Alumni Athletes

Boys

Adrian Watts ’20 - Middlebury College

• Became the 6th player in SAS history to score 1,000 career points.

Malik Velmar ’17 - Bates College

Jordan Bonner ’15 - Wesleyan University

• Captain
• NESCAC Defensive Player of the Year
• Became 24th player in program history to score 1,000 career points
• Started the Cardinal Community Classic to raise money to support cancer patients with financial needs.

Myles Stephens ’15 - Princeton University

• 1st Team All-Ivy selection (’18-’19) while leading the Tigers in rebounding (6.4 per game) and was second in scoring (13.6 per game). Reached 1,000 career points his senior season.
• Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year 
• Ivy League Tournament Most Outstanding Player
• Currently playing professionally in Europe

Ben Bentil ’14 - Providence College

• Selected by the Boston Celtics with the 51st overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft. Made his NBA debut with the Dallas Mavericks in 2017.
• Currently playing in the Turkish BSL with Bahcesehir Koleji. Has made stops in Greek Basket League, Bilbao Basket (Spain), and LNB Pro A (France).
• AP Honorable Mention All-American
• Led the Big East with 21.1 PPG, field goals made (246) and free throws made (194).
• Named 1st Team All-Big East and the conference's Most Improved Player.
• Led Providence to a national ranking and a #9 seed in the 2016 NCAA Tournament
• One of five finalists for prestigious 2016 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Center of the Year Award

Austin Tilghman ’14 - Monmouth University

• MAAC Sixth Man of the Year (’16-’17) his senior season after leading Monmouth in rebounding (5.9 RPG).

Eric Boateng ’05 - Arizona State University

• Gatorade State Player of the Year in Delaware (2005)
• McDonald's All-American at ASU along with teammate James Harden
• Member of the British Olympic Association's Athletes' Commission
• Professional career includes time in the NBA D-League, the Greek Basket League, the BBL (Germany), LA Union (Argentina), ADA Blois and in the NM1 (France). He has been a regular for Great Britain's team since 2006.

Ned Tippe '68 - Basketball Club Australia

Boys

Kyle Share ’23 – Occidental College

Alec Baretto ’18 – Swarthmore College

Alex Horgan ’18 – Boston College

Malcolm Brown ’14 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Daniel Maguire ’14 – Dalhousie University

Alec Hill ’12 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Morgan Scoville ’00 – Villanova University

• Team earned 6th place finish at 2000 NCAA National Championship

Will Robinson '97 – Colgate University

Wilson Everhart III ’95 – Colby College

Boys

Flynn Bowman ’22 - Sewanee: The University of the South

Sage Cookerly ’22 - Sewanee: The University of the South

Griffin Batson ’20 - Centre College

John Paris ’17 - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Henry Martellier ’15 - Wesleyan University

• 2018 National Champion

Andy Grabis ’13 - Dickinson College

• Captain his senior season
• Scholar All-American

Khary Dennis ’12 - Williams College

John MacIntosh ’12 - Wesleyan University

Bucky Pierce ’10 - Middlebury College

Russell Train ’10 - Williams College

Phillip Valiant ’08 - Haverford College

Luke Walter ’08 - Washington & Lee University

Alexander J. Falciani ’07 - Sewanee: The University of the South

Elijah Weeks ’05 - Williams College

• Director of Player Development for Yale Athletics
• Current Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Wesleyan University
• Two-sport letter winner (football and lacrosse) at Williams College

Ben Smith ’05 - Bowdoin College

Dave Page ’04 - Kenyon College

Greg Montgomery ’03 - Gettysburg College

Dicken Counts ’01 - Williams College

John Landay ’97 - Wesleyan University

• Wesleyan Hall of Fame
• In 2001, Landay led the nation with 121 points (73 goals, 48 assists), setting a single-season points record that still stands at Wesleyan. That 121-point season carried him to NESCAC Player of the Year and Third Team All-American honors.
• His 186 career goals is still a program record while he totaled 306 points (186 goals, 120 assists) in 67 career games.
• On top of a 17-win season as a senior, Landay helped lead Wesleyan to the team's first Little Three title since 1983.

