Recognizing Excellence
2019
At Rye Country Day School
Members of Rye Country Day School’s Class of 2019 are attending the following colleges and universities: Amherst College
Franklin and Marshall College
Skidmore College
University of Rochester
Barnard College
Georgetown University (2)
Smith College
University of Southern California
Boston College
Hamilton College
Stanford University (2)
University of St. Andrews (UK)
Boston University
Harvard College (3)
Swarthmore College
University of Texas, Austin
Bowdoin College
Indiana University at Bloomington
Syracuse University
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Brown University (3)
Johns Hopkins University
Tufts University
Vanderbilt University (2)
Bucknell University (2)
Lehigh University (2)
Tulane University
Vassar College
Carnegie Mellon University
Loyola Marymount University
Union College
Wake Forest University (2)
Case Western Reserve University
New York University (3)
University of California, Santa Barbara
Washington University in St. Louis
Colgate University (2)
Northeastern University
University of Chicago (2)
Wellesley College
Colorado College
Northwestern University (2)
University of Connecticut
Wesleyan University
Columbia University
Princeton University
University of Michigan (4)
Wheaton College
Cornell University (7)
Richmond, The American University (UK)
University of Notre Dame
Williams College
Dartmouth College (3)
Roger Williams University
University of Pennsylvania (7)
Yale University (3)
Duke University (5)
Santa Clara University
University of Richmond Recognizing Excellence 2019
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Alumni Prize Recipients
by Dick Mann
s a leader in theater, community, and athletics, Faith set the bar high at Rye Country Day. She has matriculated at Brown University, where she plans to concentrate on theater and the performing arts as well as health and human biology. Faith entered RCDS in the ninth grade and received five academic prizes during her four years on campus, including the Alumni Prize. She excelled in eight Advanced Placement courses and was a major feature in school theater productions. She was the lead in the fall plays “Akeelah and the Bee” and “She Kills Monsters,” a featured dancer in two musicals, and an actor or director in all four years of One Acts plays. In her senior year, she directed “Smart People,” an independent study showcase. She was also a member of the Concert Choir, the Bel Canto Honors Choir, and the WildScats. She was president of the Drama Club, and in the summer of 2018, she attended NYU’s Tisch Summer High School Program.
Faith Hardy ’19
Faith’s commitment to community and public purpose is exemplary. She was a lead mentor in the Students of Color Mentoring Program and UPLIFT, a new mentoring program that includes Lower School students. She was also president of the Step Club. In 2016 and 2017, Faith participated in the RCDS Ethics Project summer retreats, and she twice represented Rye Country Day at the National Association for Independent Schools Student Diversity Leadership Conference. Through the RCDS Edward E. Ford Foundation Community Engagement Fellowship Program, Faith created and implemented a summer drama program at the Boys and Girls Club of Mount Vernon. This past summer, she coordinated the program for 130 children ages five to 13. In April, Faith was honored with a Certificate of Accomplishment by the New York City Committee for the Princeton Prize in Race Relations for her demonstrated commitment to advancing race relations within the greater RCDS community. Also an accomplished and celebrated athlete, Faith was a sprinter on the track and field team. In her senior year, she was a team captain, and she won the Fairchester Athletic Association 100-meter championship. 2
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harlotte graduated from RCDS with a breadth of accomplishments demonstrating academic excellence, leadership, creativity, athletic achievement, and community service. She is now enrolled at Yale University, where she plans to pursue further study in mathematics and history. Charlotte entered Rye Country Day in the sixth grade and received six awards by the time she graduated, including the Alumni Prize. She excelled in 12 Advanced Placement courses and was named a National AP Scholar and an AP Scholar of Distinction. She also won two gold medals and two silver medals in the National Spanish exams. Passionate about acting and theater, she was a performer and director in the One Act play program. Demonstrating her commitment to public purpose and community, Charlotte taught freshmen as a Peer Leader and co-led the SET program in which she taught reading and writing to children in local public schools. As part of Rye Country Day’s Edward E. Ford Foundation
Charlotte Townley ’19
Community Engagement Fellowship Program, Charlotte supported immigrant children in grades K-5 in Stamford by developing a summer math program that strengthened their existing math skills and fostered an excitement for learning. After her experience as a Community Engagement Fellow, she continued to volunteer as a math tutor at Building One Community in Stamford. A leader on campus, Charlotte was co-president of the Code Like a Girl Club, whose mission is to help overcome the gender gap in technology, and she was a member of the School’s Young Physicists Team. She also served as editor-in-chief of CROP, the School newspaper. Going beyond the traditional math curriculum in which she excelled, Charlotte qualified for and attended weekend classes at the New York Math Circle in Manhattan for two years. Charlotte also contributed as an athlete at RCDS. She was a four-year starter and senior captain on the Girls’ Varsity Soccer team. Last fall, Charlotte won the Wildcat Award as the team’s most valuable player. She was also recognized as a Fairchester All-League recipient and a Western New England All-Star. Recognizing Excellence 2019
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Headmaster’s Prize Recipients
by Dick Mann
Headmaster’s Prize recipients, from left, William Shabecoff ’19, Julian Martelly ’19, and Patricia Bautista ’19 with Mr. Nelson.
Patricia Bautista ’19 After graduating from Rye Country Day School last spring, Patricia matriculated at Swarthmore College, where she plans to pursue a double major in political science and sociology with hopes for a career in education and community service. She joined RCDS in the ninth grade and spent four years in a broad range of studies and leadership activities. A year ago, Patricia honed her interest in education by teaching an eight-week mathbased summer course to grade school students in Washington Heights through Rye Country Day’s Edward E. Ford Foundation Community Engagement Fellowship Program. This past summer, she was a history counselor, teaching seventh graders in the Oliver Scholars Program in New York City. An engaged member of the RCDS community, Patricia was a lead mentor in the Students of Color Mentoring Program, a co-founder of UPLIFT, a new mentoring program that includes Lower School students, and a member of the Peer Leadership program in which she taught leadership skills to ninth graders. She was also a founding leader of the Poetic Literature of the Urban Generation Club, president of the Photography Club, and a member of the Gay Straight Alliance. She played on the basketball and softball teams, acted in the 2019 spring musical, and served three years on the theater stage crew. In the summer of 2017, she studied political science and creative writing in Barnard College’s Pre-College Program. She also attended The American Civil Liberties Union’s 2017 Summer Advocacy Institute. At RCDS, Patricia was known as a brilliant poet, often performing her spoken word at Upper School gatherings to the amazement of her peers and teachers. Patricia won the Oberlin College and Brown University Book Awards, the RCDS Photography Award, and a gold medal in the 2018 Spanish Awards. In April, she was honored with a Certificate of Accomplishment by the New York City Committee for the Princeton Prize in Race Relations for her demonstrated commitment to advancing race relations within the greater RCDS community. She also excelled in eight Advanced Placement exams and represented Rye Country Day at several conferences on advocacy, diversity, and sustainability. Patricia enjoys writing poetry, reading a broad range of books, and exploring the city, particularly for street photography.
