Painting Plus. Holes were also sponsored by Morrone Associates, Inc., Knowles Industrial Services, Morin Brick Company, Greg's Auto Body & Sales, Bruns Brothers Process Equipment, Lifetime Muffler & Brake Shop, Gray Physical Therapy and Insurance Innovations, Inc. Thanks also go out the volunteers who helped organize and run the event: Jenny Sherwood, Barbara Christy, Cathy Hill, Tammy McGrath, Anne Rowe and Wanda Thomas.
Oct. 08, 2004, The Gray News
G-NG football team wins to even record
The Gray-New Gloucester Patriots football team defeated the Monmouth Mustangs 35-0, making the Patriots 2 - 2 for the season. In the 1st quarter, pulling guard Chris Bagley blocked for running back Josh Schubert as he ran in for a touchdown during the Patriots' first scoring drive. The Mustangs were shook up on their own first drive when the G-NG defense caused them to fumble deep in Patriot territory. G-NG capitalized on the turnover when quarterback Mark Brooks put 8 points on the scoreboard as he ran in for a touchdown, then repeated for the 2 point conversion. The Patriots' defense overwhelmed the Monmouth offense again, causing another fumble. The 1st quarter ended with the home team leading 22-0 as the quarterback completed a pass to wide receiver Alex Drew in the end zone. Running back Sam Forbes then ran it in for the 2 point conversion. Defensive end Zach Parker ended the half on a positive note as he got a sack. His father, Skip Parker, won the 50/50 raffle during half time. Zach continued the good night for the Parkers in the 3rd quarter when he recovered a blocked punt attempt by Monmouth. Reserve quarterback Sam Christy scored the Patriots' fourth touchdown; he followed that up with another 6 points in the 4th quarter. Kicker Wil Kramlich put it through the goal posts for the extra point completing the Patriots' 35-0 win over Monmouth. Pictures of all the games can be seen at the official G-NG football web site www.gngfootball.org. The next home game is Tuesday October 12 at 7:00 P.M.; the Patriots will be hosting Cape Elizabeth.
Oct. 07, 2004, The Monument
GNG Football Team Wins The GNG Patriots football team defeated the Monmouth Mustangs 35-0, making them 2 - 2 for the season. In the 1st quarter pulling guard Chris Bagley blocked for running back Josh Schubert as he ran in for a touchdown during the Patriot's first scoring drive. The Mustangs were shook up on their first drive when the GNG defense caused them to fumble deep in Patriot territory. GNG capitalized on the turnover when quarterback Mark Brooks put 8 points on the scoreboard as he ran in for a touchdown then repeated for the 2 point conversion. The Patriot's defense overwhelmed the Monmouth offense again causing another fumble. The 1st quarter ended with the home team leading 22 - 0 as the quarterback completed a pass to wide receiver Alex Drew in the end zone. Running back Sam Forbes then ran it in for the 2 point conversion. Defensive end Zach Parker ended the half on a positive note as he got a sack, his father Skip Parker won the 50/50 raffle during half time. Zach continued the good night for the Parkers in the 3rd quarter when he recovered a blocked punt attempt by Monmouth. Reserve quarterback Sam Christy scored the Patriot's fourth touchdown; he followed that up with another 6 points in the 4th quarter. Kicker Wil Kramlich put it through the goal posts for the extra point completing the Patriot's 35 - 0 win over Monmouth. Pictures of all the games can be seen at the official GNG football web site www.gngfootball.org. The next home game is Tuesday October 12 at 7:00 pm, the Patriots will be hosting Cape Elizabeth.
Oct. 1, 2004 The Gray News
The Gray/New Gloucester High School football team lost to the Poland Knights in their hard-fought home opener. The home team played a great first half. The defense put the first points on the board in the first quarter when linebacker Mike Thomas stripped the ball from the Poland quarterback as he was trying to get it out of his own end zone. Defensive end Will Rowe fell on the loose ball, resulting in a G-NG touchdown. Next, running back Josh Shobert ran the ball in for the 2 point conversion. In the second quarter, Shobert put another 6 on the scoreboard while executing a sweep. Halfback Sam Forbes followed up with 2 points on the conversion play. G-NG led at the half, 16-12. The Poland team shut down the G-NG offense in the 2nd half, while the defense gave up 14 points. Final score was 16 - 26. Other noteworthy plays that occurred during the game were turned in by Josh Shobert, who recovered a Poland fumble on a kickoff return effort, and defensive lineman Josh Watson and linebacker Mike Thomas both sacked the quarterback. The game was attended by an enthusiastic crowd of both G-NG and Poland fans, the estimated attendance was 600 people. Don Beal was the winner of the 50/50 raffle; he very generously returned his winnings to Patriots Grandstand Club which helps fund the middle and high school football teams.
