Bronxville Girls Varsity at the Arlen Specter Squash Center

Feb. 25, 2026: Bronxville High School’s Girls and Boys Varsity squash teams traveled to the U.S. Squash High School Team Championships in Philadelphia last weekend, joining more than 200 high school teams from across the country.

The Bronxville Girls team secured an impressive fourth place in Girls’ Division II and finished second among all public school girls’ teams in the championships. Girls Varsity beat Kent Place School (5-2) and Berkshire School (6-1) before advancing to the semifinals where they were narrowly defeated by the Spence School (3-4).

The team posted a stellar regular season record of 4-1 and was ranked #2 in the Girl’s Division of the Fairwest League. Under the guidance of BFC Squash Director Supreet Singh and Coach Julia LeCoq, the team consisted of seniors Petra Monogenis, Emma Yeon, Isabel Yeon (team captains), and Hannah Lescott; juniors Caroline Cregan, Camille Gautier, Maggie Miner, and Ava Toolan; sophomore Piper Pytosh; and freshmen Eliza Ferraro, Emma Glaser, and Claire O’Mara. Monogenis will be playing for the Bowdoin College women’s squash team in the fall. 

“I’m proud of each one of these girls for showing up and giving everything they had on court,” said coach LeCoq. “I hope their love of squash will keep growing.”

The Bronxville Girls Varsity team was established in 2021.

Bronxville Senior Emma Yeon wins a 3-0 match vs. The Spence School in the quarterfinals.

The Bronxville Boys team placed 3rd in Boys’ Division V, beating formidable competitors Trinity School NYC (5-2) and St. Anne’s Belfield School (4-3). In a hard-fought semifinal, Bronxville Boys narrowly fell to Delbarton School (3-4) who ultimately won the division. Bronxville Boys finished as the #1 ranked public school boys’ team in Division V. 

The 2025-26 Boys Varsity team consisted of seniors Kai Schubert, John Shah (team captains), and Andrew Gay; juniors Will Glaser and Andre Kahraman; sophomores Rian Garelik and Maat Wilson; and freshmen Reed Dougherty, Julian Schwartz, and Graham Toolan.

“The boys demonstrated great camaraderie and support throughout the season which made all the difference during the Championships,” said Singh. “Their finish is a testament to their team spirit.”\

Bronxville Boys Varsity with Head Coach Supreet Singh

Senior John Shah wins a 3-0 match vs. Trinity School NYC.

Both teams compete in the FairWest League, made up of public high school teams from Westchester County, New York, and Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Several other high school players from Bronxville also competed at the U.S Squash High School Championships: junior Jack Angevine played for the Kent School; sophomore Georgina Murphy played for Rye Country Day School; sophomore Knox Vitrano played for the Hotchkiss School; junior Rosie Vorbach played for Sacred Heart Greenwich; and junior Serena Lescott played for the Groton School.

Go Broncos!