Athletic News Archive
2011
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December
SLS Hockey’s Teddy Bear Toss: Wednesday, Dec. 14 at 4:30 p.m. vs King School
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November
Student Athletes Sign w/ NCAA Division I Colleges
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Storm Sports Zone For Parents: Spotlights, Highlights & Things Parents Need to Know
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Winter Varsity Try-Out Schedule
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Girls Varsity Soccer 2011 FAA League Champions
Read MoreSt. Luke's traveled down the Merritt Parkway to face rival Convent of the Sacred Heart Wednesday afternoon. At the final whistle, the Storm emerged victorious and, with their 3-0 win, earned sole bragging rights as the 2011 FAA Girls Soccer League Champions. The 3-0 scoreline aside, the match was an incredibly hard fought, extremely physical game that saw SLS whistled for 13 fouls, including 1 yellow card. After playing the first half to a scoreless draw, Caroline Parsons '13 fought through four Convent defenders and fed a cross to freshman Meredith Rogers '15 to open the 2nd half scoring. Some nervous possession from St. Luke's and big defensive efforts from senior captains Hannah Butman '12 and Kelly Seaver '12 kept the score 1-0 until the final ten minutes of the game as sophomore Salma Anastasio '14 found the back of the net twice to up her team leading goal total to 23 (with 11 assists). St. Luke's finishes the season at 11-2-1 overall (7-1-1 FAA) and awaits their FAA Tournament semi-final opponent on Wednesday November 9 at home, time TBD. -
October
St. Luke's Storm Sweeps Homecoming 2011
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Farewell Coach Mac
It is with profound sadness that the St. Luke’s community announces the death of veteran high school coach Jerry McDougall on October 12, 2011. Mr. McDougall died of leukemia surrounded by friends and family members. He was 76. McDougall was pre-deceased by his wife Loretta ‘Lolly’ in 2001.Read More -
August
Want to Play Squash? Try St. Luke's School
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May
Bucci Baseball Field Dedicated
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Varsity Athletic Awards Night
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February
Varsity Boys Squash Team Takes Title
Eight St. Luke’s student athletes competed in the U.S. Division III Squash Championships and claimed the title the weekend of February 11, 2011. The St. Luke’s Varsity Boys Squash Team and 2011 U.S. High School Boys Division III Championship members, with Varsity Coach Edward Marks, are SLS Robert Galluccio, Mac Pivirotto, Alex Kamisher, Charlie Nelson, James Watson, Bobby Hamill, JD Ballard, Michael Troy, and Christian Walsh. Click here to see the Photo Album in the Media Gallery.Read More -
January Athletes of the Month
Read MoreThe St. Luke’s Athletic Department is pleased to announce Mac Pivirotto ’11 and Lindsay Bralower ’13 as the January Athletes of the Month.Mac Pivirotto ’11 is a leader on the Varsity Boys Squash team. He has played the entire season in the 2nd spot for the team. His game has improved from the start of the season until now. Coach McLeod says, “Mac has developed into a very composed, classy player. He has been a real inspiration to all of his teammates.” Congratulations, Mac!Lindsay Bralower ’13 is a member of the Varsity Girls Squash team. Lindsay inspires her teammates with her work ethic and the energy she provides when she is on the court. “Lindsay always gives 100% in every practice and match,” according to Coach McLeod. Congratulations Lindsay! -
Middle School Boys Squash Team Takes Title
Six St. Luke’s student athletes competed in the U.S. Middle School National Squash Championships at the Brady Squash Center at Yale University in New Haven, CT this weekend. Winning their matches and climbing their way to the finals Saturday evening, the team captured the U.S. Division B title.Read More -
January
St. Luke's Places Two on All-New England Football Team
Read MoreSt. Luke’s is pleased to announce that Henry Nelson ’11 and Zaire Reiph ’11 have been named to the 2010 All-New England Class C Football 1st Team. Henry and Zaire were co-captains and integral members of the FAA Co-Champions this fall.
Henry was the team’s stopper on defense. A 4 year starter at MLB for the team, Henry really developed into a feared member of the defense. He lead the team in tackles with 66 including 15 tackles for loss. He also recovered 2 fumbles. Henry also was a key member of the offense, starting at right tackle.
Zaire was the leader of an offense that averaged 33 points a game. He lead the offensive attack with 1080 yards rushing averaging 8.9 yards a carry. He scored 16 touchdowns this fall. Zaire was also a major factor on defense making 59 tackles and intercepting 2 passes.
“These two young men were a pleasure to have in our program. They were a major reason we were able to turn our program around this year. Their work ethic, determination, leadership and positive energy was contagious. We’re going to miss them as football players but most importantly as great kids next year,” according to Coach Brown
