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February/March Athletes of the Month
Lindsay Bralower '13 and James Watson '14 have been selected as the St. Luke's Athletes of the Month for February and March.
Lindsay Bralower completed a very successful senior squash season, which included a personal third place finish in the New England Interscholastic Squash Association (NEISA) championships in Pomfret, CT in late February. Bralower also played for the FAA champion varsity girls soccer team in the fall, and was named to the FAA All-League team.
James Watson was one of St. Luke's top players this season. His fourth place finish in the NEISA championships gave St. Luke's key points which helped propel the team to a second place finish in the tournament. He was recently the runner-up in the US Squash Junior Championships at Yale University.
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James Watson was one of St. Luke's top players this season. His fourth place finish in the NEISA championships gave St. Luke's key points which helped propel the team to a second place finish in the tournament. He was recently the runner-up in the US Squash Junior Championships at Yale University.
2012-13 Athletes of the Month:
September: Noel Thomas Jr. ’13 (Football), Caroline Parsons ’13 (Girls Soccer)
October: Bob Morris ’13 (Boys Soccer), Sarah Donovan ’13 (Volleyball)
November: Will Foster ’17 (Cross Country), Seeley Fancher ’14 (Field Hockey)
December: K.C. Kelly ’13 (Girls Basketball), Sean Cullinane ’14 (Boys Basketball)
January: Clay D'Alessandro '15 (Ice Hockey), Phoebe Long '15 (Skiing)
October: Bob Morris ’13 (Boys Soccer), Sarah Donovan ’13 (Volleyball)
November: Will Foster ’17 (Cross Country), Seeley Fancher ’14 (Field Hockey)
December: K.C. Kelly ’13 (Girls Basketball), Sean Cullinane ’14 (Boys Basketball)
January: Clay D'Alessandro '15 (Ice Hockey), Phoebe Long '15 (Skiing)
St. Luke’s School is a secular (non-religious), private school in New Canaan, CT for grades 5 through 12 serving over 40 towns in Connecticut and New York. Our exceptional academics and diverse co-educational community foster students’ intellectual and ethical development and prepare them for top colleges. St. Luke’s Leading with Humanity curriculum builds the commitment to serve and the confidence to lead.
