Fall sports have been going strong since the end of August. Here is a roundup of how each sport is doing to date (through October 17, 2022).

 

Varsity Football

From Coach Patrick Moffitt: To date, the football team is 3-3, most recently with a 25-16 win over Glasgow High School.

On the season... 

• Frank Nasta has thrown for 923 yards and 11 touchdown passes.
• Nick Osbourne has rushed for 516 yards and 6 rushing touchdowns.
• Griffin Patterson has caught 36 passes for 378 yards and 2 receiving touchdowns.
• Will Dulaney has caught 20 passes for 328 yards and 2 receiving touchdowns.
• Yas Felton has caught 20 passes for 279 yards and 9 receiving touchdowns.
• Will Dulaney and Ford Chapman have been leading the defense with 44 and 41 tackles on the season respectively.
• Griffin Patterson leads everyone on the defense with 3 interceptions.

 

Field Hockey

From Varsity Coach Kate Cusick: Varsity Field Hockey is coming off an impressive 3-2 performance against local rival Middletown High School. The Saints opened the scoring within the first few minutes with a hard-earned goal by V Former Marley Peters. The Cavaliers evened the score, but VI formers Kaki Ackerman and Natalie Biden combined for a beautiful goal, and Peters found the back of the cage again off an assist from VI Former Helen Heuer to bring the Saints back on top. The Cavaliers responded one last time, but the Saints held 3-2 until the final buzzer. 

From JV Coach Gretchen Hurtt: JV Field Hockey won 2-0 vs. Ursuline last Friday, and then vs. Middletown on Monday the team was up 1-0 before a thunderstorm interrupted play. 

 

Volleyball

From JV Coach Terrell Myers: The JV girls volleyball team is currently 8-2. We are led by Sarah Rose Odutola and Brianne Isaac, This past weekend, we had an exciting game versus Sanford School. Brianne Issac served 10 straight points to lead us to victory. In the past two seasons, the JV team has a combined record of 19-4. 

From Thirds Coach Kyra Wilson: Thirds Volleyball is currently 1-5 with one more game left to round out our season. The team has seen notable improvement in their overhand serves, playing collaboratively, and team spirit. In our most recent games, Mary Margaret Hall and Kayden Murrell have each had impressive serve streaks that have helped build momentum for the team. Additionally, Marie Dillard and Claire Rauch have played intense defense and offense, getting digs against some difficult serves and playing the net to earn some kills. Everyone's improvement is amazing and bodes well for the future of the program!

 

Boys Cross-Country

From Coach Dan O'Connell: At the Middletown Invitational, our varsity team came in third out of 13 teams. Our JV team placed fourth out of 12 teams.

At the Salesianum Invitational, our varsity placed second out of 12 teams and our JV placed fifth out of 12 teams. We ran a JV-B squad that placed fifth out of six teams.

At the Joe O'Neill Invitational, varsity finished 13th overall out of 36 teams, however among Division II teams, they were eighth. JV came in 12th out of 38 teams, but sixth among Division II teams. And, our JV-B squad placed fourth out of 11 teams; second among Division II teams.

 

Girls Cross-Country

From Coach Jenny Carroll: The varsity led by Lia Miller with a time of 21:19 (8th overall) and Leah Horgan (9th overall) finished 5th in the Joe O'Neil Invitational Friday, October 14.

Devin Hundley led the JV team to a 6th place finish. The girls JV and varsity top five averages were the fastest averages in my time as head coach (2015-now). The girls JV top 5 average was 23:29, more than one minute faster than the fastest top 5 average from 2021. Caroline Meers went under 22 for the first time with a personal record of 21:19; Claire Hulsey broke 21 minutes, running a personal record of 20:50; and Leah Horgan broke 20 minutes with a new personal record of 19:29!

 

Here are a selection of recent photos from our fall sports.