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Spring Sports Finish Strong
The spring season was full of individual and team achievements.
Track and Field finished fourth in the Independent School League (ISL), NCS’s highest finish since 2016. Delaney P. ’27 and Ophelia C. ’27 were named All League and also tied for first in the high jump at the ISL track championships.
In tennis, Hayley S. ’24 placed 4th at the District of Columbia State Athletic Association Tournament. Hayley and Merve U. ’25 placed 3rd in doubles.
In softball, Anya P. ’24 and Caroline W. ’25 were named All League, as were Sage S. ’24 and Ali A. ’25 for lacrosse.
In rowing, Nuria R. ’25 was named Washington Metropolitan Interscholastic Rowing Association All Conference. At the Stotesbury Regatta, the Junior 4s finished first, while the NCS Frosh team finished third.
In golf, Isabel K. ’27 earned third place at the DCSAA championship.
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Track and Field finished fourth in the Independent School League (ISL), NCS’s highest finish since 2016. Delaney P. ’27 and Ophelia C. ’27 were named All League and also tied for first in the high jump at the ISL track championships.
In tennis, Hayley S. ’24 placed 4th at the District of Columbia State Athletic Association Tournament. Hayley and Merve U. ’25 placed 3rd in doubles.
In softball, Anya P. ’24 and Caroline W. ’25 were named All League, as were Sage S. ’24 and Ali A. ’25 for lacrosse.
In rowing, Nuria R. ’25 was named Washington Metropolitan Interscholastic Rowing Association All Conference. At the Stotesbury Regatta, the Junior 4s finished first, while the NCS Frosh team finished third.
In golf, Isabel K. ’27 earned third place at the DCSAA championship.
