- FAMILY ID REGISTRATION - VARSITY/JV SPRING 2022
- Welcome to Modified Spring Sports 2022
- FAMILY ID REGISTRATION - MODIFIED SPRING 2022
- SPRING 2022 SPRING COACH DIRECTORY
- Try Out procedures
- 2021-2022 ATHLETIC CALENDAR
- BHS Athletic Handbook
- 2021-2022 PRE-SEASON PARENT MEETING/PRESENTATION
- ATHLETIC NEWS
- 2022-2023 Athletic Calendar
- High School/Middle School Sports Standards
- FALL 2021 COACH DIRECTORY
- 2021 Fall Accolades
- WINTER 2021-2022 COACH DIRECTORY
- 2022-2023 Starting Dates
- winter 2021-22 accolades
- SPRING 2022 ACCOLADES
FAMILY ID REGISTRATION - VARSITY/JV SPRING 2022
Dear Briarcliff Families,
Varsity and JV Spring 2022 Family ID registration will open on February 14. Baseline ImPACT testing will be done at home and must be completed before Friday, March 11, 2022. Baseline ImPACT tests are needed every 2 years. If your child is due for a baseline test this season, you will receive an e-mail AFTER you register them on Family ID. The e-mail will be sent to the address you used to register on Family ID. Instructions on how to take the ImPACT test will be included in this e-mail. If you have any questions regarding ImPACT testing. please e-mail Brittany Chorey at bchorey@briarcliffschools.org. All students requiring any rescue medications such as Epi-Pens, Inhalers, or Glucagon must have their medication on them for the first day of practice. Please remember, participants must have the following before starting practice.
- A valid physical exam submitted to the nurse. You can either scan & email, fax, or mail it in.
- All physicals must be submitted 14 days PRIOR to the first day of practice or it may delay your child's clearance for participation.
- Athletic paperwork must be submitted online. Click on tab for ATHLETICS REGISTRATION
- Please note: All student-athletes who have tested positive for COVID-19 and/or have a history of COVID-19 infection, must be cleared by their healthcare provider with supporting documentation.
Parents/Guardians should register by doing the following. Go to the Briarcliff Website home page www.briarcliffschools.org Click on Parents – HS/MS– there is a drop-down box, click on Family ID (Athletics Family ID/Registration Instructions).
Follow these steps:
- Next, click on the program you would like to register your child in, scroll down and click on the green button Register Now. If this is your first time using FamilyID, click Create Account. Click Log In, if you already have a FamilyID account.
- Create your secure FamilyID account by entering the account owner First and Last names (parent/guardian), E-mail address and password. Select I Agree to the FamilyID Terms of Service. Click Create Account.
- You will receive an email with a link to activate your new account. (If you don't see the email, check your E-mail filters (spam, junk, etc.).
- Click on the link in your activation E-mail, which will log you in to FamilyID.com
- Once in the registration form, complete the information requested. All fields with a red* are required to have an answer.
- Click the Save & Continue button when your form is complete.
- Review your registration summary.
For returning parents, please use the following directions:
- Parents/Guardians should register by doing the following. Go to the Briarcliff Website home page briarcliffschools.org Click on Parents – HS/MS– there is a drop-down box, click on Family ID (Athletics Family ID/Registration Instructions).
- Login using the email address and password you created previously (do not create a new account)
- Choose the sport
- Click on "Add Participant Below or Click to Select" and pick your child's name.
- Update health and demographic information, if necessary.
- Sign-off on seasonal agreements.
- Save and submit.
SUPPORT:
If you need assistance with registration, contact FamilyID at: support@familyid.com or 1-800-311-4060. Support is available 7 days per week and messages will be returned promptly.
As always, if you have any further questions, please let us know.