Julian Martelly ’19 Julian hopes to become an entrepreneur after graduating from Dartmouth College, where he plans to major in economics with a minor in philosophy. He entered RCDS in the tenth grade and was a club leader, an athlete, a singer and performer, and a community worker. He excelled in seven Advanced Placement courses in three years and particularly enjoyed studying the humanities and Spanish. A bass singer, he was a member of the school choir and Bro Canto, the boys’ honor choir. In his senior year, he played the lead role of Caldwell B. Cladwell in the School’s production of “Urinetown.” Julian was a sprinter, hurdler, and middle-distance runner on the track and field team. As a senior, he captained the team and set a school record of 49.72 seconds in the 400-meter run. His team was the 2019 Fairchester Athletic Association champion and won 4
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the New York State Association of Independent Schools title in 2018 and 2019. Julian also played three years as a safety and running back on the football team, which won its league championship in 2018. He was vice president of the RCDS Student Government in 2017, a leader of the Students of Color Mentoring Program, a Peer Leader, and a head of The Veterans Club. He also represented Rye Country Day at the National Association for Independent Schools Student Diversity Leadership Conference and attended the Brown University Pre-College Program. Julian has worked in a number of community food programs. He volunteered in his Yonkers hometown library helping children read and spent nine days in the Dominican Republic helping bring water to an underprivileged town. As an Edward E. Ford Foundation Community Engagement Fellow, Julian helped to improve New Way Garden in White Plains by boosting its social media presence and creating a wheelchair-accessible, raised flowerbed. In 2018, Julian was the winner of the RCDS James P. Godfrey Award for community service.
William Shabecoff ’19 William has chosen Stanford University to continue his studies, and his anticipated curriculum includes music, math, and computer science. Although he does not forecast a career in music, William is an accomplished musician, playing the piano and violin and concentrating on composition. He entered RCDS in the ninth grade and concurrently attended Saturday classes in Julliard’s Pre-College Division. At RCDS, William’s record was characterized by academic, artistic, and athletic achievement as well as meaningful community service. He was a National Merit Scholarship finalist, a Yale Book Award winner, and a two-time silver medalist in the National French Contest. He excelled in 11 Advanced Placement courses and was named an AP Scholar. He was also a member of the Political Forum. William was a four-year member of the wrestling team, serving as captain in his senior year. In 2016, he won second place in the New York State Association of Independent Schools championship. He was also twice awarded honorable mention in the Fairchester Athletic Association tournament. Actively purpose-driven, William raised bees and contributed the proceeds of honey sales to the National Resource Defense Council. He also performed in community concerts at senior centers. As an Edward E. Ford Foundation Community Engagement Fellow, he taught math to pre-school students in a Head Start program in Port Chester. William has performed throughout the United States and in Japan. Julliard, Carnegie Hall, the Interlochen Center for the Arts, and RCDS, of course, are just a few of the venues he has played. Past concerts and competitions include the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Awards, a Boston University Tanglewood Institute Young Artists composition program, the National Young Composers Challenge, and the Tribeca New Music Division 2 Young Composer Competition, where he was recognized as an emerging composer.
Advanced Placement Scholars
2019
138 Rye Country Day students were recognized by the College Board’s 2019 Advanced Placement Program for their outstanding achievement on the college-level Advanced Placement Exams.
21 AP National Scholars Students who received an average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams. Mitchell Babiarz ’19 James Chen ’19 Sarah Colin ’19 William Cousin ’19 Matias Esquivel Losada ’19 Joseph Farrell ’19 Paulina Harasimowicz ’19 Mia Hotsuki ’19 Laszlo Kopits ’19 Abhinav Kumar ’20 Georgia Mandell ’19 Madeline Mandell ’19 Connor Marrs ’19 William McPhail ’19 Liam Pope ’19 Aaron Serianni ’20 William Shabecoff ’19 Nishan Shehadeh ’19 Charlotte Townley ’19 Cecilia van Paasschen ’19 Jialin Yang ’19
67 AP Scholars with Distinction
Students who received an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams. Alex Asness ’19 Mitchell Babiarz ’19 Charumathi Badrinath ’20 Samantha Bobman ’19 Nicholas Califano ’20
James Chen ’19 Sarah Colin ’19 Annie Cooper ’19 William Cousin ’19 Margaret Dunn ’19 Matias Esquivel Losada ’19 Joseph Farrell ’19
Charles Perry ’19 Chase Pomroy ’20 Liam Pope ’19 Jaume Pujadas ’20 Jane Reynolds ’19 Harrison Roth ’19 Natalie Sanchez ’19
Jackson Gaynor ’20 Zoe Goldberg ’19 Alexander Hackett ’19 Annabel Halaby ’19 Paulina Harasimowicz ’19 Faith Hardy ’19 Alexia Hartogensis ’19 Zachary Hiken ’20 Camila Hirani ’19 Samantha Hirschberg ’19 Mia Hotsuki ’19 Sophia Jindal ’19 Mitchell Katz ’19 Alexander Kelly ’19 Warren Kennedy-Nolle ’19 Jared Kim ’19 Laszlo Kopits ’19 Abhinav Kumar ’20 Georgia Mandell ’19 Justin Mandell ’19 Madeline Mandell ’19 Connor Marrs ’19 Taddeo Mattia ’19 Reilly McManus ’19 William McPhail ’19 Alexandra Medow ’19 Jack Miller ’19 Max Mindich ’19 Ellen Mollerus ’20 Billy O’Meara ’19 Nick Owens ’19 Mindy Pang ’19
