Alumni Athletes
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- Soccer
- Squash
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- Track & Field
- Wrestling
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Baseball
Baylen Manocha ’18 - Bates College
Charles Stayton ’07 - University of Pennsylvania
Joe Bradley ’91 - Middlebury College
- All-State halfback in football at St. Andrew's in 1990
Bill Brakeley '86 - University of Delaware
- Drafted in the 4th round of the 1989 MLB Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers
- Posted a 12-7 record with a 4.10 ERA in three minor league seasons with Helena (Rookie League) and Beloit (Single-A)
- At St. Andrew's, Brakeley tallied 20 career wins and 287 strikeouts. He is the only pitcher to strike out 10 consecutive batters in a game.
Al Day ’64 - Dickinson College
Basketball
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
Girls
Morgan Hallow ’15 - Trinity College
Janee’ Dennis ’14 - Cornell University
Elizabeth Ross ’01 - Gettysburg College
- Scored over 1,000 points in 103 career games; currently ranks 13th all-time scorer at Gettysburg.
Chesa Profaci ‘80 - Smith College, Washington College
Crew
Boys Crew
Ike Lawrence ’23 - Dartmouth College
Myles Derabertis ’23 - Hamilton College
Gavin Green ’22 - Brown University
Gavin Frazer ’22 - United States Naval Academy
Oliver Firmenich ’21 - Bates College
Felix Hernandez ’21 - United States Coast Guard Academy
Zack LeRoy ’21 - Williams College
Matt Mitchell ’21 - Trinity College
Xander Atalay ’19 - University of Virginia
Tad Scheibe ’19 - Williams College
Espen Wheeler ’18 - Bates College
Harrison Foley ’17 - United States Naval Academy
Max Mayer ’17 - Wesleyan University
Avi Veluchamy ’17 - University of Pennsylvania
Luke Forsthoefel ’16 - Wesleyan University
Jay Jacobs ’15 - George Washington University
Brandon Baker ’14 - Wesleyan University
Jordan Rogers ’14 - Harvard University
Peter Burrus ’13 - University of Wisconsin-Madison
Bobby Moffitt ’12 - Dartmouth University
- Captain as a senior; won the Thaddeus Seymour Rowing Award
Jeffrey Rogers ’12 - Harvard University
- Named to All-Ivy League Second team as a junior in 2017
- As a freshman, earned a gold medal at EARC Sprints in the 2V and a bronze medal in the Grand Finals at the IRA National Championships with the 2V
Peter Zendt ’09 - Trinity College
Taylor Brown '08 - Brown University
Thatcher Barton '08 - Cornell University
Tyler Caldwell '07 - Harvard University
Tom Stephens '97 – Dartmouth College
Simon Saddleton '97 — Cornell University
George Hutton '97 — Trinity College
Jonathan Frank ’94 - Brown University
- 1995 D1 National Champions
Dominic Seiterle ’94 - Dartmouth College
- 2008 Olympic gold medallist and World Rowing Championships gold medallist as a member of Canada's 8+
- Won three gold medals at the 2007 World Rowing Cup regattas and a gold at the 2007 Henley Royal Regatta
David Foley ’93 - Georgetown University
Cal Hurtt ’90 - Harvard University
Edward (Ted) Wilgis ’83 - Connecticut College
Ned Tippe ’68 - Rowing Club Australia
Gardner Cadwalader ’66 - University of Pennsylvania
George Shuster ’63 - Yale University
Ernie Cruikshank ’62 - Princeton University
Henry Hillenmeyer ’61 - Yale University
John Pinney ’61 - Yale University
Steve Walke ’60 - Yale University
Hunter Harris ’59 - Trinity College
William Brownlee ’44 - Cornell University
Girls Crew
Emma Hopkins ’23 - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bridget Schutt ’23 - Tufts University
Griffin Pitt ’21 - University of Pennsylvania
Kate Butcher ’21 - University of Pennsylvania
Amrit Chapman ’21 - Georgetown University
Elizabeth Hall ’21 - Rollins College
Christine Wu ’20 - Dartmouth University
Parkie Mosley ’20 - Wesleyan University
Alyse Ray ’20 - United States Naval Academy
Christine Wu ’20 - Dartmouth University
Margaret Murphy ’19 - Princeton University
- Coxed the Princeton Women's Lightweight 1V to 2023 and 2022 National Championships
- 2022 Pocock Lightweight All-American
- Earned gold medals at the IRA Varsity Eight and Eastern Sprints Varsity Eight
- 2022 IRA All-Academic Team
Claire Miller ’18 - Georgetown University
Noelle Yoo ’18 - Wellesley College
Hannah Beams ’17 - Bates College
Caitlin Cobb ’17 - Bucknell University
Camy Hines ’16 - Smith College
Eleni Scurletis ’16 - Tufts University
Amanda Sin ’16 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Millie Spencer ’16 - Georgetown University
Kristen Bowman ’15 - University of Southern California
Emma Porrazzo ’15 - Wesleyan University
Emma Lea Wheeler '15 - Bates College
Bella Miller ’14 - Bates College
Bertie Miller ’14 - Williams College
Kelsey Barolak ’13 - Harvard University