Sincerely yours,
Chris Drosopoulos, Director of Interscholastic Athletics
Welcome to Modified Spring Sports 2022
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Welcome to the 2022 Modified Spring Sports Season. This spring season we will return to the full range of sports related schedules and activities. Daily covid screenings and masks are no longer required but masks can be worn at your child’s own discretion. To help you prepare the first day of the season, please view the main page of our website. There are tabs which will answer many, if not all, of your questions regarding our program:
- Try Out Procedures
- HS/MS Sports Standards
- PowerPoints for Varsity & JV Spring Sports
- Family ID Letter/Athletic Registration
- BHS Athletic Handbook
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2021-2022 Athletic Calendar
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Spring 2022 Coach Directory
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2022-2023 Starting Dates
·Pending Athletic Council approval, Modified Girls & Boys Lacrosse will merge with Pocantico Hills.
Before Practice
- Student-athletes should bring and use their own water bottles. They must make sure they have enough water to stay hydrated throughout an entire practice or contest/game. It is recommended that, daily, each student-athlete bring 2-3 water bottles, or the equivalent of 40 ounces.
- Students will be able to store their equipment (in the morning upon arriving to school)
- Students should report to the following locations to meet their coaches after school:
- MS Dining Room – Modified Baseball, Modified Girls Lacrosse, Modified Softball
- MS Gym – Modified Boys Lacrosse & Modified Track
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Modified Baseball – 3:15-4:45 (one-way bus to Atria 3:15)
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(Sneakers, cleats, warm clothing, gloves, cup, bat)
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Modified Boys Lacrosse – 3:15-4:30 – Grass Field 1
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(Sticks, cleats, mouth guards, warm clothing, cup)
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Modified Girls Lacrosse – 3:15-4:30 – Grass Field 1
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(Sticks, cleats, mouth guards, warm clothing)
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Modified Softball – 3:15-4:45 – Pocantico Hills (bus 3:15)
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(Sneakers, warm clothing)
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Modified Track – 3:15-4:30 – BHS/BMS Campus
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(Running shoes, warm clothing)
*All students participating in sports are required to have their rescue medications with them at all times, i.e. inhalers, epi-pens, glucagon, etc. In addition, a current emergency care plan for students requiring emergency medication must be updated annually and sent to the health office for review.
Access to Website - www.briarcliffschools.org. Click on link for “Athletics” – Explore More
All of us associated with Briarcliff Athletics want to thank you, our student-athletes, and their families for your continued support of our program. Our goal remains the same, to have fun and compete in a safe and happy environment.
With Gratitude,
FAMILY ID REGISTRATION - MODIFIED SPRING 2022
Dear Briarcliff Families,
Modified Spring 2022 Family ID registration will open on February 28. Baseline ImPACT testing will be done at home and must be completed before Friday, March 25, 2022. Baseline ImPACT tests are needed every 2 years. If your child is due for a baseline test this season, you will receive an e-mail AFTER you register them on Family ID. The e-mail will be sent to the address you used to register on Family ID. Instructions on how to take the ImPACT test will be included in this e-mail. If you have any questions regarding ImPACT testing. please e-mail Brittany Chorey at bchorey@briarcliffschools.org. All students requiring any rescue medications such as Epi-Pens, Inhalers, or Glucagon must have their medication on them for the first day of practice. Please remember, participants must have the following before starting practice.
- A valid physical exam submitted to the nurse. You can either scan & email, fax, or mail it in.
- All physicals must be submitted 14 days PRIOR to the first day of practice or it may delay your child's clearance for participation.
- Athletic paperwork must be submitted online. Click on tab for ATHLETICS REGISTRATION
- Please note: All student-athletes who have tested positive for COVID-19 and/or have a history of COVID-19 infection, must be cleared by their healthcare provider with supporting documentation.
Parents/Guardians should register by doing the following. Go to the Briarcliff Website home page www.briarcliffschools.org Click on Parents – HS/MS– there is a drop-down box, click on Family ID (Athletics Family ID/Registration Instructions).
Follow these steps:
- Next, click on the program you would like to register your child in, scroll down and click on the green button Register Now. If this is your first time using FamilyID, click Create Account. Click Log In, if you already have a FamilyID account.
- Create your secure FamilyID account by entering the account owner First and Last names (parent/guardian), E-mail address and password. Select I Agree to the FamilyID Terms of Service. Click Create Account.
- You will receive an email with a link to activate your new account. (If you don't see the email, check your E-mail filters (spam, junk, etc.).