Jason Schnall ’19 Aaron Serianni ’20 William Shabecoff ’19 Nishan Shehadeh ’19 Kioni Shropshire-Maina ’19 Claire Slocum ’19 Nicholas Tallis ’19 Joseph Tannenbaum ’19 Charlotte Townley ’19 Cecilia van Paasschen ’19 Nina van Vredenburch ’19 William Waddell ’19 Sarah Wright ’19 Jessica Yaffa ’19 Jialin Yang ’19 Ethan Zeplin ’19
24 AP Scholars with Honor Students who received an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. Mick Bronsky ’19 Chloe Cornell ’20 Wendy Corona ’20 Isabella Dartnell ’20 Robbie Fox ’20 Tyler Gilman ’20 Matthew Guo ’20 Peggy Helman ’20 Ray Konopka ’19
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Brooke Kozek ’19 Amelia Lower ’20 Alex Margolis ’20 Emily Marrinan ’20 Amber Michaca ’19 Olivia Nash ’20 Elysia Pil ’19 Vladimir Reed ’20 Joseph Scinto ’20 Ethan Silverman Guffey ’20 Isabel Stronski ’20 Ahmed Suliman ’20 Yusra Suliman ’19 Blake Waldman ’19 Helena Zimmerman ’19
47 AP Scholars Students who received scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams. Caroline Antonacci ’20 Tess Asness ’20 Laura Baine ’20
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Patricia Bautista ’19 Cole Boester ’19 Samantha Buchbinder ’19 Katherine Capstick-Dale ’20 Justin Cheigh ’20 Owen Coady ’19 Cameron Coleman ’19 Christopher Connor ’20 William Delves ’20 Allen Dong ’21 Jack Featherston ’20 Caroline Geller ’20 Deepta Gupta ’21 Alexander Ivanov ’19 Sarah Jensen ’21 Charles Jolly ’19
Maxwell Mullen ’20 Jacob Oddi ’20 Chidera Olewuenyi ’20 Georgia Pennington ’20 Theresa Quinto ’20 Sabrina Reznik ’20 Brett Robinson ’19 Kate Rochat ’20 Will Roddy ’19 Noah Rosenthal ’20 Alexander Shane ’20 Gabe Smilovic ’19 Aldo Stefanoni ’20 Hannah Tanenbaum ’20 Clare Taylor-Winters ’19 Shoshanna Victor ’19
James Leake ’20 Sebastian Lee ’20 Nancy Linehan ’20 Julian Martelly ’19 Charles Mattson ’20 Evalise Melgar ’20 Valeria Morales Ciriaco ’20
Ariane Voulgaris ’20 Sabrina Vumbacco ’19 Graham Weber ’20 Jack Weiss ’20 Kole Wolfe ’20
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Awards Upper School
Ali Morgan, Director of Diversity and Inclusion, right, and Dennis Parker, RCDS alumnus and trustee, left, with the winners of this year’s Dennis Parker ’73 Prize, Patricia Bautista ’19 and Faith Hardy ’19.
The Class of 2008 Award for freshmen was presented to Grace Casale ’22 and Hudson Friedman ’22, center, by Grade 9 Deans Matt Cavanaugh and Clemmie Everett.
The Mary Anne Reichhardt Memorial Award went to Yusra Suliman ’19.
Grade 11 Deans Dion Reid and Jenny Heath flank the winners of the James P. Godfrey Award for underclassmen, from left, Theresa Quinto ’20, Evalise Melgar ’20, and Miles Chun ’20.
The Alumni Prize
The Will McCurdy ’05 Award
The School’s highest honor, awarded to that senior who has made the most outstanding contribution to the life of the School. Faith Hardy ’19 Charlotte Townley ’19
Presented in recognition of courage, character, and commitment. Nathalie Felton ’19
The Headmaster’s Prize Given to that student who models leadership, courage, or academic excellence. Patricia Bautista ’19 Julian Martelly ’19 William Shabecoff ’19
The Senior Deans’ Award Awarded to the senior who has made an outstanding contribution to the senior class and to the School during the senior year. Sarah Colin ’19 Alexander Hackett ’19 Charles Moysak ’19
The Class of 2008 Award
In recognition of exemplary personal growth and service to others. James Chen ’19 Erin Salomon ’19 Kioni Shropshire-Maina ’19
Given annually to that freshman who has had the most positive influence in and outside of the classroom, noting his or her enthusiasm and dedication to school work and extracurricular activities. Grace Casale ’22 Hudson Friedman ’22
The James P. Godfrey Award
The Dennis Parker ’73 Prize
Presented to that underclassman who has performed significant service on behalf of others. Miles Chun ’20 Evalise Melgar ’20 Theresa Quinto ’20
Given to a senior who has made our school community more inclusive by celebrating diversity, raising awareness about issues of equity and social justice, and inspiring others to recognize the humanity of all people. Patricia Bautista ’19 Faith Hardy ’19
The Parents Association Prize
The Christine Nelson Award Presented to tenth graders in recognition of outstanding citizenship. Jesse Perlmutter ’21 Robert Thalheimer-Santamaria ’21
The Mary Ann Reichhardt Memorial Award In memory of the School’s Director of College Counseling. Given to a senior for a combination of outstanding academics and contributions to the School. Yusra Suliman ’19
The Gretchen Pulvermann ’30 Scholarship Award Given to an accomplished senior who will study performing arts in college. Faith Hardy ’19
The Sustainability Award Awarded to the student who best exemplifies the School's sustainability initiative by seeking an understanding of the world around us, creating an atmosphere of environmental awareness, and promoting responsible stewardship of our planet. Warren Kennedy-Nolle ’19
The Superintendent’s Award Given by the Lower Hudson Council of School Superintendents to two seniors for high academic achievement. Matias Esquivel Losada ’19 Cecilia van Paasschen ’19
The Glen Robertson Award For faculty Iain Pollock Recognizing Excellence 2019
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Awards Department
Wendy Haft, Director of Athletics, center, presented, from left, an FAA Scholar Athlete Award to Connor Marrs ’19, the Richard Le Maire Award to Allan Houston, III ’19, and the Mary Borton Trophy to Paulina Harasimowicz ’19.
