Rams of the Week

V Girls’ Water Polo - Sophia Blauta ’29
During our tournament this weekend, Sophia scored her first varsity goal! She is a quiet and reliable presence in the pool who is always up for a challenge. She listens and applies what is taught, getting better each and every day. We are excited to see what the rest of the season brings! 

3rds Boys Soccer - Kevin Sun ’29
Kevin stepped up in a big way during our last game. With our starting goalkeeper injured before the game, I asked Kevin if he could take on the goalkeeper role. He was excited to accept the challenge and immediately took responsibility for the team. Kevin’s willingness to step into an unfamiliar role and support his teammates made a difference for us during the game. His effort and commitment helped our team compete and earn the win.

V Boys’ Soccer - Brady Wang ’29
Scored first career goal this weekend v High Mowing and played 80 minutes vs #13 Hotchkiss in a 1-1 tie with an outstanding performance.

V Girls’ Cross Country - Kennedy Lauer '27
Kennedy Lauer '27 has been an incredible example for the team since the start of preseason. She is the top runner and the fastest runner in school history. Setting a personal record at the George School invitational for her first race, she followed it up with a win at the Mercersburg Family Weekend Invite. Her hard work and encouraging words of wisdom show the entire team what dedication can achieve. Don't miss your chance to see her run this season!

V Boys’ Water Polo - Nikola Skodric '28
Nikola broke into the scoring column with a hat trick in the team's 21-15 victory over the New Haven Hydras club team. Nikola has trained hard and is clearly determined to get back in shape upon his return from injury. 

V Volleyball - Jia Patel ’29
She is working so hard, always staying so positive and is such an awesome leader on and off the court.

JV Field Hockey  - Ella Charron ’27 and Lexi Brensinger ’27
This week's Rams of the Week go to Ella Charron and Lexi Brensinger for stepping up as true leaders on our team. With so many players brand-new to field hockey this season, they've gone out of their way to help teammates learn the game, and they've done so with patience, encouragement, and kindness every single time.

That kind of leadership doesn't show up on a scoreboard, but it's exactly what makes a team. Thank you both for your time, your great attitudes, and for making everyone feel like they belong. We appreciate you!

V Girls’ Soccer - Cecelia DiPrinzio ’27
For scoring in the last game and always being a competitor!

V Boys’ Cross Country  - Jeremiah Thomas ’29
Jeremiah Thomas '29 has been a stalwart of our first two races this season, leading the team at the George School Invitational and finishing 2^nd on the team and 6^th overall at Mercersburg this past weekend. He’s putting in strong efforts and is set up for a strong season.

JV Girls’ Soccer - Ava VonWachenfeldt ’30
She’s been with us since day one and has consistently shown up for practice. She’s been a strong and steady presence for our defense. In our game today, she kept a cool head, gained control of the ball, and skillfully played it out of the back field. 

V Field Hockey - Ryder Obst ’29
We are nominating Ryder for this week because she made two defensive saves in our game against Kingsway last week. Not to mention, she has been stepping up as a leader this year and always puts in the work, even when no one is watching. 

Varsity Girls Water Polo - Catherine Zhang '28
Over the weekend, she led the team with 8 steals and constant effort in the pool. Coaches have noticed great progress in her ball-handing and shooting strength from last season as she continues to learn the game and grow as a player.

JV Boys’ Soccer - Lach Dumais '29
Lach is a major reason JV is 2–0. His grit and aggressive play in goal intimidate opponents, while his enthusiasm and all-out effort during practices set a high bar for teammates. The growth curve has been quite steep for someone who has been away from the game for years, but attitude trumps experience when Lach’s ‘no limits’ mentality is in play.

3rds Boys’ Soccer - John Kolter '29
John had an amazing performance in our game against Episcopal Academy, scoring three goals and providing great energy and support for the team throughout the game. He continued to work hard and stay involved until the very end, helping us stay competitive and contributing to our comeback with a goal in the final few minutes.

Girls’ Cross Country - Carina Palopoli '30
Carina has worked very hard during preseason and is seeing the benefits of her hard work paying off. She broke 30 minutes for the first time at our race over the weekend. We are excited to see her continue to develop this season and beyond.

V Boys’ Golf - Liam Wipfler '30
Liam, a new member of the Boys' Varsity Golf team, has had a stellar start to the new season. On Wednesday, September 16, he shot a 39 at Brookside to seal the team’s 203 - 208 victory against Haverford. 

Field Hockey - Hark Sandhu '27
She led the forwards in the press this weekend and especially made a huge impact in the last quarter of the game against St. John's. She brings great energy and hard work to the team. 

Boys' Cross Country - Noah Juffe ’30
Noah Juffe ’30 joined the cross country preseason this fall and worked hard throughout with a great attitude. At his first 5K race of the season, he ran an excellent 23:21 to finish 5th for the team and help with the scoring at the huge George School Invitational on Saturday. Keep up the great work!

Girls’ Soccer - Scarlett Bird '29
Two goals!  🙂

Girls’ Tennis - Abigail Martin '29, Anneliese Mortenson '28, Dylan Stoltzfus ’27, and Riley Won '28. Dylan and Riley won their match against Springside in straight sets, clinching our victory. Abigail and Anneliese won in dramatic fashion, winning two tiebreakers to secure their victory over SCH.

Boys’ Varsity Soccer - Drew Moser '29
Made his first career start vs. Germantown Friends and was part of a defensive unit that allowed only two shots over 80 minutes. 

Volleyball - Francesca Munafo '29
Nominating her for her heart, her hustle, and her ability to quickly recover after a mistake and stay focused on what she needed to do. 

Varsity Volleyball- Bailey Mitchell '29
She put her all out there on the court for our first game. In addition to having 15 kills, 9 aces, and 9 digs, she was a positive voice throughout the entire game, keeping her energy high and everyone’s spirits up.

Varsity Girls’ Soccer- Lily Mauro '27
Lily played a new position, locking down defensively against a very tough opponent.

Varsity Field Hockey- Harper Bruder '29
She got on the board for our first two games, scoring important early goals. She has also been a consistent leader, giving everything in every game. 

Varsity Girls’ Tennis- Mingming Yang '28 and Lily Braca '27
Mingming had a fantastic match at the number one singles position, where she battled back from a set down to win the match in a match tiebreaker. Lily won at the second singles position. She played an intelligent match defined by steady play, which wore her opponent down. 