- Click on the link in your activation E-mail, which will log you in to FamilyID.com
- Once in the registration form, complete the information requested. All fields with a red* are required to have an answer.
- Click the Save & Continue button when your form is complete.
- Review your registration summary.
For returning parents, please use the following directions:
- Parents/Guardians should register by doing the following. Go to the Briarcliff Website home page briarcliffschools.org Click on Parents – HS/MS– there is a drop-down box, click on Family ID (Athletics Family ID/Registration Instructions).
- Login using the email address and password you created previously (do not create a new account)
- Choose the sport
- Click on "Add Participant Below or Click to Select" and pick your child's name.
- Update health and demographic information, if necessary.
- Sign-off on seasonal agreements.
- Save and submit.
SUPPORT:
If you need assistance with registration, contact FamilyID at: support@familyid.com or 1-800-311-4060. Support is available 7 days per week and messages will be returned promptly.
As always, if you have any further questions, please let us know.
Sincerely yours,
Chris Drosopoulos, Director of Interscholastic Athletics
SPRING 2022 SPRING COACH DIRECTORY
Coaching Assignment |
Coach |
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Varsity Baseball Head Coach |
John Schrader |
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Varsity Baseball Asst. Coach |
Walter Kowalczyk |
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Varsity Baseball Vol. Coach |
Spencer Kulman |
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JV Baseball Head Coach |
Robert Higle, Jr. |
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Modified Baseball Head Coach |
Bradley Zabar |
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Varsity Boys Golf Head Coach |
Michael Perricone |
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Varsity Girls Golf Head Coach |
Andrea Thau |
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Varsity Boys Lax Head Coach |
Alfredo Meola |
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Varsity Boys Lax Asst. Coach |
Ryan Tirelli |
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Modified Boys Lax Head Coach |
Brendan Coxen |
Bcoxen@briarcliffschools.org |
Varsity Girls Lax Head Coach |
Daniel Perito |
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Varsity Girls Lax Asst. Coach |
Sarah Scott |
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JV Girls Lax Head Coach |
Ellen Mager |
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Modified Girls Lax Head Coach |
Nial Rosenzweig |
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Varsity Softball Head Coach |
Lauren Pesce |
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Varsity Softball Asst. Coach |
Nicole Angelo |
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Mod. Softball Head Coach |
Angel Richard |
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Varsity Boys Tennis Head Coach |
Drew Klein |
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JV Boys Tennis Head Coach |
Muhammad Ali |
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Varsity Spring Track Boys Head Coach |
Zachary Rose |
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Varsity Spring Track Girls Head Coach |
James Tlsty |
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Varsity Spring Track Asst. Coach |
Sarah Soojian |
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Modified Spring Track Head Coach |
Nina Bevilacqua |
Nbevilacqua@briarcliffschools.org |
Modified Spring Track Asst. Coach |
Brian Byrnes |
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Asst. to the Athletic Director |
Denise Hamlin |
Try Out procedures
Briarcliff UFSD Athletic Department Tryout Procedures
CLICK HERE FOR A PRINTABLE VERSION OF TRYOUT PROCEDURES
Dear Parents/Guardians of BHS Student-Athletes,
The athletic team selection process is without question the Briarcliff Manor UFSD’s coaching staff’s most challenging responsibility. In order to create procedures that will give every student an equal opportunity during the team selection process, the Athletic Director and the Assistant Athletic Director evaluated all facets of the tryout process to establish best practices for the district. This handbook codifies those practices.
We are confident that these guidelines will help not only our athletes, but also our coaching staff as they navigate through the process of identifying players during team selection and help us to provide the best possible experience for our student-athletes.
Go Bears!
Sincerely,
BRIARCLIFF MANOR UFSD ATHLETIC
TRYOUT PROCEDURES
1. Number of Days for Tryouts
Varsity & JV – Minimum of 3 days
Extending Tryouts
Tryouts will be extended as needed at the discretion of the coach(es). Tryouts are not to exceed 6 days for Varsity and JV.
