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SUSAN E. WAGNER HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

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ATHLETICS CALENDAR
Complete schedule of all Susan E. Wagner H.S. athletic teams (www.psal.org)

Unlikley duo helps Susan Wagner defend their Mayor's Cup Cross Country title

Susan Wagner football team stays on winning path

BASEBALL MEETING: Friday, September 7th at 2:30 pm in Room B47
There will be a baseball meeting for ALL returning players and ALL students interested in trying out for the 2019 baseball teams on Friday, September 7th at 2:30 in Room B47. Tryouts will begin on Thursday, September 20th @ 3:00 @ Father Macris Field on Lamberts Lane. ALL interested MUST bring a completed PSAL medical and PSAL parent consent in order to try out. You can obtain the forms by going on the wagnerhigh.net or psal.org websites or getting them from one of the coaches or athletic directors, in Room 183 or 184.

Try Out Dates for Fall 2018

HS Sports Notebook: Susan Wagner girls' lacrosse team takes home sportsmanship award

HS Sports Notebook: SIHSTF hands out yearly track and field honors

Susan Wagner claims second PSAL flag football crown in three years

NY1 Scholar Athlete of the Week Katherine Tenempaguay

Susan Wagner's Shawn Jackson completes trifecta at Interscholastic Tennis tournament

Another upset for the Susan Wagner baseball team in the PSAL AAA playoffs

Top-seeded Susan Wagner advances to semifinals of PSAL flag football playoffs

Cuthbertson shines as Susan Wagner challenges for PSAL City title

All eyes will be on Shawn Jackson at annual HS Interscholastic Tennis Tournament

Nicole Rivera, Susan Wagner shock Tottenville in softball, 2-1

Susan Wagner baseball team comes from behind to down MSIT, 8-2

Bats come alive early for defending PSAL softball city champs Susan Wagner

Susan Wagner steps up again, heading to PSAL A boys' basketball quarterfinals

Susan Wagner boys' basketball team rallies to win PSAL A playoff game

Susan Wagner girls' basketball team comes through in the clutch in playoff action

BASEBALL TRYOUTS
For ALL grades will be held on Thursday, March 1st 2018 @ 2:30 P.M. Meet by Room 185 and be prepared to go outside. Anyone interested MUST have a completed PSAL medical and parent consent form in order to tryout. You can obtain the forms from Mr. McBratney, Mr. Marinello, Coach Pesce, or online @ psal.org. Anyone who tried out in the fall, the coaches have your forms.

Upperclassmen lead Susan Wagner to its second-straight PSAL City Championship

Seniors lead Susan Wagner track and field team to PSAL Borough Championship

Susan Wagner girls complete SIPSAL track and field sweep

Susan Wagner 46 Poly Prep 40
SW was led by junior Kanayah Britt's 16 points. Sophomore Casey Caroccia chipped in with 9 pts. off the bench.

"This game was everything we imagined it would be. Nayah hit some key free throws when we needed them most. As stellar as Kanayah was, it was our team defense that made the difference.

We knew we had to contain Shanniah Wright (Georgetown's Div. 1 signee). She's an unstoppable force in the paint who we knew would create a mismatch nightmare for our team. The combination of Clare, Denise, and Heather played a key role in containing her. I'm proud of how they banged with her and matched her physical tenacity. Our guards were also terrific closing out on Poly's shooters. Give credit to Poly Prep. They a very good team. Every time we created space with a double digit lead, they'd answer with a huge three. We just did all the little things today. It's those little things that dont show up in the box score that put us up on top in the end. It's another huge step in the right direction for our program."

- Coach Tom Rizzo

Susan Wagner had a big day at the Millrose Games on Saturday

HS boys' basketball roundup: Susan Wagner wins on Senior Night

Susan Wagner 80 Townsend Harris 47
Five Falcons recorded double digit scoring led by Kanayah Britt's 16, Kayla Trembone's 14 (4 treys), Denise Priolo's 13, Heather Caroccia's 12, and Clare Regolizio's 12.

