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Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach W INTER, 2017-18 SPORTS AWARDS ROSLYN HIGH SCHOOL Monday, March 12, 2018 Roslyn High School Auditorium 7:00 PM ROSLYN HIGH SCHOOL Winter SPORTS AWARDS Presentation WELCOME DR. MICHAEL BROSTOWSKI ATHLETIC DIRECTOR PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ATHLETES HELPING ATHLETES NATIONAL ANTHEM HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION DR. SCOTT ANDREWS PRINCIPAL MS. CAROL MURPHY & MR. JAY PILNICK ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MR. CHRISTOPHER ROTH DEAN OF STUDENTS RHS WINTER SPORTS COACHES Boys’ Varsity Basketball Craig Murphy Boys’ Assistant Varsity Basketball Dan Freeman Boys’ JV Basketball Greg Tull Boys’ Frosh Basketball Jesse Sorensen Girls’ Varsity Basketball Noreen Naughton Girls’ Assistant Varsity Basketball Thomas Valentino Girls’ JV Basketball Jordan Haber Boys’ Varsity & JV Bowling Dane Solomon Girls’ Varsity & JV Bowling S. Robert Gerula Boys’ Varsity Fencing Kenji Horiuchi Girls’ Varsity Gymnastics Stephanie Orfini Girls’ Assistant Varsity Gymnastics Lauren Ruppert Boys’ Varsity Swimming Joe Lennon Boys’ Assistant Varsity Swimming Matthew Carrozzo Boys’ Varsity & JV Winter Track Kristen Hamilton Boys’ Assistant Varsity & JV Track Mark Valentino Girls’ Varsity & JV Winter Track Vera Trenchfield Girls’ Assistant Varsity & JV Winter Track Jane Lapin Boys’ Varsity & JV Wrestling Tuan Nguyen Boys’ Assistant Varsity & JV Wrestling Michael Palumbo DEFINITION OF AWARDS Listed in front of each athlete’s name in the program is the annual award earned for the season. P = Participation Award JV = Junior Varsity Letter L = First Year Varsity Letter 2 = Second Year Varsity Plaque 3 = Third Year Varsity Plaque 4 = Fourth Year Varsity Plaque These awards are included in the envelope each athlete receives at the end of this ceremony BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH: CRAIG MURPHY ASS’T COACH: DAN FREEMAN L SAMMY BEN-LEVI 2 ALEXI MALDONADO 3 JACOB BUCHBINDER 2 JOSEPH MONET 2 MASON FERTIG L NOAH ROSENTHAL L LEE GERSTMAN MANAGER L JOSEPH SIMON MANAGER L CHARLES GOLDSMITH 3 ERIC SOMMER L JOSHUA GOTTLIEB L ELI WEINER L ZACHARY KHAZZAM L JEORKING WELKER 2 JACOB LEVY ALL COUNTY Eric Sommer ALL CONFERENCE Jacob Buchbinder Mason Fertig Jacob Levy Special Awards MOST IMPROVED PLAYER MASON FERTIG JACOB LEVY COACH’S AWARD ALEXI MALDONADO BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL COACH: GREG TULL JV MALACHI BECKETT JV SALEH JOHNSON JV JORDAN BERNSTEIN JV SAMUEL LEVINE JV ADAM COVEY JV DILLON LONDIN JV JOHN DAVEY JV RYAN SEIDNER JV ETHAN GATTO JV QUAHMEZ SIMMONS JV EYTAN