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Starpoint athletics report: multiple sectional titles, state qualifiers and scholar‑athlete honors

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Summary

Athletic staff reviewed fall and winter seasons, reporting team and individual sectional and state qualifiers, scholar‑athlete team awards, and several all‑Western New York recognitions across sports.

Athletics presenter Mr. Doloso reviewed the district’s fall and winter seasons and highlighted team and individual results, scholar‑athlete awards and postseason qualifiers.

For the fall season he reported: two team state qualifiers, four individual state qualifiers, four Section 6 team championships, eight ECIC league championships and 13 scholar‑athlete teams. Mr. Doloso noted one slide contained a possible typo when enumerating all‑Western New York recognitions and clarified those counts during his remarks.

The report named individual honors from multiple programs: cross‑country qualifiers who advanced to the New York State class B championships; field hockey’s Section 6 class B championship and a narrow regional loss; football all‑state selections including Lucas Lombardo (second team) and other section scholar‑athlete awardees. Boys basketball’s Jackson Griesemer was recognized for surpassing 1,000 career points and other athletes were listed as all‑conference or all‑ECIC selections.

Winter highlights included a state team qualifier and individual state qualifiers, four ECIC championships and continued scholar‑athlete team recognitions. Mr. Doloso listed spring sport nominees for upcoming awards and noted several student athletes who plan to continue in college athletics.

Board members thanked staff and coaches; the presentation was informational and no votes were taken.