Seymour High School

More hardware for the Wildcats. ⛳

Rylee Yacawych finished as the NVL Girls Championship Runner-Up, while Andy Fenstermaker earned 1st Team All-NVL honors and Joey Belletti was named 2nd Team All-NVL.

A great way to cap off a strong season.

Kaleigh Pedro has been a constant presence in the Seymour High School Performing Arts Department throughout all four years of high school, making her a deserving recipient of the Music Department Award. 🎶

Known for her impressive bass skills and dedication to music, Kaleigh consistently brought talent, positivity, and commitment to every class and performance. Beyond her musical ability, she was always respectful, kind, and willing to seek help in order to continue growing as a student and performer.

Her passion for performing arts and steady presence in the department have made a lasting impact at SHS.

Good luck to our Golf team today as they compete in the NVL Championship today! ⛳️

It's official: Seymour Baseball will take on New Fairfield Rebels on Saturday at 12:00 PM in New Fairfield.

Tickets are required. Ticket link below.

https://gofan.co/event/6692024?schoolId=CIAC

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#3 | Ryan D**g

Ryan D**g made the most of every opportunity Seymour High School had to offer, balancing academics, athletics, leadership, and involvement at an incredibly high level.

Graduating third in the Seymour High School Class of 2026, Ryan will attend University of Connecticut this fall to study Mechanical Engineering.

During his time at SHS, Ryan was involved in NHS, Chess Club, FBLA, Cross Country, Outdoor Track & Field, Debate, Robotics, Link Crew, and KinderCats. His accomplishments include serving as President of Chess Club, Treasurer of NHS, Vice President of FBLA, earning Scholar Athlete recognition, and successfully completing 14 AP exams throughout high school.

Ryan would like to thank Mrs. Scozzafava for the support and guidance she provided throughout his high school journey. He also shared that he appreciates both the people and the opportunities Seymour High School provided him during his four years here.

His advice to future Wildcats:
“Do your work and take harder classes.”

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#4 | Cassidy Marcinczyk

Whether in the classroom, on the softball field, or through service to others, Cassidy Marcinczyk has consistently represented Seymour High School with dedication and positivity.

Graduating fourth in the Seymour High School Class of 2026, Cassidy will attend Western Connecticut State University this fall to study Biology.

Throughout high school, Cassidy was involved in Seymour Softball, Best Buddies, NHS, Link Crew, and KinderCats. Her accomplishments include serving as Vice President of Best Buddies, maintaining High Honors throughout all four years of high school, earning recognition as a 2026 CAS-CIAC Scholar Athlete, and successfully completing five AP courses.

Cassidy would like to thank Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Pawluk for always being supportive and for being teachers she could turn to for advice and encouragement. She also shared her appreciation for her family and friends for helping her through challenges and always cheering her on.

One thing Cassidy appreciates most about SHS is how clubs and organizations help students build friendships and create connections throughout the school community.

Her advice to future Wildcats: “Surround yourself with people who will support you and push you to be better.”

A look back at the career and lasting impact of retired Seymour football coach Paul Sponheimer as featured by the Connecticut Coaches Hall of Fame. 💙💛

Thank you to the Connecticut High School Coaches Association and for honoring a coach whose influence continues to be felt throughout Seymour athletics and the Wildcat community.

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Some students take advantage of opportunities. Others create them.

Ariana Alvarez did both during her time at Seymour High School, earning the Business Department Award after becoming one of the most driven and impactful students the department has seen.

Ariana challenged herself by taking nearly every business course offered at SHS while also serving as President of FBLA during her senior year after being a dedicated member all four years. Her leadership played a major role in Seymour earning Gold Chapter status for the first time in school history.

She also became the driving force behind bringing the QuickBooks course to SHS, pushing through obstacles, organizing support, and proving that student voice can create real change.

From the classroom to leadership opportunities, Ariana truly earned “girl boss” status at Seymour High School. 💼