Andrew Amarando, a freshman at St. Joseph's University L.I., has been named the Skyline Conference Rookie of the Week after leading the baseball team with a .538 batting average. Alongside him, Joe Thatcher, Chris Sarnicola, and Caden Stubba received weekly honor roll distinctions for their performances in baseball, volleyball, and lacrosse respectively. The Golden Eagles showcased impressive stats across teams, highlighting significant achievements from each player.

By the Numbers
  • Amarando: .538 batting average (7-for-13), 6 runs scored, 2 RBIs, 5 stolen bases.
  • Thatcher: .316 batting average, 6 hits, 4 runs, 6 RBIs, 29 putouts.
  • Sarnicola: 26 kills and 26 digs across the week, averaging 3.25 per set.
  • Stubba: 2 goals and 3 assists in a game, plus 2 ground balls.
Yes, But

While these accolades highlight individual successes, the overall team performance may still need improvement in key areas, particularly in defense across all sports.

State of Play
  • Amarando's .538 average is a standout for the baseball team this season.
  • The men's volleyball team remains undefeated in conference action.
  • Total contributions from all honored players are critical as the teams push through the season.
What's Next

As the season progresses, continuous improvements in teamwork and defensive strategies will be essential for the Golden Eagles to maintain momentum and pursue championships in their respective sports.

Bottom Line

The recent achievements of Amarando and his teammates spotlight the potential for success within the Golden Eagles, but consistent team cohesion and defensive strength will be pivotal in their quest for victory this season.