by C Sullivan - Wed, Dec 14
Captains Keillor Irving and Melissa Parsons led an energetic and well trained squad into battle against FHS at the NBIAA swimming championships on Saturday December 10th at the Canada Games Aquatic Center. Twenty other high schools qualified through regional swim meets to compete at the Provincial Championship, but from the first race it was a heavy weight scrap between the Greyhounds and the Black Kats. Read more...
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by Esma Morrell - Sun, Dec 11
Are you interested in increasing your level of fitness or do you just wanted to become active? If the answer is yes, come and join your lady greyhounds every Thursday morning at 7:00am for the month of December. All staff and students are welcome to join us.
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by Peter McGuire - Fri, Dec 9
Courtesy of Telegraph-Journal. When you hear the word greyhound, you might immediately think of speed, which is why it's fitting that the Saint John High Greyhounds are hosting this year's New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association swimming championships on Saturday at the Canada Games Aquatic Centre. Mike Whitcomb, a Grade 12 student at Saint John High, practises the butterfly on Tuesday afternoon in preparation for Saturday's NBIAA meet. Read more...
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by C Sullivan - Mon, Nov 28
The greyhound swim team placed first at the 2011 NBIAA South-West Regional swim championship held Friday Nov 25th at the UNB pool in Fredericton. The team gathered 397 points to defeat FHS with 376 points. The Black Cats captured the girls title while the Red&Grey won the boys division. Twelve schools contested this years meet. Read more...
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by C Sullivan - Wed, Nov 16
Forty Five Saint John High swimmers took on six other schools in the surrounding city and districts to capture four championship banners. Led by Senior Captains Keillor Irving and Melissa Parsons, the Greyhounds accumulated 521 total points compared with second place Simonds High School with 130 points. The four Red & Grey teams won the eight contested relays and 35 of the 57 races. Read more...
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