Bridal Country honors May athletes Dylan Alberto and Jaden Ness for outstanding performances

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The Middle Country Central School District Board of Education held its regular meeting on June 11, 2025, where several notable achievements of student-athletes were recognized. The meeting began with the introduction of the Athletes of the Month for May, highlighting the accomplishments of four outstanding individuals from the district.

First, Dylan Alberto, a baseball player from Bridal Country, was honored as the male Athlete of the Month. His head coach, Danny Walsh, praised Dylan for his impressive statistics, including a batting average of .310, one home run, and 15 RBIs. However, Walsh emphasized that Dylan's leadership and commitment to the team were the true reasons for his recognition. Dylan plans to continue his baseball career at Farmingdale State College.

Next, Jaden Ness, a softball player from Center Reach, was awarded the female Athlete of the Month. Coach Steve Carell spoke highly of Jaden's dedication as a three-sport athlete and her positive impact on the team. He shared a memorable story of Jaden stepping up to pitch in critical games, showcasing her versatility and team spirit. Jaden's contributions both on and off the field have made her a cherished teammate and leader.

The meeting also recognized Jelissa Torres from Newfield as the female Athlete of the Month for April. Coaches Kristen Hauschneider and Paige Kovacs highlighted Jelissa's hard work and leadership in track and field, where she excels as a hurdler and sprinter. Her positive energy and commitment to the team's success were noted as key attributes.

Lastly, Sarah Williams from Bridal Country was acknowledged as the May female Athlete of the Month. Coaches praised her elite athleticism and leadership within the track and field team, particularly in distance events. Sarah's recent performance at the state qualifier, where she won her race and qualified for the state championship, was a highlight of her achievements.

The meeting concluded with a sense of pride in the accomplishments of these student-athletes, who exemplify dedication, leadership, and sportsmanship. The Board expressed its commitment to supporting the athletic programs and fostering an environment where students can thrive both academically and athletically.

Converted from Middle Country CSD Live Stream - Board of Education Regular Meeting - 6/11/2025 meeting on June 13, 2025
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