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  • Athletes of the Week Ending 5/16

    The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending May 16:

    Joey Markey '26 - Baseball - Joey, a Catholic University signee, had an incredible week at the plate, hitting .600 and powering the team to a first-round playoff win over Westtown with a dominant 3-for-3 performance that included two home runs. Throughout the season, Joey has been a consistent hard worker, respected leader, and outstanding role model for the program. His impact on and off the field will certainly be missed. Best of luck next year as a Cardinal, Joey!

    Nadia Russell '27 - Track & Field - Nadia has been a dedicated and hardworking member of the track and field team all season in the shot put. She consistently pushed herself to improve her technique and performance while holding herself to a high standard at every practice. Beyond her own success, Nadia was always willing to support and assist her teammates whenever they needed help. Her strong work ethic, leadership, and positive attitude made her an invaluable teammate and an outstanding role model for the program.
     
    Jude Hackford '27 - Crew - Jude has worked hard all season, showing steady improvement in the JV single races throughout the Manny Flick series. At last weekend’s Stotesbury Cup Regatta, he stepped up to compete in the senior 1x category against a field of experienced 12th-grade rowers. Jude embraced the challenge with confidence and determination, never backing down against tough competition. We are incredibly proud of the heart, grit, and drive Jude displayed all season long!
     
    Charlotte Harris '28 and Taylor-Rae Hall-Callaway ‘27 - Crew - Charlotte and Taylor-Rae capped off an outstanding season by capturing the bronze medal in the lightweight double at last weekend’s Stotesbury Cup Regatta. Their success is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and determination they showed throughout the entire racing season. We are incredibly proud of the progress they made and the commitment they demonstrated in achieving their goals this year. Congratulations, Charlotte and Taylor-Rae, on an amazing accomplishment!

    Will Adamson '30 - Tennis - Competing in the top spot on the tennis team means facing Philadelphia’s best players every single match, and there are no easy battles at the 1st singles position. Will embraced that challenge all season long, putting together an outstanding year with an impressive 10-5 overall record between 1st singles and 1st doubles. His dedication, competitiveness, and talent were on display every time he stepped on the court. With Upper School ahead, the future is incredibly bright for Will as he continues to develop and contribute to the tennis program. Congratulations on an awesome season, Will!

    Emma Caton '28 - Softball - Emma has been a reliable presence at third base since joining the team in 8th grade, consistently providing strong defense and leadership on the field. In the crucial game that secured SCH a second place finish in the league, Emma delivered in a big moment with a two out, 2 RBI hit to the outfield that helped seal a 3-1 victory over GA. She continued her outstanding play later in the week, going a perfect 4 for 4 with 3 RBIs against GFS in the quarterfinals of the PAISAA tournament. Emma’s clutch performances and consistency have made her an invaluable part of the team’s success.

    Dennis Windish '29 - Track & Field - Dennis approached every practice with an open mind and a strong willingness to try new drills and techniques to improve his shot put performance. He consistently stayed after practice to put in extra work and refine his technique, demonstrating tremendous dedication and commitment throughout the season. His coachability, determination, and strong work ethic helped him make significant progress, gaining an impressive six feet in the shot put over the course of the year. Keep up the great work, Dennis!
  • Athletes of the Week Ending 5/9

    The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending May 9:

    Sammi Acuna '26 - Golf - Senior golfer Sammi Acuna capped off an outstanding career for SCH with another pair of impressive performances to close out the season. Competing in her third Inter-Ac League Championship at Sandy Run Golf Club, Sammi fired a 48 to tie for ninth place. She followed that up with another top-10 finish at the PAISAA Tournament at Radley Run, shooting a 47 to place 8th overall and lead SCH on the day. Sammi’s consistency, leadership, and dedication have been invaluable to the program, and she will certainly be missed next season. Congratulations, Sammi, and best of luck at Northeastern University next year!

