Tiyara has been a dominant force this winter for the girls varsity basketball team. Offensively, she has been an important part of the team, averaging 20 points per game and helping set the offensive tone each contest. She’s also been strong on defense, bringing consistent energy and grit to that side of the ball.

Lily was an important offensive contributor in the Mustangs' two wins last week against Tilton and GCDS, scoring in both games. All winter, Lily has been an impactful player for the GV hockey team. More importantly, Lily has also been a true team player who consistently supports her teammates on and off the ice.

Abby leads the girls varsity squash team with a 3-1 record and has approached each practice and match with focus and positive energy. This past Saturday, Abby beat her opponent from Kingswood-Oxford 3-0, allowing her opponent only two points in the entire match. Before the break, Abby was also the only one to pick up a win against a strong Sacred Heart team (she won her match 3-0). Abby is a hard worker and has shown a lot of improvement already this season.

Kate was strong in net last week for the girls varsity hockey team, helping the Mustangs pick up two very important victories. In the team’s games against Portledge and St. George’s, Kate made some game-changing saves to help preserve the wins. Her calm and confident demeanor in net has been a real strength for the team so far.

Hailey was unstoppable in the net these last two weeks. While the scores were not the outcome the team had hoped for, Hailey played her best games of the season over the last four games. With the help of a strong defensive unit in front of her, Hailey consistently helped keep the games tight. Most importantly, her positivity in the net kept the team moving forward throughout the fall.

This fall, Maura has been the anchor for the girls varsity soccer team and the glue to the team’s defense. While playing as a defender, she has also been a catalyst for the team, helping transition the ball from defense to offense, which has also included taking the team’s set pieces. This past Saturday, Maura helped the girls pick up a hard-fought 3-1win against Holy Child on senior day.

This past Saturday, Joiee won the race against Berkshire and Frederick Gunn, beating a runner from Frederick Gunn who had previously bested her twice this season. Joiee has pushed herself in every practice this fall and has been a real spark for the team. She has been a fearless competitor in every race, with Saturday being no exception.

Merritt has taken her game to the next level this year, and while the team has had its share of injuries, she has provided the offensive punch the team has desperately needed. Whether serving crosses into the box for teammates to run onto or netting goals herself (she had a hat trick under the lights during Fall Family Weekend against Frederick Gunn School), Merritt has helped give her team a chance to win.

Georgia was a force for the field hockey team this past Wednesday at Canterbury. She played a key role both as center forward and center mid, helping transition the ball up the field, leading to the Mustangs enormous 2-1 victory. Georgia also sustained an injury in the game but went back in and continued to play with fearless intensity.