Ravens Athletics had another strong fall season, with moments of triumph and moments of disappointment. Here is a quick wrap-up of our fall sports, collected from our coaches.
Women's Soccer had a terrific season, beating Rowland Hall 2-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium on October 22 to claim the 2016 2A State Championship. Over the course of the season, 94 goals were scored and only 12 goals were allowed. The Ravens finished their season with 15 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. Women's Soccer was ranked #1 or #2 in 2A the entire season. Read more about their championship victory .
The ÂÌñÉç Cross Country program had one of the most successful years in recent memory. After a season of tune-up races, the women's team ran smart, consistent, and fast at the Region XIV championships. Their efforts brought home a region championship for our program and earned them an entry into the state championship meet. The men's team, too, ran well in the region meet (2nd overall) and earned a states berth. At the state meet many of the runners set personal bests and it was a great way to cap off the careers of our graduating seniors and build experience for our underclass runners. The future is bright for the cross country teams.
The ÂÌñÉç Men's Golf team completed a very successful 2016 season. Finishing 1st in four of the six regular season matches, the ÂÌñÉç golf team captured its second consecutive Region 14 title. Individually, Walter Robson was the Region 14 medalist, Ryan Park finished 3rd, Jack Nilsen finished 4th, Parker Law finished 7th, and Austin Whitely finished 8th.
At the 2016 2A State Tournament, ÂÌñÉç improved their 4th-place finish in 2015 by finishing 2nd to the defending champion Grand County. ÂÌñÉç shot 322-315 for a 637 total, while Grand shot 307-317 for a 624 total. Beaver finished in 3rd-place with a score of 645. Individually, Jack Nilsen was the 2A-State medalist with a score of 141 and Walter Robson finished 8th with a score of 155. The All-State selections will be made by the PGA of Utah in mid-December. I would expect both Jack and Walter will earn 1st-team All State honors. Ryan Park finished T14 with a 167, Parker Law finished T22 with a 174, Austin Whiteley finished T26 with a 177 and Spencer Norris finished T55 with a 214. Ryan Park should earn 2nd-team All State while Parker Law and Austin Whiteley should earn Honorable Mention All State.
We, the coaches, congratulate the 2016 Boys Golf Team on their accomplishments. They worked hard and practiced with focus and discipline throughout the year. Tremendous job, men!
2016 was an amazing season for ÂÌñÉç Women's Tennis! We took state as a team in one of the most competitive and exciting state tournaments in Utah 2A tennis history, doing so after finishing third in our region during the season and tied for second at the divisional tournament. All five positions qualified for state, four advanced to the finals, and Paige Anderson was an individual state champion in 2nd singles. Congratulations and thanks to the seniors, Brooke Diamond and Sarah Shipp, for their contributions over the last four years. We're excited for the future of this young, talented team. To read more about ÂÌñÉç's championship victory, .
The fall season for crew has been a good one. We started with two-a-days toward the end of August, introducing our crop of novices to on-the-water rowing and on-the-erg conditioning. We built skills and boat speed through September and traveled to Oklahoma for our first race in early October. The course in Oklahoma is a challenge, particularly for a novice coxswain, with multiple turns and eleven bridges!
Upon returning from Oklahoma, brimming with inspiration, we got back to training with an eye to the Head of the American in Sacramento. The Head of the American draws most of the top crews in the country, so we knew we had a challenge on our hands. I'm happy to report that our rowers rose to the challenge, putting in solid performances in the hotly contested events.
With the equipment stored for the winter, I wanted to thank the rowers and coxswains for their hard work and the parents for their support.
The Women’s Volleyball team went 5-5 in Region play, tying for third place. Although we say goodbye to four fantastic seniors in Jess Olsen, Megan Beck, Kelly Reynolds and Sam Willes, we look forward to a very strong core of returning underclassmen who will help contribute to the vision of first year coach Sam Bechthold to win a region championship and compete for a state title.
Each team (Fresh/Soph, JV and Varsity) performed well in league play and every player contributed to the team's chemistry and success. We look forward to building on the foundation that this team created for years to come and give one last thank you to our seniors who worked hard each day–you will be missed next year.