Classics Department Chair Sarah Danziger, center, presented the Latin Award to Madeline Mandell ’19, left, and the Classics Award to Margaret Dunn ’19, right.
Art Videography Award Alexia Hartogensis ’19
Lelia Carter Birrell ’68 Award
The Creative Writing Award was presented to Kioni ShropshireMaina ’19, right, by English Department Chair Kate Ordway.
Humanities Department Chair Johnny Flynn, center, with, left to right, Cornelius Tacitus Prize winner Wendy Corona ’20, Joshua Bennett ’06 Humanities Award winner Jason Schnall ’19, Cornelius Tacitus Prize winner Aldo Stefanoni ’20, and Joshua Bennett ’06 Humanities Award winner Annabel Halaby ’19.
Glen Robertson Memorial Award Given to that student who has contributed most backstage to the School’s drama program. Rosen ’19 Hope Santomero ’19
Jared Kim ’19
Dance Award
Athletics
Presented to that student who has contributed most to the School’s dance program. Amberr Michaca ’19 Aisling g Sullivan ’19
The Mary Borton Trophy Presented to the senior girl who has contributed most to the School’s athletic program. Harasimowicz ’19
The Richard Le Maire Award Presented to the senior boy who has contributed most to the School’s athletic program. Houston, III ’19
Classics Classics Award Margaret Dunn ’19
English English Award Margaret Dunn ’19 Charlotte Townley ’19 Cecilia van Paasschen ’19
The Sophomore English Award Presented to that sophomore who has excelled in the study of English. Kyle Mandell ’21 Katia Soares dos Santos ’21
Latin Award Madeline Mandell ’19
Computer Science
Creative Writing Award Kioni Shropshire-Maina ’19
Computer Science Award
Humanities
Alexia Hartogensis ’19
Joshua Bennett ’06 Humanities Award
Computer Achievement Award
Annabel Halaby ’19 Jason Schnall ’19
Laszlo Kopits ’19
Drama & Dance V. Janet Lott Spirit of the Theatre Award Given to that student who has contributed most onstage to the School’s drama program. Faith Hardy ’19
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Cornelius Tacitus Prize Presented to that junior who has excelled in the study of humanities. Wendy Corona ’20 Aldo Stefanoni ’20
Math Department Chair Tia Gueye, center, with, from left, Mathematics Award winner Connor Marrs ’19, Robert Reeser Memorial Award winner Alexia Hartogensis ’19, George Washington University Medal winner Aaron Serianni ’20, and Robert Reeser Memorial Award winner Alexander Kelly ’19.
Alumni Book Prize presenters and recipients. Seated, recipients from left, Abhinav Kumar ’20, Valeria Morales Ciriaco ’20, Aaron Serianni ’20, Sabrina Reznik ’20, Nicholas Califano ’20, Jaume Pujadas ’20, Ellen Mollerus ’20, Isabel Stronski ’20, Charumathi Badrinath ’20, Wendy Corona ’20; Standing, presenters from left, Russell Dritz ’97, Ayelén Rodriguez ’10, Benjamin Selzer ’95, Henry Townley ’14, Katie Hunt ’02, Maya Rock ’98, Emily Duarte ’15, Craig Daily ’90, Scott Weiss ’96, Michèle Lallemand Brazil ’92.
Mathematics
Book Awards
Mathematics Award
The Brown University Book Award
Connor Marrs ’19
Wendy Corona ’20
George Washington University Medal
The Columbia University Book Award
Presented to a junior with the highest average in mathematics. Aaron Serianni ’20
Charumathi Badrinath ’20
Robert Reeser Memorial Award
The Cornell University Book Award Isabel Stronski ’20
Awarded to that senior who has displayed a growing interest and talent in math over the years. Alexia Hartogensis ’19 Alexander Kelly ’19
The Dartmouth College Book Award
Modern Languages
Ellen Mollerus ’20
Modern Languages Award
The Johns Hopkins Alumni Book Award
Samantha Bobman ’19 Paulina Harasimowicz ’19
Aaron Serianni ’20
Abhinav Kumar ’20
The Harvard University Book Award
The University of Pennsylvania Book Award Chinese Award
Nicholas Califano ’20
Jaume Pujadas ’20
The Princeton University Book Award French Award
Jaume Pujadas ’20
Warren Kennedy-Nolle ’19
The Wellesley College Book Award Spanish Award
Sabrina Reznik ’20
Kyle Mandell ’21
Music
The Yale University Book Award Valeria Morales Ciriaco ’20
Choral Award Franklin Hong ’19 Jessica Yaffa ’19
John Philip Sousa Award Mia Hotsuki ’19
Natural Sciences Science Award James Chen ’19 Nathalie Felton ’19 Connor Marrs ’19 Charlotte Townley ’19 Jialin Yang ’19 Recognizing Excellence 2019
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French Awards
Middle and Upper School students participated in Le Grand Concours, the National French Contest in March. Gold, silver, and bronze medals are awarded. Level 2A
GOLD Medal Level 1A Anya Khemlani ’23 3rd in Westchester, 3rd in the nation
Level 2A Marin Yearley ’22 4th in Westchester, 4th in the nation Felix Dosmond ’23 5th in Westchester, 5th in the nation
Level 3A Alexander Harasimowicz ’21 1st in Westchester, 3rd in the nation Xavier Lee ’21 2nd in Westchester, 4th in the nation Jordan Miller ’21 3rd in Westchester, 5th in the nation Kyle Mandell ’21 5th in Westchester, 7th in the nation
Level 4A Sebastian Lee ’20 2nd in Westchester, 6th in the nation Ariane Voulgaris ’20 3rd in Westchester, 7th in the nation
SILVER Medal Level 01A Isabela Pierry ’25 2nd in Westchester, 7th in the nation Robert Wang ’25 2nd in Westchester, 7th in the nation Valerie Umanzor ’24 3rd in Westchester, 8th in the nation Leah Steyn ’25 4th in Westchester, 10th in the nation
Level 1A Madison Danquah ’23 7th in Westchester, 7th Kate Kissel ’22 7th in Westchester, 7th Archer Pil ’23 7th in Westchester, 7th Alexa Bournazos ’22 8th in Westchester, 8th John Breitfelder ’22 9th in Westchester, 9th Raghav Srinivasan ’23 9th in Westchester, 9th Luke Sullivan ’23 9th in Westchester, 9th 10
