VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS
** Inducted Spring 2025 **
Gabriela Barros
** Romy Batzofin **
Cooper Bunce
Madelyn Conto
Evelyn Croasmun
Bodhi Dawson
** Beaux Fleming **
** Elise Foley **
Mia Foley
** Ripley Giles **
** Molly Giraldi **
Brea Kim
** Ryan Kim **
Sonny Kinsella
** Victoria Klemm **
Andy Ko
Kaitlin Kowalchick
Alex Lee
** Eldon Liu **
Greta Morcey
Mano Nagasaki
Lyann Noh
** Patrick O’Dwyer **
Brooklynn Romaniello
Gunther Scheidt
Emma Shannon
** Hans Wang **
Miles Wolff
Daisy Xiao
Amber Yu
GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER
Coaches: Mr. Kinsella and Mrs. Butler
Captains: Evelyn Croasmun & Lyann Noh
MVP: Harper Hawley
MIP: Iris Li
Record: 12-3
Coaches’ Award: Annabel Cohen
Blue Dog Award: Sofia Galindo Morfin & Paloma Orendain Suarez
Unsung Hero Award: Mila Guelfi
The 2024 Girls Soccer season kicked off with uncertainty, as only three players from last year’s squad - Towa Miyake ‘26, Evelyn Croasmun ‘26, and Lyann Noh ‘25 - returned to the field. With so many fresh faces, we weren’t sure what to expect. But from those first few practices, we could see the talent and determination emerging on this squad. The season quickly took off, winning our first 5 games by an impressive margin of 24 goals scored versus 9 goals against us. Though we suffered a tough loss on IMS’s home turf, we came back strong winning many more games throughout the season. At practice, the Team’s commitment to improving their skills and soccer IQ were evident. Learning to pass to “French Real Estate” helped us to spread the field and keep the ball moving. Two-touch and one-touch scrimmages quickly became a favorite drill building our creativity and teamwork. Congratulations to our award winners - MVP Harper Hawley ‘26 (who scored 29 goals this season!), Most Improved Player - Iris Li ‘26, Coaches Award winner Annabel Cohen ‘25, Blue Dog Award winners Sofia Galindo ’25 and Paloma Orendain ‘25 and our Unsung Hero Award to Mila Guelfi ‘25. We wish our Seniors - Annabel, Sofia, Mila, Alex, Lyann, and Paloma the best of luck as they hopefully continue to play soccer at the next level.
BOYS VARSITY SOCCER
Coaches: Messrs. Dyball and Kennedy
Captain: Thomas Ewing
MVP: Andres Sepulveda
MIP: Ryan Kim
Record: 10-3-1
Coaches’ Award: Jose Marron & Khalaf Abobakr Blue Dog Award: Nicolas Morales
The Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team capped off a strong season with a 10-3-1 record built on grit, skill, and true Team spirit. Captain Tom led the way with his calmness under pressure and unwavering dependability, setting the tone both on and off the field. Khalaf and Jose were dominant forces in the midfield, combining sharp ball-handling with relentless energy to control the tempo and create opportunities. Andres was a wall in goal, making crucial saves that kept us competitive in tight matches. Adrian was a steady presence on the left flank, contributing both defensively and offensively with confidence and precision. Miles was a constant threat up front, scoring key goals and keeping opposing defenses on their heels. Joaquin stood tall at center back, providing strength and
composure to our defensive line all season long. Among many memorable moments, two stood out: a thrilling 4-3 comeback win over Hotchkiss after trailing 3-1, and a hardfought 3-2 victory over a determined Taft team. It was a season full of heart, hustle, and unforgettable highlights.
VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY
Coaches: Mrs. Sharpe ‘09 and Mrs. Lombardi
Captains: Madelyn Conto & Mano Nagasaki
MVP: Brooklynn Romaniello
Coaches’ Award: Sonny Kinsella
Record: 11-1
MIP: Alicia Komaritskaya
Blue Dog Award: Redding O’Marra
Carry Award: Daisy Xiao Dua Lipa Award: Abby Dell’Aera
Varsity Field Hockey had an incredible season, finishing with an almost perfect record of 11-1. The team was well-led by our two reliable Captains and experienced players, Maddie Conto and Mano Nagasaki. Throughout the season, we enjoyed warm weather, many scenic campus runs, and an astonishing number of offensive corners—14 in just one game! The Team displayed an unwavering commitment to hard work, consistently bringing a fierce competitive spirit and determination to every match.
