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Viking Tenacity 2022-23

VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL SEMIFINALS • BOYS GOLF 2ND PLACE FINISH • VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER WINS

The depth of King’s Athletics Department and the discipline of the student-athletes were reflected in the success of various varsity squads in the past year. For the Varsity Boys Basketball Team, 2022-23 was the best season in program history. With a decade-high 17 wins, the team advanced to the FAA semifinals and was the top seed in the NEPSAC Class C tournament. The Boys Golf Team had its strongest season in years, with 12 wins and a second-place finish in the FAA tournament, while also setting individual and team low-score records. Charlotte Black ’23 led the Varsity Girls Soccer Team to wins over Class A Hopkins School and Class B Rye Country Day School and a tie with Class A Sacred Heart Greenwich. The Varsity Boys Lacrosse Team earned the top seed in the Western Division of the New England McCoy Cup and finished second. The Varsity Boys Soccer Team defeated traditional Class A power Brunswick School in a thrilling game. The Volleyball, Softball, and Ice Hockey Teams won championship titles, and Anya Anderson ’25 and Peter Passaro ’23 collected medals for the Track and Field Team. Enjoy close-ups of those wins throughout this section.

King School is a member of the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) and, with an Upper School enrollment of 400, competes primarily in Class C tournaments for small schools. Despite this classification, King Girls Volleyball’s prowess compelled NEPSAC to move the team into Class B for midsize schools in 2019. Many King teams also compete in the Fairchester Athletic Association (FAA), which does not consider school size. King teams regularly compete for FAA championships against larger Class A and Class B schools. This context underlines the accomplishments of King’s successful teams.

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