Hustle, heart, and head-smart play won the Battle of Bath for Hyde’s JV lacrosse team this Monday over Morse’s Shipbuilders. The first half of the game seemed evenly matched as both teams traded possession of the ball frequently. Right before halftime Morse found the net and took the lead 1-0. In the second half Hyde found sharper passing and crisp offensive movement producing their 6-1 score. This game gave the Phoenix their well-deserved second win on the season.

            Going into this game Hyde made some offensive adjustments which proved effective as our attack men led the team in scoring. These young men were Max Kaplan (’15) who put two goals in, Maxwell Zerrudo-Turgeon (’15) also helped in finding the net twice, and Peter Lin (’13) notching a goal. Terry Luo (’13) was our lone midfielder who also grabbed a goal on the day. The overall offensive push from the midfielders on the transition from defense to offense was the key point that produced the outcome of this game.

            On the other side of the field our defense played the best they have all year. Commanding the defense was our trusted net minder Kellin Sweeney (’13) who had a tremendous game stealing 17 saves on the day. Our defense of late have been plagued with injuries which asked Brian Zuo (’14) to step up into a starting position on the right wing. Every attempt from that side was thwarted by punishing poke checks and clever positioning which sealed his earning for the games’ Dirty-Ball award. Next him on defense the efforts of Harry Hu (’12) and Marley Dutton (’13) gave the team stellar results on ground balls and clearing the ball out of the zone. Distinguished contributors to the defense were from our long stick middie Joey Romo (’15), and John McManus (’13).

            The teams’ next game is the MAISAD semi-final this Wednesday against the Lumber Jacks at Hebron Academy.

Isaac Pfosi

Athlete of the Week
May 14 – 20, 2012

Boy’s Track and Field

Isaac has really discovered his passion for track throughout the course of this year. Starting in the winter, during the indoor season, he not only challenged himself by starting a new sport, but he challenged his peers to see him as he saw himself. Through his leadership the indoor team blossomed, and since transitioning outside, Pfosi has gained confidence and speed. In a recent meet at Mount Ararat Pfosi placed first in the 300m hurdles, 3rd place in the high jump, and ran in two relays to help his team place second overall at the meet. Isaac also led his team at the MAISAD championship meet this past Saturday.

The men’s and women’s track teams travelled to Hebron Academy for the state prep school track championship (MAISADs).  We lucked out on the weather… sunny and in the 70’s.

It was a proud day for Hyde track & field.  Both the boys and girls placed second (2^nd) out of four scoring teams.  The significant highlight of the day was the awarding of the men’s most valuable athlete honor to senior Ben Webber `12 and the awarding of the women’s most valuable athlete honor to senior Dexie Cercos `12.  Dexie won all her events with personal bests in each (the 100m hurdles, 300m hurdles, and triple jump).  Dexie also anchored our second place 4x400m relay team.  Ben won the 100m and 200m and placed 3^rd in the 400m.  He also anchored our victorious 4 x 100m relay team.  Another highlight was the number of season-best performances by the Hyde athletes.  52% of the women’s performances on the day represented personal-bests, while 45% of the men’s performances were personal-bests.

I couldn’t be more proud of both the men’s and women’s teams.

Overall meet results are attached.

Women’s Meet:

Seacoast          112

Hyde                  50

NYA                   49

Hebron               44

Hyde’s lone state champion on the day was junior Dexie Cercos `12.  Dexie won all her events… the 100n high hurdles… the 300m hurdles… and the triple jump (all as PR’s on the season).  Junior Katie Comeaux `13 had a fine day with a second place finish in the shot put and third place finishes in the discus and javelin. Freshman Imani Hiller-Bateau `15 placed forth I the shot put and sophomore Xi Wang `14 placed 5^th in the 1500m and forth in the 3000m.  Other scorers included Jenna Brodeur `12 (third in both the 200m and 400m), Madi Preece `13 (second in the 300m hurdles and forth in the 200m).  The women’s 4x400m relay placed second.