Susannah Donoho ’13 - Colby College
Alexandra Porrazzo ’13 - Georgetown University
Liza Tarbell ’13 - Bowdoin College
Emily Troisi ’13 - Georgetown University
Mary Wilson ’12 - Duke University
Katie Toothman ’12 - Stanford University
Rachel Pederson ’10 - Bates College
Leah Watson ’10 - Lewis and Clark College
Hayley Swan ’09 - Williams College
Sydney (Tooze) Taylor '08 - Williams College
Elise Desimone '08 - Colby College
Eloise Repeczky ’07 - Sewanee: The University of the South
Serena Roberts Houlihan ’01 - Brown University
Annie Taylor Douthit ’00 - Bates College
Meaghan Keely Schwarting ’99 - University of Virginia
Holly Fling Austin ’97 - Harvard University
Morgan Foster '97 — Brown University
Andi Mulholland Whitaker ’95 - University of Delaware
Jennifer Hurtt Mullins ’88
Cross-Country
Boys
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
Girls
Lily Murphy ’23 - Hamilton College
Emma Tapscott ’18 - Williams College
- Received 2019 Most Improved team award
- Also competes on the Williams track & field team
- Helped team finish 7th at the DIII National Championship while racing #5 during her senior season
Caitlin Porrazzo ’15 - Tufts University
Molly Belk ’12 - Williams College
Lucy Iselin ’12 - Kenyon College
Field Hockey
Molly Starkey ’23 - Sewanee: The University of the South
Neva Richardson ’16 - Smith College
Ellen Copper ’14 - Sewanee: The University of the South
Celeste Lancaster ’13 - Williams College
Joanie Oates ’13 - Bates College
Tilden Davis ’10 - Sewanee: The University of the South
- 2013 Captain
- All Conference 2nd team
- All- American SAA team
Kate Sidebottom '96 - University of North Carolina
- 2x NCAA Champion
- 3x NFHCA Academic All-American
Claire Colburn ’87 - Haverford College
- Co-Captain Senior year
Chesa Profaci ’80 - Smith College, Washington College
Football
Brandon Graves '22 - University of Pennsylvania Sprint Football
Phineas Hunt ’22 - Middlebury College
Tony Wang '22 - Middlebury College
Mason McKee ’21 - Colby College
Tre Thomas ’21 - Gettysburg College
Micah Turpin ’19 - Bates College
John McKee ’18 - Kenyon College
Jaryd Jones ’17 - Kenyon College
Alec Maloney ’17 - Grinnell College
John Paris ’17 - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Letter winner in football (2) and lacrosse (4)
Andrew Zaiser ’16 - Kenyon College
Sam Gowen ’14 - Williams College
- Led the team in sacks his junior year
Jake Myers ’12 - Dickinson College
- Finished his career ranked 10th all-time in career tackles
Chris Burton ’08 - Gettysburg College
Elijah Weeks ’05 - Williams College
- Currently the Director of Player Development for Yale Athletics
- Current Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Wesleyan University
- Two-sport letter winner (football and lacrosse) at Williams College
Tony Alleyne ’01 - Wesleyan University
- Coached Track in NC
- Won 2006 Flag Football Championship in Charlotte, NC
- Coached football and basketball at St. Andrew's
Geoff Dewire '98 - Amherst College
Lyles Glenn ’74 - Washington & Lee, University of South Carolina
William (Bill) E. Stevenson ’62 - Washington & Lee University, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Lacrosse
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
John MacIntosh ’12 - Wesleyan University
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 Reynolds ’95 - Bates College
Fritz McCall '93 - Williams College
Rob Toomey '92 - Bates College
Ned Tippe ’68 - Dickinson College
Fritz Hoffecker ’67 - Princeton University
Girls
Molly Starkey ’23 - Sewanee: The University of the South
Piper Ackermann '19 - Middlebury College
- 2023, 2022, 2021 NESCAC All-Academic
- 2023, 2022, 2021 National Champion
Nancy Tucker ’19 - Haverford College
Hannah Sailer ’17 - Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Louisa Belk ’16 - Williams College
- Girls Cross-Country Runner of the Year, State Champion, Gatorade Delaware Girls Cross-Country Runner of the Year
Riley Shipley ’16 - Randolph Macon College
Eliza Wainwright ’15 - Swarthmore College
Aly Saliba ’14 - Franklin & Marshall College
Helen Cammerzell ’13 - Duke University
Joanie Oates ’13 - Bates College
Molly Belk ’12 - Williams College
- Also played four years of lacrosse
Khary Dennis ’12 - Williams College
Nina Labovich ’12 - Wesleyan University
Grace Saliba ‘12 - Franklin & Marshall College
- 2015 IWCLA All-American, All-Centennial Conference First Team
Madison Beres '11 - Hamilton College
Amanda Gahagan ’11 - Babson College
Lucinda Caldwell ’10 - Brown University
Susie Gurzenda ’09 - Kenyon College
Beth Martin ’09 - Swarthmore College
Alexa Caldwell ’07 - Brown University
Elizabeth Burns ’05 - Williams College
- 2008 and 2009 IWCLA All-American defender; two-time All-NESCAC.