The Athletic Department will split tryout groups as needed to make smaller groups. As each sport is unique, there will not be a specific cutoff number, rather the decision as to whether to create a second, third, etc., tryout group will be made by the Athletic Director in consultation with the coaching staff.
2. Number of Coaches Evaluating Students During Tryouts
There will be a minimum of two coaches evaluating students during the tryout period. The best practice is to have at least two coaches and potentially an additional coach(es), when available, to help evaluate players. A third coach is not always available, but the Athletic Department will work to find a third evaluator for at least one of the tryout days.
3. Evaluation Rubric
All evaluating coaches will use a rubric to score student-athletes and will compare the rubric with their fellow evaluator(s) at the end of the evaluation period when making a shared decision about team selection. The rubric will include, but may not be limited to, the following elements for scoring:
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Play during scrimmage (if able to scrimmage, sport-dependent)
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Attitude
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Attendance
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Sport-specific skills
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Physical fitness
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Intangibles, leadership, hustle
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Knowledge of the game
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Know their role
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Respects teammates and is respected
4. Tryout Procedures
The following procedures shall serve as a guideline for coaches to follow. However, coaches may also include other elements they feel are helpful in evaluating student- athletes.
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Skill-Related Drills – Students will be brought through a series of sport related drills to assess their ability.
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Stations – Stations may also be used, depending on the sport. Stations are especially helpful for sports with tryout taking place inside (e.g., baseball and softball).
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Conditioning – Students’ level of fitness will be tested during tryouts.
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Scrimmaging – Students will be given the opportunity to scrimmage with peers in sports where possible, giving coaches the ability to assess students in situations approximating a game.
5. Notification of Team Selection
After the team selection process has taken place, students will be invited to a face-to-face meeting with the coaching staff on the BHS campus. All students will be brought in for a meeting regardless if they will be invited to join the team or not. The meeting location will be such that the student will be able to enter the meeting room/area from one location, and exit from another, to allow for student privacy. There will be a minimum of two coaches present for the meeting.
For students who do not make the team, the coaching staff will go over the team selection rubric and give very specific feedback to the student to explain why they were mot selected. In addition, those students who do not make the team will be given information on how they can improve in that sport over the course of the year in an effort to give that student athlete a better chance of making the team the subsequent year. Unfortunately, team selection is unavoidable. Roster size is dependent on the number of athletes the Athletic Department judges appropriate given the level, the facilities available, and the number of coaches available.
6. Preparing your son/daughter for the possibility of not making a team
Not making a team can be devastating for a student-athlete. It is critical that students and parents be prepared in the event that this is the case.
Joel H. Fish, PhD, Director at the Center for Sport Psychology, and author of “101 Ways to be a Terrific Sport Parent” (Morgan James Publishing, 2013), offers this helpful advice on how parents can help support and encourage the young athlete:
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Be self-aware parents – Parents need to be aware of their own attitudes towards making the team, and towards winning and losing because inevitability these attitudes will be picked up by their children. Fish cautions, “I believe parents are extremely well intentioned, but parents often have an emotional response to their child not making the team.” Parents who display anger or immediately want to challenge the coach’s decision are adding an extra dimension to their child’s burden. Charles Kuntzleman, author of over fifty books on fitness and health, says that “The most powerful thing is to not display, when they get home, displeasure with what the coach did. Parents have to learn to bite their tongue; it’s demoralizing to the team, and a great disservice to the child.”
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Give your child a chance to feel. Parents can help their child cope by giving him or her ‘permission’ top have a normal response. Fish says, “There’s a tendency for parents to rush in there and say, ‘it’s ok’ – sometimes we need to say to our kids ‘that must hurt’, or give them a hug, or not say anything.” Parents who respond to their child not making the team by saying “Well, soccer is a stupid sport anyways!” invalidate the hurt their child is feeling as well as dismissing something that may well be very important to him or her.
