Duxbury Clipper

The Duxbury Clipper is a local newspaper dedicated to the residents of Duxbury, Massachusetts. It is an independent publication that focuses on community news and events. The Clipper was established by John and Bobbie Cutler on May 11, 1950, and has been consistently published every week since its inception.

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Total turnaround

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

When the 2024 season came to a close, the Dragons made a conscious choice to put their 4-15 record fully in the past, start fresh and build toward a fruitful 2025. The Class of 2025 seniors spearheaded that mission, dedicating themselves more than ever this offseason and ensuring everyone around them followed suit. Wednesday’s Senior Day ceremony offered a moment for the Dragons to celebrate how far they’ve come. “Going into the season, it was definitely a focus for us that we didn’t want our se...
Cloud nine - Duxbury Clipper

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Late in the fourth quarter Wednesday, with the outcome sealed and all nine seniors on the field together, the Dragons displayed the trademark chemistry and teamwork that defines the program. It would have been easy for Skye Cerow to attempt a shot in traffic, but instead, she found a wide-open Cate Nagle for a goal. Nagle kept the kindness going, turning down a shot herself to feed Caroline Villarin for another tally. The Dragons have never cared who gets the glory.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Earlier this season, as he battled through a lingering foot injury, senior Peter Burnham worried he might have already played his final match for Duxbury. He thought there was a chance he would require surgery, and with such a deep roster, it might be in his best interest to take the safe route. Instead, Burnham persevered and strengthened his foot day by day. When he learned that some of his teammates would be out for an extended period of time, Burnham seamlessly slid into the No. 1 singles ro...
Sports roundup: Track displays depth at meets

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Outdoor TrackThe Dragons battled at the Patriot League Championships on Tuesday, with the girls placing fourth and the boys taking eighth out of 12 teams. On the girls side, Maddie MacKinnon continued her torrid stretch with a personal record of 1:06.95 in the 400 hurdles, finishing first in a field of 25. Riley Earle ended up second in the 400 with a time of 1:01.80 and Violet Cirincione second in long jump (15-07).
Sailing squad finishes season strong

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

The Duxbury High School sailing team concluded one of its most competitive team racing seasons in recent memory with a commanding 8-2 record in its victory in the Mass Bay League Team Race Tournament. The win marked the end of a rigorous schedule filled with top-tier regional opponents and culminated in a 7-9 overall record. “Our sailors showed up every day, ready to compete against the best, and that’s something we’re incredibly proud of,” Duxbury coach Kyle Riviezzo said.
Dual emotions - Duxbury Clipper

2 weeks ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Over the past four years, Jack Rubin and Griffin Ruttgers have seen a steady stream of athletes celebrate Senior Day. This year, as they’ve taken part in three ceremonies themselves – including a final one Wednesday at Duxbury High – the gravity of the moment has really started to hit them. “It feels surreal,” Rubin said. “You always watch every season, the seniors get up there, they go, they get their name announced. You don’t really expect your time will actually come. It just feels bitterswee...
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

2 weeks ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

As a young kid, Tessa Long tried just about every sport, from soccer to lacrosse and more. Gymnastics emerged as her top priority, and in no time, she found herself dedicating countless hours to her craft. Parts of gymnastics still appealed as she got older, but eventually, she found herself burned out and in need of a change. Her father, Pete, did track back in the day, specifically hurdles, so Long opted to follow in his footsteps. Sophomore standout Tessa Long brings out the best in those aro...
Sports roundup: Unified track wins D2 South title

2 weeks ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Unified TrackDuxbury unified track competed in the league meet last Monday at Whitman-Hanson, then won the Division 2 South sectional title in Middleborough on Tuesday. "I am very excited for our team win with Coach [Nicky] McGinnis, and I had a lot of fun,” Emily Keller said. Duxbury is the Division 2 South sectional champion. - Photos courtesy Duxbury Unified TrackAndrew Kehoe and James Koomey excelled in long jump, Sean Magee shined in javelin and Lily Budak, Brady O’Neil and Maeve Downes ...
Worth the grind - Duxbury Clipper

2 weeks ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Golf season can be a grind. In an unforgiving sport, where even professionals deal with inevitable ebbs and flows, many days are frustrating and disappointing. Rides to away matches are long, the weather is unpredictable and the schedule is draining and demanding. But these Duxbury seniors are more than happy to embrace all those factors. Their love of the game, and love for one another, overpowers any obstacle that gets in their way.
Boys lacrosse celebrates Senior Night

2 weeks ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

The current Duxbury seniors fondly recall hoisting their lacrosse sticks high in the air to form a tunnel as varsity seniors of the past ran through to greet their families. They have a tough time believing that they’re now on the other end of the spectrum. “It’s just unreal,” senior captain John Rovegno said. “A moment of reflection, like wow, time has flown by. I’m so proud to wear this jersey. It means everything.