Nick Barker ’96 - Williams College

Andrew Slater ’96 - Yale University

Paul Bramble ’95 - Gettysburg College

Andrew Reynolds ’95 - Bates College

Dan Sheats ’95 - Gettysburg College

Fritz McCall ’93 - Williams College

Rob Toomey ’92 - Bates College

Ned Tippe ’68 - Dickinson College

Fritz Hoffecker ’67 - Princeton University

Boys

Ema Appenteng ’23 - Ohio Wesleyan University

Nick Lilley ’21 - Williams College

Ben Horgan ’19 - Washington College

• 2021 Centennial Conference Champions (Shoremen Athletics)
• 2021 Team MVP

Evan Murray ’18 - Sewanee: The University of the South

Damon Wilson ’04 - Monmouth University

• NSCAA/Adidas Division I All-North Atlantic Region First-Team
• Played professional soccer in Austria for three years
• Founded athletic agency Transfair Sports Group in 2011

Mike Cordeiro ’98 - Johns Hopkins University

• ECAC Champions 1999, 2001
• NCAA quarter finalist 1998, Round of 16 in 2000

Ben Kennedy '97 - Dartmouth College

John Craighill '97 - United States Naval Academy

Thad McBride ’91 - Princeton University

• 3x All-Ivy League selection
• Led the Tigers to an Ivy League Championship his junior season. The team also reached the Final Four for the first and only time in program history.
• McBride's coach throughout his Princeton career was Bob Bradley, the US Men's National team head coach from 2006-2011 and led them to the Round of 16 in 2010.
• Earned Princeton's David S. Hackett Memorial Soccer Cup (MVP) in 1994
• Awarded the William Winston Roper 1902 Trophy his senior year, which is given annually to a Princeton senior man of high scholastic rank and outstanding qualities of sportsmanship and general proficiency in athletics
• Played professionally in England for Cambridge United Football Club

Gil Williams ’87 - Duke University

• Semi-Pro with Trenton GAK
• Made final cuts with Cincinnati and Los Angeles of National Professional Soccer League

Ned Trippe ’68 - Dickinson College

• Won National Championship in Australia and New Zealand

Fritz Hoffecker ’67 - Princeton University

Charles M. Barclay ’54 - University of Pennsylvania

Boys

William Atkinson ’22 - Amherst College

Ted Pyle ’21 - Haverford College

Zadoc Bond ’21 - Haverford College

Tripp Peters ’19 - Hamilton College

Graham Nielsen ’18 - Hamilton College

Chris Gsell ’15 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Oscar Merino '15 - Williams College

Noah Rickolt ’14 - Davidson College

Nick Desrosier ’13 - Bucknell University

Riley McDonough ’13 - Dartmouth College

Zachary Roach ’13 - Wesleyan University

• 2015-16 & 2016-17 NESCAC All-Academic Team
• 2016-17 co-captain

Pep Ruckpanich ’13 - Richmond University

Michael Ding ’12 - Davidson College

Graham Dworkin ’12 - Trinity College

• NESCAC All-Academic as a sophomore and junior

Alex Lynch ’11 - Trinity College

Ted Unger ’02 - Williams College

• 2005-06 Team Captain

Randolph McEvoy '97 — Princeton University

Charlie Durkin '97 — Princeton University

Talley Wettlaufer ’95 - Cornell University

Joshua Charlton ’92 - Connecticut College

Pier Friend ’84 - Williams College

Boys

Wilson Archie ’18 - Roanoke College

Keegan Pando ’17 - Middlebury College

Xander Geiersbach ’16 - Colby College

Tyler Gehrs ’09 - Washington and Lee University

Wills Cooper ’09 - Davidson College

• Davidson record-holder as a member of the 400 medley, 200 freestyle and 400 freestyle relays; Top-10 performer in the 50 free (:20.76/4th), the 100 free (:45.83/6th) and the 200 free (1:42.96/8th)
• NISCA All-America in the 200 Free Relay in 2008-09 while at St. Andrew's

Nate Cooper ’05 - Bates College

Mike Kuehlwein ’76 - Swarthmore College