Mustangs of the Week

In honor of those student athletes who go above and beyond in spirit, determination, sportsmanship and skill development, coaches nominate a Mustang of the Week. Here, you can read about our current athletes and their contributions to their team and to their school.
WEEK OF October 14
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Lilly Ainley
Lilly has been an invaluable player on the field hockey team this fall. Her tireless work ethic has been evident in each minute of each game. Whether playing in midfield or on high attack, she consistently hustles for the ball and displays great stick skills that help her track down every ball. Her determination was highlighted in a recent game against Frederick Gunn, where she scored a beautiful goal.
Francis Bonsu
Francis has not only brought a tremendous skill set to BVS this fall but he’s also brought a work ethic to match. Since the first practice of the season Francis has provided a model of tenacity that continuously inspires others. This past week, Francis scored 2 goals in the team’s win against Wilbraham and he scored the team’s only two goals on Saturday against Gunn.
WEEK OF October 7
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Jazmin Mejia
Since the first day of practice, Jazmin has had an immediate impact on the girls’ soccer team. While the team has had its ups and downs this fall, Jazmin has worked tirelessly in the midfield. As a central midfielder, she’s been a consistent offensive threat, while at the same time supporting the team’s backline. Jazmin’s technical skill as well as her strong game sense has already helped the team find improvement.
Alex Drury
Alex has been consistently impactful on both sides of the ball on the football teams since the first day of practice. Offensively he’s been a leader in the running game, earning 3 TDs on the season so far. Defensively, as a MLB on the team, his ability to read, get to the play, and consistently make tackles has been a big part of the team’s defensive success.
WEEK OF September 23
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Andrea Sassatelli
In her first time running on the Millbrook cross-country course, Andrea, in the first mile of the race, ran a sub-six minute mile against FGS and Sacred Heart. Already over a minute ahead of the field at that point, Andrea pushed forward, ultimately setting a new course record for Millbrook girls in 19:50 and taking home first place. 

It was a gutsy performance and suggests just how exciting this young runner’s career will be. Andy has been bringing her intensity to practice every day and is a terrific teammate.
Oliver Fauver
This past Saturday, Ollie took first place in Millbrook’s first cross-country home meet with a time of 20:59. He bested the second-place Frederick Gunn runner by 13 seconds. His first-place showing helped the Mustangs win the meet overall, 26-30. Ollie has emerged as a quiet, respectful, and spirited leader on the team this season.
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WEEK OF September 16
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Haley Malmgren
Haley had a tremendous volleyball game on Saturday, helping the Mustangs pick up their second win of the season at Harvey. With the Mustangs down two sets to none, Haley fueled a comeback with her consistent serving, allowing the team to settle in and find their game. Haley has also been a great leader on the team. Her positive attitude has had a huge impact, and that attitude ultimately contributed to the win on Saturday.
Oliver Hougland
Oliver has been a real catalyst in the midfield on boys varsity soccer this fall. He has played almost every minute as a center midfielder in some tough, physical games, keeping the group organized even when some key players were out of the lineup. On Saturday, Oliver was instrumental in the team’s 6-0 win at King, picking up one of the most beautiful goals in the season so far.