    Frankie Decembrino '26 - Baseball - Frankie had an outstanding week for the Blue Devils, batting .625 with an impressive .769 on-base percentage over the team’s three games. Hitting out of the leadoff spot, he sparked the offense with 1 RBI, 4 runs scored, and 5 walks while consistently setting the tone at the top of the lineup. A five-year mainstay on the Devils varsity squad, Frankie’s leadership, experience, and steady presence have been invaluable to the program and will certainly be missed. Best of luck at DeSales University and with the Bulldogs next year!

    Cade Stone '27 - Tennis - Playing for the first time in the No. 1 singles position, Cade delivered a strong performance with a solid win over Malvern, helping the team earn its first Inter-Ac victory of the season. Cade has been playing excellent tennis throughout the year and continues to develop his game with each match as he looks to finish the season on a high note. Congratulations, Cade, and keep up the great work!

    Henry Bertelsen '26 - Lacrosse - Henry, a Johns Hopkins University signee, posted an impressive 65% win percentage at the face-off spot last week across three games against two ranked opponents. He also added a goal to cap off his successful week in the senior game against Hun. Henry has been a tremendous and integral part of the team all season and will certainly be missed. Best of luck playing for the Blue Jays next year!

    Simi Magbogunje '28 - Lacrosse - Simi’s positive energy, athleticism, incredible attitude, and strong work ethic while learning a new sport and taking on the challenging goalie position have been amazing to watch this season. She has been a fantastic addition to the team, and we look forward to seeing her continue to grow and improve in the years ahead. Way to go, Simi!

    Freddie Windmill '32 - Baseball - Freddie has had a great season for the MSB JV team, finishing up with a home run and closing out a tight 9-8 victory last week vs EA! Way to go, Freddie!  

    Laurel Astheimer '32 - Lacrosse - Laurel has been a consistent defensive leader all season for MSG JV Lax. She marks her opponents diligently and is always eager to give it her all! Keep up the great work, Laurel! 
  • Athletes of the Week Ending 5/2

    The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending May 2: 

    Ella Thomson '27 - Softball - Ella has been a very consistent hitter all season, tallying 13 hits in 10 games, and she is second in batting average with a .382. She is extremely versatile on defense and can be relied on to make the plays at second base or in the outfield. In the game vs Notre Dame last week, she hit a huge 3-run home run and scored 3 times! Her quiet leadership and hard work do not go unnoticed! Congrats, Ella! 

    Jaylen Gordy '28 - Track & Field - Jaylen has been working hard as a sprinter since the indoor track season of his freshman year. Now a sophomore, Jaylen has become a key contributor, most notably this season as the third leg of our Penn Relay team. Congratulations Jaylen! Your never-give-up attitude is inspiring, and we all look forward to seeing what you accomplish next year!

    Addison Murphy ‘28 - Golf - Addison shot a 47 at Overbook Golf Club last week to qualify for the league championships as one of the top 11 point scorers this season. She has been a consistent scorer for the Devils this year and is an excellent addition to the SCH and the team! This past week, Addison represented SCH alongside Sammi Acuna ‘26 in the championships at Sandy Run Country Club on Tuesday and finished 10th in a pool of very talented golfers. Addison’s future is bright with the Blue Devils’ golf program!   

    Alyssa Brown '28 - Track & Field - Alyssa's steely work ethic and positive attitude, which are on display at every practice, yielded great results at Germantown Academy last week, where she PR'd in the 1600m race. Alyssa shaved nearly nine seconds from her previous personal record, finishing with a time of 6:21.62. Congratulations, Alyssa, for your consistent effort and continuously improving speed!

    David Cupchak '29 - Baseball - David has been lights out on the mound all season for the JV baseball team. Not only has he started many of the team’s biggest games, but over the last week, he has been especially clutch, coming in as relief in three straight games, stabilizing the team, and closing out all three wins. He leads the team in innings pitched and strikeouts, while posting an impressive ERA of about 1.50. David has been a huge part of the team’s recent success, helping fuel a six-game winning streak and victories in nine of their last ten games. Great work, David!

