The varsity baseball team started the season off with a strong showing in Florida where we worked on fundamentals and fitness. We finished the season in third place behind two very strong teams, Loyola and Trevor Day. After an exciting semifinal game where we knocked off #2 Trevor Day, we came up short in the finals against undefeated Loyola, but the boys played well and fought until the final out. This season we had very strong senior leadership from captains Shazeb Dayani, Eric Pena and Alex Wittenberg. Each one of them contributed a great deal, both on and off the field. They will be missed. However, we also have a strong core of younger players and are confident we can continue to improve.
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Our boys repeated as undefeated NYCAL league season champions. We had a deep team again this year, with solid play all the way through #2 doubles.
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The varsity track team had a successful outdoor season. The boys worked hard each week, incorporating endurance, interval, hill and weight training into their weekly schedules. They also worked hard to improve their race strategies and running form. Together they were able to push themselves and each other in practices and at meets to achieve better times and season goals. The team finished the season with six NYCAL qualifiers and two NYSAIS qualifiers. Ryan Eagan' 20 finished the season as NYCAL 3200, 1600 and 800 champion.
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The boys worked very hard to lower their scores from day one, and all of them improved tremendously. Apart from the actual technical side of golf, working on the fundamentals of grip, stance, body position and improving the swing plane, the boys learned course management and how to read greens.
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This season, the 7/8 baseball team experienced a rebuilding year with new and young players learning the sport. Through diligence at practice and games, the boys showed promising growth and improvement at bat and in the field.
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Among the many new activities we proposed this year at Browning, one was the creation of a Middle School track team. The purpose of this team is "to introduce Middle School students to track and field and help our boys to develop athletic skills for success in this sport - from sprints and relays to middle and long distance."
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This year the varsity basketball team had one of the most successful seasons in school history! Finishing with a record of 19-5, the boys captured the NYCAL Regular Season Title and the NYCAL Postseason Championship in dramatic fashion, defeating Columbia Prep 61-58 on an Alex Liptak three-pointer with 10 seconds left.
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The varsity indoor track team had a successful inaugural season. The boys endured the cold winter season and worked hard each day, alternating between endurance and speed training. The team also spent time in the weight room every week and improved their strength over the course of the season. The team competed in five meets and sent two runners to the NYSAIS Championships.
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The Browning Squash team had a great season, despite our record of four wins and six losses. We were led by graduating captain Nick Hurley, with the rest of the squad comprised of ninth and 10th graders. This was a building year, and I predict that we will be very formidable next season!
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Over the course of the season, the JV basketball team showed tremendous growth in both skill and teamwork. Despite some initial tough losses, the boys finished with four commendable wins. The team defeated Lycée Français twice and also scored wins against Churchill and Staten Island Academy.
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The Red team finished their season with a 7-9 record. The boys started the first half of the season with a 5-2 record, and during this time, they displayed excellent ball movement and spacing within their offensive sets. Their biggest win of the first part of the season came against Riverdale School, which marked the first time in seven years that a Browning 7/8 grade team has defeated Riverdale.
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The 7/8 basketball team had an outstanding season. They defined the meaning of “grytte” throughout the season, whether it be diving for the ball with 30 seconds on the clock or playing with a “never give up” attitude.
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The sixth grade basketball team ended the season with a 9-3 record. The boys showed tremendous growth as the season progressed. Each member of the team contributed to the success we saw, game after game.
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The fifth grade basketball team had a lot of fun throughout the season. The boys played against some difficult opponents but always kept their heads held high and continued to work hard. They played well together and had a better understanding of how to run plays as the season progressed.
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