This spring brought amazing playoff runs and success from young athletes and newcomer coaches. Off the field, the boys varsity tennis and track teams and girls varsity golf, lacrosse, softball and track teams all achieved New York State Scholar Athlete status for maintaining a 90 GPA or higher.
The varsity softball team, led by first-year head coach Joseph Migliano and assistant Alexandra Senglaub, won Conference VI. The team put together a 12-6 record, scoring 178 runs and allowing just 88, thanks in part to conference Player of the Year Gwen Velsor and Pitcher of the Year Sofia Baron.
The girls varsity lacrosse team finished 12-5, making the playoffs in Conference II and making their way to the Class C county championship game. The young team was led by consistent performances from Tessa Matozzo, Elizabeth Vitale, lone senior Katie Nabet and goaltender Emery deLauzon.
The boys lacrosse team posted an 11-6 record on the way to a Conference 2 county finals berth. The team had a great combination of youth and experience with freshman goaltender Grayson Iannotti earning All-County Honorable Mention along with senior Jackson Hoban. Senior Owen Pye and junior William Summers earned All-County honors.
Ashton Klar of the boys varsity golf team placed top nine in the county championships and qualified for the New York State championships on June 6.
The boys and girls varsity track teams also put together a great season, with India Arrillaga, Emily Martinovich, Delilah Modlin, Lillian Thompson and Peter Vitale qualifying for the county championships.
The flag football team continued to grow, nearly upsetting first-seeded Plainedge in the Class C semifinals. Unified basketball went 3-3 and made it to the Division 3 semifinals. The young Falcons baseball team laid the ground work for the future, with a very young roster that included several eighth graders. The boys tennis team qualified for the Division D playoffs, making it into the quarterfinals.