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Menlo School officially honored the 18 student-athletes who will study and compete in their respective sports in college.
Niko Bhatia (Brown water polo), Miller Geschke (Massachusetts Institute of Technology water polo) and Jayden Kunwar (Johns Hopkins water polo) lifted Menlo to a 65-22 record in the last three seasons with the trio all on varsity. During that time, the Knights were CCS finalists (Division II in 2015 and 2016 and Open Division in 2017) and NorCal Open qualifiers this past season. In 2014, when Bhatia was a freshman on varsity, the Knights also advanced to the CCS Division II final. Menlo has won the league title three consecutive seasons. All three were named to the all-CCS team as selected by a panel of the section’s coaches. Read the story here.
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Top row, from left, Niko Bhatia (Brown water polo), Siddharth Chari (Dartmouth tennis), Ashley Dreyer (Yale volleyball), Miller Geschke (MIT water polo), Aidan Israelski (Bowdoin football), Bo Leschly (Harvard tennis). Front row, from left: Robert Miranda (Yale cross country and track), Mallory North (Occidental basketball), Clark Safran (Carnegie Mellon tennis), Kristin Sellers (Brown volleyball), Alistair Shaw (Washington-St. Louis soccer), Sophie Siminoff (Princeton golf), JH Tevis (Cal football), Max Ting (Princeton golf), Abby Wolfenden (Haverford lacrosse). Photo by Pam McKenney/Menlo Athletics -
Joe Foley (Lehigh basketball), right, and Brody LaPorte (Villanova lacrosse). Photo by Pam McKenney/Menlo Athletics.
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