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May 2012 Vol. 113, No. 8

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Players to watch

TrishGorman Girls’ Lacrosse

JibranAhmad Boys’ Lacrosse

Trish just recently scored her 200th career goal, making her one of the best girls’ lacrosse players to attend Hackley. Trish will be playing next year at William & Mary.

As a four year starter, Jibran leads the team in goals this year.

He plays with an unmatched intensity. Jibran will be playing a t D a r t m o u t h n e x t y e a r.

PeterGerma Tennis

Peter Germa has anchored the boys’ tennis lineup as the number one player.

His passion for the game is unheard of.

NiaYancopolous Softball

As the only senior on the team, Nia sets DQ H[DPSOH RQ KRZ WR H[FHO RQ WKH ¿HOG and how to excel as a good teammate.

LukeSweeney Baseball

Luke sweeney has been able to shut down other team’s offenses, as well as be a consistent threat in the middle of the lineup.

Photos by [clockwise from top left] Christie Allen, Paul Rapisardi, senior Miyuki Sasada, and Chris Taggart (x2)

Schedule Team

Opponent

Time

Location

Tennis

Riverdale

11:00

Tennis Courts

Field Dedication

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11:45

DelMoro Field

Baseball

Riverdale

12:00

DelMoro Field

Softball

Riverdale

12:30

Softball Field

Girls’ Lacrosse

Riverdale

12:30

North Turf

Boys’ Lacrosse

Riverdale

1:00

South Turf

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Hackley baseball keeps climbing the Ivy League evanweisberg

Sports Editor Going into the 2011-2012 season, the Hackley varsity baseball team knew that in order to achieve success, there would be a long road ahead of them. Replacing seniors such as Conor McDermott, Chandler Keller, and Peter Barrett would not be an easy task for the young baseball squad. “Losing, Conor, our best hitter, was a pretty big loss,� senior captain David Dronzek said.

Last season was tough for the team, as they went through streaks where they struggled to score runs. “What I was most worried about last year was our hitting,� David said. “We were a pretty small team last year size wise, but with that being said we knew we needed to work on our hitting to have a chance at winning a bunch of ball games.�

But without pitching a team can’t win, and luckily for the Hackley team, pitching is one of their strong suits. “Our pitching has a lot more depth this year,� Head Coach Steve Frolo said. “When our pitchers throw strikes and don’t try to overthrow, we can play with most teams in our league,�

Coach Frolo said.

And recently the team has been pitching well, but the team’s ÀHOGLQJ KDV JRWWHQ LQ WKH ZD\ RI WKHLU VXFFHVV ´,I ZH FDQ À[ VRPH NLQNV ZH FDQ WXUQ WKH EORZQ JDPHV LQWR YLFWRULHV ¾

sophomore Spencer Sohmer said.

The team started out with a shocking and very tough ORVV WR 'DOWRQ *RLQJ LQWR WKH WK DQG ÀQDO LQQLQJ ZLWK D big lead, four Hackley pitchers were unable to hold the lead.

Hackley fell in tough fashion, 12-11. “The key to our sucFHVV LV OHDUQLQJ KRZ WR Ă€QLVK JDPHV Âľ 6SHQFHU VDLG %XW WKH team has rebounded nicely, winning four out of their eight following games. Two of the team’s losses include Poly Prep and Fieldston, the best teams in the Ivy League.

One win, though, will have interesting implications for later in the season. With the Spring Sting on May 12 against Riverdale, the Riverdale baseball team made the drive to DelMoro Field for a preview. And Hackley did not disappoint. Hackley won a close game 4-3 on sophoPRUH -RKQ :DKUKDIWLJ¡V Ă€UVW hit with the team. “With a few more timely hits it would have been a 10-3 game,â€?

senior Shane Weisberg said. Now Riverdale will likely want vengeance. “I am sure they will be coming up to DelMoro Field looking for revenge,� Coach Frolo said.

This Spring Sting game is important for the team, which will be playing the game in honor of the late lower school GLUHFWRU 5RQ 'HO0RUR %HIRUH WKH 6SULQJ 6WLQJ JDPH WKH Ă€HOG will be dedicated to Mr. DelMoro. He will be in the hearts for many of the players who had the honor to know him. “It will be a special day for many‌there will be a large number of Ron’s family at the game,â€? Coach Frolo said.