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Natasha Gilman ’22 6th in Westchester, 6th Chima Olewuenyi ’22 6th in Westchester, 6th Sofia Bolger ’21 7th in Westchester, 7th Cameron Garbutt ’22 7th in Westchester, 7th Alexander Nichols ’22 9th in Westchester, 9th Zachary Ong ’22 9th in Westchester, 9th Bella Sanchez ’21 9th in Westchester, 9th Ana Wilmer ’22 9th in Westchester, 9th
BRONZE Medal in the nation
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Allison Bauer ’25 6th in Westchester, 12th in the nation Caroline Snell ’24 6th in Westchester, 12th in the nation
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William Murphy ’21 6th in Westchester, 8th in the nation Yusra Suliman ’19 6th in Westchester, 8th in the nation Kyra Heffernan ’21 7th in Westchester, 9th in the nation Olivia Davis ’21 7th in Westchester, 9th in the nation J.B. Russo ’21 8th in Westchester, 10th in the nation Katie Lefever ’21 9th in Westchester, 11th in the nation Brian Villalta ’21 9th in Westchester, 11th in the nation Alik Shehadeh ’21 10th in Westchester, 12th in the nation Laney Bagwell ’21 11th in Westchester, 13th in the nation David Thurston ’21 11th in Westchester, 13th in the nation
Andrea Chang ’22 10th in Westchester, 10th in the nation Diego Morales Ciriaco ’22 11th in Westchester, 11th in the nation Chidi Olewuenyi ’22 11th in Westchester, 11th in the nation William Schnall ’21 11th in Westchester, 11th in the nation Arly Rodriguez ’21 12th in Westchester, 12th in the nation
Level 3C Ashley Hatstadt ’21 7th in Westchester, 9th in the nation Sebastian Jolly ’21 7th in Westchester, 9th in the nation
Level 4A Sabrina Reznik ’20 8th in Westchester, 14th in the nation
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Level 5A
in the nation
Warren Kennedy-Nolle ’19 4th in Westchester, 11th in the nation
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Alexis Weiss ’23 10th in Westchester, 10th in the nation Olivia Craig ’23 11th in Westchester, 11th in the nation Hannah Sharp ’23 12th in Westchester, 12th in the nation Bryant Agulay ’23 13th in Westchester, 13th in the nation
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Level 4A Amanda Bortner-Hirszman ’20 10th in Westchester, 16th in the nation James Kernan ’19 13th in Westchester, 19th in the nation
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National Latin Exam
The 2019 National Latin Exam was administered by the American Classical League to over 139,000 students from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as 20 foreign countries. 66 Rye Country Day students in Grades 7 - 12 were named award winners across multiple levels of achievement.
Middle School
cum laude Awards
magna cum laude Awards
Purple Ribbons for Outstanding Achievement
Henry Cohn ’23 Morgan Daily ’23 Nate Smith ’23
Latin 1
(Introductory Exam) Kiran Raval ’24 Cleo Saltz ’24 Eva Salzman ’24 Sydney Snell ’24 Natan Wiegenfeld ’24
Achievement Certificates
Latin 2
Upper School summa cum laude Gold Medal Awards
(Introductory Exam)
Latin 1
Sebastian Briano ’24 Penelope Brody ’24 Veerika Dube ’24 William Fallon ’24 Anna Franzino ’24 Elizabeth Lemley ’24 Ayush Maini ’24 Marshall Mandell ’24 Rajiv Raval ’24 Derek Zaeske ’24
Sarah Jensen ’21
Latin I summa cum laude Gold Medal Awards *Zachary Ben-Meir ’23 Ronen Borkar ’23 *William Mahoney ’23 Sydney Merrill ’23 Tyler Moyer ’23 Aditya Singh ’23 *denotes Perfect Certificate
maxima cum laude Silver Medal Awards Causey Green ’23 Adam Kern ’23 Lauren Kim ’23 Henry Marlatt ’23 Ellie Thurston ’23
magna cum laude Awards Andrew Cheigh ’23 Eli Friedman ’23 Annabel Mattia ’23 Quinn Sullivan ’23 Liana Talpins ’23
Izayah Arriaga ’22
Henry Featherston ’22 Madeleine McCarthy ’21 Lucas Oddi ’22 Sophia Salzman ’22
Latin 3 Charles Mattson ’20 Oscar Mindich ’21 Ethan Stuart ’21
Latin 2 Maya Hirani ’22 Ellie Stevens ’22
Latin 4 (prose) Ellen Mollerus ’20 *Aaron Serianni ’20 *Aaron Serianni ’20 has earned four consecutive summa cum laude gold medals on the National Latin Exam, and he has been awarded a special book prize by the National Latin Exam Committee.
maxima cum laude Silver Medal Awards Latin 2 Daniel Hu ’22 Jack Merrill ’22
Latin 3 (prose) Andrew Felton ’21 Alex Margolis ’20
Latin 4 (prose) Jack Featherston ’20 Emma Leslie ’20 Chidera Olewuenyi ’20 Joseph Scinto ’20
Latin 5 Margaret Dunn ’19 Lily Rosen ’19
cum laude Awards Latin 1 Devan Phelan ’22 Ella Santomero ’22
Latin 3 (prose) Charles Allen ’21
Latin 4 (prose) Caroline Antonacci ’20
Latin 3 Ezra Kies ’21
Latin 4 (prose) Christopher Connor ’20 Vladimir Reed ’20
Latin 5 Nathalie Felton ’19 Reilly McManus ’19
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National Greek Exam
The 2019 National Greek Exam was taken by over 1,750 students from 173 universities, colleges, and secondary schools in the U.S. and around the world. Two Upper School Rye Country Day students were named award winners across two levels of achievement. Beginning Attic Greek Green Ribbon (merit award) Vladimir Reed ’20
Intermediate Attic Greek Green Ribbon (merit award) Margaret Dunn ’19
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Chinese Awards
Middle and Upper School students participated in the National Chinese Essay Contest in October, and the results were announced in January. There are two levels of “medalequivalent” recognition in the contest: Golden Apple and Silver Apple. Golden Apple Matthew Liew ’23 (8th Grade Chinese) Connor Rusch ’25 (8th Grade Chinese) Sofia Soares dos Santos ’23 (8th Grade Chinese)
Silver Apple Elizabeth Lee ’23 (8th Grade Chinese) Celine Fong ’24 (Chinese Level 3) Dylan Mentzer ’23 (8th Grade Chinese) Arthur Wang ’23 (Chinese Level 4)
Honorable Mention Jane Saltz ’24 (7th Grade Chinese)
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Spanish Awards
The National Spanish Exam was administered to RCDS students in the Middle and Upper School in the spring.
