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Athletics Update: Varsity Football Outlasts Carroll

John O’Neill, Director of Athletics
October 11, 2024

The varsity football team improved to 2-1 on the season following a gritty win on the road against Carroll this week. The Blue & Gold came out fast, opening up a 20-6 lead early, but Carroll stormed back in the second half and closed the lead to 20-18 with 4:00 to play. With the game on the line, Belmont Day turned to their team captains to steady the ship and produce a score. Calum Dunbar (QB) and Jun Murakami (RB) marched the team down the field with big play after big play. Dunbar capped off the scoring drive on a fourth and goal pass to Lee Piechota and then sealed the game with another strike to the sure-handed wide receiver to seal the game. Carroll added a final score as time expired but failed to convert the conversion. The Blue & Gold will look to keep it rolling next week against Shady Hill.

  • Ethan Zipken and Vicente Aguerrevere played solid defense during boys’ varsity soccer’s 2-1 loss to Pike. Sam Rodriguez netted the team’s only goal on a penalty kick.
  • Girls’ varsity soccer stayed unbeaten with a 4-3 win over Pike. Team captains Julia Casey, Lila Green, and Claire Huang dominated both sides of the field for the home team.
  • The varsity volleyball team improved to 4-0 on the season with a straight-set win over Carroll. Genevieve von Rekowsky played great all day including a huge dig on the match-winning point.
  • Marina Hubbard and Rosie Smith were active up top during girls’ JV soccer’s loss to Shady Hill. Fatoumata Bah played courageously in net while facing a ton of shots.
  • Henry Mallet and Harvey Borisy had strong defensive showings during boys’ JV soccer’s loss to Shady Hill. Ewan Wheeler and Silas O’Brien were strong in net for Belmont Day.
  • Frankie Dowers shined at center mid for the field hockey team this week, while newcomers Nuria Kumar-Warikoo and Anna Bantham-Livermore made positive impacts in both games.
  • The XC team toppled Carroll with strong performances by Jacob Jarbeau, Ben Bradshaw, and Mika Elsner. Emma Katz had a great closeout. Nem Zivanovich finished 7th overall.

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