GILADY JV RASHAWN SIMON SPECIAL AWARDS COACH’S AWARD DILLON LONDIN RYAN SEIDNER BOYS’ FRESHMAN JV2 BASKETBALL COACH: JESSE SORENSEN JV JAXON FRIEDMAN JV BRANDON SCHOEN JV JAKE LASKOWITZ JV DYLAN SEXTER JV HAYDEN LEIDERMAN JV TYLER STEIN JV BERNARD MAIBERG JV AARON ELIJAH YEROUSHALMI JV LUKE MASCIANGELO JV JORDAN ZUCKER JV ETHAN NIDAM SPECIAL AWARDS MOST IMPROVED PLAYER BRANDON SCHOEN COACH’S AWARD HAYDEN LEIDERMAN GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH: Noreen Naughton ASS’T COACH: Thomas Valentino 2 LAILA ABUKOUSH CAPTAIN 2 LIANA DRENIS L SAMANTHA BASH L RACHEL HORNIG 2 AMANDA BRUCK L ARIANA MATARANGAS 3 LAURA CARDILLO 2 KYRA MCTIGUE 3 EMILY COHEN 3 KENDALL REICHBACH CAPTAIN 3 MORGAN DAVEY CAPTAIN L ALISON ROSENBAUM 2 ISABELLA DISANTI ALL COUNTY EMILY COHEN HONORABLE MENTION ALL CONFERENCE ARIANA MATARANGAS SECTION VIII SCHOLAR ATHLETE KENDALL REICHBACH SPECIAL AWARDS COACH’S AWARD AMANDA BRUCK MORGAN DAVEY LIANA DRENIS GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL COACH: JORDAN HABER JV JILLIAN ABIZADEH CAPTAIN JV ISABELLA KOUMPOURLIS CAPTAIN JV KAYCEE ARIAS-LOPEZ JV KATE PARGAMENT JV ALEENA BANG JV JENNA PASETSKY JV JOLIE COHEN JV SYDNEY ROTHSCHILD JV KARLI HALPERIN CAPTAIN JV JULIA WEISS JV JOLIE HURWITZ SPECIAL AWARDS COACH’S AWARD JILLIAN ABIZADEH JULIA WEISS BOYS’ BOWLING COACH: DANE SOLOMON JV ARVIN AZAD 2 DYLAN MURPHY JV JASON BRUCK JV GABRIEL PEYKAR JV JAMES ERXLEBEN JV RAPHAEL PEYKAR JV ANTONIO GIAMMARINO JV JAKE PRUSSIAN L MICHAEL KAHEN L ELI ROTHSCHILD JV AARON KOHEN L JOSEPH SIMON SPECIAL AWARDS Most Valuable Bowler ELI ROTHSCHILD Most Improved Bowler JASON BRUCK Coach’s Award MICHAEL KAHEN GIRLS’ BOWLING COACH: S. ROBERT GERULA L ANNA BRICHTA L JESSICA LUCIANO L TAYLOR GARDNER L JULIA TENNER L PARSHA HAQ L REKIK WOLDE L SAMANTHA HERRERA L YUKA YAMAUCHI 2 ALLISON LANG L LUHAN YANG SPECIAL AWARDS Most Improved Bowler TAYLOR GARDNER Coach’s Award ALLISON LANG BOYS’ INDEPENDENTFENCING FENCING COACH: Kenji Horiuchi supervisor: valerie klink L ANKIT AGRAWAL L KYRA KIM L LAURA CHU L RACHEL KIM L ARAM EBRAHIMIAN L JAYE LIS 2 ISABELLE FRIEDFELD-GEBAIDE L SOPHIA POLICARPIO 4 JOSHUA HARWOOD 2 OLIVIA VIRUET QUINTERO L STEPHANIE HERRERA L ETHAN WACHSMAN L ASHLYN KIM L MAGGIE YUNG SPECIAL AWARDS UNSUNG HERO OLIVIA VIRUET QUINTERO SPIRIT AWARD KYRA KIM BOYS’ INDEPENDENTGYMNASTICS FENCING COACH: STEPHANIE ORFINI ASSsupervisor:’T COACH :valerie LAUREN klink R UPPERT 2 JOSELYN CHU L SOFIA RAPPA MANAGER 4 ONJINAE FANN CAPTAIN L SERENA SHAH MANAGER L PITCHAPA INROON 4 MIKAYLA SOSS 2 ALEXANDRA MASTROTOTARO L AVA WOO L GABRIELLA PERGAMENT All County ALEXANDRA MASTROTOTARO NCGGCA Spirit Award JOSELYN CHU