Congratulations to Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 30, 2025

LUKE MALONEY
Luke has been a consistent leader throughout the season, setting the tone with dedication and work ethic during practices and meets. Luke ran a new PR of 17:44 in the South Shore League Meet on Thursday 10/23. He placed 9th overall, earning recognition at the awards ceremony, and he was the top finisher for Carver. Luke is a senior captain.

MAEVE ZAKRZEWSKI
Senior Captain Maeve has been a cornerstone of the volleyball program, playing for five years and setting the tone for leadership and hard work. This season, she has recorded an impressive 125 blocks and 155 kills, making her a dominant force at the net. Beyond her stats, Maeve leads by example, motivating her teammates and fostering a positive, competitive spirit both on and off the court. Her dedication and passion for the game make her an outstanding Captain.

Congratulations to Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 23, 2025

HUNTER THOMAS
Hunter works tirelessly as one of our starting outside midfielders who constantly is running box to box.  He has to work on both ends of the field by defending for us, and then creating offense on the opposite end.  This week he was able to secure a hat-trick for us and put in a solid all around performance to help us get the win. 

COLIN EAKINS
Colin Eakins on Friday night had 8 catches, 156 yards receiving and 2 touchdown receptions while also having 7 carries and 35 yards rushing on the ground. In the last 4 games he has 27 catches, 534 yards receiving and 5 touchdown catches. Whether making key catches on offense or locking down opponents on defense, he continues to be a dependable leader and competitor every week.

Congratulations to Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 16, 2025

ADDISON KNALL
Adi plays with heart, hustle, and steady hands that keep our offense running strong. She leads with composure, sets her teammates up for success, and inspires the team through her role as captain. She has been, and continues to be, a driving force behind the team’s success.

TARYN BARKOWSKY
Taryn is an exceptional leader and a true example of dedication and hard work. In her second season as captain, she continues to set the standard for excellence through her strong work ethic, passion, and competitive skill set. Her leadership both on and off the mat inspires her teammates to give their best every day. 

Congratulations to Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 9, 2025

CHARLES DONOVAN – Golf

Charlie has shown great leadership this season. His play helped the Crusaders to win 4 of their final 5 matches to close the season. Charlie was low medalist in the final match of the season vs. Rising Tide. He also improved his average by 3.4 strokes per round from the previous season.

CHARLOTTE ROGERS – Soccer
Freshman defender Charlotte Roger’s relentless effort and outstanding defensive play has earned her Athlete of the Week. While defenders don’t always show up on the state sheet, Charlotte constantly shuts down opponents, protects her keeper, and controls her side of the field with confidence and toughness.  

Congratulations to Crusader Athletes of the Week:
October 3, 2025

RILEY JENKINS – Volleyball
Riley has been playing since 8th grade.  Riley is absolutely essential for our offense. She can read the court seamlessly and know where and when to put the ball where it needs to be. This week, Riley led by example with outstanding plays, smart decisions, and relentless effort. 

NATHANIEL TYLER – Cross Country
Nathaniel Tyler had a breakout week for the cross country team. He ran a Freshman record-tying 17:56 at the Bay State Invitational over the weekend, showing his speed and determination against competition. On Tuesday, Nathaniel followed up with a strong performance, winning the boys’ race in Cohasset. Nathaniel’s hard work and success earn him recognition of this week’s Athlete of the week.

Athletic Banner Project

At the end of last year, a team of administrators, coaches, former coaches, and a member of the Athletic Boosters met to consider redesigning and updating the athletic banners in the High School gym.  Mrs. Kincade reviewed their proposal at the recent school committee meeting on September 29, 2025.

The 4 main reasons for the projects is to:

• Create consistency in the look of the banners;
• Create consistency on what recognitions have a banner as there has been an inconsistency in what has been recognized over the years;
• In alignment with consistency, address the concern that several sports were looking to add individual accomplishment banners since some sports have them and some do not; and
• Some banners could benefit from an upgrade.

All individual state championships will still have a banner.  All individual sports accomplishments (i.e. 1000 points) will be on a plaque that will be displayed in the athletic lobby.  Any name recognized on the current banners will be displayed either on new banners or on plaques displayed in the lobby.

Please click here to view all of the new proposed banners and plaques.

In order to give the community the opportunity for questions, the school committee will not vote to approve the new proposed banners until their next meeting on October 20, 2025.

Please address any questions to Superintendent, Scott Knief at KniefS@carver.org