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Help your child see the big picture. There’s much more to being successful in life than simply making a sports team, however important it may seem at the time, and parents can help their children realize this. Fish suggests that, before a tryout, parents make a list together with their child of multiple goals which reflect what a tryout is really about. One of those goals can be making the team, but include others as well, such as having fun, trying your best, being a good teammate, and learning something. Says Fish, “When not all the eggs are in the outcome basket, that can be really helpful for a child who doesn’t make the team, because he’s going with multiple definitions of what it means to be successful.”
Parents can also help their children realize that even though they didn’t make it onto the team they were hoping for, they have other options. A community league may offer an opportunity to get involved, or maybe a different sport or activity altogether would provide a fun and exciting challenge. Some athletes who have been cut from one team have gone on to be very successful in a totally different area. Others who were at one time cut from their high school teams (like basketball great Michael Jordan) have gone on to become outstanding athletes. Every young athlete or performer who is making an effort to succeed will eventually encounter some stiff obstacles and competition. Parents can help their kids to not only handle these setbacks graciously, but to actually grow from them.
7. Contacting Coach Regarding Tryouts
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If you as a parent/guardian have specific questions regarding your son or daughter’s tryout, we ask that you wait a period of 24 hours prior to sending the respective coach an email to set up a time to facilitate a brief phone call. We appreciate your cooperation in advance. Note - When asking about your son/daughter’s tryout, please only discuss your own son or daughter. Coaches will not discuss other student-athletes with you.
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Please also remember that your son or daughter’s status on AAU, Club teams, and other teams that are facilitated outside of the district are not a consideration in selecting student-athletes for interscholastic teams at Briarcliff High School. We thank you again for your cooperation.
2021-2022 ATHLETIC CALENDAR
Athletic Calendar 2021-2022
Varsity & JV Co-Ed Basketball Booster Club Tournament – December 8-11, 2021
BHS Athletic Handbook
2021-2022 PRE-SEASON PARENT MEETING/PRESENTATION
ATHLETIC NEWS
Please support the Briarcliff Athletic Booster Club! We are here to support our student athletes by hosting tournaments, providing varsity letters and pins, sponsoring trips, providing need-based scholarships, supporting senior day with flowers for parents, running concession stands, sponsoring speakers, and so much more. Our goal is to help our student athletes and parents have a great athletic experience and we need your help to do that!
Briarcliff High School has a long tradition of athletic excellence. Over 300 students participate in sports each season. We average about 10 students each year who go on to play in college and we have won many league, section and state titles across many different sports. Sports are a great way to teach our children about winning, losing, teamwork, leadership, and so many more life lessons. So, we would like to ask each family who thinks they have a child who will be playing sports this year to donate to the Booster club through this Go Fund Me page. Any amount is appreciated! Thank you in advance for your support and GO BEARS!
https://www.gofundme.com/manage/briarcliff-booster-club-0391819
2022-2023 Athletic Calendar
Athletic Calendar 2022-2023
1st Day of Varsity Football – Saturday, August 20, 2022
Varsity & JV Co-Ed Basketball Booster Club Tournament – December 7-10, 2022
High School/Middle School Sports Standards
FALL 2021 COACH DIRECTORY
Coaching Assignment |
Coach |
Email Addresses |
Varsity Cheerleading Head Coach |
Meghan Vlad |
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Varsity Cheerleading Asst. Co-Coach |
Stacy Vlad |
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Varsity Cheerleading Asst. Co-Coach |
Meaghan DeMarchis | Meaghan.anneli@gmail.com |
Varsity Cross Country Head Coach |
Zachary Rose |
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Varsity Cross Country Asst. Coach |
James Tlsty |
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Modified Cross Country Head Coach |
Brendan Coxen |