Oct. 01, 2004, The Gray News
Grandstand Club golf tourney success
The golf tournament held by the Patriots Grandstand Club on September 26 at the Foxridge Golf Club in Auburn was a great success. Proceeds support Gray-New Gloucester school football. The combination of perfect fall weather, on a picture perfect course, manned by a friendly staff, made for a good day all around. The competition was close among the teams that participated. The winners were the four-man team of Dave Denbow, Bob Ritchie, Josh Boulanger and Fred Parkhurst, with a score of 61. Closest-to-pin prizes were won by Ray Bell at hole #2 (he left it 16'4" from the hole) and by Ray Leclair at hole #13, with only 11' 10" left to the cup. At hole #16, Fred Parkhurst and Will Perusse both won health club memberships by getting the ball to within 17'6" and 27" of the cup respectively. Dave Brochue and Josh Boulanger showed their power off the tees by winning the longest drive contests. The Grandstand club would like to thank the area businesses who helped make the tournament a financial success. Each company was recognized by a sign at a tee. The hole-in-one sponsors were Bill Dodge Auto Group and Painting Plus. Holes were also sponsored by Morrone Associates, Inc., Knowles Industrial Services, Morin Brick Company, Greg's Auto Body & Sales, Bruns Brothers Process Equipment, Lifetime Muffler & Brake Shop, Gray Physical Therapy and Insurance Innovations, Inc. Thanks also go out the volunteers who helped organize and run the event: Jenny Sherwood, Barbara Christy, Cathy Hill, Tammy McGrath, Anne Rowe and Wanda Thomas.
Sep 16, 2004 The Monument News
The Twelve Days Of Christmas Raffle The Patriots Grandstand Club is sponsoring a raffle to help raise funds for the football program. Participants have the opportunity to win $500 a day for the first 12 days of December. A limited amount of tickets will be sold from Sept. 14th until Nov. 1st. The tickets will be sold for $20 each, $6,000 in prize money will be awarded. A drawing will be held daily where a $500 prize will be given away for 12 days total. Winners names will be added back into the drawing so one ticket gives multiple chances to win. The tickets will be sold by all players and will be sold at home games while they last.
Sep. 30, 2004, The Monument
This picture is of the winning team from the golf tournament sponsored by the Patriots Grand stand club. It took place at the Foxridge golf club in Auburn on September 26. The names of the winners are Josh Boulanger, Bob Ritchie, Dave Denlow, and Fred Parkhurst. The Picture was taken by Jeff Thomas.
Sep. 23, 2004, The Monument
 Photo by Anne Rowe Monday night's home game of the GNG Patriots football team vs. Poland. Poland won 26 to 16. Here, GNG defense is lined up against Poland's offense.
Sep. 17, 2004, The Gray News
The Gray-New Gloucester High School football team played its first game of the season on Monday, September 6, against Fryeburg Academy. coach Mike Ouellette and John Reedy led the team to a 34 - 22 victory. The G-NGHS Patriots scored 5 touchdowns and completed the 2-point conversion twice. The conversions were made by Adam Ridley and quarterback Sam Christy, who led a steady offense. Scott Bolduc ran in for a touchdown, while Michael Thomas and Shane Beal scored 2 touchdowns each, also by pounding the ball into the end zone. The defense, after a shaky start, had a solid finish by not allowing Fryeburg to score in the second half. Chris Bagley led the way by sacking the quarterback twice to shut down the opposing team's final scoring opportunities. It was an exciting game for those fans who made the trip. The home opener for the team will be on Monday, September 20, at 7:00 P.M. against the Poland Knights. The gate opens at 6:00 P.M., and tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students. The Grandstand Club will be selling sweatshirts and seat cushions and running a 50/50 raffle. Refreshments will be available.
