Greenwich Country Day School Boys Lacrosse Team Has Perfect Season

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Country Day School varsity boys lacrosse team this week capped off a perfect 16-0 season with a 22-6 victory over King School en route to its second FAA tournament championship in the last three years.

The Tigers got off to a fast start, finishing the first quarter with a 5-1 lead, and they never looked back. The squad was led in scoring by Griffyn Flood and Bobby Jones.

On defense, the Tigers relied on Steve Carre, Eli Thurer and Luke Miles, along with goalkeeper William Bugbee.

"What a fun year unlike anything I’ve ever been part of," said Head Coach Andrew Copelan in a news release. "Representing GCDS and sharing this accomplishment with a wonderful group of young men and families make it that much more gratifying. Our senior class in particular deserves a lot of credit - they are flat out winners both on and off the field. Legacy is leaving something better than you found it and this group certainly did that as we continue to raise the bar for GCDS lacrosse."

For Director of Athletics Tim Helstein, it was great to see the team get back to the mountaintop of the FAA.

"I could not be more proud of and excited for this team. Coach Copelan, his staff, and the whole squad set out to accomplish a season unlike any other, and let me say, they exceeded all expectations," Helstein added. "Kudos to the vision, leadership, and devotion of the seniors on this team, and congratulations to the whole 2025 boys varsity lacrosse team for the success they achieved this spring."