Castilleja continued one of its most cherished traditions this October: Senior Nights. Each fall, the sports teams honor their graduating athletes with ceremonies that celebrate their dedication, leadership and years of contributions to Castilleja athletics.
From heartfelt speeches to decorated posters, the events captured the pride and gratitude felt across campus as teammates, coaches and families came together to celebrate the Class of 2026.
The water polo team honored seniors Ashley Kwong, Amelia Yuan and Sierra Verma, celebrating their final season as integral members of the program. The ceremony featured speeches, posters and plenty of memories from their years on the team.
The golf team celebrated Katrina Huang ‘26 for her dedication and leadership throughout the season. Teammates shared stories of her positivity and impact on the team. “My favorite part was getting to see what the freshmen cooked up for entertainment,” Huang said. “The entire team made me feel very loved, as did the support from my friends and family who attended. I’ll miss being a part of a school-wide network of athletes who learn from and teach each other.”
Tennis Senior Night celebrated seniors Alida Cuttriss, Eloïse Moha, Candy Fu, Caitlin Hopkins, Nneka Ituh, Karys Chang and Katy Zhen. The team honored them with personalized posters, shared memories and a ceremony after the match.
The volleyball team recognized Aria Feitelberg ‘26 for her leadership, hard work and commitment throughout the season. Her Senior Night featured a decorated gym, messages from teammates and a performance by the freshmen and sophomores on the team.
Flag football wrapped up its fall season with Senior Night celebrations honoring Noor Maraqa, Nola Doorley, Landry Agnich, Cali Scolnick, Layla Gallon, Violet Yick, Kaylin Yip, Savannah Tau-Vaka and Karlie Gabriel. The team celebrated the seniors’ dedication, sportsmanship and the example they set for younger players. “My favorite part of Senior Night was the freshmen performance; it was so impressive and rehearsed, and I just loved it so much,” Gabriel said. “I will miss being part of the team because we all became such good friends. I just really valued our time together as a team.”