Sep. 16, 2004, The Monument
 Photo by Anne Rowe The High School Patriots' first game on Monday, September 6th against the Fryeburg Raiders in Fryeburg. GNG won 34 to 22. Here, Quarterback Sam Christy #10 hands off to Running Back Mike Thomas #35 while Will Rowe #89 blocks. GNG Football The high school football team played their first game Monday, Sept. 6th, against Fryeburg Academy. Coaches Mike Ouellette and John Reedy led the team to a 34 - 22 victory .The GNG Patriots scored 5 touchdowns and completed the 2 point conversion twice. The conversions were made by Adam Ridley and quarterback Sam Christy, who led a steady offense. Scott Bolduc ran in for a touchdown while Michael Thomas and Shane Beal scored 2 touchdowns each, by also pounding the ball into the end zone. The defense after a shaky start had a solid finish by not allowing Fryeburg to score in the 2nd half. Chris Bagley led the way by sacking the quarterback twice to shut down the opposing team's final scoring opportunities. It was an exciting game for those fans who made the trip.
Football Home Opener
GNG PATRIOTS vs. Poland Knights
 Photo by Anne Rowe Assistant Coach Scott Flagg runs warm-up drills with the Middle School Patriots football players. The Middle School began practicing on August 30th, and have 29 seventh and eighth graders on the team this year. Their first game is September 16th at Fryeburg.
Middle School Football Schedule
Sep 9, 2004 Golf Tournament: The Gray/New Gloucester football teams are sponsoring a golf tournament to benefit the football program. It will be held ,Sunday Sept. 26th, at the Foxridge golf course in Auburn. Registration starts at 10:00 am. with a shotgun start at 11:00 am.The fee is $75 this includes the greens fee, golf cart and a backyard barbeque. There will be prizes for longest drive and closest to the pin. There will also be 4 chances to win a $5,000 hole-in-one prize. Call Wanda Thomas at 926-3104 for a registration form.
Sep. 03, 2004, The Gray News
Gray-New Gloucester is playing only its second season of football, after a proud 5-5 showing last year as a young club team made up mainly of freshmen and sophomores. As with several other schools in the area, Gray-New Gloucester will see a second season as a club before joining the ranks next year as a full-fledged member of the Campbell Conference. "We're looking forward to this coming year. We have a good team and plenty of prospects" among the players, head Coach Mike Ouellette said. Ouellette has two backfields that he uses all the time, and said he didn't want to single out any players. "We prefer a team focus," he explained, noting that he rotates players in "so everybody gets the experience." Poland will be a good rival with a strong squad this year, Ouellette believes. Of course, "any team that we take on is going to be a challenge for us. We're still new to the game and don't have the experience that other programs do,' he said. With the younger players moving up, Ouellette expects to give opponents a run for their money, and "hopefully we'll come out on top!" Ouellette sees assistant Coach John Reidy as "my right hand," and Reidy's work with the defense will be an important part of the team's success this year. Ouellette was instrumental in bringing football to the high school. He helped start a program at Poland High School, then answered the call at Gray-New Gloucester. The entire program is paid for through donations and fundraisers by parents of the players. New uniforms and practice equipment were purchased last year, perhaps the largest investment the team will make, but replacements and upgrades will be important as the years go on. The Patriots open their season on Monday at Fryeburg in a 3 P.M. matchup, hosting Poland in their first home stand at 7 P.M. on September 20 under the lights.
Sep. 03, 2004, The Gray News
Gray-New Gloucester football will be kicking off soon! Check out the football web site, www.gngfootball.org for more information and pictures, and check the special Fall Sports Preview section in today's Gray News for the full schedule. The Patriot Grandstand Club congratulates Peter DeJager, winner of the New England Patriots preseason game tickets. Thanks go out to all those who helped make this fund raising event a success. The football team is also sponsoring a golf tournament on Sunday, September 26, at the Foxridge golf course in Auburn at 11:00 A.M.. Contact Wanda at 926-3104 for more information.
Sep. 03, 2004, The Gray News
Peter DeJager
 (Photo Staff, 2004-09-03) Peter DeJager scrambles through a slalom course behind Gray-New Gloucester High School as the Varsity Football team works on conditioning for its season. The Patriots will play as a club team again in their second year of competition.
Sep. 02, 2004, The monument News
 Photo by Anne Rowe Gray-New Gloucester Patriots Football Head Coach Mike Ouellette and Assistant Coach John Reidy talking to the players during a scrimmage with Cape Elizabeth on August 21st.
Gray-New Gloucester Patriots Football Schedule Check out the football web site, www.gngfootball.org for more information and pictures. The Patriot's Grandstand Club congratulates Peter DeJager, the winner of the New England Patriots preseason game tickets. Thanks go out to all those who helped make this fund raising event a success. The football team is also sponsoring a golf tournament on Sunday Sept. 26th at the Foxridge golf course in Auburn at 11:00am. Contact Wanda at 926-3104 for more information.
