Courtesy photo Hunter Guidoboni poses with his trophies from the Lowell Junior Cities Tournament. Courtesy photo
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Andover resident Hunter Guidoboni won the Lowell Junior Cities Golf Championship for age 15 and younger last month with a score of 85.
Hunter is 14 and is now a freshman at Andover High School.
The match was played at Vesper Country Club on Aug. 9. The Lowell Junior Cities Tournament is played by the six qualifiers from Vesper Country Club, Longmeadow Country Club, Mount Pleasant Country Club and Nabnassett Country Club.
Vesper won the team trophy for the 15 and under.
CARL RUSSO/Staff photo Weezie Gross is in her third season as a high-scoring midfielder for the Andover girls lacrosse team, following in the footsteps of her two All-Scholastic sisters, Briana and Cat.
MARY SCHWALM/Staff photo Julia Alagero has been on her game of late. Not only has she helped Andover to a 16-1 record, but she and doubles teammate Laurie-Maude Chenard advanced in the individual state tournament.
Long before he was the Andover High athletic director, Don Doucette was a hugely successful college basketball coach. In this photo, Doucette is carried by then-assistant coach John Paganetti, on left, and Gavin Cummings after UMass Lowell won the Div. 2 national title in 1988. Doucette recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of the title run with his former players.
CARL RUSSO/Staff photo Andover's Mark Zavrl lets loose a throw. Back from a knee injury suffered in football, Zavrl set the modern school record in the javelin, the best throw in New England this year.
PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Andover's Weezie Gross has been the hottest hand for the surging Andover girls lacrosse team. She scored 17 goals in the Warriors' last three games, all wins.
Courtesy photo Emily Rothmann of Andover competed in the USA Gymnastics Eastern National Championships in Battle Creek, Mich., earlier this month.
ANGIE BEAULIEU/Staff photo Andrew Eriksen is always dangerous with the ball on his stick. The senior co-captain has a team-high 28 goals this spring for Andover High.
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