Alumni Corner

This page is dedicated to honoring former Schuylerville student-athletes who are excelling at the next level.

Moreau claims four major A-10 awards, places 14 on All-Conference Teams

Class of 2018 Alumna Amy Moreau was tabbed the University of Massachusetts Athletics A-10 Midfielder of the Year in addition to earning a spot on the first-team all-conference squad. Moreau ranked third on the UMass squad in assists with 14 and ranked fourth in points and goals with 46 and 32, respectively. The graduate student finished with a season-best eight draw controls in a win at Holy Cross to help her rank second on the team in the category with 51. Moreau finished with multiple goals in 10 contests, including a season-high five goals in a win at Saint Joseph’s. The midfielder recorded six points on four goals and two assists while causing three turnovers in a top-25 win over Richmond. Moreau also earned a spot on the Atlantic 10 All-Academic Team. Read more on the UMASS website.

Moreau competes for Team USA at U.S. Lacrosse headquarters

Schuylerville High School Class of 2018 graduate, Amy Moreau, competed for Team USA at the U.S. Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, MD, October 23-24.  The first annual and historic “Super Sixes” tournament was put on with support from World Lacrosse and the participating Iroquois and Canadian federations. The “Super Sixes” format will be played at the World Games in 2022 with aspirations of being in the Olympic program in 2028! Read more about the USA Lacrosse Super Sixes event on the Sports Travel Magazine website.

Moreau tries out for U.S. National Team

Schuylerville High School Class of 2018 graduate, Amy Moreau, tried out for the U.S. National Team that will compete in the World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship in June, 2022. Moreau was the Schuylerville girls lacrosse program’s all-time high scorer, with 293 goals and 103 assists. Moreau is currently on scholarship at UMass Amherst as the team’s starting defender. She will also be coaching at Schuylerville’s Be an Athlete Camp June 28-July 1 this year!

Schuylerville alumni take home William Smith rowing team awards

Two Schuylerville High School alumni took home the William Smith rowing team awards at the annual William Smith Athletics Banquet on April 23. Junior Anna Moreau (SHS Class of 2016) was presented the S. Ford Weiskittel Most Valuable Oarswoman Award, while freshman Freya Birkas-Dent (SHS Class of 2018) was presented the Rowing Coach’s award. Read the full article on the Hobart Statesman website.

Dunkel wrapping up successful baseball season

Wells College junior Tanner Dunkel is wrapping up a successful baseball season as a starting infielder. He hit .275 this season with 12 doubles and 17 RBI’s. Access more information about Tanner on the Wells Express website.

Moreau gets starting role, helps team defensively

Freshman Amy Moreau (SHS Class of 2018) has landed a spot in the starting lineup for The University of Massachusetts women’s lacrosse team. Moreau has started the last five games for UMass as the Minutewomen have risen to the top of the A-10. Moreau’s coach credits her improving defensive skills and athleticism for the four-game win streak. Read a full article about Moreau in The Massachusetts Daily Collegian.

VanArnum named Pitcher of the Week

Hunter VanArnum, (SHS Class of 2017) a sophomore at Herkimer Community College, landed NJCAA Softball DIII Pitcher of the Week honors on Wednesday, March 27 after she threw a no hitter over five innings of work.

Braim gears up for final baseball season with Southern Vermont University

Senior Joe Braim (SHS Class of 2015) is gearing up for his final baseball season with Southern Vermont University. He has a career pitching record of 8 wins with 6 losses. He has 71 career strikeouts and a 5.43 earned run average per nine innings. Brain is on schedule to be the ace of the pitching staff in his 2019 senior season.

Watson named Women’s Runner of the Year

Sophomore Ashley Watson (SHS Class of 2017) helped lead the Roberts Wesleyan women’s cross country team to its fifth straight East Coast Conference title on Saturday, Nov. 3. Watson was the ECC individual champion and was named the Women’s Runner of the Year following her first place finish in a time of 19:02.3.

Palmer heads to cross country nationals

Junior Matthew Palmer (SHS Class of 2016), along with his SUNY Oneonta teammates, made program history on Nov. 10 with the team’s fourth place finish at the NCAA Atlantic Region Championships. The school earned an automatic qualification into the NCAA Championships. Palmer placed 24th with a time of 27:01.99.

Thomas named Offensive Player of the Week

Senior fullback Joshua Thomas (SHS Class of 2015) was named Offensive Player of the Week after rushing for three touchdowns to lead the Springfield College football team to a dominating 44-7 win over Maine Maritime in New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) play at Stagg Field.

Gunter receives SUNYAC Second Team honors

Kaitlyn Gunter (SHS Class of 2016) was named to the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Second Team for field hockey after helping to lead SUNY New Paltz to one of its most successful seasons in team history with its SUNYAC Championship and NCAA appearance. Read more on the NPHawks website.

Former Schuylerville athletes continuing athletic careers in college

Schuylerville alumni face-off on the field

A group of Schuylerville High School field hockey alumni had the opportunity to play against each other on Saturday, Sept. 29 as SUNY New Paltz hosted SUNY Morrisville. Junior Kaitlyn Gunter, majoring in Biology, had two goals and an assist in the 7-1 SUNY New Paltz victory. Morrisville’s Kaylee Houseworth, a senior business administration student, and freshman Grace Hanehan say they enjoyed reminiscing with their former teammates Kaitlyn and Morgan Gunter.

Thomas named captain of Springfield College football team

Josh Thomas, a graduate of the Schuylerville High School Class of 2015, will be one of four captains of Springfield College’s football team in fall 2018.

Moreau honored with rowing award

Anna Moreau, a graduate of the Schuylerville High School Class of 2016, was honored with a team award at the 2018 William Smith College Heron Athletics Banquet on April 24. Moreau shared the S. Ford Weiskittel Most Valuable Oarswoman Award with one of her teammates. Moreau was part of the Heron V8 that earned a silver medal at the Liberty League Championships and took home a bronze medal at the New York State Championships. She also powered William Smith to an eighth place finish at the National Invitational Rowing Championships, its strongest race of the season where the Herons finished ahead of No. 6 Hamilton in the petite final by 0.61 seconds.