Harvey has won the HVAL (Hudson Valley Athletic League) Championship. They defeated PDS on another rainy and windy day. The girls had a rough start but gained focus during the third inning. The entire team had a great time and was impressed by the overwhelming support of the faculty and parents.

The team had great base running which helped secure the win. Lauren Judisky and Kayla Mogrovejo lead the team with five stolen bases each. Leydi Lundeen-Goldschlag and Rachel Camoia both had three stolen bases while Ali Walkup, Kate Urbach and Erika Osborne had two. Lauren Aiello, Emmy Kaufman and Sarah Hodson each had one stolen base. Lauren Judisky could not be stopped with the amount of runs she brought in. She led the team with six RBI’s. Three of the runs came in on one hit. Emmy had two RBI’s with Ali and Kayla each getting one RBI. Ali had a great hit in the fourth inning right down the base line into right field to bring in a run.

While in the field, Harvey had another solid game. Lauren Judisky had a double play during the fifth inning to hold the PDS team from advancing and ending the inning. Sarah Hodson pitched two strike-outs during the last two innings. Rachel Camoia was responsible for getting seven outs during the game. Ali did not let the ball go by her in the outfield while she slid around in the wet grass. The team looked good and held tight.

We will miss the seniors, Lauren Judisky, Ali Walkup, Rachel Camoia, Leydi Lundeen-Goldschlag, Abigail Hunt and Miranda Larsen. Thanks for a great season. We will start all over again next spring.

The Harvey School ran its record to 9-1 with a league victory over NYMA 15-4. The winning pitcher was Tre Wilson. David Judisky had five RBI’s for Harvey.

On April 22 The Harvey school tennis team traveled to the Wooster School to take on the always tough Wooster team. Ben Shapiro and Robbie Reeder started things off with convincing 10-1 and 10-2 victories. After a tough losses at #3, 5 and 6 singles it was up to Justin Bernstein to keep us in the match. After a tense back and forth match, Justin through grit and determination pulled off an 11-9 victory. Needing two victories in doubles, our #1 and #2 doubles teams consisting of Ben Shapiro, Carlo Civita, Robbie Reeder, and Matt Bernhard pulled off solid victories to send us to a 5-4 victory. We remained unbeaten in league play at 4-0. (more…)

On April 21, the Cavaliers traveled to the Masters school in NY and beat them 8-3, bringing home their fourth win in a row and rising to 5-2 on the season.  Missing two seniors didn’t phase the Cavaliers as they faced off against a tireless Masters squad.  Things were dicey in the first quarter as Master’s pulled ahead 3-2, however, it was the only lead they would have all game.  During the rest of the game strong defense by Spencer Wiesner, Greg Hennings, and Jake Warshaw was able to shut down the Masters’ offensive line.  Offensive support for the Cavaliers came from multiple sources as Harvey had six players adding goals and assists.  Leading scorers for the game include Justin Edelstein (2 goals, 2 assists), Pete Sorenson (2 goals, 1 assist), Devin McCrossan (1 goal, 1 assist), Sean O’Brien (1 goal, 1 assist), and Eli Campbell (2 goals)

On April 24, the Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse team traveled to the Forman School and lost 12-2.  Dana Lombardi got a goal and an assist from Julie Sauro.  Also, Carey Seefeld got an assist by Dana Lombardi. Harvey’s goalie Caitlin Costa had a total of 11 saves.  The score at halftime was 8-1

On April 19, the Cavaliers beat a tough Forman squad at home 12-11 and rose to 4-2 on the season. In their most exciting game this season, Harvey played former HVAL champions Forman at home and struggled to keep them in check during the first half. At halftime the score was 9-5 Forman. Harvey rallied in the second half, with key offensive performances by freshman Eli Campbell, junior Pete Sorenson, senior Joe Lombardi, senior Justin Edelstein and senior Eric Gins. Credit goes out to the Cavalier defensemen as well as sophomore keeper Griffin Murray who had an incredible game with 39 saves. Leading scorers include Pete Sorenson (4 goals)

Harvey traveled to South Salem on Friday for a match with South Kent and came away with a convincing 6-3 victory. Once again Harvey was lead by Ben Shapiro who won 10-0. Robbie Reeder followed up with a 10-5 victory at #2 singles. Carlo Civita was strong at #4 singles winning 10-2, and co-captain Gretal Coleman pulled out a 10-7 victory at #7 singles. Harvey also won #1 and #2 doubles 8-7 and 8-3 respectively. Although losing very close matches, Matt Bernhard, Josh Suna, Lauren Shevit and Rachel Costa all put up valiant efforts. Harvey improved to 3-0 in the league and 3-2 overall. (more…)