Despite having eight penalties during the game, the Big Red were able to kill them all off. Coming out of halftime, St. Pauls moved from a zone to matchup defense and briefly clawed back a few possessions to limit the Hornet lead. For the next fifteen minutes of play, the Winged Beavers came at the Pelicans in waves, but the boys of winter skated with determination and structure to thwart the Avon attack. We hope to see youthere! Exciting matches were played once again by Paige Oken, Phoebe Opler, Amelia Guest, Ella Raniolo, Devin McDonald, and Addie Hayne, along with supporting wins in exhibition from Miru Nam, Hannah Hwang, and Celia Hepp. 37.07 38.22 1:15.29 The St. Pauls School Girls hockey team traveled to the Winchendon School on Saturday afternoon. Region: 4AA 1015 So. 41.16 41.99 1:23.15 94.0 SPS was disciplined and committed from the opening tip, utilizing an unselfish offensive approach to take an early double digit lead over New Hampton and into the halftimebreak. 20 6B Rohan Goswami ? Tess Mulkerron 26 would score a powerplay goal with the assist going to Maisie Koo 25. 10 6A Jason Lee ? Loading. The second half began much the way the first ended, and St. Pauls found themselves trailing by 5 with six minutes to play. Opportunities in the paint also led to points for Lauren Andree 24, Yuna Hong 26, Katherine Lam 25, Samantha Lam 25, and Manon Lesort 24. 189 Northfield Mount Hermon Big Red athletes, supported by coaches and athletic trainers, train in outstanding facilities to prepare for competition throughout the New England region andbeyond. All RightsReserved. 2 1D Abelardo Ibanez Munido? _____________________________________________________________________________________ Play went back and forth through overtime and the Big Red ended 1-1 with Tabor. 36 Vermont Academy (2,5,29) The pesky Big Red team would not go away, though, and Jack Michaud 23 banked home a Ryan Doherty 23 shot from the right face-off circle to close the deficit. SPS handled the home crowd noise and pressure of the moment to take the importantwin. The play was back and forth for the first two periods with great play in the net from Ally Martiniello 24. SPS vs. St. Marks School:63-15, SPS vs. Roxbury Latin School: Loss 21-60 St. Pauls welcome the Wildcats of Kimball Union to the grounds on Wednesday afternoon for a JV Basketball skirmish. 18 11A Lucas Conrod ? Go BigRed! On campus, athletes have access to our 98,000 square-foot LEED-certified athletic center, which includes an indoor turf field, a fully equipped cardiovascular room and a state-of-the-art weight trainingroom. Ski Fees for 2021-2022: $270 for students that participate through our school only ($220 previously paid to Boston Mills + $50 now due to St. Paul's) Brewster Academy scored two goals in the rst two periods of play. The girls continued their winning ways in their second match of the season with a 7-0 win over Brooks on the road. Although she was not called upon often, Parker Neilson 25 earned the shutout with a handful of Grade A saves from closerange. Every player in uniform made meaningful contributions to the victory, whether it was in the form of an early pass that led to a goal, exemplary effort on the backcheck to break up a NMH rush, good defensive zone positioning, or cheering for teammates from the bench between shifts. Bree Ricker 23 would get the second goal late in the third period with the assist going to Maude Niemann 25 and Charlotte Wensley 24. Racing - High School. The St. Pauls Girls Hockey team earned a 3-1 victory vs Kimball Union Academy in the Lakes Region Championship game on Saturday afternoon. 126 Phillips Academy Andover The remainder of the game saw both teams take numerous penalties, and neither team was able to capitalize on the man advantage opportunities. Milton Academy would score a goal in the first period and then an empty net at the end to secure thewin. The St. Paul's Schools is a family of independent schools in Baltimore County, Maryland. Her New Hampton counterpart also played extremely well, making several outstanding saves throughout the game. Just like in the prior game against Belmont Hill, Nobles took a 5-4 lead early, but once SPS retook the lead, Nobles never got it back. The sports programme serves to reinforce many of the traits and values we believe are important, including: commitment, honesty, leadership, resilience, respect, responsibility, scholarship, self-discipline and teamwork. The Big Red finished with a record of19-8-2. Coaches and Captains, Contact Info. About > Employment Employment Why join our