By Mitch Silver
Seated with their parents were Andrew Livingston (football); Charlotte Tucci (soccer); Brenna Smith (field hockey); Patrick MacAulay (swimming); Drew Abate (basketball); Frida Henningsson (skiing); Ryan Bird (indoor track); Tim DeGraw (baseball); and Maggie McDermott (spring track).
The Brown-bound Livingston was gracious in victory. “It’s always wonderful to be honored, but it means a little more when it comes from your peers.” Rye Athletic Director Rob Castagna had this to say about the red-headed quarterback: “I think Andrew won because his is the kind of humble leadership that doesn’t seek the spotlight … though somehow it always seems to find him.”
The athletes heard a keynote speech by Sacred Heart University pitching coach Wayne Mazzoni in which he urged his listeners to live a just life today. To make his point, he recited the poem “Tomorrow” by Edgar Guest. It opens with the lines, “He was going to be all a mortal should be…tomorrow/No one should be kinder or braver than he…tomorrow” and closes with, “But the fact is he died and faded from view/And all that he left here when living was through/Was a mountain of things he intended to do…tomorrow.”
The evening ended with a special Lions Club tribute to outgoing Rye Athletic Director Castagna for “outstanding dedication and contribution to the student athletics and the City of Rye community.”
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