The Gilmour Lancers girls’ basketball team keeps repeating old habits.
The Gilmour Lancers’ hockey team is back in the thick of things.
The Gilmour Lancers boys’ basketball team faced a huge test against Euclid. Despite not having their leading scorer, Gilmour still defeated the Panthers 78-65 at the Play-by-Play Classic last Sunday morning at Euclid High School.
It was not by design but it just so happened that the Gilmour Lancers’ hockey team faced SOM Center rival University School in the final game of the Brother James Memorial tournament.
The Gilmour Lancers’ swim team’s young swimmers continued to make strides in their dual meet against the St. Clairsville Red Devils. While the boys’ team suffered a narrow defeat, 78-69, the Lady Lancers split the meet by winning 100-69 last Thursday afternoon at Lancers Natatorium.
June 10, 2021
The Battle of SOM Center had been trending in the favor of University School’s basketball team lately. The Gilmour Lancers reignited the rivalry by beating the Preppers 88-60 last Friday evening at Hunting Valley.
The Gilmour Lancers boys’ basketball team still has a few things to figure out. That was evident when the Lancers lost 63-45 to St. Ignatius last Friday evening at Lancers Gymnasium.
That was a little too close for comfort.
Naz Hillmon had many special memories when she stepped back on the court of The Schottenstein Center on Jan. 21.
After the Gilmour Lancers baseball team defeated Benedictine in the 2019 Division II Hudson regional finals to punch their ticket to the Final Four for the first time since the 2008 season the coaching staff had a tough decision to make. They needed to pick a starter for the state semifinals…
Gilmour Lancers baseball head coach John Murphy admitted he was feeling a little nervous before the season debut against the Kenston Bombers. He said he knew it was weird for him to feel that way considering he had had over 20 years of experience as an assistant coach with the Lancers and ha…
GATES MILLS — Vince Stafford, a junior defenseman for Gilmour Academy Prep Hockey, is giving back to his community through his love of the sport. In a year filled with challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic, Vince found a way to follow his school’s mission to create a more humane and jus…
Right after the Gilmour Lancers boys basketball team lost to the Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions on senior night they had to go into quarantine for the second time this season. The team did need some rest as it had played a ton of games in the past few weeks but now couldn’t practice togeth…
Gilmour keeps ball rolling and beats Padua to advance to Sweet Sixteen
The Gilmour Lancers boys basketball team walked off the court after suffering a defeat to the St. Vincent-St. Mary Fighting Irish in the district semifinals last year. Head coach Dan DeCrane believed that if Gilmour had conquered the hurdle that was the Fighting Irish then his team would hav…
Gilmour falls to St. Edward in Cleveland Cup the next day
The Gilmour Lancers girls basketball team looked to be hitting its stride recently. The team was riding a six-game winning streak beginning with a victory on Jan. 16 over Beaumont. The following weeks saw the Lancers capture victories over Cleveland Heights, Hathaway Brown, Padua, Walsh Jesu…
Kenston at Madison
Gilmour Academy 15th-year head varsity hockey coach John Malloy might have been feeling sorry for his players, including four seniors who punched their program’s first state final-four ticket since 2011.
Gilmour Academy must have had a holiday discount at Sherwin-Williams, because the Lancer cagers had no problem finding the paint during a boys hoops season opener against Cornerstone Christian Academy on Saturday night in Gates Mills.
Gilmour Academy varsity ice hockey coach John Malloy is already in the Greater Cleveland Sports Hall as an icon in the high school hockey ranks, and his most recent accomplishment solidifies his legendary status even more.
Gilmour Academy didn’t shy away from a formidable Division I opponent during the Lady Lancers’ season opener against Euclid on Saturday night at their home basketball court in Gates Mills.
The Gilmour Academy spikers owned a 16-12 lead in the fourth set with an opportunity to put their Division II state semifinal match away against Bishop Fenwick last Thursday night at Wright State University’s Nutter Center in Fairborn.
The Gilmour Academy girls cross-country team might not have had an all-Ohioan this season, but that didn’t stop the Lady Lancers from securing their 10th straight top-10 finish during the Division III state championship Saturday at the National Trail Raceway in Hebron.
For the first time in 11 years, a team not named Beaumont, Lake Catholic or Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin will represent Northeast Ohio in the state final four of high school volleyball out of the Division II Stow Region.
The University School gridders (5-4) surrendered just 148 yards, but a lack of complementary football resulted in a 30-14 road loss against fellow Division III foe Youngstown East (4-5) on Friday night at Rayen Stadium in Mahoning County.
One of the most aggressive serving programs in the state, Gilmour Academy volleyball should have a good handle on its serve receive with plenty of practice at its home gym.
Some funny guy started shouting, “Sixteenth. Sixteenth. You’re 16th,” as Gilmour Academy senior Bryson Simpson was on the final stretch to the finish line during the Division III region cross-country meet on Saturday in Boardman.
