Daelum Mawji '18, a member of Dalton's Varsity Squash team, gave a stellar performance in professional competition at the 2016 U.S. Junior Open at Yale over the winter recess. He earned first place nationally in his division. Seeded 7th, Daelum finished 4th out of 128 players, handily defeating the #2 seed in 3 games along the way. He is off to the British Junior Open with the U.S. National Team.
Dalton Squash has shot out of the gate early this season, triumphing over several talented league and non-league opponents. J. Colby Clark profiles the team.
In the first week of gameplay of the winter sports season, Wrestling won its opening tournament and Boys JV Basketball brought home a pair of impressive wins.
Beginning in the Bronx with JV Tennis on Thursday followed by Varsity Tennis on Friday, Homecoming competitions against Trinity moved indoors for afternoon and evening volleyball on Friday at the Dalton Gym. The event picked back up with soccer games on a sunny, Saturday morning on Randall's Island and was capped off by the football game against Newark Academy in the early afternoon. From JV Volleyball's nail-biting victory to Football's season-opening game, read about every Homecoming competition here, as Dalton teams went 3-4-1 in Homecoming play:
Dalton Tiger Report will be returning to the Sunday Blast and the Daltonian this school year, giving you—the Dalton community—weekly updates on everything you need to know about Dalton sports teams: scores, league standings, highlights, stories, and pictures. Unlike last year, we will cover only one or two teams at length, per week.
On Tuesday, August 30, Girls Varsity Soccer put on a clinic in its first pre-season scrimmage of the year, winning 7-0 over Hunter College High School on Randall’s Island.
The final weeks of 2015-2016 athletics were filled with great achievements, like the Golf team's first win in three years and Track and Field's illustrious appearance at the Ivy and NYSAIS Championships.
Captains Jacob Ellen '16 & Jahnavi Bhavsar '19 and the Dalton Tiger Squad Team helped to raise over $76,000 for Street Squash, a not-for-profit that provides academic tutoring & squash instruction for Harlem children. This is the second year Dalton has fielded a High School team at the Street Squash Jr Cup. The Tiger Squad team placed 3rd overall.
The Tiger congratulates Dalton alumnus Henry Lowe ‘12 and the Villanova Wildcats - winners of the 2016 NCAA Championship. Wow! Check out a recent Dalton website article about Henry and his membership on Villanova's 'bench mob.'
In a historic moment for Dalton Athletics, Henry Lowe, class of 2012 and one of Dalton's finest basketball talents, reached the 2016 NCAA Basketball Final Four with his fellow Villanova Wildcats. The 'Cats beat #1 seed Kansas on Saturday, March 26, in an upset for a final score of 64-59. Villanova faces the Oklahoma Sooners in Houston on April 2.
A recent DailyLocal.com website article sheds light on the spirit and dedication of a group that Villanova fans call the 'bench mob,' a dedicated quartet of players who prioritize teamwork over playing time. The article features alumnus Henry Lowe '12, Dalton's former 1000 point player.
This week, JV Basketball teams took the court for their last games of the season, Girls and Boys Varsity Basketball successfully ended each of their regular seasons, qualifying both teams for a spot in the NYSAIS Tournament (which will take place next week), and six talented Dalton wrestlers went to National Qualifiers. Click here to keep up with your Varsity Basketball teams and to see the full schedule.
The Dalton Tigers won the D3 Plate at the 2016 US High School Team National Squash Championships in Berwyn, PA this past weekend. It was Dalton’s first time competing in High School Nationals. Strong play and outstanding spirit resulted in 14 individual match victories and a hard-fought 2-2 team record.
This week was very promising for Dalton athletics. Highlights include Squash competing in the High School Championship in Philadelphia, Girls Varsity Basketball having yet another undefeated week, Boys Varsity Basketball playing toe to toe against the best teams in the Ivy league, and a few swimmers placing in the top of their heats at the Ivy Championship Meet.
As the winter season draws to an end and playoffs start up in three weeks, this week Dalton teams geared up in order to qualify for a spot in the NYSAIS Tournament.
A sea of blue and white filled the Dalton gym to support the Tigers on Warren Hines night, an annual winter sporting event that honors former varsity basketball player, Warren Hines (‘88). The Friday night commenced with JV basketball games at 4:15 PM.
This week, Dalton sports teams suited up for their first games back from the winter break. On Friday and Saturday, teams faced off against our rival school, Trinity, at Trinity’s homecoming.
BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL had a 1-2 week. The team began the week with a tough away loss to one of the top teams in the Ivy Preparatory league and state title contender, Collegiate. Starter Max Peponis (’17) was injured in the game and will be out for two weeks. While the absence of Peponis is a big loss, the team was still able to defeat Browning on Friday, but failed to overcome Trinity on Saturday at Trinity’s homecoming.