- Led the NESCAC her senior year with 50 ground balls (T-1st) while also ranking among leaders with 30 draw controls (T-8th) and 29 caused turnovers (4th).
Sarah Walter ’04 - Davidson College
- Served as captain her senior year; finished with 40 career assists, placing her fifth all-time at Davidson.
Emma Wallace ’03 - Johns Hopkins University
- First Team All-American as a high-school senior
Meredith Goeller ’00 - Trinity College
Heidi Pearce ’00 - Johns Hopkins University
- Member of the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame and Johns Hopkins Sports Hall of Fame
- At St. Andrew's, won two State Player of the Year awards and was named an All-American after her senior season
- At JHU, was an All-Conference selection, two-time team captain, and First Team All-American as a senior
- Served as the head coach at Washington College from 2013 to 2018; won the Centennial Conference Coach of the Year Award twice over that span
Robin Juliano ’99 - Brown University
Bernadette Devine ’99 - Harvard University
Eva Sayre '97 — Duke University
Victoria Pfeiffer Metz ’95 - Wesleyan University
Claire Colburn ’87 - Haverford College
Soccer
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
Girls
Leandre Pestcoe ’19 - Washington University
PJ Bugg Turner ’99 - Davidson College
Penn Graves ’98 - Davidson College
- Captain, Team MVP
Squash
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
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
Girls
Annie Roach ’18 - Wesleyan University
Brookie McIlvaine '16 - University of Pennsylvania
Sara Coyne '14 - University of Pennsylvania
Celeste Lancaster ’13 - Williams College
Abigail Smith ’13 - Wesleyan University
- 2016-17 NESAC All-Sportsmanship Team
- 2016-17 co-captain
Cesca Fleischer ’12 - Stanford University
Liza Bayless ’11 - Wesleyan University
- 2015-16 Team Captain
- Liza Bayless Goes 5-0 to Start Second Semester (Wesleyan Athletics)
Henrietta Golet ’11 - Franklin & Marshall College
Elizabeth Rajasingh ’10 - University of Virginia
- 2014 Epps Cup Champions
- Scholar Athlete Award
Katherine Belk ’09 - Williams College
Nina Fleischer ’09 - Brown University
Mia Fry ’09 - Williams College
Quincy McCoy ’92 - Princeton University
Swimming
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
Mike Kuehlwein ’76 - Swarthmore College
Girls
Madison Macalintal ’22 - Wesleyan University
Elizabeth Rainey ’22 - Colgate University
Sarah Caron ’19 - Dickinson College
Caroline Fry ’16 - Franklin & Marshall College
Liza Tarbell ’13 - Bowdoin College
Rachel Pederson ’10 - Bates College
Annie Taylor Doutit ’10 - Bates College
Jennifer Hurtt Mullins ’88 - Mt. Holyoke College
Tennis
Allaire Berl ’22 - Kenyon College
- All-American
Kara McDonough ’12 - Johns Hopkins University
Vicki Klumb ’87 - Hamilton College
Pier Friend ’84 - Williams College
- 1987 NESCAC Champions
- Plays in national, regional, and local tournaments
Chesa Profaci ’80 - Smith College, Washington College
Paul Rada ’76 - University of Delaware
Blake Norris Battin ’54 - Franklin & Marshall College, Kent State University
Charles M. Barclay ’54 - University of Pennsylvani
Track & Field
Wrestling
Austin Glessner ’11 - Franklin & Marshall College
Earl Walker ’91 - Boston University
- 1994 NCAA Division I All-America in the 158-pound division, when he finished 3rd in the NCAA Tournament, marking the highest finish ever by a B.U. wrestler. Earned the "Mickey" Cochran Memorial Award, presented to Boston University's top male athlete after compiling a 37-3 record in all matches. As a senior, he was ranked as high as number one in the nation, served as team captain and earned MVP honors.
- At NCAAs as a sophomore in 1993, he defeated the number-one seed and went on to finish in the top 12 in the nation at 158-pounds, compiling a 26-5 record.
- Inducted into the Boston University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2002; inducted into the Delaware Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2004.
- While at St. Andrews School, Walker was a two-time Delaware high school state champion, winning the 145-pound title as a junior and the 152-pound division during his senior year. He was also a national champion his senior season.
- Earned a doctorate in Counseling Psychology. Served as head coach of Delaware State for three seasons after assisting at B.U. and U.C. Davis.
Timothy W. Peters ’66 - University of Delaware
Walter D. Phillips ’59 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Bill Ray Russell ’56 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Captain Senior year
- 14 Boston Marathons
G. Leonard Shea ’51 - University of Pennsylvania
- Co-Captain Senior year