As we look ahead, we will be saying farewell to six amazing Seniors: Abby D, Maddie C, Mano N, Brea K, Daisy X, and Victoria K. We wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors! Continue to shine on and off the field, and never stop playing the game you love!
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Coaches: Ms. Dufresne & Ms. Dunham Record: 9-4
Captains: Gabriela Barros & Lina Yang
Coaches’ Award: Sharon Kim Raspberry Patch Queen: Andy Ko Best Backer Award: Romy Batzofin
1st Place Rick Spooner Volleyball Classic
Tournament MVP: Gabriela Barros
All -Tournament Team: Sharon Kim & Andy Ko
At the beginning of the 2024 season, the Varsity Volleyball Team started with just five (5) returning players - Gabby, Andy, Romy, Alice, and Lina. Approximately 40 more players came to tryouts, but at the end of the week, we settled on 18 players- nine (9) VII Form, six (6) VI Form, and three (3) V Form to hopefully continue to set us up for success. We heard many superstitions about the year after an undefeated season, and
none of them were good, but we proved them wrong! While true, we had to rebuild some and adjust a few positions, the Team showed up every day with fighting spirit and harmony or “toushi wa!” The fighting spirit that has been passed down from all the players before was especially prevalent on the day of the Rick Spooner Classic when we took 1st Place! Other than our classic chant, we continued some newer traditions, like glow volleyball and a day of diving for balloons. Other core memories were chair ball and every single win! The Team proved the superstitions to be false, and they are to be commended on a fabulous and fun season. Best of luck to our Seniors next year! Keep in touch and help us to bring back the Alumni Volleyball Game next year!
VARSITY FOOTBALL
Coaches: Messrs. Scheidt, O’Shea ‘09, Hawley & Craig Record: 4-3
Captains: David Arslanov, Cooper Bunce & Gunther Scheidt
Offensive MVP: Gunther Scheidt
Defensive MVP: David Arslanov
MIP: Peter Ji Blue Dog Award: Bodhi Dawson Coaches’ Award: Beaux Fleming
Offensive Lineman of the Year Award: Carter Minton
Defensive Lineman of the Year Award: Tommy Jiang
Peter Carriuolo ’74 Memorial Football Award: Cooper Bunce
What an unforgettable season it was for Rumsey Football! From our opening scrimmage at Taft, it was clear we had a special group—talented, hardworking, and determined to grow together. While our final record stands at 4-3, the numbers only tell part of the story. We faced early adversity, dropping our first three games—including two tough (and close) matchups against a strong AOF squad. But our Team showed incredible resilience, rallying to win our final four (4) games in a row and demonstrating remarkable growth and unity along the way.
This season was full of memorable moments and record-setting performances. One of my personal highlights was watching Beaux, Cooper, and Gunther each accomplish the rare feat of throwing for a touchdown, catching a touchdown pass, running for a touchdown, and kicking an extra point—an achievement that speaks volumes about their versatility and teamwork. To our Seniors, congratulations and thank you! Your leadership and commitment have left a lasting impact on this program. As you move on to new fields, know that you’ve set the stage for continued success. With a strong core of returning starters and a talented group of up-and-coming players. the future of Rumsey Football is bright. Thank you all for an amazing season! To our returners next year–best of luck and Go Blue Dogs!
BLUE DOG BIKES
Coaches: Messrs. Ough & Stude
Captain: Sam Giraldi
MVP: Hunter Malczyk
MIP: William Brown
The Crank Award: Charlotte Green & Xinxin Zhou
Coaches’ Award: Arjun Pillai
Blue Dog Award: Rika Kakamu
1st Place Housatonic Mountain Biking League Junior Champs
In its 3rd year as a Varsity Sport, Blue Dog Bikes had a strong showing in the Housatonic Mountain Biking League. The Team took the A-Line on all the courses - greasy, chatter, or hero dirt - bringing victory home from every race. Their cuts and scrapes are honored by the Junior Division Trophy in Mr. Przygocki’s Office and the 17 Podium Medals sitting in their desk drawers. This team’s mettle on the pedals led to category progression and one of our riders becoming the first and youngest CatTwo Racer—the secondtoughest division in the League. We’re already looking ahead to Fall 2025, when we will host our first Home Race, and we cannot wait to see our returning riders back on the trails, ready to shred.