Men’s Meet:

NYA                   95

Hyde                  89

Hebron               62

Seacoast            18

As mentioned above, the big winner on the day was senior Ben Webber `12 with victories in the 100m, 200m, and a third place showing in the 400m.  Hyde’s other state champions were Chris Moulton `12 in the javelin, Wondo Shaw `13 in the long jump, and Cody Mitchell `13 in the 800m.  Senior Isaac Pfosi `12 took second place finishes in the high jump and 300m hurdles.  Warsame Mohamed `14 took second in the 800m as Lukas Fischer 13 took third in the discus and forth in the shot put… both as PR performances.  Other scorers included Kiefer Cundy `15 (5<sup>th</sup> in the 1500m and 3<sup>rd</sup> in the triple jump), Jamie McCracken `12 (3^rd in the high jump), Elvis Leng `12 (5<sup>th</sup> in the 110m hurdles), Alexi Philippoussis `15 (5^th in the long jump), Talin Rowe `14 (4<sup>th</sup> in the 300m hurdles and 2<sup>nd</sup> in the pole vault), Luis Allen `15 (5^th in the 300m hurdles), Ethan Bryan `12 (5<sup>th</sup> in the 400m) and Isaac Preston `13 (5^th in the 3000m).  Our 4 x 100m relay placed first while out 4 x 400m relay placed second.

Our final men’s and women’s meet of the season is on Saturday, May 19th as we travel to the Hyde-Woodstock campus for the New England Division III Track & Field Championships.  The meet starts at 10:30AM.

Gould Academy               3

                The Varsity Tennis team played Gould Academy for the second time this season on Saturday afternoon on the indoor courts of Hyde School.  

First Singles (win)

                Jon Lee                                   6                6            

                Jesse Tutor                           0                 0                                         

Second Singles(win)      

                Ignacio Sanchez                    6              6                             

                Benji Page                               1              3

Third Singles(loss)

                Brian Liu                                     3              2

                Will Kannegeiser                   6              6

1^st Doubles(loss)

                Zach Leighninger, Ethan Blatt                         0                  1            

 Ron Ruiz, Yannik Voland                                6                   6

2^nd Doubles(loss)

                James Howard, Herman Gao                           1                  2             

               Brooks Cayman, Michael Young                     6                   6

Highlights;

                Jon Lee  ‘12 loves his bagels.  In the final regular season appearance of his High school tennis career, Jon beat his opponent in twelve straight games.    Ignacio Sanchez`13 showed signs of nervousness before his match, recalling his brutal loss at the hands of his Gould rival two weeks prior.  The 6 – 0, 6 – 0 loss Ignacio was remembering was soon to be replaced by his 6 – 0, 6 – 3 win over the same opponent.  This is a great shift in momentum for Ignacio as he has struggled to come back from a back injury suffered earlier in the season.   Brian Liu`12 had some solid rallies but had trouble cracking his opponent’s consistent groundstrokes, and struggled as a result.   Zach Leighninger ’13 and Ethan Blatt ’13 had been working on their net play since their loss at Hebron earlier in the week.  They had trouble transitioning this into gameplay however due to interpersonal problems between the two.  Herman Gao ’12 and James Howard ’13 gave a good effort coming to net and focusing on their serves, but lost in the end despite their focus.  The Hyde team prepares for the Maisad Championship Tournament this upcoming week.  The defending Maisad champions hope to have a repeat win in the tournament again this year. 

 St Thomas Moore: 5

Hyde traveled to St. Thomas Moore today for an SENE conference game in Norwich, Ct. It was “ALL” Hyde from the start. Danny Gill ’12 took the opening  face-off and turned it into a fast break opportunity and set-up Kevin McMorrow ’12 for a quick goal 16 seconds into the contest. Minutes later,

Alex Holland ’13 found the back of the net and Hyde was up 2-0 in the opening minutes of the game. Soon after, goals by Jared Larsen ’13, Joe Yanovitch ’13 and Gill ’12 allowed Hyde to finish out the first quarter ahead 9-0. In the second quarter, the Hyde defense lead by goalie Blake Smaldone ’12 saw little action because of the offensive ball possession by the Wolf Pack but some key groundball play from Rob O’Connor ’13 and defensive middies Zack Cereme ’12 and Ethan Thoms ’12 allowed Hyde to go into halftime with an 11-4 lead. The second half was much of the same and Hyde was able to capitalize on St. Thomas Moore’s turnovers and cruised to victory 19-5. Next up a battle for bragging rights in the “quiet corner” vs. Pomfret.