Varsity Girls’ Water Polo- Vanessa Williams '29
She has shown marked improvement from last season and works hard at practice every day. She is always positive and supportive of her teammates. Her focus on technical details has made a huge difference in her strength and speed as she strives to do even better each day. She has proven she is a dependable staple in goal, and we look forward to a strong season from her this year. 

Varsity Boys' Water Polo - Dooie Kim '29
Goalkeeper Dooie Kim provided the foundation for the 21-10 victory at Malvern Prep. Dooie turned away 10 shots and directed our counterattack with precision passing. Things felt unsettled with the game tied 4-4 after one period and several starters in foul trouble. As Hill began to build the lead, Dooie kept the Friars at bay with several key blocks.

Varsity Boys' Soccer - Will Leigh '27 
Will showed a lot of grit throughout the first few games against challenging opponents.

Meghan Ward '27 - Varsity Softball
Meghan's batting average is .600 over the last three games. Her hot bat has come in clutch driving in five runs on six hits. Meghan has kept us in games with her leadership, determination, big bat, and magnet glove. Good work, Meghan!

Calvin Dietz '28 - Varsity Baseball
Calvin earned his first varsity win this past weekend vs. Mercersburg Academy on May 10. The fourth former stepped in as a relief pitcher and threw four solid innings, yielding just three hits, zero runs with three strikeouts and no walks. Calvin's steady performance on the mound helped Hill surmount an 8-run deficit in a comeback win!

Calvin has embraced his role on the team all year long, modeling selflessness and consistency for his peers and coaches. 

Alec Ding '29 - JV Boys' Tennis
Ram of the Week goes to Alec Ding for his skillful play, patience, and calm, focused inner game in securing the final come-from-behind team match victory against The Perkiomen School on May 12. Alec’s composure and determination helped lead an outstanding JV tennis team effort as they closed out their season with a dominant 6–0 win. Congratulations to Alec and the entire team on a terrific finish to the season!

Auggie Furlong '29 - Varsity Boys' Golf
Auggie earned the lowest score for the match at 39 strokes and helped lead Hill past The Peddie School at Brookside Country Club 206-219 on May 1.

Cece Diprinzio '27 - Varsity Girls' Lacrosse
Cece is a hard worker, resilient, and selfless! She has helped the team in many ways this season, especially this week with our big win over conference opponent Blair on May 1.

Johnny Moore '26 - Varsity Baseball
Johnny's leadership on the mound and at the plate has helped the Blues compete this season. With Johnny on the mound, we beat rival The Lawrenceville School on April 16 in a Blue Light game and bested The Westtown School at their place in a dominant win on April 30. Johnny's quiet yet intense competitive spirit will be missed next season.

Daniel Sun '27, James Gong '26 and Josh Gong '28 - Varsity Boys' Tennis
Daniel, James, and Josh won their singles matches over Blair on May 2. Daniel was also victorious against Springside Chestnut Hill Academy on May 1.

Evan Muto '26 - Varsity Baseball
Evan's consistent and excellent play in center field has been an example of leadership and stability for this year's varsity squad full of youngsters. He models a positive attitude and 100% effort daily, embodying what we want in our student-athletes at Hill.

Shreyas Korithwada '26 and Pablo Zapata '26 - Varsity Boys' Tennis
Shreyas and Pablo earned a doubles victory on April 26 at the Shafer Tennis Tournament.

Grif Boyer '28 - Varsity Baseball
Grif's selfless attitude, toughness, and leadership have been evident game in and game out this season.

Willow Gall '28 - Varsity Softball
Willow hit a grand slam in each of the last two games: The Shipley School on April 20 and The Peddie School on April 15.

Daniel Sun '27 and Grayson Steele '29 - Varsity Boys' Tennis
Daniel and Grayson earned multiple wins against The Perkiomen School on April 3, The Lawrenceville School on April 8, Germantown Academy on April 9, and Mercersburg Academy on April 15.

Angelina Sottosanti '26, Brian Stone '25, Nduka Nnadi '26, Henry Krafczek '27, Kieran Leung ’27 - Varsity Crew
Over the holiday break, Hill Crew raced the 2000m club distance at the Mercer Sprints on April 18, one of the toughest regattas in this country, featuring high schools and junior clubs. The Men's 1st Varsity 4+ (cox Angelina Sottosanti, stroke Brian Stone, 3 Nduka Nnadi, 2 Henry Krafczek, bow Kieran Leung) was 4th out of 7 in their tight heat, of the schools losing only to Salisbury School. On Sunday, with a new race plan, they raced in the B finals, finishing 2nd out of 7, narrowly nipped by Narragansett Boat Club from New England. All scholastic boats were in the B finals. Combining 4^th Flick and Mercer Sprints results, and looking to the Mid-Atlantics qualifier, this boat is the #4 fastest 4+ (and thus fully in the hunt for one of the four bids to Youth Nationals) in the Mid-Atlantic and #1 among the region's scholastic boats (and thus well-positioned for Stotesbury). Well-done!

JV Boys' Hockey: Lincoln Daniels
After announcing the starting lineup before the game, Lincoln Daniels led an impromptu a cappella rendition of the National Anthem on Senior Day. When technology failed, Lincoln stepped up, showed leadership and courage, and delivered a great song.

Varsity Girls' ice Hockey: Avery Cohen '26 and Julia Slaney '26

Avery Cohen '26 scored key third-period goals in come-from-behind wins against Canterbury and Kent, including both the tying and go-ahead goals in the last three minutes vs. Kent.

Julia Slaney '26 logged a ton of minutes over the Canterbury-Nobles-Kent weekend and made many key plays on both sides of the puck.

JV Boys' Basketball: Marco Massimi '29 and Jaiden Barnes '29
Marco and Jaiden have made huge strides in developing on the court and as vocal leaders in practice. They both symbolize what great teammates should represent.

Boys Squash: Ian Ryu '28 and Landon Qiu '27
Ian and Landon posted convincing singles wins against Tower Hill and Malvern Prep.

Swimming & Diving: Sophia Blauta '29 and Max Grande '28
Sophia had a breakout third form season, picking up some big wins for Hill. She was the highest-place finisher for the entire team at Easterns. Always looking to challenge herself, she even worked to incorporate a new dive into her list just one week before the Easterns meet. Bravo!

Max has worked hard all season, and it paid off at Easterns. He swam his best times in the 200 Free and the 500 Free, making it back to the finals in both events. He was the only member of the team to make it back in two individual events. Terrific accomplishment for a fourth former!

