06898 Photography by Antonio Monteiro: Greenwich Country Day School sophomore Henry Fisher in action during the championship game of the FAA Boys Lacrosse Tournament. Fisher scored two goals in the Tigers’ 10-4 victory.
Greenwich Country Day School’s varsity boys lacrosse team capped an undefeated season against its FAA foes by rolling to a 10-4 win over Hamden Hall Country Day School in the championship game of the FAA Tournament on May 14 at Offit Field at GCDS.
The win gave Greenwich Country Day a sweet repeat, as it captured the coveted FAA Tournament title for the second straight season. The Tigers, coached by Andy Copelan, finished their 2026 season with an overall record of 13-4 and an FAA mark a perfect 9-0.
06878 Photography by Antonio Monteiro: Freshman Ciaran Joyce of Greenwich Country Day looks to move the ball during the FAA Lacrosse Tournament finals at GCDS on May 14, 2026. The Tigers won the game against Hamden Hall, 10-4.
In the championship game of the FAA Tournament, senior attack Winston Rose recorded a game-high three goals and added two assists to lead Greenwich Country Day’s offense.
Ciaran Joyce, a freshman midfielder, scored two goals for the Tigers, who defeated Hornets, 15-10, during the regular season.
06878 Photography by Antonio Monteiro: Henry Fisher, left, of Greenwich Country Day School’s varsity lacrosse team makes a move with the ball against Hamden Hall Country Day School in the FAA final. GCDS won, 10-4.
Henry Fisher, a sophomore midfielder, had two goals, as did freshman midfielder Mason Copelan for GCDS.
Sophomore Conor Joyce, a sophomore attack, added one goal in the winning effort.
06878 Photography by Antonio Monteiro: Senior attack Winston Rose had three goals and two assists to help lead Greenwich Country Day’s varsity boys lacrosse team past Hamden Hall Country Day, 10-4, in the FAA tourney final.
Top-seeded GCDS advanced to the title game of the FAA Tournament by earning a 13-4 win over fourth-seeded Greens Farms Academy in the semifinal-round.
Third-seeded Hamden Hall made it to the tournament’s championship game with an 18-13 victory over No. 2-seeded Rye Country Day School in the semifinals.
06878 Photography by Antonio Monteiro: Greenwich Country Day School topped Hamden Hall for the FAA title.
For the season, Greenwich Country Day scored in double figures – more than 10 goals – in every one of its FAA games in victories versus King School, Hopkins School, Greens Farms Academy, Kingswood-Oxford, St. Luke’s School and two wins apiece against Rye Country Day and Hamden Hall.
Photo by Antonio Monteiro/06878 Photography: Greenwich Country Day’s varsity boys lacrosse team gathers during a break in action against Hamden Hall Country Day in the championship game of the FAA Tournament.
Here’s more photos from Greenwich Country Day’s FAA tournament final win against Hamden Hall.
Photo by Antonio Monteiro/06878 Photography
Photo courtesy of Antonio Monteiro/06878 Photography
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