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BVMS Volleyball
6th Grade
6th Grade
Photo Credit: Ariana Matcuk
September 30
The Beverly Vista sixth-grade volleyball team put up an intense fight against St. Martin but fell short in both sets. Although both sets were extremely close, St. Mark won the first set 25-27 and took the final victory with the second set 23-25. This loss puts the sixth-grade team with zero victories. Maybe next time, Bulldogs!
Brooklyn Johnson and Priya Sidhu were captains and determined who would get the ball first. The players of the game were Brooklyn Johnson and Shehzel Sohaib. Great effort, sixth grade!
Photo Credit: Arianna Matcuk
October 21
The Beverly Vista sixth grade team started off strong in the first set but fell short in the other two in their game. They won the first set 25-19 but lost the second set 5-25 and the third set 9-15. Nice try, Bulldogs. Lets get it next time!
The captains and players of the game are unknown.
7th Grade
7th Grade
Photo Credit: Ariana Matcuk
September 30
The Beverly Vista seventh-grade volleyball team wins the game against ICEF Vista, going undefeated so far. They lose the first set but come back strong, dominating the second and third. They take the victory for Beverly Vista. Remarkable comeback, seventh grade!
Captains for the game were Ella Etlinger and Yasmine Raddy. Coincidentally, Ella and Yasmine were also players in the game. Great match, Bulldogs!
Photo Credit: Arianna Matcuk
October 21:
The Beverly Vista seventh-grade team won their game in two sets. The scores are unknown, but the seventh grade made some fantastic plays to victory. Now, they are closer to making it to playoffs. Keep it up, Bulldogs!
The captains and players of the game are unknown.
8th Grade
8th Grade
Photo Credit: Ariana Matcuk
September 30
The Beverly Vista, the eighth-grade team, took the victory over Notre Dame in three highly close sets. Beverly Vista barely wins the first set 26-24. Then, Notre Damn ups their game and wins the second set 22-25. But Beverly Vista was motivated to win the game and conquered the third set 15-10. As a result, the eighth-grade team was undefeated. Keep it up, eighth-grade!
Captains were Evolette Austin and Shabia Sohaib. The players of the game were Maya Paysinger and Andrea Rodriguez. Fantastic work, Bulldogs!
Photo Credit: Arianna Matcuk
October 21
The Beverly Vista eighth-grade team played a three-set match against Emerson and ultimately won the game. Beverly Vista one the first set 25-17 but lost the second set 13-25. Luckily, they returned strong, determined to win, and won the final stage 15-4. With this victory, the eighth-grade team is one step closer to playoffs. Great work, bulldogs!
The captains were Sophie Hong and Carrie Hoberg, and the game player was Arianna Matcuk. Excellent job, eighth-graders!
Tennis Review BVMS Crosscountry
Why You Should Play Tennis
by Jack Sherry
Tennis is a brilliant game for every age that is certain to make you sweat. With its exceptional varieties of courts, players, and skill levels, no game of tennis is ever the same. This makes it a diverse sport with players from all over the globe. Additionally, no matter who you play, tennis will ensure you have a fun time, and it is a fantastic way to pass the time or if you are looking for a brand new sport to try out. Tennis has a ton of health and social advantages, with its popularity constantly growing. Enough said, here are three reasons why you should play tennis.
First off, as I mentioned before, tennis has a remarkable impact on your health. Tennis requires many physical skills like agility, endurance, balance, coordination, speed, and many others to succeed. This shows that tennis is physically demanding and never fails to give you a fantastic workout. The average person burns 600 calories per hour playing the game. This game guarantees that you will become very fit and strong with all the running required and shoulder involvement you have by constantly swinging your racket. Tennis also keeps your body and mind engaged, which is essential as you age. Tennis is a great sport if you want to work out, and it will brighten your day.
