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Athletics News, February 28

John O’Neill, Director of Athletics
February 28, 2020

Boys’ Varsity Basketball Graduates Nine Eighth Graders

Following back-to-back winning seasons, the boys’ varsity basketball team will need to rebuild next year. A program-record nine eighth grade players were on the roster this winter, and their experience will be sorely missed moving forward. Led by four multi-year varsity players, Owen Finnerty, Owen Khanna, Miles Sandoski, and Davin Roy, the success of this year’s team was predicated on the camaraderie between a tight group of classmates. The team’s season was highlighted by a dramatic two-point win over Meadowbrook at Friday Night Hoops, a memory that this group of eighth graders will take with them for a lifetime.

Athletics News

  • The athletics season shifts into Mud Week where middle schoolers will embark on a variety of activities including Capstone studio time, the grades 7 & 8 musical, and a sixth grade badminton tournament.

  • The spring season kicks off on Monday, March 16 with boys’ lacrosse, girls’ lacrosse, track & field, tennis, ultimate, and intramural games all on tap for our middle school athletes.

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