GOLD Medal
SILVER Medal
LEVEL 01 - outside experience category
LEVEL 01 - classroom experience category
Benjamin Cousin ’24, Honorable Mention in NYC Metro Chapter Grace Curnin-Shane ’24, 3rd in NYC Metro Chapter Ava Herzog ’24, 3rd in NYC Metro Chapter Dani Penn ’24, Honorable Mention in NYC Metro Chapter Sarah Zucker ’24, 1st in NYC Metro Chapter
Grace Allen ’24 Aaden Johnson ’24
LEVEL 01 - outside experience category
Sabrina Fang ’23
David Colin ’24 Connor Davidson ’24 Olivia Sica ’24 Alexa Kim ’24
LEVEL 1 - outside experience category
LEVEL 1 - classroom experience category
Makayla Blake ’23, 1st in NYC Metro Chapter Julia Eason ’23, 2nd in NYC Metro Chapter Hans Larsen ’23, 1st in NYC Metro Chapter Julia Marrinan ’23 Ben Mathias ’23, 2nd in NYC Metro Chapter
Charlotte Holtby ’23 Trinity Parameswaran ’23 Leo Rothschild ’23
LEVEL 1 - classroom experience category
LEVEL 1 - bilingual category Sebastian Gallardo ’23, 1st in NYC Metro Chapter
LEVEL 2 - classroom experience category Julia Carroll ’22 Grace Casale ’22 Lior Gurion ’22 Maya Kini ’22 Sam Kroin ’22 Rohan Malik ’23 Sofia Medina ’22
LEVEL 3 - classroom experience category Mathew Harkness ’21 Max Hines ’21 Sebastian Lee ’20, 3rd in NYC Metro Chapter Josep Pujadas ’21
LEVEL 4 - classroom experience category Charumathi Badrinath ’20 Amelia Lower ’20 Ariane Voulgaris ’20
LEVEL 5 - classroom experience category
LEVEL 1 - outside experience category Max Garcia-Tunon ’24 Rowan Houston ’23 Maddy Leslie ’23 Victoria Liu ’23 Leigh Smith ’23 Olivia Wiener ’23
LEVEL 1 – bilingual category Sofia Castaneda ’24, Honorable Mention in NYC Metro Chapter
LEVEL 2 - classroom experience category Leah Colin ’22 Devan Phelan ’22 Ella Weinstein ’22
LEVEL 2 - bilingual category Ana Wilmer ’22
LEVEL 3 - classroom experience category Jack Cousin ’21 Deepta Gupta ’21 Alexander Harasimowicz ’21
LEVEL 3 - bilingual category Nicolás Briano ’21
Kyle Mandell ’21
LEVEL 4 - classroom experience category Isabella Dartnell ’20
LEVEL 4 - outside experience category Francisco González ’21
LEVEL 4 - bilingual category Nancy Linehan ’20
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2019 Spanish Awards
BRONZE Medal LEVEL 01 - classroom experience category Brian Pennington ’24 Julia Wallach ’24
LEVEL 01 - outside experience category Charles Gao ’24 Jonah Gurion ’24 Betsy Owens ’24
2019 National Merit
Scholarship Competition
Winners James Chen ’19 - National Merit $2,500 Scholarship Matias Esquivel Losada ’19 - National Merit $2,500 Scholarship Joseph Farrell ’19 - University of Chicago Scholarship Nishan Shehadeh ’19 - Corporate Scholarship Nicholas Tallis ’19 - Santa Clara University Scholarship Jialin Yang ’19 - University of Chicago Scholarship
LEVEL 1 - classroom experience category Alex Solo ’23
LEVEL 1 - outside experience category Luke Beyer ’23 Dillon Hurst ’23 Harrison Lower ’23 Anthony Pisacano ’23 Samantha Sawhney ’23 Avery Smith ’23
LEVEL 1 - bilingual category Eddy Criollo ’23
LEVEL 2 - classroom experience category Mary Burdick ’22 Caroline Keating ’22 Cole Waldman ’22 Reese Wolfe ’22
LEVEL 3 - classroom experience category Campbell Babiarz ’21 Juliana Casale ’21 Eliza Fogel ’21 Haley Herman ’21
LEVEL 3 - bilingual category Evalise Melgar ’20
LEVEL 4 - classroom experience category Tess Asness ’20 Noah Rosenthal ’20
LEVEL 4 - bilingual category Valeria Morales Ciriaco ’20
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Finalists Sarah Colin ’19 Georgia Mandell ’19 Mindy Pang ’19 William Shabecoff ’19 Cecilia van Paasschen ’19
Semifinalists Alexander R. Hackett ’19 Mia Hotsuki ’19 Jason Schnall ’19
Commended Students Mitchell Babiarz ’19 Samantha Bobman ’19 Laszlo Kopits ’19 Connor Marrs ’19 Jack Miller ’19 Max Mindich ’19 Natalie Sanchez ’19 Charlotte Townley ’19
Middle School
Math Awards 2019 New York Math League Contest Over one million students from the United States and Canada participate in Math League Contests each year. Every contest has questions from different areas of mathematics. The goal is to encourage student interest and confidence in mathematics through solving worthwhile problems. Many students first develop an interest in mathematics through problem-solving activities such as these contests. Schools compete in statewide or multistate league competitions.
Top Scorers at RCDS
Math Olympiad
8th Grade 1st – Sabrina Fang, Luke Sullivan 2nd – Adam Kern, Elizabeth Lee 3rd – Charles Gao, Julia Marrinan
Top Scorers at RCDS
Last year nearly 170,000 students from 6,000 teams worldwide participated in the Olympiads. All 50 states and about 30 other countries were represented.