Visiting  9         2          5            3   —   19

Home    0          4         1             0  —    5

Goals: Kevin McMorrow 5g, Joe Yanovitch 4g, Jared Larsen 4g, Danny Gill 4g, Alex Holland 2g

Assists:   McMorrow 1a, Yanovitch 1a, Larsen 1a, Connor Mclaughlin  4a, Holland 1a

Shots:  Blake Smaldone 9 saves, Cullum Thompson 8 saves

Records: H 9-3; V 2-4

 Worcester Academy: 5

The Wolfpack traveled to Worcester Academy today in hopes of continuing there “hot” win streak. Worcester Academy jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the opening minutes of the game.  A little “dazed/confused”  the Wolfpack called a timeout to regroup and soon thereafter went on a tear.

Jared Larsen ’13 took matters into his own hands and scored three quick goals within a matter of minutes to take the lead 3-2. Then face-off specialist Danny Gill ’12 continued to dominate and helped Hyde score another 8 goals with the help of Kevin McMorrow ’12, Joe Yanovitch ’13and

Connor McLaughlin ’13 to go into the half with a commanding lead 11-3. In the second half, the defense led by Evan Dienstag ’12, Ben Lieber ’12 and Zach Cereme ’12 shutdown the Worcester fire-power and allowed Hyde to own possession of the ball . Hyde continued to pump in goals and McMorrow ’12 put the “icing on the cake” with a great goal to help Hyde cruise to victory 14-5. Goalies Blake Smaldone ’12 and Cullum Thompson ’12 split time and each of them were stellar stopping point blank shots as well as clearing the ball setting up numerous fast-break opportunities. Next up St. Thomas Moore.

Visiting  5          6          3            0    —   14

Home    2           1         2              0  —    5

Goals: Kevin McMorrow 4g, Joe Yanovitch 4g, Jared Larsen 4g, Danny Gill 1g, Connor McLaughlin 1g

Assists:   McMorrow 2a, Yanovitch 2a, Larsen 2a, Connor Mclaughlin  1a, Gill 1a

Shots:  Blake Smaldone 10 saves, Cullum Thompson 8 saves

Records: H 8-3; V 3-7

Not many students these days know my favorite old band, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.  Fewer still know the melancholy and romantic melody of the band’s tune Helplessly Hoping.  However, this spring a student chose this song for his group to sing.  This PA tune ended up creating a really cool and unexpected connection between two Hyde students and some spirited adults in the Bath community.  I know that our Performing Arts program has an impact beyond the stage and outside the Hyde School gates, and now I have video to prove it!

As we prepared for the spring show, I had worried the tune would not appeal to a group of teenagers more accustomed to hip hop and other contemporary musical styles.  The band director worried more about how the students could pull off the harmonies.  However, these guys pulled it off under the steadfast student leadership of Scott Georgaklis and with a little help from some awesome female faculty voices.  Luckly, their haunting and successful performance wasn’t the end of it.

For me the best part was seeing the universal appeal of some cool old music come to life in this video of Warsame Mohamed and Talin Rowe singing the tune Helplessly Hoping.   One week after our show, and during a community service project at Bath’s local food bank, the boys enjoyed PA revisited.  Some older adults from the Bath community, your classic ex-hippie types, were providing some music for the food bank’s weekly event.  As they plunked out the tune, our two boys – excited to recognize the music – jumped in to join the fun.  You can see the joy on their faces and the connection between the generations.  That is why I do what I do.

“They are one person, they are two alone, they are three together, they are four for each other.”  –CSNY

Special thanks to Beverly Coleman for the video!

The men’s and women’s track teams travelled fifteen minutes to local Mt. Ararat High School for their fifth track meet of the season.  This large competitive meet of over 220 athletes featured teams from Mt. Ararat high school, Leavitt high school, Nokomis high school, and Boothbay Regional high school.  The rain we have been having this week let up for the meet and returned as the very last relay ended.  I was overall pleased with our performances.  A number of students experienced a PR (personal record) on the season.  The boys placed 2^nd of five scoring teams while the girls placed 5^th overall.

Meet scores and individual performances are attached.

