The students signed as part of National Spring Signing Day.
The team ended with a record of 6-14-1 placing fifth in the Section 1 II-D League.
The Garnets' season ended with an 8-2 defeat at the hands of Walter Panas.
Rye High’s boys rugby team has had hard times and easy times as of late. In both cases, however, the Garnets came away winners.
Rye High’s boys lacrosse team ended the regular season with a 9-7 win-loss record and a third-place finish among the area’s Class C schools, behind only John Jay and Tappan Zee.
It was a hard-fought victory: Despite jumping out to a 2-0 lead, Rye’s varsity baseball team required extra innings to secure their fifth-straight Section 1 quarterfinals appearance.
Rye dominated the Sailors from the opening whistle and led 8-0 at the end of the first quarter. The Garnets never looked back and won in convincing fashion, 19-5, advancing to the Section 1 Class C semifinals.
The three-sport star was asked to name the strengths she brings to each game. “I suppose I have a unique energy, … a grittiness … that comes out no matter what sport I’m playing,” Vanneck said.
Rye High’s outdoor track and field team more than held its own recently at the school’s namesake meet — the annual Rye Relays.

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