7th Grade 1st – Andrea Falcon 2nd – Frederic Denson 3rd – Alexa Kim, Elizabeth Lemley, Derek Zaeske
8th Grade 1st – Charles Gao 2nd – Caroline Snell, Luke Sullivan 3rd – Rhodes Boester, Adam Kern
6th Grade 1st – Jaymin Ding 2nd – Gilad Wiegenfeld, Alexander Rivas 3rd – Rahul Arora 4th – Kyle Sisitsky, James Song, Elizabeth Yepes 5th – Claire Yu
7th Grade 1st – David Colin 2nd – Brynn Coady, Cole Denson, Veerika Dube, Andrea Falcon, Sameer Hirani, Marshall Mandell, Jun Sherry, Sydney Snell
5th Grade 1st – Arav Ramaswamy 2nd – Arjun Arora 3rd – Lucius Liu 4th – Theodore Pettit, Harrison Moss
5th and 6th Grade Team 1st – Arav Ramaswamy 2nd – Jaymin Ding 3rd – Nathaniel Dunlop Additional top scorers (rank order) Ellie Block, Gilad Wiegenfeld, Arjun Arora Rahul Arora Andrew Gao Allison Bauer, Connor Rusch, Lucius Liu, Tyler Hatstadt
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Achievement in Music
New York State School of Music Association Honors Abhinav Kumar ’20, Lauren Mian ’20, and Valeria Morales Ciriaco ’20 performed in the Area All-State choruses this past November at SUNY Purchase. James Chen ’19 performed in the Area All-State Orchestra. They all earned a spot by receiving outstanding scores on their NYSSMA solos last spring. Abhinav Kumar ’20 and Lauren Mian ’20 were also selected to perform at the Young Artists Showcase in Stamford, CT, which took place at the First United Methodist Church in May.
From left, James Chen, Lauren Mian,Valeria Morales Ciriaco, and Abhinav Kumar.
Mia Hotsuki ’19 earned a spot in the competitive All-State Piano Showcase. This is the second time she was honored at this event. She traveled to Rochester, NY, to perform at the annual NYSSMA conference last December, playing “Un Sospiro” by Franz Liszt.
The RCDS WildScats once again won first place at the 20th Annual Gilda’s Club A Cappella Extravaganza at Scarsdale High School. This yearly competition brings together singing groups from across Westchester County to raise money and awareness for the cancer support center in White Plains.
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Ethan Silverman Guffey ’20 earned a seat in the University of Pennsylvania 2019 Palestra Honor Band. Almost 100 musicians from across the area gathered to rehearse for a full day before performing in an evening concert. Dr. Kushol Gupta, conductor, led the band in playing pieces from Broadway’s “Dear Evan Hansen” and classics like “Hit the Road Jack.”
William Shabecoff ’19 was among the finalists of the 2019 ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards, which encourage talented young creators of concert music up to age 30. He also attended the very prestigious Boston University Tanglewood Institute last summer.
Achievement in Music
Middle School Honors
Congratulations to Julia Blake ’25, Alexander Rivas ’25, and Brynn Coady ’24 for being selected to join the National Honor Choir of the Organization of American Kodály Educators’ annual music conference. The RCDS singers traveled with Mr. Coulianos to Columbus, Ohio, where they joined 186 other middle school students who auditioned from across the United States.
Eighth grade trumpet player Stephen Vumbacco ’23 was chosen to perform in the New York State Band Directors’ Association Middle School Honor Band (NYSBDA). He was selected based on his outstanding NYSSMA solo scores.
The Westchester County School Music Association honored Rohan Malik ’23 with a seat in the Intermediate All-County Orchestra this year.
From left, Alexander Rivas, Brynn Coady, and Julia Blake.
U.S. Presidential 7GLSPEV 7IQM½REPMWX Nathalie Felton ’19
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Nathalie’s academic achievements at RCDS [IVI SYXWXERHMRK &I]SRH XLI GPEWWVSSQ Nathalie served as a Head Tour Guide, a Peer Leader, co-founder of a club that supports children at Ronald McDonald House, and a student representative on the RCDS Diversity and Inclusion Task Force. In addition, 2EXLEPMI XEYKLX 0EXMR ERH WGMIRGI XS QMHHPI school students from Port Chester. 8LMW MW XLI WIGSRH GSRWIGYXMZI ]IEV E KVEHYEXMRK WIRMSV EX 6]I 'SYRXV] (E] 7GLSSP LEW FIIR REQIH E WIQM½REPMWX JSV XLMW TVIWXMKMSYW VIGSKRMXMSR
Headmaster Scott Nelson remarks, “Nathalie achieved tremendous academic success at Rye 'SYRXV] (E] 7LI XSSO EHZERXEKI SJ IZIV] STTSVXYRMX] TVIWIRXIH XS LIV ERH KEZI WS QYGL XS XLI 7GLSSP HYVMRK LIV XMQI LIVI 8LVSYKLout her time at RCDS, Nathalie showed effort, GSYVEKI LYQMPMX] ERH QSWX SJ EPP OMRHRIWW ;I are very proud of her accomplishments, and [I PSSO JSV[EVH XS JSPPS[MRK LIV WYGGIWWIW at Brown University and beyond.” Recognizing Excellence 2019
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Fairchester Athletic Association All-League Recipients 2018-2019 Fall Season
Winter Season
Spring Season
Boys’ Cross Country
Boys’ Basketball
Baseball
Connor Marrs ’19 Aaron Serianni ’20 William Murphy ’21, Honorable Mention
Billy O’Meara ’19 Shane Regan ’20, Honorable Mention
Girls’ Cross Country Katie Farrell ’21, Honorable Mention
Alana Jones ’20 Katie Lefever ’21, Honorable Mention
Field Hockey
Boys’ Ice Hockey
Football
Caroline Keating ’22 Charlotte Price ’20 MK Braun ’22, Honorable Mention
Girls’ Basketball
Owen Coady ’19 Aldo Stefanoni ’20 Jack Weiss ’20, Honorable Mention
Softball Isabella Sanchez ’21 Sadie Silverman Guffey ’20, Honorable Mention
Josh Cohen ’19 Boys’ Golf Elizabeth Friedberg ’20 Jack Kissell ’19 Jackson Gaynor ’20 Olivia Friedberg ’20 Charlie Keating ’21, Honorable Mention Charles Jolly ’19, Honorable Mention Kaela Smith ’21 Paulina Harasimowicz ’19, Honorable Mention Girls’ Ice Hockey – WIHLMA League All Metropolitan Independent Football League Selections.