Women’s Meet:

1) Mt. Ararat High School         172

2) Leavitt Area High School        59  

3) Boothbay Region HS              54

4) Nokomis 2012                        53  

5) Hyde School                          43

Junior Katie Comeaux `13 was our standout on the day.  She captured first place in the discus, second place in the shot put and third place in the javelin throw… against nearly 20 competitors in each of these events.  Senior Dexie Cercos `12 grabbed second in the 100m hurdles and third in both the 300m hurdles and triple jump.  Also placing on the day were Jenna Brodeur `12 with fourth in the 400m, Imani Hiller-Bateau `15 with fifth in the discus, Xi Wang `14 with fourth in the 3000m, Mady Preece `13 with fourth in the 300m hurdles.  Another highlight included junior Purple Zhao `13 who PR^ed in the 100m hurdles.  Our women currently have a 5 – 10 meet record on the season.

Men’s Meet:

1) Mt. Ararat High School         108

2) Hyde School                          94  

3) Nokomis                                91

4) Leavitt Area High School        50  

4) Boothbay Region HS              50   

The men’s team had a solid day.  Individual winners on the day Included Isaac Pfosi `12 in the 300m hurdles, Kiefer Cundy `15 in the triple jump, and Talin Rowe `14 in the pole vault.  Talin also finished second in the 110m hurdles, Kiefer finished 5<sup>th</sup> in the 1600m and Isaac finished third in the high jump.  Second place finishes went to Ben Webber `12 in the 100m and 200m, Ethan Bryan `12 in the 400m, Cody Mitchell `13 in the 800m, and Chris Moulton `12 in the triple jump.  Ethan also set a PR in the Javelin with a 7<sup>th</sup> place finish out of 17 competitors.  Third place finishes went to Wondo Shaw `13 in the long jump.  One of the highlights of the day was Billy Martinez `13 who PRed in the javelin with a throw of over 20ft better than his previous… scoring and finishing 4^th overall.  He also placed 5^th in the 400m.  Our men currently have a 13 – 2 meet record on the season.

Our next meet is our state prep school championship (MAISAD) at Hebron Academy on Saturday, May 12^th… a 10:00AM start.

Hebron  Academy           3

                Hyde School Varsity Tennis traveled to Hebron Maine to play Hebron Academy yesterday.  The match was played outside under calm cloudy conditions.

First Singles (win)

                Jon Lee                                 6             6

                Sam Blanchet                     0             2

Second Singles(win)      

                Ignacio Sanchez                6              4              6                             

                Jeff Labbe                           1              6              3

Third Singles(loss)

               Brian Liu                                3              0                             

                Ollie Frenette                   6              6

1^st Doubles(loss)

                Zach Leighninger,Ethan Blatt                                       5             4

                Nikita Klinsovs, Guillaume Belanger-Therien    7              6

2^nd Doubles(loss)

                James Howard, Alex Sun              0              2

               Eli Ross, Ian Choi                               6              6

Highlights;

                Jon Lee`12 was all business with his opponent.  He bageled him in the first set and quickly took the match in the second.  Ignacio Sanchez`13 handled his opponent easily in the first set winning 6-1.  However, he faltered in the second and allowed the Hebron player back into the match.  He buckled down, regained focus in the third set and was able to take the win.  Brian Liu`12 had an off day, losing badly to a player he beat a week ago.  Hopefully he can avenge the loss in the upcoming tournament.  Zach Leighninger`13 and Ethan Blatt`13 had an exciting match.  They struggled early in the first set getting behind 2-3.  However, they changed their strategy, coming to net more frequently.  This coupled with more aggressive play and better placed shots resulted in them coming from behind to  tie it 5-5.  They nearly forced a tie-breaker in the first set but fell 5-7.  They played well in the second set with long rallies and games going to deuce, but failed to force a third set, falling 4-6.   James Howard`13 and Alex Sun`14 played better than the line score indicates.  Many of their games went to deuce and there were some impressive rallies.  They won the first two games of the second set by finding ways to get up to net.  However, they fell back into old habits and lost the next four games.  It was a learning experience for them.  Overall it was a tough match, one that we could have won if we played up to our potential.  The team is regrouping and preparing for our last regular season match with Gould Academy this Saturday. 

Date:   May 9, 2012

Score:  Hyde:  0    Hebron Academy: 11 

Highlights: 

The first period saw the Phoenix stand their ground defensively as Kellin Sweeney ’14 stopped 7 of 10 shots on net and affected 5 clears to the offensive zone.  Defensively, Sagel Prosser ’13, Marley Dutton ’13, and Harry Hu ’12 each showed that they are working on and off the field to improve their ground ball percentage and their ability to get the ball to the offense.