Varsity Girls' Squash - Elva Cheng '26 and Chloe Luo '27
The Hill girls' squash team competed at the MAPL tournament this weekend, facing Blair and Mercersburg. The Hill had played these two MAPL opponents at home two weeks earlier, losing to Blair 5-2 and beating Mercersburg 4-3. At the MAPL tournament, Chloe Luo was able to flip her prior match result, beating her Blair opponent in four games - the same opponent as two weeks prior.  She committed to and executed the game plan needed to secure the win and help the team finish stronger. Elva Cheng also improved her result against her Mercersburg opponent, beating her decisively in three games, having gone five games with her two weeks prior. Elva was "locked in," playing a strong, technical game, displaying confidence in her shots and an unwavering commitment to her game plan. 

Boys' Squash - Sean Kim '27
Sean Kim won a huge five-set match vs. Blair after being down 5-10 in the fifth game.

Varsity Girls' Basketball - Zy Williams '26
Zy had a great opportunity to start on sixth form recognition and made the most of it. She has worked extremely hard throughout her time with the program, and it showed against Perk. Her presence was felt on the defensive end, getting deflections, steals, and rebounds to help propel our offense.  

JV Girls' Ice Hockey - Campbell Neese '28
Campbell is a V2 veteran who brings her best every day. She’s learned a lot about the game and is often one of the first to answer questions during practice. Campbell is positive to everyone and offers advice to fellow skaters. She brings it on game day but does it with a smile on her face. We can’t ask for anything more!

Varsity Boys' Basketball - T.J. McGlinn '26 and Barkley Reid '26
T.J. McGlinn '26 and Barkley Reid '26 notched career highs of 20 and 17 points, respectively, as Hill celebrated the class of 2026 in style with a 93-62 win over Rocktop Academy. The program veterans enjoyed a well-deserved opportunity to showcase their talents, having served Hill basketball consistently and selflessly the past four years

Varsity Girls' ice Hockey - Hark Sandhu '27
Hark Sandhu scored her first career Hill goal in spectacular fashion with a tremendous individual effort in a win against Northfield Mount Hermon.

Girls' Swimming & Diving - Isie Haberland '27
Isie has had a terrific season, swimming two of the hardest events, the 500 Freestyle and the 200 IM, towards the end of the season. She always has a positive attitude and is an example of what every teammate should be.

Boys' Swimming - Jack Gomez '27
Jack has done it all this season, from the 200 IM and the 500 Freestyle to dropping significant time in his sprint events. He swims whatever the team needs without complaint, and he has earned his spot at Easterns, where he will compete in two of the relays.

JV Girls' Squash - Jacquleine McNeilly '27 and Rebecca Jean '27
Both Jacqueline and Rebecca got called up to play in the varsity match against Tower Hill, and both secured 3-0 wins, playing very well.

Girls' Swimming: Shea Whitney '26
Shea has had a standout season, working hard every day and being a great teammate. Her hard work paid off at the MAPL Championship meet, where she swam her best times in all her events. She is a pleasure to coach and deserves this recognition.

Boys' Swimming: Vincent Lin '28
Vincent had a terrific MAPL Championship meet. He has always been a great butterfly swimmer, but he has been working hard to improve his freestyle as well so he can contribute in relays. His contributions in freestyle in the relays at the MAPL meet were impressive, with best times by a wide margin.

JV Girls' Ice Hockey: Jia Patel '29
Jia is always one of the first people on the ice. She brings a fantastic attitude every day and sets an example for others through her hard work. She truly wants to learn the game and get better, and you can’t ask for more than that!

JV Girls' Squash: Dominique Donaldson '27 and Claire Powers '28
Dominique and Claire both secured the only two wins we had against a stacked Penn Charter team, and both are in their first year on the team. They both work hard every day and have improved a ton since the beginning of the season. Both have added great energy and positivity to the team.

Varsity Girls' Basketball: Willow Gall '28
Willow continues to show improvement and growth from the beginning of the season. She has stepped up into starting roles and held her own against some very tough competition. 

Boys’ Squash: Alex Li '29
Alex Li led the Blues to a straight-set victory over Blair Academy this past weekend.

Girls’ Squash: Layla Choudhri '26
Leading by example, Layla showed grit and determination in our second match of the weekend against Blair Academy. Despite being down two games, she fought back - going into overtime to secure the third game - and ultimately forcing her opponent into a 5-game match. Layla pushed through setbacks in her game and changed her strategy mid-match to stay competitive on court for her team.

Girls’ Swimming: Kira Bartolini '29
Kira has worked hard all season but has stepped up even more in the past week. She puts in solid effort at practice, and her hard work is paying off. At our recent meet, she swam a best time in the 100 Breaststroke and then immediately turned around to swim in the 400 Free Relay for a swimmer who had to back out at the last minute. Kira was matched against a faster swimmer as the anchor in the relay, and the other girl started to pass her just at the end of the race. Not to be beat, Kira put on a burst of speed in the last 10 yards to finish just ahead of her opponent. Tenacity and perseverance mark her for success.

Boys’ Swimming: Jinmo Lee '27
Jinmo has thoughtfully tried to find his best events this year, even trying the 100 Butterfly (which he said he did not want to swim again this year after trying it at the end of last season). Not only has he done well in that challenging event, but he has also swum it voluntarily on multiple occasions. Even after discovering that he was a stronger sprinter, he swam the 100 Butterfly one more time for the team at our last meet, even though I had given him the option not to swim it. His selflessness is admirable.

Track & Field: Michelle Lawrence '26
Michelle broke the school record in the 3200 at Peddie on Tuesday night, running 11:56.74. Not only was this an indoor track school record, but it was also the fastest 3200 by any girl in school history (indoor or outdoor). Michelle is the first girl in school history to break the 12-minute barrier, solidifying herself as one of the top distance runners in the league.

JV Girls’ Hockey: Abbie Figueroa '27 & Sophia Swarr '29
Abbie, one of the team captains, scored her first career goal against Lawrenceville last week. She also does a great job communicating with the coaches and being a leader on the ice. Sophia made 60+ saves against Lawrenceville in the Friday JV game and was an important contributor during varsity practices the days before and the day after. The consummate teammate and presence in the locker room.

Boys’ Basketball: Cole Trn '28
Cole continues to bring energy and enthusiasm to every practice and has carried that passion into games, sparking our team over the past week.