"We will need consistent unselfish contributions from all our players on both sides of the ball to continue to be successful. We have some huge games left to play and the play-offs are not far off. We just want to keep improving one game at a time. "

- Coach Tom Rizzo

HS girls' basketball roundup: Susan Wagner avenges last season's playoff loss

PSAL AA Showcase Susan Wagner vs. Summit Academy Girls Varsity Basketball
The AA Showcase was a rematch of last year's PSAL play-off between Susan Wagner and Summit Academy. It was a game that the Falcons lost by 2 in the final seconds at home. This time the outcome had Susan Wagner coming out on top for the victory. The game was tied 23-23 at the half with key starter Kadiyah Britt relegated to the bench when she picked up her third foul. The Falcons came out of the third with a six point lead and the momentum which carried into the 4th quarter. SW built a 16 point lead and was eventually able to pull away with the victory.

The Falcons were led by Kanayah Britt's 21 points and Denise Priolo's 24 points.

"We knew we had to execute our game plan and do the little things against a very tough and talented Summit Academy. They were able to pound the ball into their bigs early on. Their size wreaked havoc on us and our early foul trouble didn't help. Kanayah was a huge difference-maker for us scoring 12 of her 21 points in that first half. The bench was also tremendous picking up Kadiyah when she committed her third foul. We talked about doing a better job defensively against their bigs at half-time and our girls responded. When they tried containing Kanayah, she was able to find Denise who exploded in the second half hitting a key three after a key three. It was the little things however, that don't get mentioned or written in the scorebook that made the difference today. I was thrilled with how we boxed out as a team and hustled on the defensive end. We stress the importance of the fundamentals and our girls were rewarded for executing those fundamentals. We took another huge step forward today but still have our work cut out for us this up-coming week."

Susan Wagner 57 MSIT 28
The Falcons were led by Juniors Heather Caroccia 15 points off the bench, Kadiyah Britt's 12 points 7 rebounds, and Kanayah Britt's 11 points

Susan Wagner Plays Summit Academy next on 1/27/18 in the PSAL AA Showcase.

Congratulations to the boys swimming team for winning their second consecutive undefeated division title by defeating SI tech 49-45

Best of PSAL cheerleading team quarterfinals: Susan Wagner vs. New Dorp

Susan Wagner Boys Track Team captures first Island champs

Boys Varsity Basketball

Congratulations to our boy’s varsity basketball team! They beat the “A” division’s #2 ranked Lehman H.S. 66-60. In the Monroe H.S. MLK Holiday Tournament.

Susan Wagner 62 Petrides 33
SW was led by juniors Kadiyah Britt's 13 points and Kanayah Britt's 12 points.

Balanced scoring helps Susan Wagner down Tottenville, 76-50, in boys' hoops

Susan Wagner 46 James Madison 49
SW took a 10 game winning streak on the road against defending PSAL Champs James Madison. The Falcons trailed 20-11 after the first but entered halftime with a 25-24 lead. Madison responded out-scoring SW 15-6 in the third to enter the forth period with a 39-31 lead. SW slowly chipped away in the fourth quarter and tied the game on Kadiyah Britt's drive. Following a SW turnover, Madison's Sara James hit a long contested 3-pointer with 3.3 seconds remaining to put the Golden Knights up for good 49-46.

"We knew what we were up against playing the defending PSAL Champs on their home floor. It was a game of runs and we had our chances. Sara James did what she and her sisters do all the time... make incredible shots! They're as tough as they come and good as any team we'll play this season. These are the kind of games that reveal a team's character. I'm proud of our girls for playing tough and refusing to quit. We'll move forward, talk about what went wrong, and work on fixing where we fell short. We have another tough week ahead of us against formidable opponents. This is what makes Basketball so much fun. There will be more games we play on a big stage like today's. We're going to continue to work hard and hopefully the outcome will be in our favor the next time."

SW was led by Juniors Denise Priolo's 16 points and Kadiyah Britt's 10 points

-Tom Rizzo
Head Coach
Susan E. Wagner H.S.
Girls Varsity Basketball

Susan Wagner 69 Port Richmond 32
SW was led by juniors Denise Priolo's 24 points (career high) - 7 reboundss. and Kanayah Britt's 14 points, "Denise is having a phenomenal year. She has been our most consistent player and continues to get better with each game. This is her third year playing Varsity Basketball and we're thrilled watching her development."