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Modified Cross Country Asst. Coach |
Brian Byrnes |
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Varsity Field Hockey Head Coach |
Jessica McDonough |
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Varsity Field Hockey Asst. Coach |
Ellen Mager |
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Modified Field Hockey Head Coach |
Isabella Riguzzi | Isabella.Riguzzi2017@gmail.com |
Varsity Football Head Coach |
Michael Stevens |
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Varsity Football Asst. Coach |
Robert Higle, Jr. |
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Varsity Football Asst. Coach |
Paul Villanueva |
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7/8/9 Football Head Coach |
Brian Fee |
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7/8/9 Football Asst. Coach |
Jonathan Villanueva |
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Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach |
Brandon Beck |
Bbeck@easternsoccer.com |
Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach |
Paul Bordonaro |
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JV Boys Soccer Head Coach |
Justin Coelho |
Coelho_justin@yahoo.com |
Varsity Boys Soccer Vol. Coach |
Anthony Portera |
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Modified Boys Soccer Head Coach |
Kevin Courtney |
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Varsity Girls Soccer Head Coach |
David Villalobos |
David.villalobos9@gmail.com |
Varsity Girls Soccer Asst. Coach |
Lauren Pesce |
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JV Girls Soccer Co-Coach |
Margaret Rosenzweig |
mrosenzweig@briarcliffschools.org |
JV Girls Soccer Co-Coach |
Charlie Calhoun |
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Modified Girls Soccer Head Coach |
Dan Perito |
Dperito2@yahoo.com |
Varsity Girls Swim/Dive Head Coach |
Dave Bruskewicz |
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Varsity Girls Swim/Dive Asst. Coach |
Anthony Pizzolla |
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Varsity Girls Tennis Head Coach |
Denise Hamlin |
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JV Girls Tennis Head Coach |
Danielle Belarge |
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Varsity Volleyball Head Coach |
Matthew Cochenour |
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Varsity Volleyball Asst. Coach |
Iris Bromfield |
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JV Volleyball Head Coach |
Angel Richard |
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Modified Volleyball Head Coach |
Andrea Thau |
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Asst. to the Athletic Director |
John Schrader |
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Administrative Assistant |
Valerie Asher |
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Athletic Trainer |
Brittany Chorey |
Brittanychorey@gmail.com |
2021 Fall Accolades
WINTER 2021-2022 COACH DIRECTORY
WINTER COACHING STAFF
Coaching Assignment |
Coach |
Email Address |
Varsity Girls Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
Denise Hamlin |
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Varsity Girls Basketball Asst./Vol. Coach |
Danielle Belarge |
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JV Girls Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
Ellen Mager |
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Mod. Girls Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
Drew Klein |
drewmklein@gmail.com |
Varsity Boys Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
Nicholas Friedman |
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Varsity Boys Basketball Asst./Vol. Coach |
Ezra Elliott |
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JV Boys Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
Malik White |
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9 Boys Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
James Zendman |
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Mod. Boys Basketball Head/Vol. Coach |
Robert Higle, Jr. |
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Varsity Boys Track Head/Vol. Coach |
Zachary Rose |
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Varsity Girls Track Head/Vol. Coach |
James Tlsty |
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Varsity Track Asst./Vol. Co-Coach |
Brian Byrnes |
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Varsity Track Asst./Vol. Co-Coach |
Brendan Coxen |
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Mod. Track Head/Vol. Coach |