Steve Moore ‘27 - Boys Basketball
Steve continues to work hard both in and out of practice. His behind the scenes efforts to improve have been great leadership by example. His best basketball his ahead of him. Keep pushing Steve.

Alger Oliver '28 - Grils' Track & Field
Alger ran 5:45.41 in the mile, topping her previous personal best by 16 seconds, in Hill's sweep of Hun and Westtown last weekend.  

Aidan Blauta '29 - Boys' Track & Field
Aidan ran a gutsy 400 of 56.23 in his season debut as part of Hill's sweep of Hun and Westtown.

Monroe Short '27 & Ethan Ryu '26 - Boys' Varsity Squash
Monroe enjoyed an undefeated week for Hill, which included a clutch and only team win against Haverford.

Ethan went undefeated this weekend and played tough five set match against a very talented Haverford squad.

Juliette Larkin '29 - Swimming & Diving
Juliette embodies all three of our team goals for the season: work hard, be kind, and have fun. She was a bit reluctant at first to swim the 100 Butterfly, one of the least popular events. Now she swims it willingly and continues to drop significant time, including 5 seconds in the last meet. She is a pleasure to coach and to have as part of the team

Jeannie Lee '26 and Elva Cheng '26 - Girls' Varsity Squash
Jeannie Lee has shown consistent improvement and effort this season. She showed up this week for her team pushing herself and her opponents in all three matches and providing valuable support to her teammates in their matches. 

Elva Cheng secured the win for the team against Baldwin on Wednesday and Shady Side on Saturday. She fought through a tough second match on Saturday against LCDS improving her game plan and strategy throughout the match to force her opponent to a fifth game. 

Ellie Moser '26 - Varsity Girls' Basketball
Ellie continues to demonstrate our team core values of Grit, Family, Passion. Always first on the ground for loose balls, boxing out no matter who she's up against and always cheering for her teammate's success. 

Casper Hao '27 - Varsity Fencing
Casper was willing to give up his weekend and spend two days at the tournament, helping strip coach not only the boys team but the girls team..

Anneliese Mortenson '28 & Riley Won '28 - JV Girls' Squash
Anneliese and Riley won really gritty five-game matches that helped Hill defeat Blair 9-1 in the first MAPL match of the season.

Noah Leigh '28 - Boys' Swimming & Diving
Noah stepped up in a big way on a young team, filling in wherever he is needed. He has contributed substantially in Hill's last two meets - both wins - including multiple best times. His work ethic is admirable and sets a good example for the entire team.

Emerson Kellie '28 - Girls' Swimming & Diving
Emerson had a terrific diving season as a 3rd former and returns this year ready to build on that success. She works hard each day to add higher degree-of-difficulty dives to her list while continually focusing on the balance and timing of her approach. Emerson has remained focused and committed to improvement in each practice. Through consistent attention to detail and relentless work on her fundamentals, the team looks forward to continued growth through the second half of the season. 

London Ezell '26, Liam Mpofu '26, Rohan Tyagi '27, Trevon Foster '26 - Track & Field: Boys' 4x55 Shuttle Hurdles Team
The Hill Boys' 4x55 Shuttle Hurdles Team set a new school record of 32.65 at the Tsai Relays meet at Lawrenceville.

Max Barry '28 - Varsity Boys' Basketball
Max's attitude and effort have been exemplary. Fighting through several injuries, he has worked hard to get back and brings team-first energy every day.

Varsity Girls’ Ice Hockey: Tatum Hall ’29 scored her first career Hill goal against St. George’s as part of her very impressive and productive weekend at the New Year’s Prep Puck Drop.

Varsity Boys’ Ice Hockey: Troy Brannen ’27 battled through injury this weekend, playing in three games in two days to anchor the Blues’ already battered defensive core.

Varsity Girls’ Basketball: Lucia Eilberg ’28 scored a career-high 15 points off the bench in Hill’s 73-26 victory over West Nottingham Academy on January 5. 

Trevon Foster ’26 - Boys' Indoor Track and Field
Trevon earned a new school record on December 13 for the 55 Meter Dash with a time of 6.54 seconds.

Olivia Akpan ’29 - Girls' Indoor Track and Field
Olivia earned a new school record on December 13 for the 55 Meter Dash with a time of 7.32 seconds.

Ethan Ryu ’26 - Varsity Boys' Squash
Ethan played the best squash of his life winning twice this weekend at the MASA Championships on December 12 and 13.

Andrew Jani ’27 - JV Boys' Ice Hockey
Andrew Jani was outstanding for Boy’s JV hockey in the team’s first win of the season. He made many great saves late in the game to secure the 5-4 victory over Germantown Academy on December 15.

Liddy Middaugh ’28 - Varsity Girls' Ice Hockey
Liddy proved to be a difference in a 2-1 overtime win over Frederick Gunn on December 13, making several key saves when the game was tied in the third period.

Amy Wang ’26 - Varsity Girls' Ice Hockey
Amy Wang was voted Exeter Invitational Tournament MVP after allowing one goal in two games, providing steady and outstanding goaltending to pace the team in winning the championship against Phillips Exeter on December 15.

Zuri Holub ’26 - Varsity Girls' Squash
During the MASA tournament on December 12 and 13, The Hill played one match late Friday night and two matches on Saturday.  Zuri showed incredible fight on court through all three matches, battling individually, and for the team, over the weekend.

Chloe Luo ’28 - Varsity Girls' Squash
Chloe won both of her matches during the MASA tournament on Saturday, December 13, elevating her level of play and hustling for the team.

Ray Huang ’29 - JV Boys' Squash
Ray stepped into the playing ladder on December 16 against a strong Lancaster Country Day School squad to replace a teammate who was too ill to play. In his first ever interscholastic squash match, Ray beat his opponent 3-1 after losing the first game. His hard work in practice and positive spirit led to a great win!

Johnson Wu ’29 - Swimming and Diving
New to the team and to the school, Johnson has worked hard over the past couple of weeks, resulting in his being ready to swim two of the hardest events, the 200 IM and the 500 Free, in the same meet. He did so without complaining, and served as an example for his teammates.

Elsa Ward ’28 - Swimming and Diving
Elsa has worked hard in practice and it is paying off. She swam three best times in our most recent meet against Villa Maria Academy on December 17, including in the grueling 500 Freestyle. She is a model swimmer and a great example for all to follow.


