A Family Legacy of Gymnastics Excellence
Patti Dunne’s School of Gymnastics was founded in 1973 by Patti Corrigan Dunne and Kevin Dunne, and has been family-owned and operated for over 50 years. Built on a passion for gymnastics and a commitment to youth development, the school has become a cornerstone of the Hebron community.
Patti Corrigan Dunne is a highly decorated gymnast with accomplishments that include:
1971 National Vaulting & Uneven Bars Champion
1968 U.S. Olympic Training Squad Qualifier
1997 Springfield College Athletic Hall of Fame Inductee
She later earned an M.A. in Pastoral Counseling and is a Board Certified Associate Chaplain, continuing her lifelong dedication to mentoring young people.
Kevin Dunne served as a longtime instructor and Castaway Team Coach (1973–2000), and held roles as Head Coach at Windham High School and PE Instructor at Parish Hill High School for over three decades.
Today, the legacy continues under their son, Matthew Dunne, a former USAG State & Regional Champion, who now owns and directs the school. He holds a B.S. in Sports Management from Springfield College and studied Athletic Training at the University of New Hampshire. As Head Coach and Team Director, Matthew has coached numerous Regional and National Qualifiers, continuing the family tradition of excellence.
He is a USAG Professional Member, Safety Certified, and trained in CPR, First Aid, and Sports Safety ensuring a safe, positive, and high-level environment for all athletes.
At Patti Dunne’s School of Gymnastics, gymnastics runs in the family and it shows in every lesson, routine, and achievement!