By S.Q. DeJoy and J. Murrer

Jan. 21, 2026: The Bronxville boys’ indoor track and field team at the League Championship in mid-January. Photo by A. Tomala-Reidel.

The Bronxville boys’ and girls’ indoor track and field teams captured their respective League Championships on January 11 and will next compete at the Westchester County Championships on Saturday.

At the League J Championships, the Bronco boys delivered a commanding performance, scoring 152 points, and second-place Irvington finished well behind with 73 points. The Bronxville boys claimed first place in nine of the 16 events.

The girls’ team was equally impressive, winning 13 of the 16 events and amassing 162 points to second-place Hastings who finished with 64 points.

Top five finishers are listed below.  

Photos by A. Tomala-Reidel.

Girls

1500m Racewalk: Kate Devereux, 1^st, 9:47.52

55m dash: Kara Kochansky, 1^st, 7.67; Elena Tomala-Reidel, 2^nd, 7.91; Beatrice Hogue, 3^rd, 8.01; Drake Benton, 4^th, 8.02

300m dash: Kara Kochansky, 1^st, 44.01; Drake Benton, 2^nd, 44.70; Beatrice Hogue, 3^rd, 45.12; Elena Tomala-Reidel, 5^th, 45.77

600m dash: Ella McCalla, 1^st, 1:42.86; Charlotte Murray, 4^th, 1:55.91; Cameron Mestl, 5^th, 1:58.46

1000m: Jessica O’Gorman, 1^st, 3:24.29; Corinne Augustyn, 2^nd, 3:42.25

1500m: Emerson Dennis, 1^st, 5:02.27; Kate Outcault, 2^nd, 5:49.76

3000m: Mia Horgan, 1^st, 10:42.07; Elizabeth Conlon 3^rd, 12:14.29; Ee-ee Sung, 5^th, 13:06.21

55m hurdles: Colette Ungvary, 1^st, 9.72; Charlotte Klose, 5^th, 11.55

High Jump: Colette Unvary, 1^st, 4-6

Long Jump: Drake Benton, 1^st, 14-6.75

Triple Jump: Eva Mihova, 1^st, 32-2

Pole Vault: Eva Mihova, 1^st, 7-6

Shot put: Sabrina Presant, 2^nd, 29-4

Weight Throw: Sabrina Presant, 2^nd, 26-9.25

4x200m relay: Beatrice Hogue, Elena Tomala-Reidel, Kara Kochansky, Eleanor Overby, 1^st, 1:54.73

4x400m relay: Jesse O’Gorman, Siena Angelani, Emerson Dennis, Sophia Petrillo, 2^nd, 4:34.44

Photo by A. Tomala Reidel.

Boys

55m dash: Carl Kirst, 1^st, 6.79; Javier Tomala-Reidel, 4^th, 6.95

300m dash: Javier Tomala-Reidel, 2^nd, 36.04; Spencer Martin, 4^th, 37.84

600m dash: Grant Patterson, 2^nd, 1:26.49; Will Hogue, 3^rd, 1:30.24

1000m: Jamie Cregan, 2^nd, 2:41.98; Julian Gonzalez, 3^rd, 2:45.81; Winston Mattson, 5^th, 2:59.61

1600m: Matthew Jensen, 3^rd, 4:46.82

3200m: Matthew Jensen, 2^nd, 9:35.45; James Conlon, 5^th, 10:44.05

55m hurdles: John Sekula, 1^st, 8.14; Will Bringle, 4^th, 10.43

High Jump: Will Bringle, 1^st, 5-8

Long Jump: Will Bringle, 1^st, 19-0; Spencer Martin, 2^nd, 18-1.5; Vincent D’Amato, 4^th, 16-10.5

Triple Jump: Vincent D’Amato, 1^st, 38-2; Krystian Metzger, 4^th, 29-4.25

Pole Vault: Spencer Martin, 2^nd, 9-0; Vincent D’Amato, 4^th, 7-6

Shot put: Zijun Xu, 1^st, 39-2.25

Weight Throw: Zijun Xu, 1^st, 54-3; Thanos Saridakis, 2^nd, 29-10-75; Nam Reinking, 3^rd, 24-1.5; Anthony D’Amato, 4^th, 22-10.75

4x200m relay: Valentino Angelina, Ethan Kao, Carl Kirst, Krystian Metzger, 2^nd, 1:43.37

4x400m relay: Javier-Tomala Reidel, John Sekula, Grant Patterson, Teo Valdez, 1^st, 3:35.68

4x800m relay: Will Hogue, Julian Gonzalez, Jamie Cregan, James Conlon, 1^st, 8:57.8

Girls’ Basketball

Claire Kennedy in the game against Westlake. Photo by David Fenner.

Playing in Class A this year, the Bronxville girls’ basketball team opened in December with an impressive six-game winning streak but has faced stiffer competition recently, dropping four games over the past two weeks. The Broncos will be hoping to get back on track when they face Rye Neck (6-6) on Friday at home at 6:00PM.

The girls’ team opened the season with a strong performance against neighboring Eastchester, defeating the Eagles 53-46. In that game, Claire Kennedy led the scoring with 21 points while Ellie Fahey added 16.

The Broncos also recorded two decisive wins over Edgemont in December, defeating the Panthers 62-22 early in the month and securing a 57-28 victory right before the holiday break. In the second game matchup, Kennedy scored 23 and Fahey scored 14. The Broncos also faced tougher competition against Class AA Yorktown but still came out on top with a narrow 52-51 victory. 

The past two weeks have been challenging as the Broncos dropped four consecutive games, including two overtime losses.  Playing against defending state champion Ardsley, Bronxville held the lead with under a minute remaining in the second overtime, but the Panthers scored the game winning shot with just a half a second left. Bronxville also suffered a tough overtime loss to Westlake, 50-45, despite strong performances from Lulu Heathwood, who scored 16 points, and Ellie Fahey who scored 15.

Ellie Fahey in the game against Edgemont. Photo by David Fenner.

Boys’ Basketball

The boys’ basketball team got off to a slow start in December as three key players, Walker Moore, Desi Heathwood, and Brady Dolan, were still playing in the football playoffs when the basketball season started.  In December the team’s record was 1-4, but it has improved in January to 4-6 with wins over Pelham (51-44), Edgemont (60-55), and Tuckahoe (69-42). The Broncos had lost to both Edgemont and Pelham in December. Top scorers for the team include Daniel Alma, Walker Moore, and Desi Heathwood.

This week LoHud honored the “Basketball Glue Boys”, giving a nod to players that hold the team together. Brady Dolan was honored as the Bronxville player who “makes the game fun, holds teammates accountable, goes hard in practice and keeps everyone together on and off the court.”

The team has a packed schedule and is on the road for the next week playing at Hastings on Friday, Pearl River on Monday and Westlake on Tuesday. They return home on Friday, January 30^th to play Eastchester for the second time.

Go Broncos.