Raiders on a Roll: Basketball and Hockey News
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The Boys Varsity basketball season is off to strong start. The Raiders earned their first two wins on the road, first with a 60 - 41 victory on Long Island over Southside then a 62-34 victory at Carmel. They added a 69-35 win against Bronx South HS in their first home game last Friday night in the SHS Kari Pizzitola tournament. Scarsdale will face Tappan Zee in the championship game at a later date. The tournament has been postponed due to snow and is being rescheduled.
Led by Senior Captains Will Hoffman, Nash Goldman, Leo Katz and Jared Shulman, the Raiders are ranked second in Section 1 and fourth in Westchester County. According to Goldman, the Raiders " are 3-0 so far. We are playing well together and having fun out there. I'm excited for the rest of the season."
Their next game is on 12/16 versus Rye at Manhattanville College at 3 pm.
The team will travel to Miami over the December break to compete in the Jr. Orange Bowl Basketball Classic.
The remaining game schedule is as follows:
12/18 @ Horace Greeley 6pm
12/20 vs. Clarkstown North 4:15pm
1/5 @ Spring Valley 5 pm
1/11 vs. New Rochelle 4:15pm
1/17 vs. Mamaroneck 4:15pm
1/19 @ White Plains 4:30 pm
1/20 @Tappan Zee vs. Pearl River 5:00pm
1/23 vs. Mt. Vernon 4:15pm
1/29 vs. Yorktown 4:1
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1/31 @ New Rochelle 4:15 pm
2/6 vs. White Plains 4:15pm.
2/8 @ Mt. Vernon 4:15 pm.
Photos by Jon Thaler. See more here.
Ice Hockey
The Scarsdale Raiders Varsity Ice Hockey team lost to the Niagara Wheatfield Falcons 4-0 on Saturday (12/9/17) afternoon at The Ice Hutch in Mt. Vernon.
This was the Raider's second game of the season,losing a heartbreaker to Fordham Prep the night before.
Nikolai Karabanov got his 2nd career varsity start in net and made 14 saves to keep the game close. The Raiders next take on rival Mamaroneck is at the Ice Hutch on Saturday at 6:50pm. For the full schedule, please visit ScarsdaleVarsityHockey.com. Photos by Jon Thaler. See more here.
Kari Pizzitola Basketball Tournament on December 7, 8 and 9 at SHS
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Support the Scarsdale Raiders Varsity Basketball Teams!
Come Support the Scarsdale Raiders Varsity Basketball Teams
Scarsdale's Maroon and White athletics and physical education booster organization will sponsor the 8th annual Kari Pizzitola basketball tournament on December 7th - 9th at Scarsdale High School. This holiday tournament honors the memory of Kari Pizzitola, a longtime Scarsdale resident and former Maroon and White President who passed away in 2008.
There will be free giveaways on both Friday and Saturday nights and mini "Scarsdale" basketballs to first 150 kids who arrive on Saturday Night. Additionally there will be a DJ Music and performances by Scarsdale High School Acapella groups. Half Time entertainment, and food will be provided as well as various incredible raffle prizes such as gift cards to Polpettina, Buon Amici, Amazon and Flatiron Hall, an Amazon Echo, Beats wireless earphones, a Candy Rocs gift basket and some personal training fitness sessions.
Schedule:
Thursday, December 7th:
4:00pm (Boys) Tappan Zee vs. Somers
6:00pm (Girls) Fox Lane vs. Truman
Friday December 8th:
4:30 (Boys) Bronx Science vs. Scarsdale
6:15 (Girls) TBA vs. Scarsdale
Saturday, December 9th:
4:00pm Girls' Consolation Game
5:00pm Girls' Championship Game
6:00pm Boys' Consolation Game
7:00pm Boys' Championship Game
Do You Know Toby?
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I'm Toby, a 12 year old cockapoo. I like long walks, cozy afternoons on the couch, and snacks. I have a wonderful life because people hug me a lot and I hang out with a number of very cute dogs in my beautiful Greenacres neighborhood. I was named after Toby Ziegler, a character from The West Wing, my favorite TV show.
SHS Seniors Sign National Letters of Intent; Students Ask For Response to Survey on Pesticide Use
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Scarsdale seniors Seth Thornton and Melanie Holmes joined student-athletes nationwide who committed to continue playing in college by signing National Letters of Intent during the early signing period. A National Letter of Intent is an agreement signed by a student-athlete who will be receiving an athletic scholarship from a university. It is a promise by a student to attend an institution for one year in exchange for the school's agreement to provide the student with athletic financial aid for the entire academic year. Student-athletes sign NLIs to end the recruiting process and commit to attend a specific institution.
On November 8, 2017 at Scarsdale High School, Thornton and Holmes made their commitments official. Next fall, Seth will be attending Syracuse University to play lacrosse and Melanie will be attending Duke University to row crew. Syracuse University has a Division I lacrosse program that has won 10 national championship titles. Duke University has a Division I Women's rowing program ranked as one of the top in the country.
Seth Thornton plays for the Long Island Express in addition to the Scarsdale Raiders. He will play Midfield and FOGO at Syracuse. When asked about his decision to play at Syracuse Seth said, "I'm excited to train and play with some of the best players in the country."
According to Melanie, "Rowing has changed my life since I started and made me a lot more focused. I'm very excited to continue my rowing career at Duke." She is in her third year rowing and rows for RowAmerica Rye.
Chemical Pesticide Survey by Students in SHS's City 2.0 Class
Four Scarsdale High School students have created a survey to assess the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers in Scarsdale. Through the use of this survey, they are hoping to find out how many people in Scarsdale are currently using chemicals on their lawns and plants and why they are using them. They hope to end the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers in Scarsdale and ask Scarsdale10583 readers to would fill out this survey.
The five students, Charlie Abrams, Jack Lazarus, Lara Neishtadt, Daniella Archer, and Miyu Tachibana are doing this work as a project for their City 2.0 Class.
Emma and Willow
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This week, we have two pets of the week: Meet Emma and Willow, sister petite mini golden doodles, originally from Wisconsin. The two of them together weigh around 30 pounds! They used to live across the street from each other in Heathcote, but now Willow lives in NYC. They love to visit each other and cuddle when they do. Emma dressed up as a TY stuffed animal for Halloween.
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