Athletics News

Elliot Anton – Sewanee Lacrosse (Tigers); Jack Ben-Shoshan – Rice Baseball (Owls); George Caldwell – Sewanee Football (Tigers); Katina Christensen – Dartmouth Lacrosse (Big Green); Roe Crawford – Swarthmore Lacrosse (Garnet); Ainsley Dodson – Wesleyan Swimming (Cardinals); Piper Edwards – Dartmouth Field Hockey (Big Green); Maya Estrera – Swarthmore Softball (Garnet); Matt Fleming – Washington & Lee Baseball (Generals); *Cai Flowers – Fordham Swimming & Diving (Rams); Anne-Charlotte Gillard – Harvard Water Polo (Crimson); Jack Goldstein – U of Chicago Baseball (Maroons); Katcher Halligan – McLennan Baseball (Highlanders); Matthew Hensel – Middlebury Swimming (Panthers); Carter Hollingsworth – Amherst Soccer (Mammoths); Leyton Howell – Trinity Univ.  Baseball (Tigers); Sebastian Jimenez – Duke Wrestling (Blue Devils); Eric Johnson – RPI Football (Engineers); *Tyler Kennedy – Virginia Field Hockey (Cavaliers); Tyson Luna – Amherst Baseball (Mammoths); Georgianna Mathews – Swarthmore Swimming (Garnet); Grace Nockolds – Johns Hopkins Field Hockey (Blue Jays); Jules Nunn – Trinity Univ. Basketball (Tigers); Olivia O’Reilly – Middlebury Soccer (Panthers); Jackson Peakes – Rice Basketball (Owls); Jim Rouse – U of Chicago Football (Maroons); Josh Schwartz – Tufts Cross Country (Jumbos); Nina Varma – Yale Squash (Bulldogs); Emile Vlahos – U of Chicago Football (Maroons); Kirk Waller – U of Chicago Baseball (Maroons); Lyndon Way – Babson Soccer (Beavers).

 

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St. John’s Girls’ Varsity Golf won the 2021 South Zone Championship held at Woodforest Golf Club in Montgomery, Texas on Tuesday. The Mavericks shot a team total of 315 for first place ahead of Kinkaid (322). Ashley Yen ’22 finished first place overall with a score of 72 and Brielle Burns ’24 shot 75 for fourth place. Eloise Chapman ’23 posted an 82 for 8th, and Reyna Ngu ’22 turned in an 86 for 10th to factor in the team tally.  St. John's Boys', led by Sean O'Neal '21 (73, tied for 3rd) and Aiden Manji '21 (75, 6th), finished in third place.

Emmanuel Sgouros '21 is breaking school records, setting new PR's, and is hard to catch in Texas, Alabama, and North Carolina so far.  Sgouros ranks 4th in the state and 20th in the nation in the 1600 meters with his latest time of  4:12.28 (school record).  Emmanuel also broke the school record in the 3200 meters winning the New Balance Dash for Doobie 3200 meter race in Winston Salem, NC with a time of 9:05.92.  Drew Woodfolk '18 previously held the record with a time of 9:45.35. Sgouros, Pierce Ederle '21, Josh Schwartz '21, and William Thames '23 also broke the Nick Finnegan Spring Invitational meet record (8:03.95) and school record (8:00.86) previously held by Sam Faraguna '19, Sam Ho '18, Douglas Parsley '20, and Woodfolk. 

St. John’s Mavericks Girls’ (6-1) and Boys’ (5-1) Tennis teams finish SPC South Zone competition on Thursday versus Awty.  Recently, St. John's made their mark at two tough UIL tournaments.

Congratulations to the following girls who were named to the 2020 National Field Hockey Coaches Association High School National Academic Squad:

Megan Chang, Sloan Davidson, Piper Edwards, Tyler Kennedy, Campbell Lee, Mary Louise Mannon, Margaux Marinelli, Grace Nockolds, Caroline Pressler, Lindsey Price, Rachel Tompson, and Megan Wetzel.

St. John’s Swimming and Diving made a big splash this past weekend at the 2021 Houston Invitational Championship held at Westfield High School Natatorium.  The Girls won two relays and one individual event to finish first with 105.5 points.  Kinkaid was second with 85.5.  The Boys won six events including a school-record performance in the 50 freestyle by John Perdue ’22, to capture the Boys title with 132 points. John Cooper and Awty tied for second with 48 points apiece.