Unfortunately, that is where the ball stopped.  Although fundamental skills are improving, the ability to move the ball with consistency and keep possession in the offensive zone eludes the Phoenix “O”.

Net minder Kellin Sweeney earned the “Dirty Ball” award as he stood tough in goal (again) stopping 26 of 37 shots on net for a 70 save %.

FV’s next goal…is beat GOULD.

Next Games:

Saturday  May 12           Home vs. Gould Academy  @ 1:30 PM

Monday     May 14           Home  vs. Morse High         @ 3:30 PM

Athletic Director Tyler Plourde

I was recently reading an opinion piece on the back cover of the Sports Illustrated May 2012 edition, written by Phil Taylor, a mainstay columnist to the magazine. This piece, a sarcastic muse stemming from the NFL draft, asked readers to consider Andrew Rodriguez, a linebacker at Army. Taylor asks the reader to consider the direction this young man is heading as he trades what could be a career in the NFL for a lifetime of service. The article, entitled “Don’t Show Him the Money,” concludes with a simple request, “Give Rodriguez credit for making a wise decision. Just don’t say he handled it like a pro.” Through his dry wit, Taylor begs the reader to take a deeper look at the ethics that drive the professional sports industry. Then, in a different sport, but under the same ideal, with the conferring of degrees at Barry University, and the honoring of doctoral candidate Shaquille O’Neil, Taylor’s question is cast in an even brighter light.

When first hearing the story of Doctor O’Neil, I thought of it as a cute publicity stunt aimed at drawing attention to both the University and the student. Upon further research, however, Shaquille refused to accept an honorary degree. In paraphrasing his words, he wants to be respected in the field. He has exhibited extreme passion and excitement for, of all things, education. In making a commitment to his education, O’Neil has shown that basketball is not the only thing that matters in life, even to a decorated professional player. I think we might be able to say that Shaq did in fact handle it like a pro.

Our society is awash in bad examples. From Tiger Woods to Plaxico Burress, there are plenty of professional athletes that teach young people to worship talent and forget about the ethics that bind us all together.  Why do these examples dominate the airwaves? Why is the story of Andrew Rodriguez cast to the back pages of a magazine? Certainly the question must be entertained. With golfer Bubba Watson dropping out of the Player’s Tournament to spend more time with his family he either knowingly or unknowingly showed all of us that his ethics are more important than those dictated by sport and money. It’s his story, and the stories of Doctor O’Neil and Andrew Rodriguez that we as a society should be holding up for our students to strive towards. It’s time to starting looking at sports as the mode to understand morals and ethics, not the avenue for questionable exploitation of such things. Fair play, sportsmanship and honesty are not opposed to competition and achievement. It’s time for athletes and coaches, agents and owners to raise their level of expectations and in doing so, demand better of all of us.

Onward,  Tyler Plourde (Athletic Director @ Hyde-Bath)

Kents Hill – 6

3 weeks after a tough 9-3 loss in their first contest, the Phoenix finally got to face the Huskies of Kents Hill on their home turf.  Frustrated by the difficult loss and aided by several weeks of positive growth, Hyde engaged Kents Hill on Saturday with an eagerness and intensity that was palpable from the sidelines.  The game turned out to be an eventful thriller with several lead changes and multiple momentum swings.  Leading the Phoenix charge by halting the Huskies’ attack was Captain Alec Randall (’12), who piled up 17 saves in a tremendous show of athleticism and resolve.  He stuffed numerous shots from the edge of his crease and he pushed the ball on clears despite being blanketed by an attackman on his attempts. 

                One of the best ways to calculate hustle and heart in lacrosse in measured in the ground ball battle.  The Phoenix proved their mettle by winning 29 to the Huskies’ 20 and Scott Bartlett (’12) lead the effort in scooping up an unparalleled 10 of his own.  With the effort came a sense of team as Hyde gelled in their transition game, stringing together passes that dissected the Kents Hill defense.  Hyde capitalized as Tobias Weymar (’12) found the net twice and garnered two assists while the face-off/crease attack dual threat, Chester Hill (’12), earned a hat-trick as he beat the keeper 3 times on the day.  Inspiration for the team was never lacking as the emotional leaders for the Phoenix, Zach Tolman (’12) and Scott Georgaklis (’12), pushed the to their best effort of the season. Down by a goal in the fourth quarter (6-5), Hyde never quit fighting and they rallied for two late goals to take home the victory

