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Fall Sports Packing List
Fall Sports Packing List

Please see the fall after-school activities packing list and come to campus with these items to ensure you are ready to participate in your sport or activity. If you do not bring the items necessary to participate in an activity, you will miss valuable time at the start of the year as you wait for those items to get shipped to campus. Make sure you come prepared and ready to contribute to the sport or activity of your choosing!

General packing list

  • Athletic clothing (sports are always 5 days per week and sometimes 6, you’ll need enough clothing for the amount of practices/games you’ll have). Make sure to include layers such as long sleeve shirts, workout pants, windbreakers, and warm jackets. It will be in the 40s/50s for most of October and November.
  • Athletic shoes (cleats are required for football and soccer in the fall, baseball, lacrosse, and softball in the spring). You should also have sneakers for indoor use of the weight room and courts in the Williams Center. If you compete in Field Hockey, Football or Lacrosse, you should bring turf cleats/shoes. You will practice and play on a turf field.
  • Gym bag/drawstring bag (not essential, but recommended). Helps organize athletic clothing and equipment for practices and games.
  • Water Bottle (we have a water filter at the entrance of the weight room as you walk into the Williams Center).


Field Hockey

  • Stick (hip bone height or 1-2" shorter ideally)
  • Shin guards (either of the field hockey styles is fine)
  • Mouth guard
  • Goggles
  • Black compression shorts (to wear under uniform kilt)
  • REQUIRED - Sneakers or cleats or turf shoes (whatever is most comfortable)


Cross Country

  • REQUIRED - Running shoes
  • Athletic shoes for indoor use


Football

  • Sneakers for indoor use
  • REQUIRED - Turf cleats
  • REQUIRED - Regular screw in or molded cleats for grass
  • Gloves (WR, RB, LB, OL)


Soccer

  • REQUIRED - Cleats for outdoor use (must be soccer specific)
  • Sneakers for indoor use
  • REQUIRED - Shin guards
  • Soccer socks


Golf

  • REQUIRED - Golf clubs
  • REQUIRED - Golf Bag
  • Golf shoes
  • Khaki pants
  • Khaki shorts
  • Golf polos
  • Hats

Mountain Biking

  • REQUIRED - Mountain Bike
  • REQUIRED - Bike helmet

Outdoor Education

  • REQUIRED - Hiking/Athletic shoes
  • Outdoor clothing including shirts, shorts, long-sleeve shirts, and pants
Hebron Boys Cross Country Finishes Second in MAISAD Final Meet
Hebron Boys Cross Country Finishes Second in MAISAD Final Meet

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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Lumberjacks Girls Varsity Soccer Handed Tough Homecoming Loss
Lumberjacks Girls Varsity Soccer Handed Tough Homecoming Loss

The Girls Varsity Soccer team fought a tough battle against Gould during the Homecoming game on Saturday, September 30. The Lumberjacks struggled to possess the ball throughout the first half but came back in the second half firing a series of shots at Gould's net, scoring a goal and securing a penalty shot. Both Haliegh Holmes '24 and Jae Williams '26 held tight and saved shots from going into the net. It was a tough loss, but the team played well and worked hard until the final whistle blew. The final score was 5-2 in favor of the Huskies.

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Lumberjacks Football Team Wins Home Opener
Lumberjacks Football Team Wins Home Opener

The Lumberjacks kicked off Homecoming Weekend with a 22-14 victory over The Frederick Gun School. It was a perfect day for football during which the Lumberjacks amassed 290 yards of total offense. Caden Dufour was the leading rusher with 15 carries for 114 yards. Quarterback Jean Saint Juste rushed for 93 yards on 14 carries and had 2 two-point conversion attempts. Saint Juste was also 1 for 2 in the air. Gage Johnson had 2 touchdowns on the day through 8 carries and racked up 63 yards. Marquis Prater had 3 carries for 10 yards and David Smith rounded out the offense with 1 carry for 5 yards. Caden Dufour led the Defense as well with 6 tackles. Jean Saint Juste had 4 tackles and 1 sack on the day. David Smith had a BIG day on defense with 4 tackles and 2 key Interceptions.

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September 2023 Athlete of the Month Announced
September 2023 Athlete of the Month Announced

In the world of high school sports, there are athletes who stand out not only for their outstanding skills but also for their unwavering dedication and team spirit. This month, we shine the spotlight on Sariah Hubeny, our September 2023 Athlete of the Month. Sariah plays sweeper for the Girls' Varsity Soccer team. 

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  • girls varsity soccer
2022-23 Winter Athletic Awards
2022-23 Winter Athletic Awards

With winter sports officially over and all-NEPSAC, all-MAISAD, and Hebron team awards in, we want to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of our Hebron student athletes. We took part in 63 interscholastic competitions spanning over the course of 4 months. We came up victorious in some of those and took our losses in others. The grit, determination, and effort demonstrated this winter is commendable, and we are proud of the work each and every one of our student athletes put into their seasons.