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Varsity Athletes Honored at the Spring Athletics Awards

May 30, 2018

The Léman Athletics Department held its Spring Varsity Athletics Awards Ceremony this week in the Morris Gym, honoring varsity athletes who showed exceptional ability, teamwork, and commitment. Varsity coaches led the ceremony, handing out the "All League" awards for our teams that placed in the PSAA Championships this spring, as well as Coaches' Award, Most Improved, and Most Outstanding players. Major highlights of the Spring Season included the Girls Varsity Softball team winning the ISAL League and Playoff Championships, and making it to the quarter-finals of the NYSAIS Tournament. The team finished the season with a record of 13-2. In Varsity Track, Krystle Boadi (11th) finished second in the NYSAIS Track Championships in the 100 meter and third in the 200 meter race. Varsity Golf player Renato Hage Pacha (11th) finished first in the ISAL Championships, and the team, which was led by Lily Faith-Goldfine (9th) and Armaan Srivastava (9th), finished second in the ISAL League with a match record of 4-1. The Boys Varsity Volleyball team finished first in the PSAA League and Playoffs and made it to the semi-finals of the NYSAIS championships. The team finished with an overall 15-2 record. David Jeon (10th) was named MVP of the PSAA playoffs and Viktor Hartman (12th) finished the season as the MVP of the PSAA league.

A full list of the honorees:

Varsity Boys Volleyball
Most Outstanding Player: Joost Schuttenbelt (12th)
Coaches Award: Viktor Hartman (12th)
Most Improved Player: David Jeon (10th)

Varsity Tennis
Most Outstanding Player: Alana Weissburg (9th)
Coaches Award: Gaby Schlesinger (9th)
Most Improved Player: Sarah Hoitsma (9th)

Varsity Track
Most Outstanding Player: Krystle Boadi (11th)
Coaches Award: Chloe Franzone (9th)
Most Improved Player: Jordan Wilson (10th)

Varsity Golf
Most Outstanding Player: Renato Hage Pacha (11th)
Coaches Award: Lily Faith-Goldfine (9th)
Most Improved: Armaan Srivastava (9th)

Varsity Girls Softball
Most Outstanding: Persy Hort (11th)
Coaches Award: Sarah Perry (10th)
Most Improved: Greta Menteshashvilli (10th)