 

James Small ’28 - Boys' Varsity Ice Hockey
James earned his first career point in his first start at Hill on Saturday December 6. He also contributed to earning a 4-3 win over Mount St. Charles on December 7. 

Lucy Ward ’27 - Wrestling
Lucy won her first ever tournament title this past weekend at the Pottstown Invitational on December 7.

Jia Patel ’29 - JV Girls' Ice Hockey
As a new member of the JV community, Jia comes in with a fantastic attitude and willingness to try her hardest to improve. She’s never afraid to ask clarifying questions and is a great team member in every way. We can’t wait for her to take the ice in our first game!

Ellie Jones ’27 - JV Girls' Ice Hockey
Ellie is brand new to hockey and skating in general but has not hesitated to give it her all. She brings determination and curiosity every day and has consistently improved. She has even gotten her first goal and assist during practice already! Keep up the good work, Ellie!

Sawyer Smith ’26 - Varsity Boys' Basketball
Sawyer has jumped in with enthusiasm. He practices hard every day and is a very smart player who is making our team better in a lot of important ways.

Hope Labaczewski ’28 - Varsity Girls' Basketball
Congratulations to Hope, who scored her first varsity points on Sunday morning against Perkiomen School on December 7 on a 3-pointer off a great extra pass from Zy Williams '26.

Leo Li ’28 - Swimming and Diving
Leo joined the team shortly after the season started, and he has worked hard to steadily improve. He is eagerly learning starts, strokes, turns, and everything about the sport. At a recent practice, he was selected as the team's "champion" to attempt a "get-out" swim. He had to swim a 50 Freestyle faster than his previously recorded best time. He broke it by more than 10 seconds, and the team was allowed to end practice early. He is a most welcome addition to the team.

Elisa Bartolini ’26 - Swimming and Diving
Isa has modeled our team goals for this season - Work Hard, Be Kind, Have Fun. She stepped in with literally only a couple of minutes notice to fill in for an absent swimmer at our meet on Saturday, December 6. When told she needed to get to the blocks immediately, her only question, while she adjusted her goggles, was "What am I swimming?" The answer was the longest event of that meet, the 200 Freestyle. She is a great example to the entire team.

Addisyn Baird ’27 - Varsity Girls' Ice Hockey
Addisyn scored twice against Westminster, including an incredible play on the fourth goal on December 6.

April Mittnacht ’27 - Varsity Girls' Ice Hockey
April logged a lot of ice time in the team’s 4-2 win over Westminster on December 6. She is a steadying leadership presence on and off the ice

Landon Qiu ’27 - Varsity Boys' Squash
Landon won two matches at the Flanagan Tournament at Mercersburg on December 7.

Richard Liu ’26 - Varsity Boys' Squash
Richard won two matches at the Flanagan Tournament at Mercersburg on December 7.

Ryan Sung '27 - Swimming and Diving
Ryan stepped up to swim the 500m race at the Albany Academies meet on November 15 despite not having trained specifically for the event. He took the advice of coaches to heart and turned in a fantastic swim, dropping over 18 seconds off his best time from last year. Ryan has worked hard in practice every day, and it paid off in the meet.

Lauryn Gomez '27 - Swimming and Diving
Lauryn swims and dives but she chose to concentrate mostly on diving during our first week of the season. Short-handed due to illness and other commitments, we needed Lauryn to swim in our meet against Albany Academy on November 15. She stepped up and contributed in a big way, earning valuable points for the team. The girls ended up winning by one point, 90-89. Lauryn's contribution was significant in the victory.

Mya Chotvacs-Chase ’27 - Varsity Girls' Ice Hockey
Mya began her Hill career in highly-successful fashion, scoring the team’s opening goal of the season against The Hoosac School on November 20 and contributed 2 goals and 3 assists over the team’s first three games.

Allie Mittnacht ’27 - Varsity Girls' Ice Hockey
Allie started her second Hill season with the same consistent reliability that made her a backbone over the course of her first season. She led the team to a 3-0 record playing across all situations, and contributed offensively with 2 goals and 1 assist.

Sammie Faella ’26 - Varsity Girls' Basketball
Sammie scored her 1,000th point for Hill against Germantown Friends School on December 2. She also scored 29 points that game in total, including a game winner at the buzzer to secure Hill's 38-36 win.

TJ McGlinn ’26 - Varsity Boys' Basketball
Despite a nagging injury, TJ has shown up and worked hard every practice. He always puts the team first and selflessly contributes to team morale and energy.

Ryan Sung '27 - Swimming and Diving
Ryan stepped up to swim the 500m race at the Albany Academies Meet on November 15 despite not having trained specifically for the event. He took the advice of coaches to heart and turned in a fantastic swim, dropping over 18 seconds off his best time from last year. Ryan has worked hard in practice every day, and it paid off in the meet.

Lauryn Gomez '27 - Swimming and Diving
Chloe was new to field hockey this fall, but you would never know it from the way she plays. Small but mighty, she brings energy and focus to every game. Her extra hitting sessions against the stone wall in Dutch paid off.

Layla Choidhri '26 - JV Field Hockey
Layla was the heart and joy of the team this season. Always positive, and she led by example. Her steady leadership made her an outstanding captain.

Peter Orphanos '29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Peter has been a huge asset to the team this week! He is always ready to step in and play any position the squad needs, showing great flexibility and team spirit. Peter's been consistently on time for practices, brings a positive attitude, and is always there to support his teammates on and off the field.

Caroline Brandt '26 - Varsity Girls' Soccer
Caroline scored the game winning goal against The Lawrenceville School on November 8.

Annabelle Lombardi '26 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
Annabelle set the tone early in our game against Lawrenceville by scoring the first goal! A four-year member of our program, her steady presence and quiet strength have made a lasting impact. Annabelle continues to show up with heart, resilience, and a genuine love for the game that reflects her dedication to her teammates and our program.

Bodie Lanning '28 - Varsity Boys' Water Polo
In the final game, Bodie lead the team with season highs of seven assists and five steals. Throughout the season, Bodie embraced the often unheralded role of center defender to provide the foundation for our half court defense.

Iris Tan '29 - JV Girls' Tennis
Throughout the season, Iris has been determined to improve her game. She played many matches that lead to a tiebreaker, including Lawrenceville weekend, where she gave her best effort and worked hard with her teammate, Emma. 

