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Joe Deluzio, Carl Seaman, Mark Seaman, P’19 ’22, and David Duda (not pictured) won first place with a gross score of 57. Photography by Marie Thomas/Gunston School.
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Mike (right) and Jack Beasley ’25 are ready to tee off. Photography by Marie Thomas/Gunston School
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Former Board of Trustees Chair Stoney Duffey, P’88, (Grandparent ’18 ’21 ’23), Head of School John Lewis, former Board of Trustees Chair Jim Wright, and former trustee Jim Clauson, P’06 ’07. Photography by Marie Thomas/Gunston School
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Bobby Smith (left) and Drew Lane (right) give each other a high five before the shotgun start. Photo by Micelle Hallmark Photography. Photography by Marie Thomas/Gunston School
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The winner of the Longest Drive was Casey Grieves, (347’), with a prize of a Yeti duffle bag filled with Gunston swag. Photography by Marie Thomas/Gunston School
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Brian Krandle, Torrey Pocock, and Mark McVicker of Riggo Productions, Tournament Sponsor, received tennis rackets for Last Place finish. Photography by Marie Thomas/Gunston School
The Golfing Fore Gunston II fundraiser/auction was held on May 3rd at the Prospect Bay Country Club in Grasonville. The event welcomed 90 golfers and two tennis players, including Gunston alumni, parents, past parents, and community supporters. A 9 a.m. shotgun start began the day, with teams competing for prizes while enjoying food, drinks, and fun give-aways, while the tennis players enjoyed a game with a professional, all followed by lunch. Together, the golf tournament and the auction raised about $30,000, all which goes directly to the Heron Annual Fund, which allows Gunston the ability to offer more than 60 percent of its students financial aid, provide additional enrichment, and hands-on opportunities that extend beyond the classroom for both students and faculty.
