Athletics

Senior: Zachary Needleman

 For athlete of the week I would like to nominate Zachary Needleman. He always does his best while on the court and supports others by being a team player. - Coach Mike White

Junior: Nora Brayall, Junior: Isabella Sippel, Sophomore: Camryn McNulty, Sophomore: Ava George

 The girls indoor track 4x200 team is the spotlight this week as they smashed the school record on Saturday, January 11 en-route to a second place finish at the Northeast Invitational in Boston. The team included Ava George(10), Camryn McNulty(10), Isabella Sippel(11), and Nora Brayall(11) and they ran 1:47.78. A fantastic outing for the Astros.

Senior, Sean Broderick

Sean captured his first varsity tournament championship with a great day at the Keene Minickiello Invitational.   In the process, Sean pinned 2 of his opponents in the first period and won by technical fall in another.   His current season record is now 8-3 on the season.

Senior, Abigail Lee

Senior Abby Lee with a season high 1st place All-Around score of 37.6 including 1st place finish on Uneven Bars 2nd on Vault and 3rd on Floor. A senior leader stepping up to help the Astros!

Junior, Rebecca King

Freshmen, Brooke Bonilla

Junior, Mollie Wheale

Senior, Preston Libby

Junior, Sarah Urban

Sarah has thrown the hardest tumbling passes and carries the most difficult routine for PAVC. She performs every second of the routine and delivers with incredible energy and effort. She empowered and energized the team prior to taking the floor with a few incredible words to remind us all of our mission. Sarah absolutely delivered her 3 minutes and helped the team capture 1st place at Cap City. She is exceptionally selfless in the pursuit of excellence and embodies what it means to be PAVC.

Junior Captain, Gabby Bedard

Gabby earned a huge PR at the Meet of Champions on Saturday to help the Astros qualify for New England's. Her amazing performance the week before, finishing 8th overall as our first finisher helped the Astros capture the 2024 NH D1 Championship by a single point.  Her leadership has been outstanding all season.  She gave an especially moving inspirational speech that helped propel the Astros to their 3rd straight D1 title!

Junior, Madison Andrade

Madison, an outside hitter, played a pivotal part in the two victories this past week in the preliminary round and quarter finals. Against Spaulding in the prelims, Madison led the Astros with 15 service points and 4 aces and also collected 5 kills and 2 blocks. In the quarterfinals against Salem, Madison led Pinkerton with 15 service points and 10 kills, while also having strong games in passing and serve receive.

Sophomore, Sydney Mlynarski

Sydney made five saves in the Astros preliminary playoff game against Salem. More impressively. She made 10 saves against Bedford shutting them out through double overtime. She also made two penalty kick saves in a penalty kick shootout that launched her team to the semifinals. These two shutouts mark the 7th and 8th shutout in a row for Pinkerton.

Senior, Kayla Silveira

Kayla Silveira had two assists against Salem in her senior game Thursday night. She is always working hard in the center midfield to control possession, and give her teammates scoring opportunities. She was also a workhorse in a nail biter against Portsmouth in which the Astros won 1-0. 

Junior, Brady Cuneo

Sophomore, Audrey Earehart

Senior, EJ Baker

Senior, Calli Miller

Senior, Ava Mohammed

Junior, Aaliyah Gooden

Aaliyah had an outstanding week leading her team to two big victories over Portsmouth and Londonderry. She dominated the net by collecting 14 kills and 10 blocks during the week. Her constant presence at the net was intimidating and led to a very successful week. In the second set against Londonderry Aaliyah led the comeback with 5 kills and 3 blocks in that set alone. -  Head Coach, Todd Royce

Senior, Ethan Bellows

Senior Captain Ethan Bellows is one of the best players on the team and has proven it throughout the season. Even though he doesn't have a lot of  statistics to show this, his performances are outstanding. He has given our team tremendous and numerous opportunities to score goals this year. Ethan typically plays all 80 minutes of every game - Head Coach Kerry Boles

Sophomore, Sookie Folsom

Sookie won both of the races this week. She helped propel Pinkerton to victory at the Mack Plaque on Tuesday and on Saturday at the Kennett Invitational.  Her consistently spectacular performances are a huge reason why Pinkerton cross country has had such a successful start to the season.

Senior, Phoenix Beaulieu

 In the only game of the week, Phoenix was able to assist on both goals to help the Astros defeat Memorial. Phoenix has shown such improvement each and every week this season. The Astros now stand at 3-1-1 on the season. 

Gwen Lee

Field Hockey, Sophomore

Lee scored her first two Varsity goals against Memorial-Central and supported the Astros offensive presence with multiple breakaways and shot selections.

Matt Morrison

Football, Senior

Matt tallied 4 touchdowns in a season-opening 40-17 win against Andover, MA. He amassed 318 yards of total offense with 218 yards on the ground and 80 yards receiving.  His 318-yard performance is 2nd most all-time in Pinkerton Academy history.

Camryn McNulty

Soccer, Sophomore

McNulty has been working at playing multiple positions. She started as a fullback in the team's first game, even though she played center mid-all last year. She did great in controlling the outside and helping control possession. McNulty scored the first goal of the season for the Astros in a victory over Central.

Rolston Ladd

Soccer, Junior

On opening day vs. Central, Rolston made multiple outstanding saves to keep the Astros in the game. His stellar play in net helped the Astros to a 1-1 draw to open the season.