    Campbell Goodwin '30 - Tennis - Campbell has had a really strong second half to his season for the MSB varsity tennis team! The match this week started by trading a few games with Shipley. After settling in, he ran away with it, 8-2. He followed that up by not dropping a single game (8-0) against Malvern. His composure and decision making on the court have been consistent, carrying through the end of the year. Well done, Campbell! 

    Jacob Klayman '30 - Lacrosse - Jacob, a standout defenseman for the MSB varsity squad, has had a dominant defensive presence all season. He combines physical play, high lacrosse IQ, and leadership that elevates the entire team. Jacob excels in ground ball battles, timely checks, smart clears, and shutting down opposing attackers. His composure and reliability in big moments anchor the Blue Devils’ defense! Additionally, Jacob leads by example with his work ethic, positivity, and ability to motivate teammates. Way to go, Jacob! 

    Sebastian Sarsoza '31 - Tennis- Sebastian has had a great season, moving between singles and doubles matches for the MSB JV team. He secured an 8-2 win in his singles match against Shipley and moved up to play varsity doubles #5 against Malvern Prep with an 8-3 win. Sebastian fights for every point and adjusts his strategy when he needs to, with great results. Keep it up, Sebastian! 
  • Athletes of the Week Ending 4/25

    The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending April 25: 

    Brendan Dynan '28 - Lacrosse - Brendan has been a steady defensive leader all season. He recorded 17 saves while allowing just 10 goals against Haverford and followed that up with 15 saves and 14 goals allowed versus Malvern, consistently anchoring the defense with strong performances against nationally ranked teams. In his first year at SCH, he’s quickly established himself through a strong work ethic and commitment to improving every day, earning the trust of his teammates and coaches while stepping into a key leadership role on defense.

    Sarah Scally '26 - Softball - Sarah, a senior and three-year captain, led the offense in a big 6-2 win over GA. She delivered at the plate with two hits, a walk, and a clutch three-run home run, finishing with a season-high four RBIs. With a .341 on-base percentage and a team-leading nine walks, Sarah continues to be a consistent force offensively. Behind the plate, she’s held the crucial role of starting catcher for the past four years, anchoring the team with leadership and experience. Congratulations on a great game, Sarah! Finish the season strong!

    Alec Stewart '28 & Jimmy Talbot '26 - Tennis - Alec and Jimmy had an outstanding week, racking up multiple wins and showing great chemistry as a team. Together, they dominated LaSalle with an impressive 8-0 victory in an 8-game pro set. They carried that momentum into the George C. Shafer Doubles Tournament at EA, where they advanced to the semifinals of the 3rd doubles flight main draw before falling to the eventual champions from nationally ranked Delbarton. It’s exciting to see what these two can accomplish as they continue to grow together. Congratulations, boys!

    Ryan Curtin '26 - Lacrosse - Ryan has been a positive source of energy since day one of preseason practice. She has always encouraged, supported, and positively influenced our team's culture. Recently, she embraced her new position as a midfielder and has been causing turnovers left and right on the field. She is consistently willing to take a risk, and she has been very coachable! Keep it up, Ryan!

    Colin Golden '29 - Lacrosse - Colin tallied 5 goals and 3 assists in 2 OT losses last week for JV vs strong Haverford and Malvern teams. He puts in the extra work and effort in practices, and it pays off in games. Colin has a bright future with the Blue Devils!  

    Veronica Vinovich '29 - Softball - Veronica continues to be a dedicated and reliable player for the JV squad, consistently showing up ready to give her best at both practices and games. She stepped up in a big way at third base after some defensive adjustments, recording two impressive putouts. In center field, she also played a key role in a relay that led to a runner being thrown out at home. Veronica’s hard work and commitment are clearly paying off on the field! Keep up the great work!