Aug. 19, 2004, The Monument News
GNG Football raffle- New England Patriots Ticket Raffle The GNG football teams are raffling 4 tickets to a New England Patriots preseason game. The tickets are for the September 2nd game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The raffle tickets are $10 for 1 chance to win or $25 for 3 chances to win. Tickets can be purchased by contacting either Jenny at 871 - 3932 or Tammy at 831 - 4182. The drawing will be on August 27th.
Bottle Barn
Aug 12, 2004 The Monument News Golf Tournament The GNG Patriot Grandstand Club invites you to join us for our Fall Classic Golf Tournament on Sunday September 26th at the Foxrigde Golf Club. The tournament will feature an 11:00 am shotgun start, four player scramble format, followed by a backyard barbeque.The proceeds of this event will benefit the GNG high school and middle school football programs. The entry fee is $75 per person which will include the greens fee, cart and barbeque. Call Wanda Thomas at 926-3104 for a registration information.
Aug. 06, 2004, The Gray News
Coach Becky Norton Patriot Cheerleaders kick it up in Bangor
 (Photo Becky Norton) Patriot Cheerleaders Twenty-three Gray-New Gloucester High School cheerleaders, along with Coach April Stansfield and I, enjoyed a humid week at the National Cheerleaders Association Cheering Camp held at Husson College, Bangor, July 19-22. The squad included Shelley DiTomaso, Lyndsey Kadziauskas, Rachel MacDonald, Alyssa Norton, Meagan Pelletier, Jill Briggs, Danielle Carr, Mallory Emmertz, Victoria Hartig, Bria Pollard, Courtney Colbath, Tia DiMauro, Maggie Enright, Gina Ferri, Jess Fochler, Renee MacDonald, Nicole Marden, Becky Randall, Ashleigh Foster, Alicia Grant, Allie McCleary, Julie Pelletier and Jenna Tayman. The G-NGHS team was awarded the Director's Trophy by the camp director for the best-behaved team. (Yes, parents, these really were your kids!) The team also received a stunt-smart award and an "excellence in jumps" award, as well as a spirit stick. Eight of the cheerleaders were nominated to try out for the All-American team because of their proficiency in certain disciplines: Lyndsey Kadziauskas, motion technique; Danielle Car, stunting; Jill Briggs, Tia DiMauro, Rachel MacDonald, Alyssa Norton, Mallory Emmertz and Bria Pollard, jumps. Kadziauskas, DiMauro and Pollard all made All-Americans. Special congratulations go to Alyssa Norton, for receiving the highest score at the camp and being named NCA Top All-American out of the 230 cheerleaders attending camp. Way to go, Alyssa! Many thanks to Pam Hartig, of Ultimate Hair+Tanning, in Raymond, for letting us hold a car wash/yard sale at her business. We'd also like to thank the following businesses, who helped us with our camp fundraising this year: Mark Pollard Electrical, Bruns Brothers, Spring Meadows, Dry Mills Store, Scissor Hands, Cole Farms, Jess n' Nick's, The LadySlipper and Whitney Tree Service. Thank you to all the parents for being so supportive and helping me in the many ways you do. And thank you to those who supported us by buying raffle tickets, attending our adult dance, helping or donating to the Patriots' Shamrock Cheering Competition and by letting us wash your cars! We appreciate all the encouragement. We're looking forward to a successful 2004-2005 school year. See you at the football games!
Jul 29, 2004 The Monument News SAD 15 News Attention High School Fall Athletes
The fall season starts August 16th. Practices are mandatory. A reminder that all required paperwork must be turned in to participate, including medical information form and a recent physical (within the last 2 years.) Also there is a $15 participation fee, payable to MSAD #15. Payments may be sent or brought to the athletic office at the high school.
Jul 8, 2004 The Monument News Football Yard Sale The Patriots Grandstand Club is holding a yard sale and car wash on Saturday, July 10th, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the American Legion Hall on Rt. 100 in Gray. The proceeds will help fund the GNG football teams.
Jun. 17, 2004, The monument
 Photo by Anne Rowe The Patriots Grandstand club would like to thank the following people and businesses for recent work done to improve the playing fields at the middle and high schools. Thanks to S&J Trucking, B&R Excavation and Rick Marston Trucking for use of equipment to haul and spread loam. Thanks to Gendron & Gendron and RJ Grondin & Sons for the donation of loam. Thanks to the people who volunteered their time and effort to spreading the loam, Mike Ouellette, Barney Stilphen, Anne, Will and Nate Rowe, Lenny Sherwood and Josh Dumaine.
