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The Athletics Department celebrated six student-athletes from the Class of 2022 who have committed to continuing their athletic careers in college:
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Kendall Borbi - Palm Beach Atlantic University (Lacrosse) Ava Carlson - Dartmouth College (Field Hockey) Colin Cooper - Tufts University (Rowing) Ella Miller - Dickinson College (Golf) Bella Pescatore - Mount Saint Mary’s University (Tennis) Ava Parker - Savannah College of Art & Design (Swimming) 1 The Girls’ Tennis team captured the NJSIAA Non-Public B South championship on October 12 with a 4-1 win over Ranney School. The sectional championship is the tenth in program history. Coach Mike Bodary’s team finished the season with a record of 17-6. In September, they also won the Burlington County Open, a 13-team flighted tournament which matches players from all county schools at similar levels against each other. 2 Bella Pescatore ’22 was named the South Jersey and Burlington County Girls’ Tennis Player of the Year. This past season she finished with a match record of 35-1 and won the South Jersey Interscholastic Singles Tournament. During Bella’s career, the Foxes owned an overall team record of 60-9. She is a four-time South Jersey Tennis Coaches Association all-star and was unbeaten in four years of Friends Schools League play. She completed her scholastic career with a match record of 106-7. She will continue her tennis career at Mount Saint Mary’s University.
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3 Danya Weinstock ’22 was named Second Team All-State Non-Public by the Soccer Coaches Association of New Jersey at a January banquet. The midfielder and two-year captain finished the season with 12 goals and 9 assists to lead the Foxes to a 10-7 record. They advanced to the Friends Schools League playoffs and NJSIAA Non-Public B South quarterfinals. He is pictured with Coach Mike Schlotterbeck.
Spring 2022