    Maeve McManus '31 - Lacrosse - Maeve has been the driving force in the MSG varsity midfield all season, taking nearly every draw and leading the team in scoring. Her fierce competitiveness sets the tone, pushing everyone around her to elevate their game. Way to go, Maeve!

    MSG Penn Relay Team - Track - Eighth graders Ava Raby, Keira Evans, Ava Houston, and Aida Watt had a great race in the Philadelphia Area Private and Charter Schools 4x100m at Penn Relays last week! The girls finished in 4th place out of 8 with a 52.62, besting EA, GA, Westtown, and Girard. Additionally, they came in 2nd at Inter-Ac Champs this week! So proud of you all!
  • Athletes of the Week Ending 4/18

    The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending April 18: 

    Milla Janick '29 & Grete Anderson '29 - Crew - Milla and Grete had a fantastic 5th Flick on Sunday in the freshman/novice double category. They won their heat convincingly and were the overall winner out of 5 boats. Their hard work, putting in many miles in tough weather since February, has paid off, and they are in a great position as the team prepares for City Championships next weekend!

    Asher Hawkins '27 & Matty Talbot '28 - Tennis - This duo has consistently given the varsity team quality doubles play in a very competitive #1 spot. Last week, they beat the 1st doubles team from the Inter-Ac first-place team, Haverford, in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. They are continuing to gel as a pair, and I look forward to them growing together as the season progresses. Congrats boys! 

    Abby Torday '27 - Lacrosse - Abby has been an all-around hustle and heart player for the varsity team this year. She is constantly working hard and coming up with huge caused turnovers and ground balls. In our past 3 games, Abby had 10 ground balls and 7 caused turnovers, along with 1 goal and 1 assist. Keep up the strong defense, Abby. We appreciate you! 

    Kevin Andrews '28 - Track & Field - Kevin has an outstanding attitude and work ethic. He is a pleasure to coach, consistently bringing a positive mindset and strong commitment to every practice and competition. His hard work paid off at the GA meet, where he achieved a personal record throw of 37’4”. In addition to his dedication, he demonstrates strong character by helping MS athletes learn the shot put, showing patience and a genuine willingness to support others. Well done, Kevin!

    Allison Horowski '32 - Softball - In the MS varsity squad’s two games last week vs GA and AIS, Allison started and won both contests, pitching 13 total innings and striking out 35 batters (out of 39). She went 6-6 as a batter, driving in 4 RBIs, and scoring twice. Amazing work, Allison, keep up the excellent job! 

    Mehki Rose '30 - Track & Field - A true example of versatility, Mehki has proven himself across multiple events, capturing impressive wins in the 400m, 800m, and 1600m. As the lead-off leg of the 4x100 relay, he set the tone with a strong start that helped propel his team to a qualifying spot for Penn Relays, one of the most prestigious meets in the country. Mehki is reliable, driven, and adaptable, and embodies what it means to be a complete athlete! 

    Landon Ramer '30 - Baseball - Landon picked up 2 wins on the mound in 5 innings and zero hits allowed, including a 3-inning no-hitter vs. GFS in a 15-0 victory. Against NFA, he pitched 2 innings of relief in the 10-5 victory. Overall, he has pitched 10 innings, allowed only 1 hit and 2 runs, and earned 3 wins this season. Additionally, Landon is an amazing teammate who puts the team above all. We are looking forward to continuing the momentum with Landon on the hill. Keep up the great work Landon! 

    Audrey Lane '30 - Lacrosse - Audrey has been a rock in between the pipes for MSG varsity lacrosse this year. In only her second season in net, her level of play has grown tremendously, and she tallied over 20 saves in a very difficult matchup against AIS last week. We have not faced another goalie this season who can defend shots as well as she can! Audrey maintains a positive attitude and is eager to learn the finer points of the most difficult position in the sport! 
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