Second, the chance of you getting injured in tennis is lower than in other notorious sports like football, basketball, or soccer. While many of these injuries can be harmless, these sports can result in significant injuries and the risk of going to the hospital. Tennis, however, has a lower injury rate because there is rarely any player contact with each other which gets rid of a lot of common injuries that could occur. Also, a tennis court can hold a maximum of four people playing at once, so there is a ton more space to run around, which decreases the chance of bumping into someone or falling. The risk that you will be injured during a game of tennis is relatively low, which explains why older athletes can still play very well even in their senior years.
The last reason you should play tennis is that it has many mental benefits that reflect real life. For example, tennis has a lot of conditions that are possible when playing (ex: wind, heat, the crowd, pressure, etc.). This means that tennis players have to overcome these conditions and learn that you can't control everything and that they should focus on the things they can control (strategy, overall performance, etc...). This is very reflective in real life, and tennis is a great sport to develop your mental strength. Also, when you lose a match, you must learn to overcome it and that it won't determine the rest of your career. Instead, you know to get back into the rhythm and focus on getting better
In conclusion, those are three main reasons why you should play tennis and how much impact it can have on your life.
Source: tennisfiles.com
X-Country Fall 2022
By Edward Morrison
This Cross country season has been a good one for our BVMS athletes. This season thankfully was not as short as last year's season. It was so much more exciting than I had anticipated.
This year will be head coach Emilio Lari's last season as Cross country coach. As a runner for the team, I appreciated his time as a coach, and I always looked forward to Cross country practice.
Thank you, Coach Emilio.
Coaching Staff
Head coach: Emilio Lari
Assistant coach: Ms.Warren
1st race
Date:9/27/22
Location: Edward Vincent Park
DNR
2nd race
Date:10/4/22
Location: Cheviot Hills
Division 2 Boys: (64 runners, top 12 medaled)
26th - Djibril Bouharkat 13:00.90
35th - Griffin Chirichigno 13:46.78
47th - Nathan Marmo 14:55.84
Division 2 Girls: (44 runners, top 9 medaled)
12th - Ella Hiller 12:49.27
29th - Mila Fekri 14:02.43
33rd - Ava Plaxen 14:34.33
Division 1 Boys: (91 runners, top 18 medaled)
15th - Simon Johnson 13:23.78 (MEDALED)
32nd- Hayden Ramber 14:27.82
35th- Preston Fekri 14:35.69
65th- Aidan Egerman 15:58.21
67th- Trey Morrison 16:15.12
71st- Aarav Savani 16:30.38
85th- Federick Ramirez 18:35.19
Division 1 Girls (58 Runners, top 11 medaled)
39th - Grace Hinden 20:26.06
40th - Zoe Severin 20:26.82
50th - Maliah Jackson 22:47.44
3rd race
Date:10/11/22
Location: Edward Vincent
Division 2 Boys (54 Runners, top 11 medaled)
14th - Djibril Bouharkat 10:38.09 PR
23rd - Griffin Chirichigno 11:20.12 PR
34th - Brayden Yadegar 12:44.14
36th - Nathan Marmo 13:03.50 PR
46th - Jonah Jafari 14:31.43
52nd - Enzo Teboul 16:03.49
53rd - Elijah Jafari 16:15.46
Division 2 Girls (39 runners, top 8 medaled)
11th - Ella Hiller 10:52.62 PR
21st - Hana Yamashita 11:34.40 PR
22nd - Mila Fekri 11:48.40 PR
Division 1 Boys (69, top 14 medaled)
9th - Simon Johnson 13:06.30 (MEDALED) PR
18th - Hayden Ramber 14:05.02 PR
22nd - Preston Fekri 14:13.96 PR
47th - Maxwell Nabati 16:44.43
51st - Trey Morrison 17:12.93
55th - Arthur Weiser 17:43.34
59th - Federick Ramirez 18:31.93 PR
Division 1 Girls (54 Runners, top 11 medaled) finished 3rd place as a team.
