Last Thursday, the Blue & Gold enjoyed a banner day against Charles River School, earning three impressive victories across varsity flag football, cross country, and field hockey. In a convincing 26-12 varsity flag football win at home, Joshua Harriette set the tone defensively, relentlessly pressuring the CRS quarterback as a
After a pre-season that highlighted the hard work, determination, and plenty of BDS school spirit, the fall schedule officially got underway this week with both the boys’ and girls’ varsity soccer teams and varsity volleyball all facing BB&N on Tuesday. The girls’ varsity soccer team traveled to Cambridge and delivered
In June, five Belmont Day middle school athletes competed in the 13th Annual Massachusetts Middle School Track and Field Championships. Despite challenging weather, including heavy rain and a postponed schedule, our students delivered outstanding performances. Of note from that day’s results were: Eighth grader Violet Hancock achieved a personal best
June 5, 2025, marked Director of Athletics John O’Neill’s final athletics banquet, and the school community sent him off with joy and appreciation for his eighteen years at Belmont Day. Families, faculty, former faculty, alumni, and friends gathered to recognize the athletic achievements of our graduating eighth graders and to
The varsity and junior varsity ultimate teams put the finishing touches on their seasons with commanding wins over Beaver Country Day and Solomon Schechter this week. Varsity finished their campaign 6-2, while junior varsity went a perfect 7-0. The combined 13-2 record represents the best combined winning percentage in program
The boys’ lacrosse team improved to 2-1 on the season following a commanding 12-0 win over Park on Thursday afternoon. Ten different players scored for the Blue & Gold, including first-ever goals from Ben Bradshaw, Leeul Miteku, Zeke Fine, and James Shields. Sam Rodriguez led the way with three goals
The junior varsity ultimate team traveled to Carroll this week for a closely contested game, eventually emerging with a 12-10 win. The victory improved the team’s record to 3-0 on the young season. Joshua Harriette was a force on the defensive end of the field, covering Carroll’s best player and
The mountain biking program rostered 13 athletes this spring, the most in the program’s short but successful history. Returning riders Altay Jomazer, Eyan Morales, Clark Rutherford, and Ewan Wheeler highlight a team with mixed experience on bikes. From beginner riders to talented shredders, this year’s team will work together towards
The tennis program began its season with three days at Harvard’s Murr Center this week. The six indoor courts provided the perfect venue for thirty-four middle school athletes to knock off the rust and showcase their skills. The program is fielding three teams this spring–varsity, junior varsity, and intramural. Varsity
Since returning from the February vacation week, our middle school athletes have had some downtime. Over the course of a three-week span, athletes wrapped up their winter season with team celebrations and a coaches game, participated in mud week activities like fitness testing and trail hikes, and finally prepared for