Emma Ma '28 - JV Girls' Tennis
Emma has brought a cheerful demeanor that lights up the team. She is a hardworking tennis player who cares deeply about the outcome of her games. During Lawrenceville weekend, she and her partner, Iris, put their best foot forward, leading to an exciting tiebreaker. 

Lily Mauro ’27 - Varsity Girls' Soccer
Lily scored the game winning goal in the Commonwealth Cup semi finals on November 4 against The Baldwin School.

Noah Sebastian ’29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Noah has shown outstanding commitment by always being on time and present at nearly every practice. He plays a big role on our defensive line, bringing calmness and focus to the team. Noah is also a respectful, supportive teammate and a great example of consistency and sportsmanship.

Aaron Kraus ’28 - Boys' Cross Country
Aaron just joined the team as a new fourth former this fall and has worked hard and ran fast all year. He ran extremely well when it counted this past weekend at the MAPL championship, finishing 3^rd overall, All-MAPL, in an excellent time of 16:32 (Hill’s best time, and finish, in more than 10 years in this meet).

Isie Haberland ’28 - Girls' Cross Country
Isie came up with a huge personal record at the MAPL Championships on Saturday, November 1. She ran her fastest time of the season by over four minutes and also set a lifetime personal record! This was a truly impressive effort from Isie.

Juliette Larkin ’29 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
As a third former, Juliette has quickly made her mark in our program with her effort and smart offensive play. Her passion for the game and eagerness to keep learning and improving make Juliette an exciting player to watch.

Haley Elliott ’27 - Varsity Field Hockey
Haley stepped up during our post-season run this fall. Haley took on the role of defensive center midfield even though she is a more offensive player because that is what the team needed at the time. Haley's distribution from the backfield and positive talk were a great addition to the team!

Ben Lee ’27 - JV Boys' Water Polo
Captain Ben Lee played great defense and fueled the counterattack to help Hill to its third straight win on October 24. He scored two goals in transition as Hill defeated Malvern Preparatory School 9-6.

Derek Zhang ’27 - JV Boys Soccer:
Derek has been a quiet leader on JV soccer for the past two years. He has been a ‘brick wall’ at center-back all season. Derek is a significant part of why the team has had six “clean sheets” this fall.

Catherine Zhang ’28 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
Catherine has shown grit during games and a strong commitment to the team, putting in extra time in the pool and pushing herself to get better — a true example of hard work and team spirit.

Andy (Jinhoo) Lee ’29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Andy has shown outstanding consistency and commitment. Andy has not missed a single practice all season and always gives his best effort. In the Mercersburg game, Andy did an excellent job controlling the midfield and supporting the offensive line, helping create key scoring opportunities. Andy’s focus, reliability, and positive attitude make him a great example of team spirit and dedication. Thank you, Andy.

Mia Meulen ’29 - Varsity Girls' Soccer
Mia scored game winning goal in overtime vs Mercersburg on October 25. This was Mia's first varsity goal.

Samantha Williams ’28 - JV Field Hockey
Samantha Williams' growth as a player has been enjoyable to watch, particularly this year as she has helped solidify our midfield. Sam is quick on her feet and consistently does a great job reading the game and making smart decisions. She is becoming a true jab queen, using her speed and skill to win possession and control the pace of play. Sam, your hard work and development are making a real impact on the team!

Amanda Heeney ’29 - Girls' Cross Country
Amanda has been injured much of the season but came back to run in the freshman race at the PAISAA State Championships. She won the race with a hard sprint to the finish, edging out a girl, who had led the entire race, at the finish line. Amanda is ready to race at the MAPL Championships.

Macy Rehak ’26 - Varsity Field Hockey
Macy Rehak had a great week on the defensive line. It came of a successful end when she scored her first goal of the season off a penalty stroke at Mercersburg on October 25.

Mingming Yang ’28 and Lily Braca ’27 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Mingming and Lily each had outstanding doubles play against Mercersburg Academy on October 25. They also fought back in the first sets to take those sets and cruise to victory.

Alex Li '29 - JV Boys Soccer
Alex brings joy, enthusiasm, and a high level of positive energy to every practice and game. He strives to improve and make himself and the team better but does not take himself too seriously. Alex has created the perfect balance: he has fun, but not at the expense of team or personal improvement.

Emma Li '26 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
Emma's steady presence, hard work, and commitment make her an important leader for the team. 

John Kolter '29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
John made a big difference in our recent game against Church Farm School on October 15. Playing as a striker, John showed great teamwork and determination throughout the match. Smart positioning and persistence finally paid off when John scored his first goal of the season! John’s energy and effort were key to our team’s success in this game. Ram of the Week is a well-deserved recognition for his hard work and positive attitude.

Natalia Barnes '29 - JV Girls' Soccer
Natalia started playing soccer this season and has already developed into one of our biggest impact players. In our most recent games she played a key role in building our momentum offensively by driving down the field on the offensive line.

Claire Powers '28 - JV Field Hockey
Whether anchoring our defense at center back, driving play from halfback, or controlling the midfield, Claire has been an absolute wall this season. Her growth since her third form year has been remarkable, and she's never looked stronger or more confident on the field. Game after game, Claire shows up as our most dependable player. We are so happy to have her on our team!

Viv Chancellor '28 - JV Field Hockey
Sometimes being a good teammate means stepping up in the most unexpected ways. During Family Weekend against The Hun School of Princeton on October 18, Viv demonstrated incredible bravery by volunteering to play in goal despite never having practiced the position. Her willingness to help the team in our time of need exemplifies the selfless spirit that makes this team special. Thank you, Viv!

Jacqueline McNeilly '27 - Girls' Cross Country
Jacqueline had a great race at home against The Hun School of Princeton on October 17. Our home course is a very challenging one, but Jacqueline turned in a time only a few seconds behind her season PR. This was a big breakthrough for Jacqueline and it comes at the perfect time as we head into the championship stretch of our season.

Fergus Chen '28 - Varsity Football
Fergus played his best game of the season with five tackles (one sack) and a fumble recovery against the St. Luke's School on October 18. He did this with a heavy heart as he returned to China after the game to be with his ailing grandfather. 

Amani Masso '27 - Varsity Field Hockey
Amani played in both of our games this week including our top 10 victory against West Essex High School on October 15 and MAPL win against The Hun School of Princeton on October 18. Amani is always ready to help out the team on the midfield and defensive lines, and has put in some great work at practice this past week.

Marco Massimi '29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Marco is a great role model for leadership and commitment. Marco consistently supports our squad, especially on the defensive end, where he takes real responsibility and helps keep the team organized and strong.

