Jessie Howard '11 Kingston, Ontario Girls' Varsity Hockey	Rudolphs Arnicans '13 Furmala,Latvia Boys' Varsity B Basketball
The senior forward from Kingston, Ontario had a great week for the girls varsity hockey program and played an integral part in wins over St. Paul's School and Winchendon School.  In Brewster's 2-0 win over St. Paul's on Wednesday afternoon, Howard was all over the ice and created several scoring opportunities for her teammates.  Saturday night, Howard scored the game winning goal in Brewster's overtime 1-0 thriller against the Winchendon.  Howard also captained the Brewster Field Hockey team to the Class C New England Championship this past fall.	Arnicans, a sophomore from Latvia, lit up the Smith Center Saturday night netting 23 points and leading the Bobcats Boys Varsity B team to a 52-27 victory over the Winchendon School in their opener.  Rudy was unstoppable from his wing position scoring at will on the Winchendon defense.  Whether he pulling up in the lane or connecting on the long ball, Arnicans was simply dominant and gave the home crowd plenty reason to cheer.

Three former Brewster Lacrosse players (pictured left to right) now members of The University of Hartford Lacrosse Team, Carter Bender '08, and Kevin Whelan '08, and Brendan Marlow '07, defeated Stonybrook 11-10 on Saturday May 7th to become America East Champions for 2011, becoming an automatic qualifier for the NCAA tournament starting on May 15th. Hartford will play Cornell in the first round.

Three former Brewster Lacrosse players (pictured left to right) now members of The University of Hartford Lacrosse Team, Carter Bender '08, and Kevin Whelan '08, and Brendan Marlow '07, defeated Stonybrook 11-10 on Saturday May 7th to become America East Champions for 2011, becoming an automatic qualifier for the NCAA tournament starting on May 15th. Hartford will play Cornell in the first round.

November 21, 2010 - The Brewster girls' varsity field hockey team won the New England Championship (Class C) when they defeated #1 seed Newton Country Day of the Sacred Heart 3-1. Senior Jolie Wehrung (2) (Wolfeboro) and Catherine LeBoeuf '13 (Dieppe, New Brunswick) scored for the Brewster Bobcats. The Bobcat team, seeded seventh in the playoffs, last won the championship in 2004.

In the semifinals, the Brewster team defeated third seed Holderness School 2-1. Jessie Howard '11 (Kingston, Ontario) scored the first goal and Rachael Paul '11 (Waltham, Massachusetts) scored the game winner for Brewster. In the quarterfinal match-up on Wednesday, the Bobcats beat second seed Ethel Walker School 2-0. LeBoeuf and Hilary Greeff ‘11 (New Canaan, Connecticut) found the back of the net for Brewster. They finished the season 12-4-2.

Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, November 10, 2010 – Nine student athletes from Brewster Academy have made commitments to join the sports teams of Division 1 colleges and universities around the nation next fall.

“We are thrilled to have these student athletes signing their National Letters of Intent today or making an early commitment to the colleges and universities of their choice. It is definitely something to celebrate,” said Matt Lawlor, director of athletics at Brewster.

“To have nine kids committing today is impressive, especially for the size of our school – 365 students. All of these kids are great athletes but more importantly, they are all strong students and outstanding kids. An event like this is great for our athletic program but also for our school community. We are fortunate to have them here and as ambassadors of Brewster Academy.”

Soccer goalkeeper and team captain Taylor Booth (Epping, N.H.) has committed to Siena College. She is a three-year member of Brewster’s girls’ soccer team, helping the 2009 team earn the New England Championship and the 2008 team reach the semifinals. She also is a three-year member of the girls’ varsity basketball team.

Ice hockey forward Sarah MacDonnell (Quispamsis, New Brunswick) has committed to the University of Connecticut. MacDonnell is a four-year member of Brewster’s ice hockey and soccer teams. She also is a member of Canada’s National Women’s U-18 team.

Basketball players Naadir Tharpe (Worcester, Mass.), Durand Johnson (Nottingham, Md.), Max Hooper (Irvine, Calif.), Marcus Kennedy (Yeadon, Penn.), and Jakarr Sampson (Barberton, Ohio), also have made commitments.

Tharpe, a point guard and three-year member of Brewster’s basketball team, will play for the University of Kansas. In the 2009-2010 season, he helped Brewster earn the National Prep Championship and the New England Championship.

Johnson, a guard, will play for the University of Pittsburgh; Hooper, a guard, will play for the Harvard Crimson; Kennedy, a power forward, has committed to Villanova University; and Sampson, a small forward, has committed to St. John’s University.

Lacrosse defensemen Mitchell Chapman (Oshawa, Ontario) and Patrick Eaker (Redding, Conn.) have committed to Bryant University and Marist College, respectively. Mitchell is a three-year member of the lacrosse team.

Brewster anticipates having more student athletes make commitments in the spring during a later signing period.