The Fall season at LuHi was one for the books! Our athletes, coaches, families, and fans came together to create unforgettable moments, demonstrating the heart and soul of our school community. From impressive athletic feats to powerful displays of resilience, this season was a testament to the dedication, sportsmanship, and LuHi Core values we hold dear. Let's take a look back at some of the season's highlights.

Varsity Football
The Varsity Football team continues to excel, recently securing a dominant 40-9 victory over St. Luke's. With two games remaining, the Crusaders are on track for their fifth consecutive winning season. Notable milestones include Jacob Butler surpassing 2,000 career receiving yards and Peyton Robinson setting a new passing touchdown record with 22. The team has faced tough competition but remains committed to growth, and with a strong finish in sight, they're ready for whatever comes next.

Girls Varsity Tennis
This season was unlike any other for the Girls Tennis team, who faced the heartbreaking loss of their head coach, Dean McGowan, early in the season. Despite this tragedy, the team rallied together in his memory, creating bracelets to honor his legacy. Their resilience was on full display, particularly in their 3-2 victory against Solomon Schechter, where they played with heart and dedication, honoring Coach McGowan's spirit every step of the way.

Girls Varsity Soccer
The Girls Soccer team entered the season with a mix of returning players and new talent, and it quickly became clear that the combination was a winning one. They faced challenges, including injuries, but showed tremendous grit and improvement throughout the season. A thrilling 2-2 tie against Holy Trinity on Homecoming marked the end of a season filled with hard work, personal growth, and unforgettable moments.

Boys Varsity Soccer
With a roster largely made up of freshmen and sophomores, the Boys Soccer team more than held their own against older, more experienced opponents. Freshman Dillon Baugh was a standout, scoring a brilliant 25-yard goal in the PSAA Lower Bracket final. Defensively, players like Nick Mangione and Liam Scannell kept the team competitive. This young squad showed immense potential, and we can't wait to see how they continue to develop in the years to come.

Varsity Cross Country
The Varsity Cross Country team has a bright future, thanks to standout performances from runners like Kaela Richards, who earned 2nd place at the League Championship with a time of 18:58.80. With a team made up of mostly freshmen and one sophomore, their 2nd-place finish at the championship showcases just how much promise this group holds for the future.

Varsity Volleyball
The Girls Volleyball team had another stellar season, defending their PSAA title and securing back-to-back undefeated championships. The team also hosted the inaugural LuHi Invitational Tournament, bringing together talented teams from across Long Island and NYC. In the NYSAISAA tournament, the team faced a tough 3-2 loss to Avenues, but their performance proved that they are among the best in the region.

Varsity Cheer & Dance
Our Varsity Cheer and Dance teams brought their high-energy routines to every home game and event, rallying the crowd and igniting school spirit. Their performances at the Fall Pep Rally were a highlight, showcasing their incredible talent and enthusiasm. These teams continue to create an unforgettable atmosphere wherever they go, adding to the excitement of every game.