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Post Season Information
Read on for information regarding post season play.
UPDATED 11/4 - BOYS SOCCER
UPDATED 11/4 - BOYS SOCCER
CROSS COUNTRY
Varsity Cross Country ran in the FAA Championship race on Monday, 10/27. Congratulations to the Varsity Girls team, who nabbed a first place finish! Read more about their race here.
Members of both teams will compete in the NEPSTA Championship on Saturday, November 8th at 1:30 at Williston Northampton.
FOOTBALL
The Varsity Football team hosted King in the first round of the MIFL playoffs, and won 42-14. They have advanced to the semifinals, and will play at Horace Mann on Saturday, 11/1 at 1:00 PM.
*Football won over Horace Mann 30-6 and will advance to the finals against Fieldston. The teams will play at SUNY Purchase at 4:00 PM on Saturday, November 8th.
GIRLS SOCCER
Varsity Girls Soccer is seeded 5th in the FAA, and will travel to 4th seeded Masters on Monday, 11/3 for a 1:30 game. If they win, they play on Wednesday, 11/5 against the winner of Greens Farms (1) vs King (8). Higher seed will host at 1:30.
*Girls Soccer lost to Masters on Monday. They finish the season 5th in the FAA.
VOLLEYBALL
Varsity Volleyball is seeded 5th in the FAA, and will travel to 4th seeded GCDS on Monday, 11/3 for a 4:30 game. If they win, they play on Wednesday, 11/5 against the winner of King (1) vs Holy Child (8). Higher seed will host at 4:45.
*Volleyball lost to GCDS on Monday, 1-3. They finish the season 5th in the FAA.
BOYS SOCCER
Varsity Boys Soccer is seeded 3rd in the FAA, and will host 6th seeded Masters on Tuesday, 11/4 at 1:30. If they win, they will travel to Greens Farms (2) on Thursday, 11/6 for a 1:30 game.
*Boys Soccer won 1-0 over Masters. They advance to play at Greens Farms (2) on Thursday at 1:30.
JV TOURNAMENTS
Volleyball, boys soccer, and girls soccer will be competing in JV Tournaments this Saturday, 11/1. Volleyball will travel to GCDS. Boys Soccer will be held at Hopkins. Girls Soccer will travel to St. Luke's.
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Varsity Cross Country ran in the FAA Championship race on Monday, 10/27. Congratulations to the Varsity Girls team, who nabbed a first place finish! Read more about their race here.
Members of both teams will compete in the NEPSTA Championship on Saturday, November 8th at 1:30 at Williston Northampton.
FOOTBALL
The Varsity Football team hosted King in the first round of the MIFL playoffs, and won 42-14. They have advanced to the semifinals, and will play at Horace Mann on Saturday, 11/1 at 1:00 PM.
*Football won over Horace Mann 30-6 and will advance to the finals against Fieldston. The teams will play at SUNY Purchase at 4:00 PM on Saturday, November 8th.
GIRLS SOCCER
Varsity Girls Soccer is seeded 5th in the FAA, and will travel to 4th seeded Masters on Monday, 11/3 for a 1:30 game. If they win, they play on Wednesday, 11/5 against the winner of Greens Farms (1) vs King (8). Higher seed will host at 1:30.
*Girls Soccer lost to Masters on Monday. They finish the season 5th in the FAA.
VOLLEYBALL
Varsity Volleyball is seeded 5th in the FAA, and will travel to 4th seeded GCDS on Monday, 11/3 for a 4:30 game. If they win, they play on Wednesday, 11/5 against the winner of King (1) vs Holy Child (8). Higher seed will host at 4:45.
*Volleyball lost to GCDS on Monday, 1-3. They finish the season 5th in the FAA.
BOYS SOCCER
Varsity Boys Soccer is seeded 3rd in the FAA, and will host 6th seeded Masters on Tuesday, 11/4 at 1:30. If they win, they will travel to Greens Farms (2) on Thursday, 11/6 for a 1:30 game.
*Boys Soccer won 1-0 over Masters. They advance to play at Greens Farms (2) on Thursday at 1:30.
JV TOURNAMENTS
Volleyball, boys soccer, and girls soccer will be competing in JV Tournaments this Saturday, 11/1. Volleyball will travel to GCDS. Boys Soccer will be held at Hopkins. Girls Soccer will travel to St. Luke's.
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