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30 / TREVOR MAGAZINE FALL 2024–25 Boys Varsity Tennis Kenrick Guild, Boys Varsity Tennis Coach The boys varsity tennis team concluded its 2024 season sharing the NYCAL league title with Columbia Prep. This year's team had a healthy mixture of players whose versatility and commitment propelled the Dragons into the overall standings. Determining Trevor's NYCAL title was the final match of the season: Senior Leo Sondik, playing number one singles, and Noah G. '27 and Max Turtz '24 numbers two and three, respectively, raised the stakes with focus and grit all season. In doubles play, the skilled duo of Adrian H. '26 and senior Julian Glickman played some tough and exciting matches, earning them a NYSAIS nomination, as well as a selection to play in the NYSAIS championships at Columbia. Unfortunately, they lost to a crafty team from Hackley, who eliminated them in the opening round. Indefatigable senior Conor Hogan brought his toughness and skill, while senior Evan Ostrander provided his finesse and humor. Varsity Golf Harold Chang, Upper School Mathematics Teacher, Mathematics Department Chair, and Varsity Golf Coach The varsity golf team had a successful 2024 season, with a 5–3 record in the NYCAL division. The team consisted of seniors Grant Fesenmyer, Charlie Fishman, and Johannes Von Uexkull; juniors Tiffany C., William K., and Matthew P.; sophomores Emma O. and Amelia P.; and freshmen Sara B. and Mazzy W. The girl golfers also had a friendly match against Sacred Heart at Split Rock, with Emma winning in match play. Throughout the season, the players worked on their swings on simulators at Five Iron, a new facility that uses state-of-the-art TrackMan hardware. The players also honed their on- course skills at Mosholu Golf Course, in the Bronx, where all league matches were played. On May 21, Charlie, Grant, William, Matthew, and Johannes participated in the NYSAIS Boys Championship, held at Hudson Hills Golf Course in Ossining. The next day, on May 22, Emma participated in the NYSAIS Girls Championship, also held at Hudson Hills. She played well that day and qualified for the New York State Federation Championship June 9, held at the famous Bethpage Golf Course. The tournament consisted of the top 24 players from public schools, Catholic schools, and independent schools in New York State.