Jun 10, 2004 The Monument News Football Yard Sale: The Patriots Grandstand Club is having yard sale at the high school on Saturday June 19th from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. If you would like to donate items for sale drop them off at the high school between 8:00 am and 9:00 am the morning of the sale. The proceeds from the sale will be used to help fund the 2004 football season. The rain date for this event is June 26th. NOTE: A fall sport information night is being held at the high school on June 14th. Anyone interested in playing football next fall should attend with a parent.
June 4, 2004 The Gray News
The Patriots Grandstand Club is having yard sale at Gray-New Gloucester High School on Saturday, June 19, from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. If you would like to donate items for sale, please drop them off at the High School between 8:00 A.M. and 9:00 A.M. the morning of the sale. The proceeds from the sale will be used to help fund the 2004 football season. The rain date for this event is June 26. NOTE:A fall sport information night is being held at the High School on June 14. Anyone interested in playing football next fall should attend with a parent.
Jun 3, 2004 The Monument News
Football Yard Sale: The Patriots Grandstand Club is having yard sale at the high school on Saturday June 19th from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. If you would like to donate items for sale drop them off at the high school between 8:00 am and 9:00 am the morning of the sale. The proceeds from the sale will be used to help fund the 2004 football season. The rain date for this event is June 26th. NOTE: A fall sport information night is being held at the high school on June 14th. Anyone interested in playing football next fall should attend with a parent.
May 27, 2004 The Monument News Yard Sale To Benefit GNG Football The Patriots Grandstand club is sponsoring a yard sale on June16 at the high school to help raise money for the upcoming football season. We are looking for people to donate items for us to sell that day. Anyone wishing to donate yard sale goods can contact Tammy McGrath at 926-4440 or Jenny Sherwood at 657-2717.
Apr 8, 2004 The Monument Spaghetti Supper, Saturday April 17th, 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall / Gray. $5/ adult $3/ child $15/ family. Tickets available at the door. Sponsored by the Patriots Grandstand Club. Proceeds to benefit GNG Football.
Mar. 25, 2004, The Monument
GNG Football Update: The Patriots Grandstand Club will be having their annual board meeting to elect new members. The meeting will be March 30th at 6:30 pm in the high school library. A spaghetti supper is being planned for April 17th. More information about this event will be given in the near future. The Bottle Barn is still accepting bottle donation to benefit the football program. We thank you for helping to support us in this way. The Prom Fashion show was a fun night, thanks go out to David's Bridal, Mr. Tux, Special Effects Salon and Day Spa, LadySlipper Flowers and Jane Seavey of MaryKay Cosmetic. Janice Ferri won the raffle for the free limo ride.
Mar. 4, 2004 The Monument News Pre-Prom Fashion Show: The Patriot Grandstand Club is planning a Pre-Prom Fashion Show for Saturday, March 13th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. in the high school's West Gym . David's Bridal and Mr. Tux will be providing formalwear. Jane Seavey of Mary Kay Cosmetics will be providing make up for our models; stylists Renee Woodley, Tammy Colbath and Simone Barcia of Special Effects Salon & Day Spa will provide hairstyling for our models; the Ladyslipper Flower Shop will be providing flowers for the show. There will be a raffle to win a limousine ride to the prom as well! Please visit the website at www.gngfootball.org for more info.
Feb. 26, 2004, The monument
Patriot Grandstand Club Ice-Fishing Tournament and Fashion Show- The Patriot Grandstand Club is having an ice-fishing tournament on Saturday, February 28th at Sabbathday Lake (Route 26, beach side). Registration starts at 6:00 a.m. at the Sabbathday Grange Hall. The tournament starts at 7:00 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. The fee is $10.00/ person or $15.00/ family. Tickets may be purchased at Gray True-Value, Mooney's Bait Shop and Dry Mills Store. Lunch and refreshments will be available at the Sabbathday Grange. Sponsored by FET. Proceeds will support the GNG football program. Prizes will be awarded for the biggest (heaviest) fish: First place is $100.00. Second place is $75.00. Third place is $50.00 and a $25.00 savings bond will be awarded to the junior (under 12) participant catching the biggest fish. There will also be door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. To pre-register or for more information, contact Barney Stilphen at 657-5400, or visit the GNG football website at www.gngfootball.org. The storm date is February 29. The Grandstand Club is also planning a Pre-Prom Fashion Show for March 13th. David's Bridal and Mr. Tux will be providing formalwear. We need (GNG High School) Student models for the show! If you are interested, please go to the office at the high school for more information and to sign-up. Jane Seavey of Mary Kay will be providing make up for our models; representatives from a local florist and limousine service will also be at the show. Please visit our website at www.gngfootball.org for more info!
