 Sleepy Hollow High School football had an outstanding season recognized at the state level. Brayden Richardson and Gilbert Onwe were named 1st Team All-State, Abel Perez Rosario earned 2nd Team All-State honors, and Jeremiah Bowen received an All-State Honorable Mention. Congratulations!
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Sleepy Hollow STEER student-athlete Brayden Richardson is reaching elite levels of success in track and field. Brayden is currently ranked #1 in New York State in the Long Jump and #10 in the nation, placing him among the top competitors in the country. His achievement reflects dedication, discipline, and a strong commitment to excellence both academically and athletically. Brayden continues to represent Sleepy Hollow and STEER with pride, and we are excited to celebrate his outstanding accomplishments.
 Pictured above are Anthony Marini Jr. and Emily Keenan sorting the gift baskets before they are brought to our student-athletes. STEER would like to thank the Keenan family, Emily and Jimmy, for their generous donation of holiday gift baskets for all of our STEER student-athletes. Emily Keenan has been a dedicated supporter of STEER for many years and currently serves as a valued member of our Advisory Council for Empowering Girls. Her ongoing involvement and commitment to our mission continue to make a meaningful impact on the lives of our students.The generosity of the Keenan family helped spread holiday cheer and reminded our student-athletes that they are supported by a community that truly cares. We are deeply grateful for their continued partnership and support.
 Congratulations to STEER Student-Athlete Ray Jones, who became the first 1,000-point scorer in the history of the Charter School of Educational Excellence in Yonkers. A four-year captain and the leader of the Owls boys varsity basketball team, Ray has demonstrated exceptional dedication both on and off the court. His achievement reflects years of hard work, leadership, and commitment, the qualities STEER aims to cultivate in every student-athlete. We’re proud of Ray for setting a new standard at CSEE and inspiring the next generation of STEER athletes!
 We are proud to recognize Astrid Vargas, our Director of College and Alumni Engagement, for graduating from Nonprofit Westchester’s Emerging Leaders Program. This respected program develops rising leaders throughout the region, and Astrid distinguished herself as a thoughtful, committed, and community minded professional. Throughout the experience, she strengthened her leadership, sharpened her voice, and connected with a powerful cohort of changemakers dedicated to serving Westchester. Astrid’s growth through this program reflects her deep commitment to empowering students, alumni, and the broader community. We are excited to see her carry these insights forward as she continues to elevate our mission. Congratulations, Astrid! We are proud to have your leadership, passion, and vision guiding our work!
 STEER Student-Athlete Brayden Richardson has officially committed to the University of Rhode Island, closing out a dominant highschool career that saw him rush for 2,418 yards and score 42 total touchdowns. Known for his downhill running style and ability to take over games, Richardson became one of the region’s most reliable offensive threats and a centerpiece in helping Sleepy Hollow win the Class B Championship and reach the state final. His decision to join URI adds a major weapon to the Rams’ backfield! Congratulations, Brayden, on your commitment to the University of Rhode Island! Everyone at STEER is so proud of you, and we can’t wait to watch you continue to shine on and off the field. Wishing you all the best in this next chapter!
 The Sleepy Hollow Horsemen made history this fall, winning the Section 1 Class B Championship and bringing home a long awaited title that had energized the entire community. After decades without a sectional crown, the Horsemen delivered a season defined by toughness, discipline, and heart making it one of the most memorable championship runs in program history. A focal part of this historic season was the contribution of six STEER student-athletes, Brandoll Almonte, Jeremiah Bowen, Brayden Richardson, Thomas Hudson, Abel Perez Rosario, and Gilbert Onwe. Their leadership, focus, and commitment both on and off the field helped build the championship culture that drove the Horsemen to success. Congratulations to the Sleepy Hollow Horsemen!
This November, Steer partnered with the Junior League of Westchester on the Sound to coordinate a Thanksgiving Food Drive supporting student-athletes and their families. Through this collaborative effort, the drive successfully provided Thanksgiving meals to 12 Student-Athletes and their families. The Junior League of Westchester On Sound played a key role in organizing and supporting this initiative, ensuring that each family received everything needed for a complete holiday celebration. The initiative highlighted the importance of community partnerships in addressing seasonal food insecurity and supporting local youth. The food drive reflects Steer’s ongoing mission to uplift student-athletes and strengthen the network of resources available to them throughout the year.
 We’re proud to share that STEER has been highlighted in MyRye.com’s 2025 Giving Series, which recognizes impactful nonprofits in our community. The feature spotlights our mission to support and empower students through mentorship, academic guidance, and personal development. We’re grateful for the recognition and for everyone who helps make our work possible. Check out the link below!
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