Ellie Moser '26 - Varsity Girls' Soccer
Ellie had an excellent game in the midfield against Peddie on October 11.

Ella Charron '27 - JV Field Hockey
Ella brought incredible energy and grit to our game against Peddie on October 10. Playing center mid, she went 100% from start to finish—tough, feisty, and determined every minute. Ella's relentless effort and leadership in the midfield were key to our hard-fought 1–0 victory. Way to go, Ella!

Noelle Brockman '26 - Girls' Cross Country
Noelle has worked very hard to come back from early season injury and be a major contributor to the team. Her focus on getting healthy and being in shape to perform for the team sets a great example. This past weekend, she ran her fastest race ever against Peddie on October 11 and showed that, as a team, we are a very strong group.

Addie Youree '26 and Caeleigh Schuster '26 - Varsity Field Hockey
Addie and Cae both directly contributed to our 3-0 week by shutting out all three of our opponents. Addie and Cae split time in net and both came up with strong saves in each contest, including our 1-0 win against then #20 Crestwood High School on October 10.

Jill Patel '27 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Jill played a great match on October 8 against the Baldwin School and won the third set tiebreaker to secure a victory.

Angela Wu '27 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Angela played a great match on October 8 against the Baldwin School and won the third set tiebreaker to secure a victory.

Valentina Vendramini Prata Araujo '27 and Norah Chen '29 - JV Girls' Tennis 
At the match against Peddie on October 11, Norah and Valentina won the most matches out of the entire team. Although they were still playing when everyone else had finished, Norah and Valentina pushed through the cold to do their best. Norah and Valentina play so well together and are super supportive of each other's success. 

Calvin Dietz '28 - Varsity Boys' Water Polo
On short notice, Calvin stepped in and played goalkeeper for back-to-back road games at Episcopal Academy and Lawrenceville on October 8 and 11. Despite having minimal training in goal, Calvin made great outlet passes and some big-time saves. He recorded 10 blocks and three steals.

Vanessa Williams '29 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
This past week, Vanessa stepped into the starting goalie position and delivered an outstanding performance, showing grit and focus. We are proud of the way she rose to the challenge.

Jayden Yee '29 - JV Boys' Soccer
Jayden is the consummate team player. He’ll do all he can, including changing positions, to do what is best for the team. Additionally, Jayden is extremely coachable and is not afraid to ask for critical evaluations so as to know what to work on and how to improve.
 

Anna Lloren '26 - JV Field Hockey
Anna brings toughness, athleticism, and pure drive to every practice and game. She is a fierce competitor who never backs down and pushes herself—and her teammates—to be better. We love seeing her get after it every single day. Way to go, Anna!

Harper Bruder '29 - Varsity Field Hockey
Harper scored the game-opening goal in our upset against #1 Academy of Note Dame de Namur on October 1. She has also strung together some great training sessions on the field this week. We cannot wait to see Harper's hard work continue to pay off!

Aaron Kraus ’28 - Boys' Cross Country
Aaron joined the team for preseason and has worked hard and with a positive attitude, leading the team in every race. At the Paul Short invitational on October 2, he led the team by over a minute, finishing 6^th overall with a time of 16 minutes and 43 seconds and gaining recognition for top 25 at the award ceremony. Great start to Aaron's first season at Hill!

Scarlett Katz '26 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Scarlett breezed through her opponent in our match against William Penn Charter School on October 3 and secured the only point earned on the day.

Evan Rohrbaugh '26 - Varsity Boys' Water Polo
Evan scored 12 goals in four games at the 50th annual Cardinal Tournament at Greenwich High School. This is the most individual goals a Hill player has scored at the Cardinal Tournament since 2007. Evan scored a career high five goals in a heartbreaking loss to Phillips Exeter Academy in sudden victory overtime on October 4. 

Michelle Lawrence '26 - Girls' Cross Country
Michelle has been a determined worker all season and finally got her first race in last week at the Paul Short Invitational on October 2. Michelle finished 27th overall in a race of nearly 300 runners and her time stands as the 4th fastest ever by a Hill runner at this meet. 

Elsa Ward '28 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
Elsa has the ability to take coaching feedback and immediately translate it into the pool. She not only listens attentively during practice, but consistently tries to apply what is taught, showing a strong commitment to growth.

Chidi Nnadi '29 - JV Boys' Soccer
Whether on offense or defense, midfielder Chidi uses his impressive speed and quick reaction time to outrun the opposing team’s defense or impede their strikers’ progress. Additionally, Chidi’s strong work ethic and focus during practices carry over to success during games.

Emma Collingwood '27 - JV Girls' Soccer
Emma has stepped up in a big way this year as our most senior member of the team. She provides solid leadership in guiding newer and younger players and is a foundational member of our defensive line. Emma has played every minute of every game so far this year, anchoring our play on the field and keeping us competitive against tough opponents. 

Lam To '29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Earlier in the season, Lam tended to rely on his individual skills, but after a conversation about team play, Lam made a noticeable shift in his approach. In our recent game against Westtown School on October 4, Lam used his abilities to support the team as a playmaker in midfield. I really appreciate the positive change in Lam’s attitude and his commitment to playing for the team.

Anna Sun '28 - JV Girls' Tennis 
Anna is always super supportive of her teammates, making sure she cheers them on and encourages them in both practice and matches. Anna always brings a positive energy and has a smile on her face. 

Audrey Douglass '28 - JV Girls' Tennis 
Audrey is constantly cheering her teammates on in both practices and matches. Audrey encourages her team to do well and always has a positive note to add here and there. Each practice Audrey puts her best effort into improving her tennis game.

Isa Bartolini '26 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo 
Isa showed incredible perseverance and leadership during a tough weekend with four games in two days. Isa never backed down and kept pushing through, no matter how tiring things got. Isa's ability to lead by example and her never-quit attitude are what those around her admire.

Ava Link '29 - JV Girls' Tennis
Ava has positive energy every practice. She is a beginner player but rises to the occasion every match, trying her hardest and keeping an upbeat attitude.

Jia Patel '29 - JV Girls' Tennis
Jia stepped up as a leader for the team. She is encouraging of everyone around her. 

Joy (Ka Yuet) Guo '29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Joy showed incredible resilience and dedication this week. Despite being injured during practice before the game, Joy came to the Pennington match ready to give his all. Joy not only scored two goals but also played through to the end of the game, providing energy, determination, and strong support for the entire squad. Joy's impact made a huge difference for the team.