team? Georgia Bussey24 opened the scoring with her first SPS goal with the assist going to Charlie Voge25. June 2, 2022 A number of awards were given out at the conclusion of Spring Term to honor athletic accomplishments during the 2021-22 academic year. Early in the second half, the St. Georges skaters responded and knotted the game at two apiece. The Big Red of Exeter did not give up, however, turning the tide quickly and ultimately taking their own 5 point lead late in the first half. Final score: Thayer 52 St. Pauls25. Emerson Bentley 25 scored on a partial breakaway, and Shaw added a second goal of the afternoon in the third period. The Big Red would get on the scoreboard first with Charlie Voge 25 scoring. Can-Am offers a complete lineup of Off-Road vehicles (ATV, Side-by-Side) & 3-wheel motorcycles (Spyder or Ryker). 24 8B Linden Morgan ? The Big Red would spend a lot of time in the penalty box in the second period, but great defensive play by Ally Martiniello 24 would keep the Big Red ahead. St. Paul's Athletics Teams Winter Girls Alpine Skiing Home for the alpine ski team is Pat's Peak Ski Area, an independent mountain just 11 miles from campus. In the five-minute overtime period, neither team would score and the game went to a five-man shootout. USA: +18019012010. Thank you to sixth formers Katie Allen, Anna Camara, Muriel Mercer, and Whitney Shaw for providing outstanding leadership and setting a fun tone throughout the season, and to all players for making it an unforgettableyear. Andover got an injured player back who didnt play at New Englands and showed why they were the higher seed. St. Pauls will travel to Proctor on Wednesday @ 2:30 PM. Charlotte Wensley 24 would get the Big Red on the scoreboard first with the assist going to Chelsea Bell 26 . With SPS up 4-0 and the match in hand, Sam Du, Jay Park, and Charlie Hepp won the last three matches on court to finish the match with the 7-0 score. In the win, Logan Carey finished with 26 points, Matt Lamy added 12, Savion Stroud filled the stat sheet with 11 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists, Sam Andreottola added 9 points and 6 rebounds, and Landon Clark played a well-rounded first game in a Big Red uniform including 10points. Before the start of Long Winter Weekend, the teams will play game two on Friday afternoon on the New Hampton School campus at3:00. The St. Pauls School varsity boys hockey team held their home opener in the Hockey Center onGordon Rink against the Brewster Academy Bulldogs on Friday night. Determined to mount a comeback and build some momentum, St. Pauls came out in the second half emphasizing strong defensive possessions and continuing to penetrate the Tiger defense. St. Paul Central Girls Nordic Ski Official Team Season Starts: November 30, 2020 Coach: Robb Lageson Phone (651 . 85 Northfield Mount Hermon Win 38-42 vs Northfield Mount Hermon Final score: SPS 69 Brewster50. Emerson Bentley 25 scored a pair of second period goals, both assisted by Muriel Mercer 23. 14 Belmont Hill School The Big Red came out flying in the second and third period. The Big Red also honored its five seniors for senior night Alex Chisdak, Tessa Demain, Kaitlyn McKinnon, Bree Ricker, and Skyler Sharfman. Thriving off energy from the bench and spectators in the stands, SPS put up 13 shots in the third quarter. 14 SPS 7 SPS 129 Dublin School KUA got a goal to make it 4-1 after two periods. As the game wore on, SPS gained comfort on both ends and began to attack the holes in the Brewster zone defense. The team will regroup quickly and take on perennial Lakes Region power the Kimball Union Academy Wildcats at 4:00 pm in Meriden, New Hampshire on Saturdayafternoon. 44.60 43.85 1:28.45 On Saturday afternoon, the St. Pauls School boys varsity hockey team played host to the Tilton School Ramsin the Hockey Center on Gordon Rink and were defeated by a score of 8-1. 36.99 37.61 1:14.60 96.0, Official results and ranking at www.NASTAR.com 1/18/2023 3:18:45 PM After a few unfortunate early results, St. Pauls was eager to crack into the win column. 116 Phillips AcademyAndover, 3 Holderness In the third period of play, the St. Pauls School skaters pushed on, but they had a hard time generating any sustained offense in the offensive zone. The Big Red are on the road this week to face off against two outstanding Independent School League teams: Milton Academy and Belmont Hill. 21 12A Thaddeus Lucentini ? 