Nina Bevilacqua | nbevilacqua@briarcliffschools.org |
Varsity Cheerleading Head/Vol. Coach |
Meghan Vlad |
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Varsity Cheerleading Asst./Vol. Co-Coach |
Stacy Vlad |
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Varsity Cheerleading Asst./Vol. Co-Coach |
Meagan DeMarchis |
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Varsity Co-Ed Bowling Head/Vol. Coach |
John Brooks |
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Varsity Co-Ed Squash Head/Vol. Coach |
Greg McArthur |
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Varsity Boys Swim/Dive Head/Vol. Coach |
David Bruskewicz |
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Varsity Boys Swim/Dive Head/Vol. Coach |
Anthony Pizzolla |
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Varsity Boys Dive/Head/Vol. Coach |
Mike Darland |
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Winter Assistant to the Athletic Director |
Michael Stevens |
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Administrative Assistant |
Valerie Asher |
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Athletic Trainer |
Brittany Chorey |
2022-2023 Starting Dates
2022-2023 Fall Starting Dates
Varsity Football Begins on Saturday, August 20, 2022
Family ID For Football Registration Opens on July 23, 2022
All Other Varsity & JV Fall Sports Begin on Monday, August 22, 2022
Family ID for Fall Varsity/JV Registration Opens on Monday, July 25, 2022
Modified Fall Sports Begin on Thursday, September 8, 2022
Family ID for Modified Fall Registration Opens on Wednesday, August 11, 2022
2022-2023 Winter Starting Dates
Varsity & JV Winter Sports Begin on Monday, November 14, 2022
Family ID for Winter Varsity/JV Registration Opens on Monday, October 17, 2023
Freshman Boys Basketball Begins on Monday, November 21, 2022
Family ID for Frosh Basketball Registration Opens on Saturday, October 24, 2022
Modified Winter Sports Begin on Monday, November 28, 2022
Family ID for Winter Modified Registration Opens on Saturday, October 31, 2022
2023 Spring Starting Dates
Varsity & JV Spring Sports Begin on Monday, March 13, 2023
Family ID for Spring Varsity/JV Registration Opens on Monday, February 13, 2023
Modified Spring Sports Begin on Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Family ID for Modified Spring Registration Opens on Wednesday, February 22, 2023
winter 2021-22 accolades
2021-2022 WINTER ACCOLADES
Varsity Boys Basketball – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· League Champions
· Section One Runner-Up
· All Conference/All Section/All League – Jayden Larregue
· All Conference/All Section/All League/MVP – Luke McCann
· All Conference/All League – Elliot Jones
· All League – Ben Siegel
Varsity Girls Basketball– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· All Section/All League/League Player of the Year – Catherine Carrafiello
· All Conference/All League – Caroline Barbalato
· All League – Rebecca Kratz
· Eliza Aldrich – All League Honorable Mention
Varsity Bowling– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Qualified & Competed at Sectionals
Varsity Cheerleading
· NYS Regional Qualifier – 7th Place & Earned a Bid to UCA HS Nationals in Small GameDay Division
· New Rochelle Competition – 3rd Place
· Scarsdale Hs Competition – 3rd Place
· John Jay Competition – 3rd Place
· Eastchester Competition – 1st Place
· UCS HS Nationals Competition – Preliminary Finalist
Varsity Gymnastics– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· All Section/All League/Qualified for States – Mariam Abud-Chalita
Varsity Ice Hockey– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· League Champions
Varsity Skiing– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· All Section/All League/Qualified for States – Kate Kaplan
Varsity Squash– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Boys Squash – National Champions
Varsity Boys Swimming/Diving– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Record – 3 & 6
· 6th Place at Conference Meet
· 7th Place at Section One Meet
· All/Section/All League Swimming in 200 IM & 100 Backstroke at NYS Championship Meet/Section One Sportsmanship Award – Jack Madden
· Con Edison Scholar Athlete – Jack Madden
Varsity Winter Track – All League Players– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Carolyn Calenda – All County/All Section/All State for 600, 1500 Racewalk
· Kevin Callaghan – Section One Runner Up, 300, 600, 4x400 Relay
· Suraya Chalabi – 55, 4x400 Meter Relay
· Michael Cherubini – 4x800 Relay
· Giovanni Culotta – 3200
· Luke Dennis – 4x800 Relay
· Alex DiMartino – 4x200 Relay