But the players want to win this game for another reason too. “It would show people that baseball at Hackley is still strong,� David said. “A win at the Spring Sting would make our fans and coaches proud.�

Austin  Disher

Shane  Weisberg

John  Wahrhaftig

Spencer  Sohmer

Alex  Pundyk

David  Dronzek

Luke  Sweeney

[Clockwise  from  top  left]:  sophomore  Spencer  Sohmer  pitches  a  fastball;͞  senior  Conor  Mook  uses  his  sidearm  delivery  to  retire  the  hitter;͞  junior  Luke  Sweeney  gets  under  a  pop-­up  just  RXWVLGH RI WKH LQ¿HOG 3KRWRV E\ 3DXO 5DSLVDUGL

Brady  Burkett

Joey  McDermott

Softball: weak in numbers, but strong in heart maxparauda Sports Editor

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The number of days the softball team had over spring break to improve their skills in New York. The year all of the team’s junior players will graduate. And the number of players the team plays every game, a roster just big enough to be allowed to have a varsity team.

The softball team has gone through its fair share of JURZLQJ SDLQV WKLV \HDU 7KLV ZDV WR EH H[SHFWHG GXH WR WKH loss of some key seniors from last year, the lack of depth of the team, and the lack of veteran players. Head coach Larry Giustiniani acknowledged coming into the year that the team was “in a rebuilding period� and that their “goal [was] improving this year.�

After his second year of coaching the team, Coach Giustiniani decided to cancel the team’s annual trip to Florida in the hopes of cutting down on the distractions and focusing on improving players’ skills. This decision came with its share

of controversy.

Some players believe that a trip to Florida would have been more productive for the team. “I think the trip to Florida would have generated a larger following than the practices at Hackley and thus would have been more effective practices,�

MXQLRU ÀUVW EDVHZRPDQ .ULVWHQ 'DO\ VDLG This controversy has not stopped the team from improving, despite injuries to juniors Sophia Carpiniello and Mara Chaplin.

Coach Giustiniani agrees that the team has made strides this year. “We have seen improvement in all aspects of the game, particularly our hitting,� he said.

Kristen hopes that the team will continue to improve this \HDU ´0\ H[SHFWDWLRQV IRU WKLV VHDVRQ DUH WR JURZ DV D WHDP DQG WR Ă€JXUH RXW RXU VWUHQJWKV DQG IRFXV RQ WKRVH Âľ VKH VDLG “It helps a lot that we have great coaches and captains who help us strive for perfection at every practice and game.â€?

Junior captain Mary Medure believes the team will continue to get better. “It’s been a tough year so far, but we’re getting WKHUH Âľ 0DU\ VDLG 7KH WHDPV Ă€UVW ZLQ FDPH DJDLQVW 7ULQLW\ on May 2nd. Jill Dressler shined in this game, stiking out 11 players as the team won the game, 13-2.

The team hopes that their improvement will carry over into their Spring Sting game against Riverdale, to whom they lost 14-6 the last time they played on April 20th.

Coach Giustiniani acknowledged that it does help that the team already has played Riverdale. “Riverdale was a good WHDP ZH GLGQ¡W Ă€HOG ZHOO LQ D FRXSOH LQQLQJV DQG WKDW KXUW XV but we hit the ball well and challenged them to play defense, which is so important,â€? Coach Giustiniani said.

However, Coach Giustiniani does not like to put too much stock into their game with Riverdale, and would rather the team take it one game at a time. “We really don’t look ahead WR JDPHV EH\RQG WKH QH[W RQH Âľ KH VDLG

Claire  Descamps

Gabby  Troya

Alexis  De  Pol

Mary  Medure

Melanie  Allen-­Variano

Sophia  Carpiniello

Jill  Dressler

Nia  Yancopoulos

Kristen  Daly Sophomore  Jill  Dressler  shows  intensity  as  she  pitches  D IDVWEDOO DJDLQVW KHU RSSRQHQW ,Q WKH WHDPÂśV ÂżUVW ZLQ RI the  season,  Jill  struck  out  11  players  in  the  team’s  13-­2  victory  over  Trinity.  Photos  courtesy  of  Chris  Taggart.  Â

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Veteran boys’ lacrosse team strives for state title allymueller

feature editor Last year, the boys’ lacrosse team came up one win and three goals short from winning the NYSAIS championship after losing to Poly Prep 11-9. They had to watch as their opponents threw their sticks in the air and celebrated. However, senior captain Jibran Ahmad believes this loss can only help the team now. “The loss last year in the NYSAIS championship game has done nothing besides give us motivation and fuel to play hard in each game,� Jibran said. “We all know what we need to do this year to win.�

After a successful 18-3 record last year, H[SHFWDWLRQV DUH KLJK IRU WKLV VHDVRQ DV Head Coach Chris Arnold and the team want to win the Ivy League Championship again this year. “We brought back D YHU\ VWURQJ WHDP DQG H[SHFW PXFK RI ourselves,� Coach Arnold said.