SPECIAL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE GYMNAST ALEXANDRA MASTROTOTARO MOST IMPROVED GYMNAST AVA WOO COACH’S AWARD ONJINAE FANN BOYS’ VARSITY SWIMMING COACH: JOE LENNON ASS’T COACH: MATT CARROZZO 3 Ronshekhar Basak L Sebastian Plaza 2 Austin Clive 5 Thomas Vincent 3 Alex Liu 4 Orry Zayit L Brian Ma All County Orry Zayit Ronshekhar Basak All Conference & All Division Ronshekhar Basak Thomas Vincent Orry Zayit Special Awards Most Valuable Swimmer Orry Zayit Most Improved Swimmer Austin Clive Coach’s Award Ronshekhar Basak Thomas Vincent BOYS’ WINTER TRACK COACH: KRISTEN HAMILTON ASS’T COACH: MARK VALENTINO 2 PETER ACKERMANN JV DYLAN LEVIN L SEAN BALAKHANEI L CHRISTOPHER LIOTTA CAPTAIN 2 JOHN BARRETO 2 JORDAN LUCKMAN P MATTHEW BENAHARON 2 JONATHAN MARROQUIN 2 BARR BERCO JV JACOB MAYOURIAN 2 RYAN CHEN CAPTAIN P JETT MINEROFF JV MATTHEW DEMESTRIO MANAGER L MICHAEL NEEDHAM 2 TAYLOR DIAMOND 2 KAZUKI NEO L JONATHAN ELKOWITZ L KEAGAN REILLY L JASON GONCALVES 2 KEEVER ROOD L NATHANAEL GRIFFIN 2 DANIEL RUTCOFSKY JV MAX GROSSBERG 2 JUSTIN SCHIAVO L ALEXANDER HAZEL CAPTAIN L JACK WALDMAN L ROEY KAFRI JV ZIAD WAZIHULLAH P MATTHEW KOO 2 JAY WIEBE 2 ISHMAEL LAMARQUE JV DANIEL WILLIAMS 3 NICHOLAS LEONG CAPTAIN L HENRY YU Continued on next page BOYS’ WINTER TRACK COACH: KRISTEN HAMILTON ASS’T COACH: MARK VALENTINO County Champion RYAN CHEN TAYLOR DIAMOND NICHOLAS LEONG DANIEL RUTCOFSKY JACK WALDMAN All County NICHOLAS LEONG MICHAEL NEEDHAM KEAGAN REILLY Conference Champions SEAN BALAKHANEI JOHN BARRETO RYAN CHEN NICHOLAS LEONG MICHAEL NEEDHAM DANIEL RUTCOFSKY JACK WALDMAN All Conference PETER ACKERMANN TAYLOR DIAMOND ROEY KAFRI ISHMAEL LAMARQUE NICHOLAS LEONG KEAGAN REILLY JACK WALDMAN SPECIAL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - FIELD NICHOLAS LEONG MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - TRACK JACK WALDMAN MOST IMPROVED—FIELD DANIEL RUTCOFSKY MOST IMPROVED - TRACK JONATHAN ELKOWITZ COACH’S AWARD— FIELD MICHAEL NEEDHAM COACH’S AWARD—TRACK TAYLOR DIAMOND GIRLS’ WINTER TRACK COACHGirls’: varsityVERA TRENCHFIELDtennis ASS’T COACH: JANE LAPIN JV CHLOE ADAMOWICZ JV CHARLOTTE LEVIN 4 LIA BEHIRI CO-CAPTAIN JV INGRY LOPEZ 2 JENNIFER BRONCATO JV GABRIELLA NASSIM 2 LAUREN BRONCATO JV SAMANTHA NASSIM L AVA CUCUZZA L ALIDA PAHLEVAN 3 SHARLENE DENG JV SAMANTHA PYE 2 MONICA FURCI 3 ISABELLA ROWE 2 NATYA GLASCO 2 AMY WAGNER 2 BRYNN GOODSTADT 3 DANA WAGNER JV DESTINY FORTE 2 ESTHER WANG 2 ALISHA JUNG CO-CAPTAIN JV SARAH WISHINSKY L EMILY LEVENTHAL ALL COUNTY—WEIGH THROWER & NATYA GLASCO SHOT PUTTER CONFERENCE CHAMPION—SHOT PUTTER NATYA GLASCO ALL CONFERENCE: RACE WALKER JENNIFER BRONCATO POLE VAULTER EMILY LEVENTHAL SPECIAL AWARDS MOST IMPROVED JENNIFER