Anthony Carella '18 attended Hebron Academy in 2017 for a post graduate year, not yet ready for college, and seeking more athletic exposure on the ice. After attending Hebron, which he credits for helping him get into the right college and receive an academic scholarship, Anthony walked on to the crew team at Hobart William-Smith College, and it has changed his life. This December, Anthony and three friends are participating in the World's Toughest Row Atlantic, a fully unsupported, 3,000 mile open ocean rowing race.
Hebron News
Saturday, January 18, was a great day for Hebron Hockey. In addition to hosting alumni, parents, and students for the Alumni Hockey Game, Hebron students raised over $1,000 in funds for the Susan G. Komen Foundation to support breast cancer awareness and research
We are thrilled to welcome Matt Lavallee to Hebron Academy as our Interim Head Boys Varsity Hockey Coach for the 2024-2025 season. He has already demonstrated his coaching finesse and growing rapport with the team during the Boys Varsity season opener against North Yarmouth Academy, coaching the boys to a 5-2 win over their opponents.
On Sunday, November 3, 20 Hebron Academy Students participate in a DEIJB Empowerment workshop with a team from Bates College. We were thrilled to have The Multicultural Dialogue Project Team from Bates facilitate the workshop.
In the fall of 2023, Hebron Academy introduced a new format for experiential learning in the academic program. Intermezzo is a week-long pause in our traditional academic schedule during which students immerse themselves in one topic for a week of experiential, place-based learning. This year’s Intermezzo catalog included courses such as Glaciated Landscapes of Maine, Intro to Baking, Pizzamezzo, Yoga, Ayurveda, and Mindfulness Immersion, Exploring Maine’s Coastal Wonders, Great Maine Day Hikes, Intro to Journalism, Adulting 101, Coaching Theory & Practice Design, and Page to Stage.
Reunion/Homecoming 2024 took place on a gorgeous fall day in late September. We were pleased to welcome back alumni from as far back as the Class of 1958 and as recent as 2024.
We are thrilled to share that Lewiston/Auburn native Greg Dumais is joining Hebron Academy as Director of Rink Operations and Women’s Varsity Hockey at Hebron Academy. Dumais brings to Hebron a strong history in athletics as a coach, professional hockey referee and board member, as well as being a leader in youth sports in the Lewiston/Auburn communities. Dumais was born and raised in Auburn, ME attending Edward Little High School and playing college baseball at St. Joseph’s College. He currently lives in Turner and remains very active in youth sports, particularly hockey and baseball.
The Lumberjacks traveled to the University of Maine at Augusta on Friday to compete in the 2023 MAISAD final meet.
In the ladies' race, Valentina Jeronimo's toughness shone through as she achieved a remarkable 3-minute personal best, finishing in 28:24. Martha Morrill completed her first race of her season in 35:26.
On the men's side, David Lee achieved an impressive personal best of 31:59. James Quin Doyle finished just 10 seconds away from his personal best at 31:37. Conlin Goodwin astonished us all with a remarkable 6-minute personal best, finishing in 24:51. Eliot Kamula exhibited remarkable determination with a finishing time of 23:29. Michael Boardman improved to 22:04, 13 seconds faster than his previous best. Robert Schroder achieved his all-time best of 20:16, finishing 5 minutes faster than his time from two years ago and ahead of all but one non-Kents Hill runner. Finn Miller ran an excellent pace, finishing at 19:21.
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