-Tom Rizzo
Head Coach
Susan E. Wagner H.S.
Girls Varsity Basketball

Susan Wagner 75 CSI 25
SW was led by juniors Denise Priolo's 13 points & Kanayah Britt's 11 points. The Falcons received huge contributions off the bench with Heather Caroccia's 11 points, Sophomore Victoria Brescia's 11points-7 rebounds,and Maria Demontreaux's 9 points 6 rebounds

HS girls' basketball roundup: Susan Wagner stays hot with win over Midwood

Jonathan Badmus dominates in Susan Wagner's 66-49 win over New Dorp

Susan Wagner 72 Benjamin Banneker 38
SW continues their hot start with another victory in a non-league contest at home against Banneker. Five Falcons recorded double digits in points led by "the twins" juniors Kadiyah Britt's 14 points, and Kanayah Britt's 12 points. Junior Denise Priolo added 13 points while Sophomore Briana Ivakovic's 12 points and Heather Caroccia's 10 points off the bench capped off another balanced attack.

"I said from the start we've been blessed with such a phenomenal back court. The twins (Kadiyah and Kanayah Britt) are a phenomenal tandem to watch. They help set the tone for us wreaking havoc on defense and do so many of the little things you don't see in the box score. They made a reputation for themselves as Basketball players long ago on Staten Island and now teams throughout the other boroughs are well aware of who they are. You surround them with other talented players like Denise Priolo, Kayla Trembone, Heather Caroccia, and Clare Regolizio and suddenly you're blessed with a special team. We haven't hit the mid way point of our season but as a coach I'm truly excited and thrilled for them looking forward. There's so many different players on this squad that could light up the scoreboard on any given night and yet none of them care about personal statistics. They've bought into a "defense wins games" mentality and focus on taking a game by game approach. We have a long way to go and hopefully we continue down this path. Right now all we need to do is just keep playing hard."

-Tom Rizzo
Head Coach
Girls Varsity Basketball
Susan E. Wagner H.S.

Susan Wagner 59 MSIT 27
SW continues to roll with another fast start. The Falcons limited MSIT to only 13 first half points and continued the trend in the second half giving up only 14 points. A balanced SW attack led by sophomore Briana Ivakovic's 15 points (3 treys), Kanayah Britt's 13 points (5 steals), Denise Priolo's 10 points, and Kadiyah Britt's 10 points off the bench set the tone early on and allowed the Falcons to cruise their way to victory.

"I was very happy with our defense. We were able to get out in transition and score some layups. We got back to shooting the ball well and making good passes. I love the direction we're headed in and we keep making little strides with each game. It's a very long season in a very tough division. Our non-league schedule is brutal as well. This is a wonderful group of girls who just want to compete and play hard every night. If we're going to continue to be successful, we know we're going to have to bring our A-game with us. There's plenty of games left against so many good teams. We're taking it one practice at a time...One game at a time."

-Tom Rizzo
Head Coach
Susan E. Wagner H.S.
Girls Varsity Basketball

Susan Wagner 58 New Dorp 17
SW got off to a fast start leading 20-4 and never looked back. The Falcons were led by Denise Priolo's 12 points, Kanayah Britt's 11points 5 steals and Heather Caroccia's 10 points off the bench.

"We pressured the ball early and were fortunate to get a comfortable lead. Our outside shooting was off but that's to be expected from time to time. We continued to move the ball well. If our defense is consistently our best offense, we'll be o.k. on the nights our shots aren't falling."

Tom Rizzo
Head Coach
Susan E. Wagner H.S.
Girls Varsity Basketball

Boys Swimming
Wagner opened the boys swim season with a 51-43 win over Tottenville yesterday.

Quadruple winners were - Max Kleyer & Nick Evenko, triple winners were Eric Towse & Dorian Zaremba

Next meet is Thursday vs Curtis.

