Tappan Zee teams celebrate historic state championships amid ongoing community support
November 20, 2024 | SOUTH ORANGETOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
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The meeting began with a moment of recognition for students who volunteer with local fire departments, particularly those who assisted during recent fires that are still not fully contained. The board expressed gratitude for their dedication and service to the community.
In a more celebratory tone, the board congratulated the Tappan Zee High School varsity girls cross country team for winning the state championship, marking a historic achievement as the first state title for any girls sports team at Tappan Zee. Head coach Pat Driscoll and assistant coach Matt Borowski were acknowledged for their leadership. The team received a warm welcome upon returning from their competition, with local law enforcement and community members celebrating their success.
The board also recognized the Tappan Zee boys' varsity soccer team, who won the Section 1 Double-A Championship, another first in the school's history. Head coach John Jacobs was commended for guiding the team to this significant victory. Additionally, player Brady Jacobs was honored as the Hudson Valley Section 1 Player of the Year, finishing his season as Rockland County's all-time leading scorer.
Both championship teams have been invited to the next board meeting on December 3, where they will be celebrated in person.
The meeting concluded with praise for the Tappan Zee High School fall play, "She Kills Monsters," which received positive feedback for its production quality and themes of acceptance and belonging. The board thanked the directors and participants for their hard work and successful performances.
Overall, the meeting showcased the district's commitment to recognizing student achievements and fostering community spirit.
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