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St. Luke's Student Athletes Honored In Fall Postseason Awards
A huge congratulations to all twenty-three of our student athletes whose talent and effort were recognized in the fall postseason accolades for the FAA, NEPSAC and All State.
Boys Soccer saw Ryan Neafsey ‘18 named in the All State team as well as the NEPSAC All Star team and WNEPSA All Star team. Alex Nerod ‘17 and Jared Soltys ‘17, who was also selcted to play for the NEPSSA All-Star team, were named all FAA and Jose Minuesa ‘17 received an FAA honorable mention. Bear Crystal ‘20 was also named in the WNEPSA All Star team.
In Girls Soccer, Kelly McKenna ‘17, Seena Panagiotidis ‘17 and Caroline Thompson ‘18 all received FAA All league awards for their contributions to the success of the program. In addition, Lea Panagiotidis ‘20 received an FAA honorable mention.
The St. Luke’s Field Hockey team had Senior Captains Cayley Stonehouse ‘17 and Cameron Stonehouse ‘17 named in the WNEPSA All Star team with Cayley also receiving FAA All league for her stellar season. Kendall Boege ‘17 was also given an FAA honorable mention for her efforts.
Volleyball had four girls represent SLS in the New England All Star tournament with Bridget Dalton ‘18, Gabby Mitchell ‘18, Maria Minuesa ‘18, Elyse Kim ‘21 all recognized for their excellent campaigns. There was also FAA All league awards for Dalton and Emma Castiglione ‘18 with an FAA honorable mention for Minuesa.
Cross Country had a tremendous season as a team and were also decorated for their achievements with all FAA nominations for Will Foster ‘17, Ian Smith ‘17 and Claire Wilson ‘18. Foster and Wilson were also awarded All New England honors for their fine form throughout the Fall.
Football FAA All league awards were given to Shaka Moales ‘18 and Ben Joseph ‘18 who both had standout seasons. Patrick Evans ‘20 received an honorable mention for his work in both the defensive and offensive line.
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.