Ryan Hammel ’20 Ellie Stevens ’22 Jordan Miller ’21, Honorable Mention
Malcolm Brydson ’19 Cameron Coleman ’19 Cullen Coleman ’20 Allan Houston, III ’19 Nick Owens ’19
Girls’ Squash
Laura Baine ’20 Katharine Brydson ’21 Charlotte Price ’20 Alik Shehadeh ’21, Honorable Mention
Amanda Bortner-Hirszman ’20 Ashley Hatstadt ’21, Honorable Mention
Boys’ Tennis
Andrew Felton ’21 Will McPhail ’19, Honorable Mention
Franklin Hong ’19 Alex Kelly ’19 Justin Mandell ’19 Julian Martelly ’19
Wrestling
Boys’ Soccer Mick Bronsky ’19 Lucca Piccinini ’19 Cole Boester ’19, Honorable Mention
Cameron Coleman ’19 Alex Hackett ’19, Honorable Mention
Juliette Grasso ’20 Isabel Stronski ’20 Charlotte Townley ’19 Charlotte Price ’20, Honorable Mention
Cameron Coleman ’19 Cullen Coleman ’20 Robbie Fox ’20 Franklin Hong ’19 Allan Houston, III ’19 Greyson Humphrey ’21 Dylan Lynch-Quinones ’21
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Julian Martelly ’19 Jack Merrill ’22 Ben Pearce ’21 Devan Phelan ’22 Gideon Prempeh ’21 Aaron Serianni ’20 Nicholas Tallis ’19 Laszlo Kopits ’19, Honorable Mention
Justin Mandell ’19 Gabe Smilovic ’19 Jack Miller ’19, Honorable Mention
Girls’ Tennis Sriya Krishnan ’22 Sena Selby ’20 Lily Rosen ’19, Honorable Mention
Girls’ Soccer
Boys’ Track
Charles Keating ’21 Liam McLane ’20 Ray Konopka ’19, Honorable Mention
Girls’ Lacrosse
Boys’ Squash
Second Team MIFL
Samantha Bobman ’19 Gabriella Jolly ’22, Honorable Mention
Boys’ Lacrosse
All-Academic
First Team MIFL
Girls’ Golf
Girls’ Track Alexandria Dunkley ’21 Caroline Geller ’20 Faith Hardy ’19 Jordan Miller ’21 Saliyah Muhammad ’21
Arly Rodriguez ’21 Ellie Stevens ’22 Isabel Stronski ’20 Ariane Voulgaris ’20 Marin Yearley ’22, Honorable Mention
RCDS Team Championships Fall The 2018 Field Hockey Team
3rd Consecutive NYSAIS Champions
The 2018 Football Team MIFL Champions
Winter The 2019 Girls’ Varsity Epee Team
The 2019 Boys’ Ice Hockey Team
ISFL League & Tournament Champions
2nd Consecutive FAA League Champions & 3rd Consecutive FAA Tournament Champions
The 2019 Girls’ Ice Hockey Team WIHLMA Miran Division Champions
The 2019 Boys’ Basketball Team NYSAIS C Champions
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Spring The 2019 Boys’ Golf Team NYSAIS Champions
The 2019 Boys’ Track Team FAA & NYSAIS Champions
The 2019 Boys’ Lacrosse Team FAA Champions
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AthleticAchievement US Lacrosse All-American Charlotte Price ’20
Charlotte Price is a three-season athlete,, playing varsity soccer,, ice hockey,, and lacrosse.A . starter since the eighth grade,, Charlotte is a three-year FAA All-League and two-yearr WNEPSA recipient. She was a leading scorerr with 91 goals in the 2019 season,, making herr a majorr contributorr to the lacrosse team’s success.. US Lacrosse recognized Charlotte’s stellarr juniorr season by naming herr to the 2019 High School All-American Team. She is one off only three juniors so honored in the history off the RCDS girls’ lacrosse program.
FAA Scholar-Athlete
Charlotte Price ’20
Connor Marrs ’19
The Fairchesterr Athletic Association named Connorr Marrs as one off just 10 seniorr Scholar-Athletes who have reached the highest academic standards while playing two orr more varsity sports and earning Fairchesterr Athletic Association All-League honors.. Connorr tookk the most challenging off courses, excelling in eight honors and eight AP courses while earning fourr varsity letters in cross-country and track.. He contributed to the two NYSAIS trackk championships and earned FAA All-League honors in cross-country.. Connorr now attends Bowdoin College.
Field Hockey Scholar-Athletes
Wendy Corona ’20, Paulina Harasimowicz ’19, Amelia Lower ’20, Evalise Melgar ’20, and Natalie Sanchez ’19 Optimal Performance Associates/NFHCA High School National Academic Squad.
Paulina Harasimowicz ’19 and Natalie Sanchez ’19.
Evalise Melgarr ’20, Wendy Corona ’20, and Amelia Lowerr ’20. Recognizing Excellence 2019
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AthleticAchievement Track & Field- 2019 NYSAIS Track Champions Girls’ Basketball Alana Jones ’20, a starterr for fourr years,, scored herr 1,000th point in the 2019 basketball game EKEMRWX ,STOMRW %PERE ½RMWLIH the season with a total off 1,222 points.
Isabel Stronski ’20 800 Meters,, 2:20.55 1,500 Meters,, 4:47.50
Alexandria Dunkley ’21 Shot Put 30’8”
Robbie Fox ’20, Julian Martelly ’19, Allan Houston, III ’19, and Cameron Coleman ’19 4 x 100 Meterr Relay 44.78
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AthleticAchievement Boys’ Tennis
Boys’ Lacrosse
Nick Roddy ’23 and Will Roddy ’19 were the 2019 FAA doubles champions.. Will was also a champion in 2017 and 2018.
Ray Konopka ’19 scored his 100th careerr lacrosse goal against King and ended the season with a total off 134 goals.
Girls’ Tennis Sena Selby ’20 was the 2019 FAA singles champion. Liam McLane ’20 scored his 100th careerr lacrosse goal against Hamden Hall and ended the season with a total off 114 goals.
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