HS tennis: Susan Wagner's Shawn Jackson to attend Hofstra University

HS girls' basketball roundup: Susan Wagner pulls away from Tottenville

Susan Wagner wins first-ever boys' Staten Island cross country championship

Susan Wagner girls' volleyball team rallies to advance to PSAL semifinals

Susan Wagner breaks 35-year drought, wins the PSAL City Cross Country Championship

Susan Wagner girls fall just short of PSAL City cross country championship

Boys Bowling

Freshman Nick Palmeri came in 2nd place in the borough individual tournament with a three game total of 666 today at Rab's Country Lanes. He also advanced to the city individual tournament later this month in Queens.

Boys Bowling
Wagner defeated Port Richmond today in a deciding C match to earn a playoff berth. The B team was led by Ryan Hernandez and the entire a team bowled great. Round 1 at Rabs Country Lanes Wednesday, November 8th, at 4:00pm

Talking with Susan Wagner - Staten Island Champs

Susan Wagner girls' volleyball team set for future seasons

Susan Wagner girls' volleyball team remains undefeated with 2-0 win over Curtis

Winners of four straight Island soccer crowns, Susan Wagner girls eye deep playoff run

Boys Bowling
Wagner boys bowling defeats Curtis. High games by Nick Palmeri 215 and Nick vollaro 184. Joe McDermott led the B team with 166

Boys Soccer
Wagner boys soccer tied Petrides 2-2 ... Assist from Armend for a Patryk goal and Patryk fouled in the box for a Peter Ballesteros penalty kick

Staten Island's top-ranked pole vaulter owns the sky
Enis Rama is the top-ranked pole vaulter on Staten Island. He attends Wagner High School, and coach Stephen Corrigan says he's got the whole package. Smarts, strength, kindness and just the type of kid you want to be around.

Susan Wagner girls' volleyball tops challenger MSIT, 2-1, to remain undefeated

After first win of season, high-flying Falcons look to upset Curtis in game of the week
By Joe D'Amodio | damodio@siadvance.com
October 12, 2017

Girls Varsity Soccer captured their 7th win over Curtis on October 2, 2017
Hanna Majkut scored the first goal from a throw in from Mirsade Pelinkovic in the second half

Following that goal Mirsade Pelinkovic scored off a pass from Julia Gregorio to end the game 2-0. Our record now stands at 7-1-0.

Currently the falcons sit atop the rankings in 1st place. They next play Port Richmond on October, 5th at home. The game has a 4:00 start time.

Boy’s Bowling
Congratulations to Nick Palmieri. In a close loss to Port Richmond, he led all Susan Wagner Bowlers with a score of 207.

Susan Wagner product Molic named Skyline women's soccer Rookie of the Week

Congratulations to our boys cross country team!

They finished first in the NYC mayor's cup meet. They are the best in NYC!

Baseball Tryouts
Baseball tryouts will begin on Friday September 15th @ 3 PM @ Father Macris. ALL grades welcome. You must bring a completed PSAL medical and parent consent.

A Coach's Life: What pressure? First-time coach replaces one of Island's most storied figures

Freshmen Track
All freshmen track sign ups are now at clove lakes park ...Monday - Friday 9AM...by the bridges for more inf scorrig@schools.nyc.gov

Girls Varsity Volleyball Tryouts Rescheduled
The Girls Varsity volleyball tryouts scheduled for Sunday, August 20th have been rescheduled. They will now be held on Monday, August 21st at 9:00 a.m. in the school gymnasium. Please remember to bring all required forms with you in order to be granted a try-out.

Thank you.

Scott McBratney
Assistant Principal / Athletic-Director

Baseball Meeting/Tryouts
There will be a baseball meeting for ALL returning players and ALL students interested in trying out for the 2018 baseball teams on Friday, September 8th at 2:30 in Room B47. ALL interested MUST bring a completed PSAL medical and PSAL parent consent in order to try out. You can obtain the forms by going on the www.wagnerhigh.net or www.psal.org websites or getting them from one of the coaches or athletic directors, in Room 183 or 184.

Celebration continues for Susan Wagner's championship softball team