3rd - Shaya Sabar 14:21.87 (MEDALED)
7th - Baran Naim 15:13.74 (MEDALED)
22nd - Zoe Severin 17:42.40 PR
31st - Sophia Bakshian 18:56.46
33rd - Naomi Bar-Zion 19:13.59
41st - Sienna Goldman 20:40.09
42nd - Davina Separzadeh 20:41.46
46th - Anya Glucksman 22:10.86
53rd - Maliah Jackson 22:47.80
4th race
Date:10/18/22
Location: Cheviot Hills
Division 2 Boys (63 Runners, top 13 medaled)
17th - Djibril Bouharkat 12:11.75
25th - Griffin Chirichigno 12:53.54
27th - Brayden Yadegar 12:57.46
39th - Nathan Marmo 13:34.58
41st - Jonah Jafari 14:11.06
59th - Enzo Teboul 18:27.40
60th - Elijah Jafari 20:11.65
Division 2 Girls (39 runners, top 7 medaled)
7th - Ella Hiller 12:14.93
15th - Hana Yamashita 12:47.68
19th - Mila Fekri 14:07.80
24th Ava Plaxen 15:26.55
Division 1 Boys (77, top 15 medaled)
10th - Simon Johnson 12:49.27 (MEDALED)
25th - Hayden Ramber 14:14.12
38th - Preston Fekri 14:46.55
52nd - Aidan Egerman 15:37.18
60th - Maxwell Nabati 16:53.24
61st - Trey Morrison 16:59.99
66th - Federick Ramirez 17:55.11
73rd - Arthur Weiser 19:03.08
Division 1 Girls (60 Runners, top 12 medaled)
9th - Shaya Sabar 15:05.02 (MEDALED)
10th - Baran Naim 15:16.62 (MEDALED)
25th - Zoe Severin 17:29.17
37th - Sophia Bakshian 18:48.17
41st - Sienna Goldman 19:27.93
43rd - Davina Separzadeh 19:34.23
48th - Naomi Bar-Zion 20:39.65
51st - Anya Glucksman 21:57.71
55th - Maliah Jackson 22:45.27
5th race
Division 2 Boys (65 runners, top 13 medaled)
14th - Djibril Bouharkat 11:46
20th - Griffin Chirichigno 12:10.06
34th - Brayden Yadegar 13:23.52
42nd - Nathan Marmo 14:21.68
48th - Jonah Jafari 14:38.59
62nd - Enzo Teboul 18:28.96
63rd - Elijah Jafari 19:12.28
Division 2 Girls (45 runners, top 9 medaled)
18th - Hana Yamashita 13:15.21
20th - Mila Fekri 13:33.46
29th - Ava Plaxen 14:18.24
Division 1 Boys (87 runners, top 17 medaled)
11th - Simon Johnson 12:24.28 (MEDALED)
21st - Hayden Ramber 13:49.78
27th - Preston Fekri 14:07.72
35th - Gunnar Walmsley 14:19.66
44th - Maxwell Nabati 15:24.93
52nd - Aarav Savani 15:46.12
54th - Aidan Egerman 15:54.03
62nd - Trey Morrison 16:20.78
73rd - Federick Ramirez 18:03.59
77th - Benjamin Salzman 18:28.72
Division 1 Girls (62 runners, 12 medaled)
7th - Shaya Sabar 15:11.25 (MEDALED)
13th - Ella Hiller 15:41.75
18th - Baran Naim 16:14.44
21st - Grace Hinden 16:27.56
27th - Jasmine Cohanim 17:17.34
30th - Zoe Severin 17:37.65
39th - Sienna Goldman 18:35.06
40th - Gabriella Broumandi 18:45.84
43rd - Sophia Baksian 18:55.88
54th - Anya Gluksman 21:15.69
57th - Maliah Jackson 22:48.78
61st - Eliana Shirazi 25:10.90
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