Track and Field is preparing for the New England Division III Championships at Marianapolis Prep after hosting the EIL Championships last weekend. The team finished in third place in the Boys Division and fourth in the Girls Division, and the Warriors featured Individual Champion performances from Autumn Allen ‘27, Alex Kittredge ‘26, Maddie Bryan ‘28, Anaya Wilson ‘26, and Leo Blachly-Preston ‘26. The group totaled eight individual champions, which was more than any other school at the competition.
Boys Tennis defeated Portsmouth Abbey to finish the year as runners-up in the EIL. For the fourth straight year, they punched a ticket to the NEPSAC Class C Tennis Tournament. They’re set to host Beaver Country Day at 10am on Saturday at Wheeler Farm.
Girls Lacrosse scored a pair of victories this week over Bancroft and Montrose. Violet Abedon Pollock ’27 scored her 100th career goal against Montrose. The team is catching fire at the right time as they enter the McCoy Cup next Monday, when they’ll travel to Rocky Hill Country Day at 4:30pm.
Boys Lacrosse picked up a pair of wins this week on the road at Lexington Christian and at St. George's versus their JV squad. The team prepares to defend their Al Brown Cup Championship this Monday when they travel to Chapel Hill Chauncy-Hall for the opening round of the tournament.
Baseball topped Landmark School on Wednesday for the second time this season, with an impressive 19-9 win on the road. Jack Himelfarb ‘26 and Evren Ozbek ‘26 both hit home runs in the game. The Warriors host Marianapolis on Saturday at 11am at Wheeler Farm to close out the regular season. The team is slated to play on Monday in the opening round of the NE Small School Tournament. They’ll learn their opponent before the weekend.
Girls Tennis ended the season with an impressive win over visiting Portsmouth Abbey on Monday. The Warriors did so on Senior Day in front of a great home crowd. Congrats to the team on a great season!
Softball celebrated their seniors last week in a home loss to Concord Academy and also dropped games against Portsmouth Abbey and Lexington Christian Academy to finish the season. Overall, despite the losses, softball had a great season with strong participation numbers courtesy of Coach Bob Schmidt.