CROSS COUNTRY
Coaches: Mrs. Dyball and Ms. Holton Record: 4-3
Captains: Teddy Fishman and Noah Nicksa
Most Improved Runner: Beau Wise Coaches’ Award: Oliver Antov Blue Dog Award: Sadie Borken
The Cross Country Team demonstrated real dedication, persistence, and determination this fall. With the leadership of Captains, Teddy Fishman and Noah Nicksa, the Team earned a 4-3 record for the season. Fourteen (14) runners, ranging from 5th to 9th grade, earned spots on the Varsity Team: Oliver Antov, Cassidy Arneson, Sadie Borken, Teddy Fishman, Chris Ford, Hunter Hoagland, Luke Lee, Bennett Maguire, Noah Nicksa, Jack Perry, Cameron Simonelli, Parker Williams, Beau Wise, and Jin Yoon. In addition to these honors, there were three recipients of team awards. As a top finisher for our Team as only a 7th grader, Sadie Borken earned the Blue Dog Award for her hustle and effort. Oliver Antov received the Coaches’ Award for his positive attitude and coachability. Finally, as the member with the Most Improved Time throughout the season, Beau Wise earned the Most Improved Runner Award. Thank you all for a great season!
BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL
Coaches: Mr. Hilliard, Ms. Gribbin, & Mr. Neff Record: 9-7
Captains: Beaux Fleming, Aaron Humphreys, & Hans Wang
The Steve Dodge Coach’s Award: Beaux Fleming Blue Dog Award: Ronan Borus
In June of 2024, Rumsey Hall Boys’ Varsity Basketball graduated 11 players and saw the departure of their head coach. With a new coaching staff, manager, and two (2) returning players, the 2025 season was predicted by many to be a rebuilding season. In the first half of the season, predictions looked accurate, as the Blue Dogs had a tough 3-5 start. However, the leadership by our Team Captains and stellar play from our young talent propelled the Blue Dogs to a 9-7 finish to the season. This basketball Team demonstrated consistent effort, integrity, and resilience each game. When thinking about defining moments that revealed these qualities, the last two games of the season come to mind. A rematch vs Canterbury saw the Blue Dogs in a double-digit deficit with a few minutes left to play, but the Team didn’t quit. Cam Ortiz sinks a game-winning three to cap off the comeback! Then, in our final game of the season, Senior Captains Beaux Fleming, Hans Wang, and Aaron Humphreys had a strong finish to their Rumsey basketball careers. Beaux scored 30 points, Hans played strong defense, and Aaron led the offense in the closing minutes to secure a clutch win vs Berkshire School. Many thanks to Jeanne Felix, for being a dedicated and supportive Manager, and Coach Gribbin and Coach Neff, for helping to lead the Team and establish a new culture for the Basketball program. We look forward to the 2025-2026 season. Go Blue Dogs!
GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL
Coaches: Mr. Anderson & Ms. Dunham Record: 11-3
Captains: Gabby Barros and Alex Lee
MVP: Sharon Kim & Romy Batzofin MIP: Ariel Ma Coaches’s Award: Mano Nagasaki Blue Dog Award: Elise Foley Bruiser Award: Harper Hawley
This season was one for the books. What started as a rocky beginning turned into an impressive and formidable season. There are many highlights that come to mind when looking back, but as a Coach, the two I am proudest of, are that every girl scored at least once and every player had the opportunity to start a game. Many of you surprised me with how much your skills and knowledge of the game developed over the season, and I hope you are proud of yourselves. It was a pleasure working with you every day this
winter, and I couldn’t be more proud of each and every one of you. With 11 of our 13 players moving on to secondary schools, I look forward to following your journeys, both on and off the court. To Elise and Harper… Get ready for next season — we have some work to do! - Coach Anderson
VARSITY SKIING
Coach: Mrs. Butler Record: 4-1
Captains: Lyann Noh & Patrick O’Dwyer
MVPs: Hunter Malczyk & Patrick O’Dwyer MIP: Lillian Pastor
Coaches’ Award: Daisy Xiao Mailbox Queen: Andy Ko
Blue Dog Award: Riley O’Dwyer & Charlotte Green
3rd Place – Berkshire Hudson Ski League
The Rumsey Ski Team had a successful and enjoyable season. We spent many hours together on the bus, bonding over Alex's music choices and impromptu singing sessions. Competing at Mohawk and Catamount Mountains in both GS and Slalom races, the Team found GS to be a fan favorite while realizing slalom was best for improving our edge control and quick turns. One of our favorite memories was walking back UP the course during practices
Special thanks to our Seniors - Annabel, Teddy, Andy, Jero, Joaquin, Lyann, Patch, Emma, Daisy, and Jin - for their hard work and dedication this season. Congratulations to our award winners: Riley O'Dwyer and Charlotte Green for Blue Dog Award, Lilly Pastor for MIP, Daisy Xiao for the Coaches' Award, and Hunter Malczyk and Patrick O'Dwyer for MVP.