Feb. 12, 2004, The Monument News
Patriot Grandstand Club Ice-Fishing Tournament - The Patriot Grandstand Club is sponsoring an ice-fishing tournament on Saturday, February 28th at Sabbathday Lake (Route 26, beach side). Registration starts at 6 a.m. at the Sabbathday Grange Hall. The tournament starts at 7 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. The fee is $10.00 per person or $15.00 per family. Tickets may be purchased at Gray Tru-Value, Mooney's Bait Shop and Dry Mills Store. Lunch and refreshments will be available at the Sabbathday Grange. Proceeds will support the GNG football program. Prizes will be awarded for the biggest (heaviest) fish: First place is $100. Second place is $75.00. Third place is $50.00 and a $25.00 savings bond will be awarded to the junior (under 12) participant catching the biggest fish. There will also be door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. To pre-register or for more information, contact Barney Stilphen at 657-5400, or visit the GNG football website at www.gngfootball.org. The storm date is February 29. The Grandstand Club is also planning a prom fashion show for March and a spaghetti dinner, tentatively for April. Watch for more information about these events.
Patriot Grandstand Club Ice-Fishing Tournament - The Patriot Grandstand Club is sponsoring an ice-fishing tournament on Saturday, February 28th at Sabbathday Lake (Route 26, beach side). Registration starts at 6:00 a.m. at the Sabbathday Grange Hall. The tournament starts at 7 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. The fee is $10.00 per person or $15.00 per family. Tickets may be purchased at Gray Tru-Value, Mooney's Bait Shop and Dry Mills Store. Lunch and refreshments will be available at the Sabbathday Grange. Proceeds will support the GNG football program.
Prizes will be awarded for the biggest (heaviest) fish: First place is $100. Second place is $75.00. Third place is $50.00 and a $25.00 savings bond will be awarded to the junior (under 12) participant catching the biggest fish. There will also be door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. To pre-register or for more information, contact Barney Stilphen at 657-5400, or visit the GNG football website at www.gngfootball.org. The storm date is February 29. The Grandstand Club is also planning a prom fashion show for March and a spaghetti dinner, tentatively for April. Watch for more information about these event.
Jan 29, 2004 The Monument News Ice Fishing Tournament Gray--The Patriots Grandstand Club is sponsoring an ice fishing tournament on Saturday, Feb.28 at Sabbathday Lake (Rt. 26, beach side) Registration starts at 6:00 am. The tournament starts at 7:00am. and ends at 3:30pm. The fee is $10 per person or $15 per family; the proceeds will support GNG football. Prizes will be awarded for the biggest fish, 1st place is $100, 2nd place is $75, 3rd place is $50 and $25 savings bond will be awarded to the junior (under 12) participant catching the biggest fish. There will also be door prizes and a 50\50 raffle. To pre-register or for more information contact Barney Stilphen 657-5400, or go to GNG football web sight, wwwgngfootball.org. The storm date is Feb 29th. The grandstand club is also planning a prom fashion show for sometime in March and a spaghetti dinner is tentatively being planned for April. Watch for more information about these events.
Mark February 7th on your calendar! That's the day that the Patriot Cheerleaders are competing for the State Championship at the Augusta Civic Center. That's right! On January 24th the Patriot Cheerleaders placed 4th at the Western Maine Regional Competition held in Augusta. Their cleanest, sharpest routine of this year earned them a score of 131.1--their best score this season. Thirteen Class B teams competed and our Cheerleaders proved that practice, determination, and enthusiasm will carry you through.
Competitive cheerleading requires strength training, dance, tumbling, precise motion, and so much more. Their focus on execution once again showed that smaller squads can still place well. The Patriot Cheer Fans aren't always the largest group (hint hint), but certainly have enormous enthusiasm and excellent voice projection. It's always pleasing to see Mr. Penna and Mr. Robbins showing their support. On February 1st the Patriot Cheerleaders will compete at Marshwood High School in the Cheers From the Heart competition. This annual competition benefits local charities. The next time you see a Patriot Cheerleader or Coach Becky Norton, whose selfless devotion helps drive the squad, say "Hey, good luck and great job!" All the cheer Moms and Dads are very proud of the excellent job their daughters did. Join them in their support!
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