While the team did lose leading scorers Teddy Seem and Austin Pidoriano, sophomore Damis Yancopoulos, junior Sam Alabaster, and freshman James Firpo have KHOSHG WR ÀOO WKRVH KROHV DQG KDYH EHHQ producing. Jibran, goalie Mike D’Alessio, PLGÀHOGHU 7XFNHU :ULJKW DQG DWWDFNPDQ James Sheldon, all senior captains, have helped lead the team to an undefeated record in Ivy League play so far.

Even though the boys lost once in Arizona on the spring break lacrosse trip, Damis says, “Arizona was a lot of help and gave us a step up over our competition because it gave us a great opportunity to get used to playing with each other. Also, we played against some of the best teams in the country and competed, so it really JDYH XV FRQĂ€GHQFH Âľ

Not only did the trip prepare the team Sting. “I am looking forward to the comfor the season, but it also provided the op- petition and Spring Sting gets crazy, so I portunity for upper and lowerclassmen to DP UHDOO\ H[FLWHG Âľ -DPHV )LUSR VDLG mesh. As Coach Arnold says, “There is a great girls’ and boys’ lacrosse tradition at Hackley in terms of how well we do,â€? and he believes that “the relationships players form with each other makes that success possible. Spring trips are as much about that as they are the practice time.â€?

While the boys have played well so far this season after hard work in intense practices, Poly Prep and Fieldston both return strong teams, and Rye Country Day is always a tough team. Still, Coach Arnold has faith in his team as they return most of their starters, and “the team has been building an identity as a tough, aggressive, physical team.� In fact, Mr. Arnold believes that this is the bestconditioned team he has ever coached.

With many games remaining in the season, the team looks to achieve its goals, continue to work hard in practice, and do well in games. On May 12th, the team will look to come out [Clockwise  from  top  left]:  Senior  James  Sheldon  craddles  the  with a win before screaming ball  on  offense;͞  junior  Sam  Alabaster  blows  by  a  Poly  Prep  fans when they play Riverdale defender;͞  senior  Mike  D’Alesssio  makes  an  incredible  save  in the second annual Spring on  a  shot  from  point  blank  range.  Photos  by  Paul  Rapisardi.

Startinglineup HC Chris  Arnold Sean  Harrington A A A M M M M M D D D G

AJ  Alexakos Sam  Alabaster James  Sheldon Leo  Barse Tucker  Wright Jibran  Ahmad Will  Walker Damis  Yancopoulos Gabe  Hernandez Brad  Seem Chad  Malinowski Mike  D’Alessio

Girls’ lacrosse uses its experience for success teddymiddleton

sports editor ne goal. That was all that separated the Hackley girls’ varsity lacrosse team from elimination and the championship last year. Poly Prep had the edge over the girls’ team that day, but they lost the championship to Riverdale. This year, the team is coming out fresh and ready to win, maybe even claim the NYSAIS title.

So far this year, the girls’ lacrosse team is undefeated with big wins over the two Ă€QDOLVWV ODVW \HDUÂł3RO\ 3UHS DQG 5LYHUdale. “I want this year to be different from years past because it’s a special year. We KDYH VR PXFK WDOHQW DQG Ă€JKW LQ XV WKDW we did not have much of in the past,â€? said Trish Gorman, senior captain. Coach -HQQ\ /HIĂ HU FRPPHQWHG RQ WKH WHDP¡V current status and said, “If anything, I’d probably say that we’re a stronger team than we were last year.â€?

Much of the talk surrounding the team is the fact that many of their starters are not upperclassmen. Sophomore starter Laurel Cassidy feels strongly about the

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youth of their team. “I think the fact that we have a fairly young team doesn’t hold us back at all, because there is a lot of speed on the team throughout all grades,� said Laurel.

One of the good aspects of the team this year is the versatility in the captains. “We have some awesome captains who always motivate us and make us try harder, and we love them for that,� said Laurel.

While Trish and senior captain Kelly Gorman say that they bring an intense attitude, which entails hard work, senior co-captain Kallie McAndrew brings a different kind of energy to the team. “I think that I bring enthusiasm, but also I can bring the less intense side as opposed to the other captains. I also bring the fun,� said Kallie.

Aside from the attitude shift, the squad hasn’t changed very much from last year. ´,¡P VR H[FLWHG WR KDYH WKH VDPH UHWXUQLQJ defensive line that we had last season,� said Kelly.

7KH H[SHFWDWLRQV RI WKH WHDP DUH KLJK this year, and it seems as if the team knows what they are capable of doing. “We have a lot of talent and potential and we want to go all the way. Having said this, though, we really just need to take it one game at a time and not think about anything other than the day ahead of us,� said Kelly.

Despite the immense amount of individual talent the team has, most players

Startinglineup HC -HQQ\ /HIÀHU Melissa  Abraham

Ă€QG WKHLU JUHDWHVW VWUHQJWK DV D WHDP XQLW “We really are a team. We don’t rely on two or three players to do all of our work,â€? said senior Kathleen Sullivan.

