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Check out our 2019-2020 Closing Assembly and celebrate the Class of 2020.

We are thrilled to announce our new U14 & G7 leaders who will inspire and guide our youngest athletes as they look toward the future. We plan to announce the full slate of alpine coaching staff assignments on or before May 15th. After 10 years away from his alma mater here in the Mad River […]

We are delighted to announce that GMVS’s 2020 musical is Godspell, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by John-Michael Tebelak. The musical originally opened in 1971 Off-Broadway and has been widely produced around the world, having its Broadway debut in 2011, with Schwartz creating new and exciting musical arrangements that include pop […]

With isolation and separation now our new norm, to say GMVS’s conditioning programming has gotten creative is an understatement.  GMVS High Performance Director of Conditioning, Dani Koch, moved into high gear to retool our Phase 1 conditioning plan to function remotely, with on-line educational tools available to the athletes at all times. After building the […]

Each spring, the New England Nordic Ski Association celebrates the athletic accomplishments of the prior season by nominating athletes to their Elite and Development Teams. The criteria set forth to name the NENSA Elite and Development Team represents pathways to regional, national and international success. Athletes named to these teams are invited to regional training […]

GMVS was well represented at the U.S. Junior Alpine Championships with 5 boys and 3 girls competing for junior national crowns. Athletes Moro Bamber PG ’19, Rowen Ainslie ’20, Ryan Beardsley ’20, Sebastian Segre ’21, Nevin Vilandrie ’20, Charlotte Maurer PG, Lydia Riddell ’20, Samantha Trudeau ’20 were joined by coaches Matteo Bassi and Charlie […]

We were fortunate to welcome John Morello and his one man show to campus on March 3. John wrote the show “DIRT” and has spent the last several years performing for schools across the country. John plays several different roles, using small costume changes (a hat or a jacket) to seamlessly shift from one character […]