And don't miss the final Star 99.9 "I Should Have Known That" question: "What is the most common thing that kids lie about daily?" Find out the answer at the end of the program!
BOYS’ VARSITY ICE HOCKEY
Coaches: Messrs. Butler and O’Shea ‘09 Record: 10-11-1
Captains: Cooper Bunce & Miles Wolff
MVPs: Cade Dumser & Nathan Li MIP: Jack Wallach
Blue Dog Award: Ryan Kim & Mason Moritz
4th Place - Upland Country Day Tournament
1st Place - Pavek Cup Tournament
Tournament MVP: Ryan Kim
All-Tournament Team: Cade Dumser & Miles Wolff
The Boys Varsity Hockey Team wrapped up a competitive season with a record of 10-11-1. With several new players joining the program, the Team focused early on learning the core values of Rumsey Hockey. Over the course of the season, the group grew both on and off the ice, developing as leaders and building strong camaraderie. Centered around the themes of Adversity and Accountability, the Team embraced challenges and held each other to high standards—traits that made us a tough opponent throughout the year.
The season concluded with the Pavek Cup, a special Tournament that also raised funds for the Joe Garassino Foundation, in honor of Joe, a former Rumsey goalie, Class of 1999. The Team’s hard work culminated in a memorable victory over Upland in the Championship Game—earning our first Pavek Cup title since 2017. A sincere thank you to Senior Captains Cooper Bunce and Miles Wolff for their leadership and best wishes to our other graduating Seniors—Cade, Mason, Nathan, Ryan, and Gavin. Keep in touch and let us know about your next endeavors!
GIRLS’ VARSITY ICE HOCKEY
Coaches: Mr. Kinsella, Mrs. Sharpe ‘09, and Ms. Proteau ‘15 Record: 14-5-1
Captain: Brooklynn Romaniello
MVP: Brooklynn Romaniello
MIP: Sonny Kinsella
Coaches’ Award: Emma Shannon Blue Dog Award: Greta Morcey
3rd Place - Upland Country Day Tournament
All-Tournament Team: Brooklynn Romaniello & Emma Shannon
3rd Place – The Przygocki Cup
All-Tournament Team: Emma Shannon & Hailey Weis
The Girls’ Varsity Hockey Team enjoyed a terrific season and finished with a 14-5-1 record. The season opened with four consecutive wins on the road before heading to Upland, PA in late January. The Blue Dogs played hard against tough competition at the Upland Tournament and returned home with a 1-1-1 record and a 3rd Place finish. The girls continued to play well through February while focusing on defending the Przygocki Cup at the season finale in early March. The Tournament once again delivered great competition and exciting games, but 2025 was Upland’s year, and the Blue Dogs finished 1-2 with another 3rd Place finish. The Team exemplified the perfect balance of hard work and fun, and the Coaches are proud of all of our players! We wish our Seniors, Tatum
and Arielle, all the best in the years ahead. We also wish Catherine, Evelyn, and Brooklynn all the best in their future endeavors!
