Athlete of the Week: January 23

Posted on January 23, 2018 by Ivy Miller

Tristan Bidaux ’18

by Ryan Perry ’19

Wyoming Seminary Hockey is off to a great start this season, currently riding a 3 game win streak, due in part to Tristan Bidaux. Tristan is a great example of the type of player that displays all the qualities that we look for in a Sem athlete. He’s always working hard, both in the game and during practice, and is a great leader for the team.

Name: Tristan Bidaux

Hometown: Montréal, Canada

Favorite Hockey Team: Montréal Canadiens

Favorite Hockey Player: Nathan MacKinnon

Favorite Subject: History

Favorite Food: Sushi

Role Model: His Sister

Favorite Musician: The Weeknd

Favorite Moment of the Season: Getting to know his teammates and playing with them

Athlete of the Week: December 19

Posted on December 19, 2017 by Ivy Miller

Nicholas Ganter ’19

Basketball

(Photo courtesy of NPF Sports)

By Ryan Perry ‘19

Averaging 15.5 points per game, Nicholas has been a big part of the offense in the basketball team’s 4-1 start to the season. He goes both ways too, contributing to the team’s stellar defense. He uses his height to hold it down as the center of the team.

Name- Nicholas Ganter

Hometown- Mountain Top, PA

Family Members- James Ganter (Dad), Natasha (Mom), Patrick Ganter (Brother), Margaret Mary Ganter (Sister)

Favorite Basketball Team- Philadelphia 76ers

Favorite Basketball Player- Lebron James

Favorite Subject- Latin

Favorite Food- Philly Cheesesteak

Role Model- James Ganter

Favorite Musician- Bruce Springsteen

Favorite Moment of the Season- Leading his team with a 27 point game

A Look into Field Hockey

Gallery

By Ms. Miller’s Journalism Class

Alex Wesneski 20’ (right) and Aubrey Mytych 19’ (left) braid their hair while waiting for the game to start.

Payton McCormick ‘17 leads warm-ups. Players engage in a tradition where team members hit the field hockey cage with their sticks as they run laps.

Kelsey Reznick ‘19, leads a team cheer to keep spirits high.

The team gathers on the side of the field and holds hands for the national anthem.

The team gets together for a prayer before the game. The team prayer is a Sem tradition that has existed for over a decade.

Before tip off, JV players make a “tunnel” for the varsity team to run through before the start of the game.