A Spring Athletics Season to Remember at CA
CA Athletics enjoyed another successful season, including an Eastern Independent League (EIL) title, New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) tournament bids, and a victory over Bancroft School in the fourth annual Spring Cup rivalry event. Student athletes demonstrated Concord Academy’s values of teamwork, good sportsmanship, and competitive grit.
Boys varsity tennis posted another impressive campaign in 2025. The team captured the EIL championship and a NEPSAC tournament bid for the fourth consecutive year. CA earned the No. 1 seed to the NEPSAC tournament and earned a bye to the semifinals where they lost in a closely fought battle to Pingree School. The boys junior varsity tennis team also enjoyed a very successful season posting a 7-1 record.
The girls varsity tennis squad continued their winning ways. CA finished second in the EIL regular season standings and earned its 10th consecutive NEPSAC tournament berth despite being moved into the more competitive Class B level last year. The team earned a No. 8 seed, but could not overcome the powerful No. 1 seed, Kingswood Oxford School, in the quarterfinals.
The varsity all-gender Ultimate Frisbee team enjoyed a stellar campaign. The team posted 16 overall wins, secured a Division 1 NEPSAC tournament seed for only the second time, and finished seventh at the NEPSAC championship, the highest finish in program history.
Varsity softball enjoyed a breakout season. The team secured the program’s first EIL tournament bid since 2018 by winning five of their last six league games. They earned the No. 4 seed, but could not overcome the No.1 seed Portsmouth Abbey in the semifinals.
The girls and boys track and field teams enjoyed another successful season. After strong performances in the regular season meets, both the boys and the girls teams secured a second-place finish at the EIL championships. CA also had several individual EIL champions. Alex Tarantino ’26 in javelin and shot put, Avi Cariens ’25 in pole vault, and Aleki Zdraveski ’26 in high jump. CA track and field wrapped up the season at the NEPSAC Division III Championship meet at East Providence High School. This was the largest NEPSAC meet ever, with over 35 schools and more than 400 student athletes participating. The girls team finished seventh and the boys finished 12th, with 13 CA athletes earning All-NEPSAC honors and Madori Shah ’25 winning a NEPSAC championship in the triple jump.
The varsity baseball team was much improved this season. They posted a winning record and fell just short of earning an EIL bid
The all-gender varsity sailing team once again posted a winning record in the very competitive Mass Bay League (MBL). The team also finished in second place in the B West division.
A young boys varsity lacrosse program improved throughout the season finishing with five wins in their last eight games. The girls varsity lacrosse team was also a very young squad that improved as the season progressed in the ever competitive EIL. Given their youthful rosters, look for these programs to make noise in the EIL in the spring of 2026!
CA’s baseball, tennis, and lacrosse teams traveled to the Bancroft School for the fourth annual Spring Cup rivalry event on April 25. With a sweep of the five games, CA defended the cup in dominant fashion, having won it the past three years. We look forward to hosting Bancroft in spring 2026.
Go Green!
Post Season EIL/NEPSAC Honorees
EIL All Star
Holden Hanenberger ’25
Bernie Mattox ’26
EIL Honorable Mention
Spencer Harnden ’25
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
Holden Hanenberger ’25
EIL All Star
Perin Fine ’27
EIL Honorable Mention
Edie Menard ’26
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
Perin Fine ’27
EIL All Star
Keira Pandya ’28
May Stutz ’26
EIL Honorable Mention
Gabby O’Leary ’25
Katie Byers ’25
NEPSAC All Star
Keira Pandya ’28
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
May Stutz ’26
EIL All Star
Tairou Komyerov ’25
Brady Young ’27
EIL Honorable Mention
Harris Roebuck ’25
NEPSAC All Star
Brady Young ’27
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
Tairou Komyerov ’25
EIL All Star
Peper Granskog ’26
EIL Honorable Mention
Claire Robertson ’27
Corrine Chen ’27
Averie Lee ’26
NEPSAC All Star
Peper Granskog ’26
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
Claire Robertson ’27
EIL All Star
Kefan Cui ’25
Brayden Yuan ’28
Jeffrey Bailey ’25
Birdie Ratana Ungkool ’27
EIL Honorable Mention
Misha Varlamov ’26
Gabe Silverman ’25
NEPSAC All Star
Brayden Yuan ’28
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
Kefan Cui ’25
Jeffrey Bailey ’25
Massachusetts High School All-Stars by the Boston Ultimate Disc Alliance
Jake Xu ’25
Zeke Spector ’28
Gabe Wexler ’25
EIL All Star
High Jump – Aleki Zdraveski ’26
EIL Honorable Mention
Zuri Gonzalez ’26
Pearl Yu ’26
NEPSAC All Star
Triple Jump – Madori Shah ’25
Long Jump – Zuri Gonzalez ’26
100 Meter-Race (Finals) – Zuri Gonzalez ’26
Pole Vault – Olivia Young ’25
200 Meter-Race – Zuri Gonzalez ’26
Long Jump – Madori Shah ’25
100 Meter Hurdles – Lexi Krum ’26
Triple Jump – Ella Thompson ’26
1500 Meter-Race – Izzy Wood ’25
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
100 Meter-Race (Finals) – Nyla James ’27
Triple Jump – Dami Demuren ’27
Pole Vault – Quincy Adams ’25
EIL All Star
Pole Vault – Avi Cariens ’25
Javelin – Alex Tarantino ’26
Shot Put – Alex Tarantino ’25
EIL Honorable Mention
Daniel Ng ’26
Jonathan Aish ’27
NEPSAC All Star
Pole Vault – Avi Cariens ’25
Long Jump – Daniel Ng ’26
Javelin – Alex Tarantino ’25
Triple Jump – Daniel Ng ’26
NEPSAC Honorable Mention
400 Meter-Race – Bradley Huo ’28
110 Meter Hurdles – Noah Jennings ’25
Pole Vault – Cam Levesque ’25
3000 Meter-Race – Paul Marmot ’27
