Congratulations to the following student-athletes for their accomplishments in the month of September in the 2026/2027 school year:
Modified Cross Country: Ethan Nicoletta
Ethan is always on time for practice. He gives 100% and asks questions to improve. He encourages other teammates, follows coaches' advice to continually get better, and is an absolute sponge when it comes to retaining information. Ethan has impressive natural talent but continues to get better because of his work ethic. The Griffins program is better because of him.
Varsity Cross Country: Leah Buisch
Leah Buisch, a freshman, has made an impressive impact in her first season on the varsity girls cross country team. With the best attendance on the team, Leah’s dedication and commitment have been evident throughout the season. Despite initially being unsure if she could handle the distance, she has shown tremendous growth and perseverance. Leah has become a valuable contributor to the team’s successful season, and her hard work and determination make her a deserving choice for Athlete of the Month.
Varsity Cross Country: Zach Buisch
Zach Buisch, a senior, has been a key member of the varsity boys cross-country team for five seasons. He consistently contributes to the team’s success and recently achieved a personal-best time. As captain, Zach demonstrates outstanding leadership by managing team communications and organizing warm-up and cool-down stretches. His dedication, experience, and commitment to his teammates make him a deserving choice for Athlete of the Month.
Varsity Cross Country: Jayden Carnevale
Jayden Carnevale, a sophomore, has been an outstanding leader for the boys cross-country team this season. As the team’s number one runner, he has led the team in every meet and captured two individual league race victories. As captain, Jayden leads by example through his hard work, dedication, and commitment to his teammates. His success and leadership make him a deserving choice for Athlete of the Month.
Varsity Tennis: Avianna Miller and Morgan Fedele
These two seniors have taken their leadership roles on the team very seriously. They are always willing to help the younger players with development and Avi even took on a new role this year that she flourished at: playing doubles for the first time in her high school career. She sacrificed personal victories for the betterment of the team. Morgan had a new doubles partner this year and was always willing to help her partner out with bettering her skills.
Varsity Golf: Isaac Bloomer
Entering his second year on the team, Isaac embraced a greater leadership role and has been a positive influence on his teammates. He was always willing to offer assistance when needed and share advice when asked. In addition to his leadership, Isaac was the team’s top golfer, earning an invitation to compete in the Wayne County Championships on October 8.
Varsity Golf: Bryant Godkin
This was Bryant’s first year on the team and his first experience playing golf. He has proven to be a quick learner, consistently applying the skills and techniques developed during practice to our matches. Throughout the season, Bryant demonstrated tremendous improvement, lowering his average score per round by more than 10 strokes.
Varsity Volleyball: Larissa Walters
Larissa leads the team with 84 digs. She consistently gives 100% at practice and in games. She has increased her volleyball IQ, adding to her court awareness and ability to read the other teams offense. She continues to work on her communication and teamwork, making her a crucial member of the team.
JV Volleyball: Soledad Mendez Juarez
Soledad was elected captain of the volleyball team by her teammates. She has showed exceptional leadership on and off the court. She has outstanding work ethic and sportsmanship. She is also one of the top performers and has been asked to participate occasionally at the varsity level.
Modified Volleyball: Amelia Fischette
Amelia has shown tremendous improvement in her volleyball skills and continues to grow in confidence and ability on the court this season. She has become a positive leader for our newer players, offering encouragement, support, and guidance. Her positive attitude and willingness to cheer on her teammates, regardless of the outcome, demonstrate outstanding sportsmanship. Her leadership, sportsmanship, and positive attitude has made a meaningful impact on the entire team.
Varsity Football: Quin Dapolito
Quin is a leader on the team. He is always positive, helps his teammates, and works hard at practice. Quin has been named as the Finger Lakes League Defensive Player of the Week twice.
Modified Football: Jax Carnevale
Throughout the entire season, Jax demonstrated what it means to be a student athlete. He showed responsibility, discipline, and a positive attitude. His hard work was not only shown on the field but also in the classroom. His ability to balance both academics and athletics reflects his work ethic, leadership among peers, determination to succeed, and shows what it takes to be a student athlete at Clyde-Savannah.
Varsity Cheer: Hailey Cornish
Hailey has picked up on motions quickly, she is always in a positive mood and willing to help others. She doesn't skip/miss practice, and she is always open to ideas that her coach is implementing. Very coachable and positive. We will miss having her in the winter season.
* All write ups were submitted by coaches, and lightly edited by the Director of Communications & Public Relations.