49.15 49.37 1:38.52 86.0 * Loss 65-19 vs HoldernessSchool, 20 Holderness School 29 Kimball Union Academy The Dragons responded nine minutes later to tie the game atone. Amateur Sports Team. Bree Ricker 23 would get the first goal on a breakaway putting up the Big Red 1-0. This was Celias first win in competition play this season! 86 Dublin School Washington in Eau Claire, WI. Goaltender Parker Neilson 25 stopped 16 shots, including a key breakaway save in the first period when the score was 1-0. Number Name Position Grade; No Data Found. The Big Red were led in rebounding by 26 Harlem Taylor (13rebounds). Cami Bell24 would get the third goal of the game with the assist going to Skyler Sharfman23. The Big Red were flying around and generating scoring chances. Home. St. Pauls School goaltender, Treva Murphy 23, stood tall in the net and stopped 55 of 61 shots on goal. 139 St. Pauls School In the second half, Belmont Hill came out firing and cut the SPS lead all the way down to 2. St. Pauls hosted Loomis on Saturday for a Pelican vs. Pelican matchup with Class A playoff implications on the line. Loss 69-41 vs Proctor Academy Schools St. Paul Highland Park St. Paul Highland Park Nordic Ski Racing, Girls St. Paul Highland Park Nordic Ski Racing, Girls (3A) Nickname: Scots School Colors: Red & White MSHSL Enrollment: 1130 ISD No. SPS vs Germantown Friends: Win7-0. Savion Stroud added 13 points. And then the Big Red put the clamps on to end the game! The Big Red played strong defensively and had many scoring opportunities. 41.91 41.71 1:23.62 90.0 The St. Pauls School boys varsity hockey team returned to the Hockey Center this afternoon for their first home game of the new year versus Holderness. St. Pauls was lead in scoring by 24 Brandon Cho with a season high 23 points. The first half went back and forth throughout, with St. Pauls beginning to pull away at the end of the half, taking a 40-32 lead into the intermission. The Big Red came out flying for a Friday night game on the road. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Win 61-86 vs Dublin School Choate was tenacious on the offensive glass and hot from behind the three-point line, and the Big Red could never cut into Choates lead. 32 Kimball UnionAcademy, 9 SPS The St. Pauls School Big Red varsity boys hockey team traveled to Saxtons River, Vermont this afternoon to take on the pesky Wildcats and skated away with a well-deserved 2-1 victory. They scored two minutes into the contest, and then capitalized on their man advantage situations to score five goals in the first period of play. St. Pauls traveled to Milton, MA on Saturday afternoon for a JVBB game against the Mustangs of Milton Academy. Place Bib Name Age Run1 Run2 Combined Points Used St. Pauls struggled to crack this pressure and had several early turnovers which led to easy transition baskets for Austin Prep. The Big Red traveled to Wolfeboro and were met by an impressively talented and athletic Brewster Prep squad. 36.47 37.08 1:13.55 98.0 * Charlotte Wensley24 scored for the Big Red with the assist going to Tess Mulkerron26 and Chelsea Bell26. p>With a good group of JV hockey players returning from last years squad the season ahead looks to be fun one. Winchendon would score early in the third period and the Big Red were not able to find the back of the net again. St. Pauls traveled to Holderness on Wednesday and faced a hot-shooting Holderness team. The girls arrived ready to get their season off to a strong start and took care of the Dragons 7-0 without dropping a single game across all matches. In the second period, New Hampton scored two goals of their own, but Fifth Former, Lino Viaus wrist shot from the high slot tied the game at two to set the stage for the last period of play. Ava Detweiler was the solitary win for the JV squad, but the rest of the team played well in challenging matches. The Big Red came out flying and were excited for the opportunity to be playing. Returning to the team are goaltender Parker Neilson, defensive players Muriel Mercer and Ali Cabot as well as forwards Whiney Shaw, Anna Camera, Katie Allen, Kitty Diamond, Emerson Bentley and Meg Bohan. 34 St. Pauls School St. Pauls welcomed Brewster Academy to Concord on Wednesday afternoon for the second game of a home and home series this winter. We opened up a 34-19 lead at the half, and the margin never got closer in the second half. St. Pauls set the tone early with the first basket of the game. The St. Pauls School Girls hockey team traveled to Lawrence Academy for a mid-week match. SPS came into the game expecting a battle, and every player rose to the occasion against a talented Southfield squad.
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