· Emma Dolgin – 4x800 Relay
· Conor Duperrouzel – 4x200 Relay
· Devin Franks – 4x800 Relay
· Zoe Franks – 4x800 Relau
· Chloe Gurreri – 4x400 Relay
· Max Horgan – 4x200 Relay
· Lauren Isbell – 4x800 Relay
· Diana Jones – 4x400 Relay
· Rian Kelmendi – Shotput
· Hudson Ludwig – 4x400 Relay
· Will McLay – 55, 4x200 Relay
· Kyle Phillips – 600, 1000, 4x800 Relay
· Dan Satran – 4x200 Relay
· Kornel Smith – 1600, 4x800 Relay
· Serena Xu – 4x400 Relay
SPRING 2022 ACCOLADES
2022 SPRING ACCOLADES
Varsity Baseball – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Jayden Amador – All Section Honorable Mention/All League/Honorable Mention Diamond 9+1
· Christopher Beard – All League Honorable Mention
· Robert Beard - All League Honorable Mention
· David Burd - All League Honorable Mention
· Kevin DeMilia – All League Honorable Mention
· Luke Diamond – All League Honorable Mention
· Lucas Golovchenko – All League Honorable Mention
· Giulian Greco - All League Honorable Mention
· Jonathan Iwai - All League Honorable Mention
· Jack Manganello - All League Honorable Mention
· James Mulligan - All League Honorable Mention
· Dylan O’Malley - All League Honorable Mention
· Thomas Poggi – All Section/All League/Diamond 9+1 Honorable Mention
· Ben Raphael – All League/Diamond 9+1
· Alex Vaream - All League Honorable Mention
Varsity Boys Golf – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Sam Fash – All League
· Logan Jones – All League
· A.J. Milano – All League
Varsity Girls Golf – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
Varsity Boys Lacrosse - NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Section One/Regional Champions
· Alfredo Meola – Coach of the Year
· Tim Isola – All League
· Elliot Jones – All Section/All League
· Luca Meola – All Section/All League
· Lucas Proctor – All Section/All League
· Jack Ricciardi – All American/All Section/All League
· Brandon Rispoli – All American/All Section/All League
· Nico Santucci – All Section/All League
· Jared Sturman – All League
· Evan Van Camp – All Section/All League
Varsity Girls Lacrosse – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Section One Semi-Finalists
· Sarah Aframian – All League
· Nicole Einhorn - All League
· Adrianna Scanga – All Section Honorable Mention/All League
· Ava Swidler – All League
Varsity Softball – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Bailey Apter – All League Honorable Mention
· Jayna Borrelli – All League
· Michela Deem – All League Honorable Mention
· Giana Galiani – All League Honorable Mention
· Shennah Preble – All Section Honorable Mention/All League
· Barbie Vallejo – All League
Varsity Boys Tennis– NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· League Champions
· Haonan Gong – All League
· Lucas Martin – All League
· William Najarian – All League
· Eli Snider – All League
Varsity Boys Track – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Kevin Callaghan – All County 400 & 4x800/All Section 400 & 4x800/All State 400 & 4x800/All League 4x400 Relay/High Jump/400 Meters/200 Meters
· Miles Chamberlain – All League 4x800 Relay/800 Meters
· Michael Cherubini – All League 4x800 Relay
· Giovanni Culotta – All County 4x800/All Section 4x800/All State 4x800/All League 4x400 Relay/3200/1600/800
· Theo D’Onofrio – All League Shot Put
· Elia Duay – All League – Triple Jump
· Conor Duperouzzel – All League 4x400 Relay
· Willie Hall – All League 4x100 Relay/High Jump
· Max Horgan – All League 4x400 Relay
· Rian Kelmendi – All League Discus
· J.P. Kuhn – All League 4x800 Relay
· Mason Kleiner – All League 4x100 Relay
· Josh Linett – All League 4x800 Relay
· Will McLay – All League 4x100 Relay/100 Meters
· Kyle Phillips – All County 4x800/All Section 4x800/All State 4x800
· Chase Sedacca – All League 4x100 Relay
· Kornel Smith – All County 4x800/All Section 4x800/All State 4x800/All League 800 Meters/1600 Meters
· Edmund Tsou – All League 110 Hurdles/400 Meter Hurdles
Varsity Girls Track – NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Team
· Karina Bar – All League 100 Meter Hurdles/400 Meter Hurdles
· Lillie Bianco – All League 4x400 Relay/400 Meter Hurdles
· Carolyn Calenda – All League 4x100 Relay
· Suraya Chalabi – All League 4x100 Relay/400 Meters
· Caroline Collins – All League 400 Meter Hurdles
· Emma Dolgin – All League 4x800 Relay/3000 Meters
· Devin Franks – All League 4x800 Relay/4x400/800
· Chloe Gurreri – All League 4x100 Relay
· Lauren Isbell – All League 4x800 Relay/4x400 Relay/1500 Meters/800 Meters
· Ruby Navarro – All League 4x100 Relay
· Sophie Tanios – All League 4x800 Relay
· Serena Xu – All League 4x400 Relay