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2023 HBS

32nd Annual Henry B. Sawyer Jr. '32
Golf Tournament & Auction for Financial Aid


POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
Noon

Concord Country Club
18 Holes - Scramble

The 2023 Tournament is near capacity, to register to play please contact Allison Gamble in the Alumni House at gamble@belmonthill.org or 617-993-5207.

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2022 Tournament Photos

men walking through rows of golf carts
4 men on golf course
3 men smiling on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course
2 men holding up a poster on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course
3 men smiling on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course
4 men smiling on golf course

Henry B. Sawyer, Jr. '32 Scholarships

The Scholarship was first established in 2004 by the Henry B. Sawyer, Jr. '32 Golf Tournament Committee. A second scholarship was added in 2005, a third in 2013 and a fourth in 2016. Awarded to well-rounded students and three-season athletes who demonstrate the personal integrity, the intellectual curiosity, and the sportsmanship that Mr. Sawyer embodied each and every day.

 

Henry B. Sawyer, Jr. '32 Golf Tournament

2023 Tournament Committee

John Carroll ’89, Co-chair
Jim Kalustian ’78, Co-chair

Eric Ahlgren '00
Dave Antonelli ’06 
Chris Biotti '85
Greg Boeing '06
Michael Cotter ’92
Billy Cotter P '92, '01
Warren Cross ’83, P '17, '19
Jeff Drucker ’90,  P '20, '23
Chris Egan P '22
Reese Genser ’87
Matt Gordon '06
Jeff Hamilton ’01
Andrew Leisman ’03
George Lynch '88, P '27
Emmett Lyne ’77
Kenny Martin ’65, P '91
Kevin McCafferty P '98, '00, '05
Kevin McCafferty ’98
Andrew Mingle '97
Brendan Monahan ’91, P '22, '24
Dan Ronan '94
Mark Rooney '91
Jamie Stanzler ’90
Norb Unger ’97
Scott Webster ’82
Cy Wilde ’80
CJ Young ’86

ABOUT HENRY B. SAWYER, JR. '32

The life of Henry B. Sawyer, Jr. stands as the physical embodiment of the statement of purpose of Belmont Hill School. The way Mr. Sawyer lived each day of his life represents the best example of those moral and intellectual values the School seeks to develop in its students. Personal integrity, sensitivity toward others, intellectual curiosity, self-sacrifice, sound reasoning, respect for others, sportsmanship, and a sense of responsibility toward the quality of life in the community were more than abstract concepts to Mr. Sawyer; they were a way of life and remain the mileposts of a life of quality, serenity, contribution, and meaning Belmont Hill strives toward for its students.

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