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PHOTO CREDIT: BRIAN JENKINS
{ w h a t ’s i t l i k e t o } “Wow. I wonder what that’s like” is exactly what the 1845 staff finds ourselves asking as we meet with alumni and parents around the globe. One of those experiences is recounted here. Play with UVM at Frozen Fenway...
privilege of being announced in the starting
Playing at Fenway Park was an unbelievable
lineup was a tremendous honor. My experience
experience that I will surely remember for the
as a whole at Vermont, a school I dreamed to
rest of my life. The experience of playing out-
play for my whole life was amazing. I committed
doors in front of 30,000+ fans was incredible.
to Vermont my senior year at the Tilton School,
The outdoor feel of playing that game brought
and I owe a lot of gratitude and thanks to the
me back to my childhood, growing up playing
whole Tilton School family and especially coach
a lot of hockey on my backyard rink, which is
Pat Norton in his countless support of helping
surreal to describe. Being part of the ceremonial
me make my dreams a reality. T
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puck drop as the captain of the team and the
Imagine yourself here. It’s no secret that those connected with Tilton School have long been making a global mark in nearly every field imaginable, collecting plenty of stories—and photos—worth sharing along the way. We invite you to send us those stories and photos, whether it’s a particularly out-of-the-box, adventurous volunteer experience or a business you’ve managed from the ground up. Share with us at communications@tiltonschool.org or continue the conversation online. 11