                The emergence of the senior leadership is apparent, but the future of Hyde lacrosse is electrifyingly bright.  Junior defenseman Ryan Cassidy stepped up after a rocky start to the season and he developed into a reliable starter and Junior Connor Champagne pushed the team with a quiet but steadfast attitude on and off the field.  The Sophomores, however, are the core of the team.  Wilson MacMillan lead the group with tremendous hustle and spirit.  Wes Miller and Zach Heatley are evolving rapidly as lacrosse players and they stand to be dangerous players in the very near future as they combined speed and quickness with improving vision and stick skills.  Hybrid attackman/midfielder Brian Edwards has one of the best sticks on the team and as his understanding of the game grows, he stands to put up big numbers in upcoming years.  He, along with fellow Sophomore attackman Evan Robish each put away a goal against Kents Hill.  Congratulations to the Hyde Phoenix on a well-earned victory and a great show of character.

Scott Bartlett

Athlete of the Week
May 7-13, 2012

Boys Varsity Lacrosse

Coach writes, “Scott played stellar defense and he is a leader on the field. Against Kent’s Hill, he scooped up 10 of the team’s 29 ground balls which pushed the team to a victory. GBWG.” For the less initiated GBWG means: ground balls win games. Scott’s effort this week and throughout the season has helped the team improve greatly and garner their first MAISAD win of the season.

Kents Hill School              4

                The Varsity Tennis team played Kents Hill School for the second time this season on Saturday afternoon at the Morse High School courts in Bath, ME.

First Singles (win)

                Jon Lee                                 6                  4             6

                Dylan Rich                           3                   6            4                             

Second Singles(loss)      

                Ignacio Sanchez                3              0                             

                Shin Ota                             6              6

Third Singles(loss)

                Brian Liu                                  4              3

                Robert Patenaude                6              6

1^st Doubles(loss)

                Zach Leighninger, Ethan Blatt                          1             5

                Nick Devine, Jeremy Vandenberg                  6              7

2^nd Doubles(loss)

                Alex sun, Herman Gao                                       1              0             

               Pelumi Odimayo, Andrew Mueller                 6              6

Highlights;

                Jon Lee`12 showed determination and stamina as he forced a third set with the Kents Hill #1 single – the only opponent to have beaten Jon so far this season.  Jon was down early in the third set 0-4, but was able to rally back winning the next six games and re-establishing his dominance on the court.   Ignacio Sanchez`13 made his return to the court after a week of rehabbing his back.  He played conservatively, focusing on controlling the point rather than aggressively taking it from his opponent.  More back pain in the second set forced Ignacio to seek immediate ice and electrodes after the match so he could return to cheer on the rest of his team.  Brian Liu`12 sported a new brow of stitches above his right eye, a tribute to the dedication Brian brings to every point he plays.  Though he lost in consecutive sets, he gave a valiant effort coming to net and attempting to implement strategy into his game play.   After Zach Leighninger ’13 and Ethan Blatt ’13 finished their first set, it looked as though Kents Hill was going to walk away with an easy win.  However, an increase in communication, better net play and a cool head from Zach almost forced a third set.  Alex Sun ’14 and James Howard ’13 faced a very skilled opposing team with excellent serves and well placed shots.  James realized a switch in racquets might be a good idea after he broke his into two pieces on an overhead shot. 

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Hyde-Woodstock – 16

St. Andrews – 7

Hyde faced St. Andrews on Family Weekend for the second time this season.  The wolf pack wasted no time in getting down to business and scored 3 quick goals after possessing the first 3 face-offs.  The offense worked well together and the defense did as well.  The score at halftime was 11-3.  The second half started out the same scoring 2 quick goals off of face-off possession.  Most of the team played in the second half.  The scoring was as follows; Alina Donnelly ’13 with 7 goals and 1 assist, Alexis Holdampf ’12 with 3 goals, Andrea Sayegh ’12 with 3 goals, Becca Katz ’12 with 1 goal and 2 assists, Bryn Nolan ’12 with 1 goal, Katherine Hagood ’13 with 1 goal and Tina Zhang ’13 with an assist.  The team looks forward to next Friday when they play PCD a team that beat them by 10 goals in the first game of the season.

Coach Bertschy