SPRING 2025
CREW
Coaches: Mrs. Butler, & Messrs. Kinsella, Scheidt, Papadellis, & Pastor
Captains: Romy Batzofin, Teddy Fishman, and Brea Kim
Coaches’ Awards: Annabel Cohen & San Yoon
Blue Dog Awards: Victoria Klemm & Daisy Xiao
MIPs: Summer Angall & Arielle Mnuchin
Golden Hammer: Carter Minton 6:56.2 & Piper Romaniello 8:07.6
Founder’s Day Regatta – Girls A - 3rd / Boys A - 2nd
Lower Boat Regatta – 1st Place
This spring was one for the books! Most of the season was windy and cold, with white caps nearly every afternoon. Yet, we brought home medals at Founder’s Day (Girls A took 3rd, Boys A got 2nd), claimed the Lower Boat Trophy Oar for the 4th year in a row, and every boat scored points—huge wins all around. But let’s be honest, what we’ll really remember are Coach Scheidt’s and Coach Kinsella’s ridiculous antics, the bald eagle vs. osprey showdown that ended with a fish falling from the sky and crashing our Team Meeting, coxswains buying snacks at the convenience store, Bee Brook mud puddle stomping, and Mr. Kinsella terrorizing us with a giant dead fish he found in Lane 5 (and left in the launch overnight?!). Big thanks to our Seniors and award winners—you led the charge and kept us laughing. And Coach Scheidt, we will miss you—your launch will always be waiting (hopefully fish-free).
VARSITY BASEBALL
Coaches: Messrs. Perreault and Dyball Record: 4-4
Captains: Cooper Bunce & Gunther Scheidt
MVP: Cooper Bunce
MIP: Beaux Fleming
Coaches’ Award: Mason Moritz Blue Dog Award: Gunther Scheidt
With a returning core of players, the Varsity Baseball Team looked to build on the success of 2024 and add to the win column, despite a schedule that included several tough matchups against strong JV programs. Senior Captains Cooper Bunce and Gunther
Scheidt provided excellent leadership to a Senior-heavy Team, supported by a strong VIth Form cast. Returning players Gavin Bertuglia, Beaux Fleming, Ryan Kim, Bodhi Dawson, Sam Giraldi, and Chet Kingsley were joined by new additions Charlie Weinberg, Aaron Humphreys, Adrian Bichara, Jack Perry, Mason Moritz, Andres Sepulveda, Patch O’Dwyer, Hunter Hoagland, Eugene Zhao, Cameron Ortiz, Nathan Li, and Tom Ewing, who helped round out a well-balanced squad.
With an offense capable of putting up big numbers, Rumsey averaged 8 runs per game while holding opponents to fewer than 6 runs per game. The pitching staff was anchored by Cooper Bunce and Beaux Fleming, with strong contributions from Gavin Bertuglia and Ryan Kim. Cooper’s 11-strikeout complete game against IMS to close the season was a highlight and a fitting end to a strong showing on the mound.
The team finished with a 4–4 record after several rainouts and cancellations. Congratulations to all of the Seniors on a great season, with special thanks to Gavin, Cooper, and Gunther—our only 3-year Varsity Baseball players this year. Go Blue Dogs!
VARSITY SOFTBALL
Coaches: Mr. Mandl, Ms. Dunham & Ms. Quinones Record: 5-4
Captain: Andy Ko
MVP: Andy Ko MIPs: Vivienne Hoagland & Kelsea Comiskey Coaches’ Award: Lyann Noh Blue Dog Award: Redding O’Marra
As we wrap up our 2025 Softball Season with a 5-4 record, we reflect on a journey marked by growth, adaptability, and unwavering Team Spirit. This season was unique, featuring several players new to the sport and others stepping into unfamiliar positions.
From the onset, our Team demonstrated a remarkable ability to adapt. We needed a pitcher this year and Lyann, Esme, Kenzie, and Redding were happy to learn. Andy caught behind the plate in every game and never complained about the long hours in her catcher’s gear. Vivienne, Alex, and Kelsea were happy to fill in wherever we needed them in the infield or outfield. Diana held down the fort in right field, while Anna, Riley, Eliza, and Kassie were ready to play wherever they were needed, whether that was the outfield or serving as baserunners in practice.
While the scoreboard reflected our efforts, the true success lay in the development of each player and the strength of our Team bond. We witnessed significant improvements in skills, confidence, and understanding of the game. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to
the players for their dedication. Here's to a season well-played and to the promise of continued growth and success in the seasons to come!
BOYS’ VARSITY LACROSSE
Coaches: Messrs. Ketchum & Green Record: 5-5
Captains: Nico Morales & Miles Wolff
MVP: Miles Wolff
Coaches’ Award: Zachary Calore
MIP: Cade Dumser & David Yang
Blue Dog Award: Griffin Bailey
Yes. It is true. This year’s season was dubbed a rebuilding year long before it even began. With just 4 returning players from last year’s Team, we knew that we were going to be young and inexperienced- which is exactly what we were. We worked hard and learned what Varsity Lacrosse demands and improved a great deal throughout the season. We notched five wins on the season against Hopkins, Hamden Hall, and Rectory. We lost a tight game against Eaglebrook, and were humbled by Brunswick, Indian Mountain, and Hamden Hall’s JV. With the B Team littered with young players gaining in size and confidence, the program is heading in a great direction. Congratulations and best of luck to Cade, Jin, and Captains Miles and Nico! Hope you continue to Just Play with a side of gritsssss at Vermont Academy, Westminster, Canterbury and Millbrook!