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Celebrate 5 years since graduation with your classmates. Reconnect, reminisce, and enjoy an evening of conversation, shared memories, and celebration with fellow members of the Class of 2021. Hearty appetizers and a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.
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Come together with ÂÌñÉç alumni from across the entire 1990s for an evening of reconnecting and reminiscing! This combined reunion is a chance to celebrate the friendships, memories, and moments that made your ÂÌñÉç years so special. Enjoy hearty appetizers and a variety of drinks, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, while catching up with old friends and sharing laughs about your school days.
Saturday, May 16 | 7:30 – 11:30 AM | Murray Science Center
We’re bringing back birding! Who remembers the Class IX Bird Project? Don’t miss your chance to join this fun, family-friendly event with Mark Bromley, James Harris, Mike Johnson ‘88, and Bekka Joslin. We will meet at ÂÌñÉç and take a bus together. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars (we will have extras on hand if you don’t have your own).
Friday, May 15 | 6:30 – 7:30 PM | East Field
We’re excited to see ÂÌñÉç Alumni at our annual Alumni Soccer Game! This ÂÌñÉç tradition gives former players the chance to return to the field, reconnect with old teammates, and showcase their skills in a friendly atmosphere. Whether you played with us just a few years ago or several decades ago, we look forward to seeing you back on the field. Make sure to bring friends and family to cheer you on!
Friday, May 15 | 5:00 – 7:00 PM | Main Quad | No Registration Required
Join us for a fun BBQ bash at ÂÌñÉç with current families and ÂÌñÉç staff and faculty. It’s a great way to connect with your ÂÌñÉç classmates and enjoy delicious food before the Alumni Soccer Game!
No registration is needed for the Spring BBQ. Please join us!
Friday, May 15 | 4:00 – 5:00 PM | Haught Visual Arts Gallery at ÂÌñÉç | No Registration Required
ÂÌñÉç has always been a place where creativity thrives. Join us for the first-ever Alumni Art Show in the Haught Visual Arts Gallery and reconnect with the creative spirit that shaped your time here. This exhibition features work by 16 ÂÌñÉç Alumni artists, reflecting a range of disciplines, perspectives, and practices.
Brief Remarks at 4:00 pm will be offered by Gallery Manager and Curator Charlie Tadlock, followed by remarks from some of the Alumni Artists.
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Friday, May 15 | 2:15 – 3:30 PM | Miller Student Commons | Registration Highly Recommended
Ever wish you could go back and sit in your favorite class one more time? This Alumni Weekend, you can. We’re bringing you back “Back to Class” where you’ll have the chance to slip into a real, live Upper School classroom and experience ÂÌñÉç exactly as it exists today. Same teachers, same energy, same magic. Come relive the feeling.
Friday, May 15 | 12:45– 1:00 PM | Miller Student Commons | No Registration Required
Don’t leave lunch just yet. Immediately following the Kick-Off, Head of School Andrew Menke will take a few minutes to share what’s been happening at ÂÌñÉç; the changes, the milestones, and the exciting things on the horizon. It’s a chance to hear straight from the source about the school you helped shape and where it’s headed next. No sign-up needed, just pull up a seat.
Friday, May 15 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Miller Student Commons | No Registration Required
Kick off Alumni Weekend the right way — with good food and even better company. Join us in the new Miller Student Commons for ÂÌñÉç’s all-inclusive dining experience, and spend the lunch hour reconnecting with the faculty who made your time here unforgettable. Pull up a chair, catch up with old favorites, and let the weekend begin. No registration is required for this event.
Friday, May 15 | 1:00 – 2:00 PM | Miller Student Commons | No Registration Required
For many of you, Assistant Head of School, Todd Winters, was the first person who ever showed you and your parents around our 41 acre campus. Now he’s back to do it again! Todd will lead you through ÂÌñÉç’s beautiful newest additions and recent transformations, giving you a firsthand look at what your years here helped build. Whether it’s your first tour with Todd or your second, you won’t want to miss this one.