The Girls’ Lacrosse Team will play Riverdale at the Spring Sting on May 12, and it will be just one more stepping stone to the ultimate goal: the NYSAIS title.

Their number one plan of attack: teamwork. “In order to stop us, a team can’t just take out one player. They will have to stop all of us as a whole,� said Trish.

[Top  Right]:  Senior  captain  Kallie  McAndrew  takes  on  a  defender  as  she  goes  hard  to  goal.  [Bottom  Left]:  Junior  Sarah  Cassidy  cradles  GRZQ¿HOG DQG SUHSDUHV WR VHWWOH WKH DWWDFN Photos  courtesy  of  Christie  Allen.

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Katie  Gallop Trish  Gorman Sarah  Cassidy Dominique  Alpuche Laurel  Cassidy Stef  Frolo Carolyn  King Kallie  McAndrew Katie  Maguire Julie  Piscina Kathleen  Sullivan Kelly  Gorman

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A young tennis team battles adversity early granturken

contributing writer

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he toss is up and the boys’ varsity tennis team has a mid-season record of 6-6.

Although the team is young, with 4 out of the 7 starters being freshman, the team perseveres with habits that allow them to RYHUFRPH WKHLU ODFN RI H[SHULence. “What allows us to be successful is our hard work on and off the court and our coaching,â€? junior Carl Neubardt said. $OO Ă€YH IUHVKPHQ PDGH LW WR the starting lineup in the first seven matches of the season.

These newcomers include David Cummins, Kent Sasada, Jordan Nichols, Josh Clark and Grant Urken.

The team also perseveres with great leadership from their 3 capWDLQ $OH[ )HWQHU $XVWHQ %KD\DQL and Daniel Hoffman. “Austen [Bhayani] and Dan [Hoffman] are the more serious captains. Fetner

>$OH[@ EULQJV D ORW RI FRPHG\ WR the team, which keeps our spirits up,� Carl said. “Every team needs a captain to provide some comic relief. That’s my role on the team,� senior capWDLQ $OH[ )HWQHU VDLG But as the matches get tougher, the team looks to focus on team building to continue improving.

According to history teacher John Chen, “Team building is where you have individuals who will devote themselves to the team instead of every one for himself.�

Although tennis is known as a solitary sport, the team comes together as they talk through strategy and technicalities for upcoming games.

The team also gets to know each other at practices and chat over pizza after games. Between every point and at every game, you can hear team members cheering one another with “Come on� and

“Let’s go!�

With freshman on the team, the question always is whether these younger players can match up with older players. “It’s challenging because you need to go against seniors,� freshman Kento Sasada said.

This team camaraderie has made the jump to varsity athletics easier for the freshman players. ´7KH WHDP PRUDOH KDV GHÀQLWHly made it easier for the freshman playing more matches than they’re used to,� junior Peter Germa said, ZKR LV WKH WHDP¡V ÀUVW VLQJOH The future for the tennis team looks bright due to their youth.

Freshman Grant Urken plays VHFRQG VLQJOHV DQG LV H[SHFWHG WR have a bright future playing for Hackley in the upcoming years. “We’re growing as a team and LQ WKH QH[W IHZ \HDUV , VHH XV ZLQning a league title,� said freshman David Cummins.

Senior  captain  Austen  Bhayani  returns  a  shot  from  his  opponent.  Austen,  the  lone  VHQLRU LQ WKH VWDUWLQJ OLQHXS KDV EHHQ D SRVLWLYH LQÀXHQFH RQ DOO RI WKH IUHVKPHQ RQ WKH team  and  has  performed  consistenly  throughout  the  season.  Photo  by  Chris  Taggart.

Hackley honors Ron DelMoro at Spring Sting “He  knew  every  kid  personally  and  really  loved  what  he  did.  He  had  a  smile  on  his  face  every  day  no  matter  what.� ~Sophomore  Gaby  Mezzacappa

“He  was  a  really  great  guy.  I  would  get  into  a  lot  of  trouble  as  a  kid,  but  he  never  made  me  feel  like  a  bad  person.� ~Junior  John  Blackburn

“He  had  so  much  of  that  energy,  a  sense  of  security,  and  a  deep,  engaged  voice  that  when  I  met  him  I  wanted  to  go  be  in  his  Lower  School.  I  think  any  adult  wishes  they  had  gone  to  the  Lower  School� ~Senior  Dean  Anne  Longley “I  remember  the  day  he  visited  for  a  job  interview  and  from  then  on  he  always  had  a  connection  with  the  kids,  and  he  especially  loved  the  buddy  system.� ~Sophomore  Eva  Jewett-­Gatschet

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