GIRLS’ VARSITY LACROSSE
Coaches: Mrs. Sharpe ‘09 & Ms. Gribbin
Captains: Mia Foley and Mano Nagasaki
Coaches’ Award: Molly Giraldi
Record: 9-1-1
Blue Dog Award: Greta Morcey
Defensive MVP: Ari Roman Attack MVP: Emma Shannon
MIP: Marin Fleischmann
This spring, Girls Varsity Lacrosse enjoyed an impressive and memorable season. With determination, teamwork, and unwavering grit, the Team worked hard each day, finishing with a strong record of 9-1-1. While we were disappointed not to host our annual Girls’ Lacrosse Invitational due to inclement weather, the girls made the most of the season and had a blast both on and off the field.
As we reflect on the season, we are especially proud of the growth and camaraderie shown by every player. The energy, spirit, and dedication they brought to every game and practice made this Team something special. We will dearly miss our Seniors—Maddie, Mano, Penelope, and Abby—whose leadership and passion have left a lasting impact on
the program. We also say goodbye to some of our incredible VIth Formers: Mia, Brooklynn, Evelyn, and Catherine. Each of you brought heart and hustle to the field, and we are so grateful for your contributions. Best of luck next year, girls! Keep chasing your lacrosse dreams—we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish!
VARSITY TENNIS
Coach: Mrs. Saxe & Ms. Real Record: 10-1
Captain: Ripley Giles
MVP: Jeronimo Leon de la Barra & William Zeng MIP: Eric Wang
Coach’s Award: Ripley Giles Blue Dog Award: Mickey Ma
This year’s Varsity A Tennis Team was truly something special — an extraordinary group of talented athletes who brought both skill and heart to the court. From the first time they started fall training on Sundays, their dedication set the tone for a season marked by growth, grit, and camaraderie. In their opening match against Hotchkiss, the Team narrowly fell 3–4, but they returned the following week with a dominant 5–2 victory—a testament to their resilience and determination. They continued their momentum with key wins over tough opponents like Berkshire and Choate JV. The singles lineup was anchored by William Zeng, Jero de la Barra, and Arjun Pillai, with strong contributions from Will Neff, Joaquin Manzano, and Eric Wang. Our doubles teams consistently impressed, led by dynamic pairings: Olivia Sun and Oliver Antov, Doris Qu and Mickey Ma, and Carter Williams and Finn Madden. We were also grateful for the support and leadership of our Manager/Player, Tommy Jiang. Captain Ripley Giles guided this tight-knit Team with passion and poise. They supported one another through every challenge, forming bonds that reached far beyond the court. From intense practices to unforgettable matches, this season was defined by teamwork, perseverance, and memories that will last a lifetime.
Introduction
SPRING SEASON
VARSITY SPORTS AWARDS CEREMONY
The Maxwell A. Sarofim ’05 Performing Arts Center 7:30 p.m.
Mr. Przygocki
Spring Coaches & Team Captains recap and highlights.
Varsity Tennis
Varsity Softball
Varsity Baseball
Varsity Girls Lacrosse & presentation of The Mary LaVigne ’12 Award
Varsity Boys Lacrosse & presentation of The Honor the Game Award
Varsity Crew
Varsity Club Awards Mrs. Butler and Mr. Przygocki New members & Current Varsity Club Recognitions
Spring Sports Video Created by Mrs. Szala and Ms. Calo
Answer: Brushing their teeth
MISSION AND PHILOSOPHY
RUMSEY HALL SCHOOL
Founded 1900
Lillias Rumsey Sanford founded Rumsey Hall with the following statement of purpose: Rumsey Hall is committed to a whole child approach to education and believes that teaching academics and teaching an attitude of mind is of equal importance. The School emphasizes effort as a criterion for success and is dedicated to helping each child develop toward his or her maximum stature as an educated person, a successful member of a family and a contributing member of a community.
