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Exceptional Programs, Small Classes, and Talented faculty
Sewickley Academy is distinguished by not only its rigorous academics and outstanding faculty, but also by its student-centered approach to learning and teaching, in which every child is challenged to explore and excel to his or her highest ability. Learn More
Academy graduates join a network of more than 4,000 alumni across the globe. Astronauts, world-renowned doctors, fashion designers, chefs, filmmakers, zombie experts, world travelers – our alumni are proof that students become determined, courageous, and caring individuals ready to take on life's next challenges. Learn More
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Coach's Comments
SA again took the field against another section opponent in Neshannock. SA scored early and often in the first half as they tallied 12 goals to take a commanding lead going into half time. The second half saw SA scoring 2 more goals to tally 14 for the game. Scoring goals for SA were: Thomas Yung, Rees Blaylock (2), Alex Gordon (2), Nick Joseph (2), Hussein Haji (2), John DelVecchio, Jack Wentz, and Ben Mohan (3). Playing a strong defensive game were: Jackson Coles, Adam Brown, John DelVecchio, Max Reyes, Jack Duggan and in goal were: Dimitri Gary, Brandon Thompson, and Nick Wilson.