BRONCATO NATYA GLASCO COACH’S AWARD DANA WAGNER BOYS’ VARSITY & JV WRESTLING COACH: TUAN NGUYEN ASS’T COACH: MICHAEL PALUMBO JV MAXWELL BERGMAN L MALCOLM MABRUKI JV BRAD BERREZUETA 2 AARON MARGARYAN JV DEVIN CARDOZA JV MATTHEW MARGARYAN JV LUCA D’ANDREA L JOSEPH OH JV MICHAEL DIEHL JV ROBERTO RAMOS JV AVIV FEDIDA L MICHAEL SUN JV JACOB FRIED JV ALEXANDER TEPEDINO 3 MICHAEL GALLARDO CAPTAIN 2 ALEXANDROS VAZOURAS CAPTAIN 3 JOEY GONZALEZ L ANGEL VEGA 4 ZACHARY GORDON CAPTAIN L ATHANASIOS VLAHOPOULOS L GARY KROL 2 NIKOLAUS ZIRBES JV IRA LEADER Continued on next page BOYS’ VARSITY & JV WRESTLING COACH: TUAN NGUYEN ASS’T COACH: MICHAEL PALUMBO ALL CONFERENCE MICHAEL GALLARDO JOEY GONZALEZ ALEXANDROS VAZOURAS SPECIAL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER ALEXANDROS VAZOURAS MOST IMPROVED VARSITY WRESTLER NIKOULAS ZIRBES MOST IMPROVEDED JV WRESTLER IRA LEADER COACH’S AWARD—- VARSITY JOEY GONZALEZ COACH’S AWARD — JV AVIV FEDIDA WINTER 2017—18 Scholar-Athletes JILLIAN ABIZADEH LAURA CARDILLO JOSHUA GOTTLIEB LAILA ABUKOUSH RYAN CHEN MAX GROSSBERG PETER ACKERMANN LAURA CHU KARLI HALPERIN CHLOE ADAMOWICZ AUSTIN CLIVE PARSHA HAQ ANKIT AGRAWAL EMILY COHEN JOSHUA HARWOOD KAYCEE ARIAS-LOPEZ JOLIE COHEN ALEXANDER HAZEL ARVIN AZAD ADAM COVEY RACHEL HORNIG SEAN BALAKHANEI JOHN DAVEY JOLIE HURWITZ ALEENA BANG SHARLENE DENG PITCHAPA INROON JOHN BARRETO TAYLOR DIAMOND ALISHA JUNG RONSHEKHAR BASAK ISABELLA DISANTI ROEY KAFRI SAMANTHA BASH AVIV FEDIDA MICHAEL KAHEN LIA BEHIRI ISABELLE FRIEDFELD-GEBAIDE ZACHARY KHAZZAM SAMMY BEN-LEVI MONICA FURCI ASHLYN KIM BARR BERCO ETHAN GATTO KYRA KIM MAXWELL BERGMAN ANTONIO GIAMMARINO AARON KOHEN JORDAN BERNSTEIN EYTON GILADY ISABELLA KOUMPOURLIS ANNA BRICHTA JOEY GONZALEZ ALLISON LANG JASON BRUCK BRYNN GOODSTADT JAKE LASKOWITZ WINTER 2017—18 Scholar-Athletes HAYDEN LEIDERMAN JENNA PASETSKY OLIVIA VIRUET QUINTERO EMILY LEVENTHAL GABRIELLA PERGAMENT ETHAN WACHSMAN JACOB LEVY SEBASTIAN PLAZA AMY WAGNER JAYE LIS SOPHIA POLICARPIO DANA WAGNER ALEX LIU JAKE PRUSSIAN JACK WALDMAN DILLON LONDIN SAMANTHA PYE ESTHER WANG JESSICA LUCIANO KENDALL REICHBACH ZIAD WAZIHULLAH BRIAN MA KEEVER ROOD ELI WEINER BERNARD MAIBERG ALISON ROSENBAUM JULIA WEISS LUKE MASCIANGELO SYDNEY ROTHSCHILD DANIEL WILLIAMS ALEXANDRA MASTROTOTARO ISABELLA ROWE REKIK WOLDE ARIANA MATARANGAS JUSTIN SCHIAVO AVA WOO JACOB MAYOURIAN SERENA SHAH YUKA YAMAUCHI KYRA MCTIGUE ERIC SOMMER AARON ELIJAH YEROUSHALMI JETT MINEROFF TYLER STEIN HENRY YU GABRIELLA NASSIM MICHAEL SUN MAGGIE YUNG SAMANTHA NASSIM JULIA TENNER JORDAN ZUCKER ALIDA PAHLEVAN ALEXANDER TEPEDINO KATE PARGAMENT THOMAS VINCENT 2017-18 NYSPHSAA, INC.
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