Varsity boys basketball earned a tremendous win at home over rival Suffield Academy 83-71. The Wildcats came out firing as they opened up a 42-26 lead. Senior Insoo Kang hit the first shot when he buried a corner three. This was the first of 14 threes made by the Wildcats. In the second half the Tigers fought hard and got it with 6 but time and time again the Wildcats responded with big shots and hustle plays. Tyler Thomas had a season high 32 points and 8 rebounds. John Kelly was just behind with 23 points of his own. Solomon Neuhaus continued his strong play with 9 followed by Nik Kovacevic with 6, Abood Abuissa with 4, and Nick Heafey and Maleek McNeil with 3 each. It was a tremendous team win.

Boys JV hockey lost to Deerfield this afternoon 6-2. RIch Stefanik and Noah Brooks both scored on assists by Wyatt Wegryzn and Jack Fay.

Varsity boys squash played their best match of the season coming within striking distance of beating Division IV national finalists Loomis Chaffee. The match came down to a fifth set by first year varsity stalwart Luke Po. Wins came off the rackets of Joey Robbins, and Vishnu Sekar.

JV girls hockey defeated Loomis at home this afternoon 10-2. Megan Ward had a hat trick and one assist, Olivia Lawry had two goals and two assists, Campbell Nyarady had 1 goal and 2 assists. The following players each scored a goal - Dora Gordon, Pippa Berry, Rachel Burke, and Louisa Coughlin. It was a great day to honor our seniors!

Varsity girls basketball lost at Cheshire Academy 47-42 today at Cheshire. The game came down to the final two minutes and Cheshire was able to hold off the Wildcats. Cristina Negron led the scoring with 18 points including 4 threes. Sarah Sullivan scored 9 followed by Jordyn Meunier scored 7. Sarah Sullivan reached two milestones scoring over 1200 points and 800 rebounds.

Varsity girls hockey defeated Loomis at home this afternoon 4-2.

Varsity wrestling was represented this past Saturday at the NEPSAC wrestling championships by juniors Cam Lawrence and William Gunn. Along with Coaches White and KaneLong, the team traveled to Greens Farms Academy on the Connecticut shore to compete. Despite his efforts, Cam lost both of his matches. William won two matches on Friday to earn a match-up with the #1 seed in his 182 pound weight class. Unfortunately, he lost but rallied for two wins to put him the top 6 earning qualification for the national tournament at Lehigh next weekend. William finished in 5th place to complete a terrific tournament performance.

Varsity boys hockey won a thriller over Deerfield at home 3-2 before an enthusiastic home crowd! On a night set aside to honor the American military, active and veteran, the Wildcats saved one of their best performances of the winter for this evening. The Wildcats took little time to jump out in front when they scored with a minute into the game on a goal by Cam Mariani to go up 1-0. In the second period James Belleavoine continued his strong scoring touch of late when he scored to give the Wildcats their second goal. Deerfield scored to make it 2-1 before Jake Sacratini got the eventual winner to up the lead to 3-1. Not surprisingly, Deerfield refused to go away and scored with two minutes on the clock to narrow the lead to 3-2. In the last minute, the Wildcats played terrific defensive hockey thwarting every Deerfield advance. Kyler Breland had a tremendous game in net. It was a great team win at Lossone!

Williston thirds basketball hung on for a thrilling 47-45 home win over a determined Eaglebrook squad. Jerry Landman led the way with 12 points followed by George Spence with 8 and Sumner Kissane with 6 points and 5 rebounds.

The Mighty Fourths remained undefeated with a convincing 53-32 win over Eaglebrook this afternoon before an enthusiastic crowd of supporters. Mateo and Conner led the way with 9 followed by William with 8 and Eli and Colin with 6 each. It was a great team effort!!!