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Athletics Update: A Great Week of Growth and Spirit

Stephen Marks, Director of Athletics
October 3, 2025

It has been a busy and exciting stretch for BDS Athletics, starting with varsity volleyball last Thursday and culminating in a full slate of competition on Tuesday, September 30, when all 10 of our teams were in action!

Last Thursday, the varsity volleyball team battled hard in a close match against Shady Hill, falling 2-1 despite a thrilling third-set comeback. Eileen Luo impressed with dominant serving and strong leadership, showcasing her deep knowledge of the game.

On Tuesday, the girls’ varsity soccer team tied Beaver 2-2 at home. Lucy Rodriguez scored both goals, while standout performances came from Soleil Flanagan on defense, Etta Perkins, and Bea Stevenson applying pressure up front, and Colby Schneider with a stellar effort in goal.

Boys’ JV soccer dropped a hard-fought 3-2 decision at Carroll. Keeper Ewan Wheeler anchored the defense, with goals coming from Zade Wulsberg and Kabir Sonawane.

Varsity flag football earned a 37-20 victory at Beaver. Evan Bae was unstoppable on both sides of the ball, including a full-field pick-six, while Gus Barett was a defensive standout with multiple key stops.

Varsity volleyball was back at it, facing Beaver in another three-set thriller (22-25, 25-21, 8-15). The team continues to grow, highlighted by Gwen Wagner’s consistent serving and Wren Kass’s sharp setting.

Cross country ran against a strong (and fast) Pike squad, falling 18-39, but saw an incredible 13 runners set new personal records! Top finishers included Zoe Bantham-Livermore, Simon Bays, Alana Brown, Reema Wulfsberg, and Kevin Zhou.

The boys’ varsity soccer squad rolled to a 7-1 win over Beaver. Woody Evans contributed on the wing, Ben Street shut down Beaver’s attack, and Gael Cruz Marcos netted 2 goals. Murillo Santos added a goal and 3 assists in a dominant effort.

Field hockey traveled to Shore Country Day, where Josie Goldstyn scored in the second half after Shore jumped out early. Sixth grader Anna Turco impressed in her debut in goal, making many outstanding saves.

It was a week full of competition, growth, and highlights across the board. Congratulations to all of our athletes on representing our community with pride and spirit. And as always … GO BDS!

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