Grace Carroll '26 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Grace won her singles match on September 27 against The Pennington School.

Scarlett Katz '26 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Scarlett won her singles match on September 27 against The Pennington School.

Mackenzie Neese '27 - Varsity Girls' Soccer
Mackenzie scored her first varsity goal on September 24 against The Shipley School.

Jeremiah Thomas '29 - Boys' Cross Country
Jeremiah has worked hard and in his first 5K is already knocking on the door of running in a varsity meet.

Collin Wang '26, Ford Tufankjian '26, and Pablo Pelayo '27 - Boys' Cross Country
Collin, Ford and Pablo each completed a 5K on their first try. This is a great accomplishment for those new to running.

Ryder Obst '29 - Varsity Field Hockey
Ryder played two great games on the defensive line against Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child on September 24 and Boyertown Area Senior High School on September 26. She capped off the three game week by scoring two goals against The Pennington School on September 27 in our MAPL league opener.

Diamond Henderson '28 - JV Field Hockey
Diamond always comes with good energy to practices and game and always lifts her teammates up. She stays longer at the fields to practice and has been essential to the defensive line this year. Diamond has been a pleasure to have on the team.

Alger Oliver '28 - Girls' Cross Country
Alger has really been pushing herself in practice and working to improve. At the Mercersburg Invitational on September 27 she came through for the team, running a time just a few seconds off her overall personal record. Alger's hard work is paying off and she will be crucial for our success at the end of the season.

Dooie Kim '29 - Varsity Boys' Water Polo
Goalkeeper Dooie Kim helped the team secure two wins at the Battle of the Beltways Tournament at the U.S. Naval Academy on September 20 and 21. Over four games, Dooie recorded 25 saves, two assists, and two steals. Most notably, he blocked four penalty shots including three in one game.

Alexa Creciun '26 - Varsity Girls' Cross Country
Alexa Creciun worked incredibly hard this summer and in the early season to be in a strong position to help the team. At the Canterbury Invitational on September 20 she was tasked with pacing the entire team for the first mile to keep the other girls from going out too fast. The team followed her lead and the result was the highest team finish at the Canterbury Invitational since 2009.

Rachel Tao '28, Cindy Yu' 26, Riley Won '28, and Zuri Holub '26 - Varsity Girls' Tennis
Rachel, Cindy, Riley and Zuri each had outstanding doubles performances against Springside Chestnut Hill on September 20.

Leo Li '28 - Varsity Boys' Cross Country
Leo Li trained well entering the season, moving up from last year into the varsity group of primarily sixth formers. This past Saturday, in the team’s first race, he placed 4^th on the team and 17^th overall at the Canterbury Invitational. He ran a very smart and well-paced race, and finished ahead of the #4 runner from rival Hotchkiss, the defending champion. Leo’s performance was a key differentiator in the Hill School’s first place finish, a meet Hill hadn’t won since 1987.

Kara Syernick '28 - Varsity Girls' Soccer
In two very tough games the last week against Westtown School and The Kiski School, Kara played multiple positions and worked incredibly hard while keeping an amazingly positive and encouraging attitude! 

Kelsey Cummings '26 - Varsity Girls' Water Polo
Kelsey gives 100% every game and practice, always striving to improve and support her team. Her dedication doesn’t go unnoticed - her hard work, and positive attitude make her an important part of the team.

Sophia Blauta '29 - JV Girls' Water Polo
Sophia has shown wonderful dedication and work ethic in the pool, giving her best at every practice. Her consistency shined this week when she played in her first ever water polo games against William Penn Charter School and The Lawrenceville School. We are excited to see her continue to grow as a water polo player! 

Enzo Yang '29 - 3rds Boys' Soccer
Enzo has shown outstanding commitment and dedication as a third former, taking on challenges with determination and always working to improve his skills, especially the mental toughness required to excel as a soccer player. In our last game against The Haverford School on September 19, his impact was clear. Enzo assisted his teammates in scoring and scored a goal himself, making a big difference for our squad.

Alexis Ross '28 - JV Field Hockey
Alexis has shined as a leader on the team. She spends extra time working on her field hockey skills. She is always helping teammates on and off the field making sure they are prepared and have their belongings. Alexis also helped with team dinner. She is the kind of player we all want on our teams!

Becky Fanelli '26 - Varsity Field Hockey
Becky has a great week of practice leading up to the Max Field Hockey Invitational Tournament. Her hard work paid off, and she scored what proved to be the game winning goal against #19 the Bryn Mawr School on September 19!

Juss Smiley '28 - Varsity Football
Juss played his first varsity football game against Academy of the New Church Secondary Schools on September 20. He was dominant on the offensive line and had a pair of tackles on special teams.

Lucy Ward '27 – Varsity Girls' Soccer
Lucy Ward earned a shutout in goal and won the game in penalty kicks against Germantown Friends School on September 6.

Cole Basile '28 – JV Boys’ Soccer
Whether he is playing ffense, defense, or midfielder, Cole helps the JV Boys' Soccer squad control play. He also knows when to settle the team down, and run the team’s offense. As a returning starter, the team counts on Cole for his leadership, aggressive play, and sportsmanship.

Gabriel Auger '27 – Varsity Football
Gabriel earned a team-leading nine solo tackles against Episcopal Academy on September 12.

Sage Garraway '26 – JV Field Hockey
Sage is an all-star who brings grit and confidence to every game, never hesitating to step up to a challenge. What makes Sage especially valuable is the way she has grown into a vocal leader. Her energy and poise in goal give the entire team a boost, and we are excited to see the great season ahead for Sage!

Willow Gall '28 – Varsity Girls' Water Polo
Willow's perseverance and versatility have been shining in the pool! Her desire to do what is best for the team while keeping a positive attitude help to inspire those around her.

Hank Landon '29 – 3rds Boys' Soccer
Hank stepped up big time at the Episcopal Academy game on September 12, taking on goalkeeper for the first time and making clutch saves. Hank took full responsibility without hesitation, listened to the coaches, and showed his dependable, team-first attitude. Hank is the guy who’s always ready to help before and after practice.

Ellie Jeong '28 – Varsity Field Hockey
Since the beginning of preseason, Ellie has shown steady improvement on the field. Her hard work paid off when she scored her first career goal in our 5-1 win against Wyoming Valley West High School on September 10.