There are so many opportunities that I can get here that I am not able to get anywhere else.
Learn more about Peddie Athletics’ first Iron Falcon of the 2026-27 academic year: Samantha Kent ’27.
Read: More Than Just a Lift: Samantha Kent’s Iron Falcon Journey
A summer research experience helped Charlotte Ji Dressel ’27 discover unexpected connections between her passions for science, music and service.
Read: Making Connections
Student leaders and Head of School Jim Hamilton emphasize the importance of passion and self-discovery as new academic year begins.
Read: Peddie’s 163rd Year Begins with Passionate Convocation
Meet the latest additions to the Peddie faculty family stepping onto campus for the 2026-27 school year.
Read: Peddie Welcomes New Faculty
Meet the new Peddie Falcon: a bold expression of who we are and what it takes to compete at Peddie.
Read: The Falcon has Landed
With more than 20 years of experience, Lea Clarke will lead Peddie’s girls JV volleyball team, in the program’s resurgence since 2007.
Read: Lea Clarke Introduced As Girls JV Volleyball Head Coach
Buchner, Fernandez, Stizza and Treese earn All-Prep honors as Coach Erik Treese is named All-Prep Coach of the year.
Read: Treese Named Baseball All-Prep Coach of the Year
In a banner season, Anna Treese ’26, Mikala Kuser ’27 and Head Coach Amanda Vos Strache are recognized.
Read: Falcons sweep The Trentonian’s All-Prep Girls Lacrosse honors
Sarah Dessner begins her first season as head coach of Peddie’s varsity girls basketball program, bringing a championship background.
Read: Head Coach, Sarah Dessner: Varsity Girls Basketball
The 2011 Peddie Softball Team claimed the Mid-Atlantic Prep League and NJISAA Prep A titles, the first for each accolade since 2008.
Read: 2011 Softball Team
With several accolades already under his belt, Peddie wrestling’s Landon Lill ’29 hasn’t even scratched the surface of his potential ceiling.
Read: Lill Goes to the Mat with Strategy and Comes Up All-American
Students who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in academics, the arts and athletics receive awards at the end of the academic year.
Read: Prize Winners 2026
With the recent appointment of a dedicated sustainability coordinator, Peddie is poised to build on its commitment to environmental stewardship.
Read: Sustainability at Peddie: Practice + Purpose
Anna Treese ’26 and Mikala Kuser ’27 reach major milestones while pushing the team to new heights this season.
Read: Driven to deliver: Treese and Kuser fuel girls lacrosse success
Rain couldn’t slow the Falcons at the 15th annual Swing Against Cancer Invitational, where Peddie captured three titles.
Read: Peddie Shines at 15th Annual Swing Against Cancer
A look back at a remarkable season of records broken and Falcons soaring to new heights.
Read: Winter Season In Review
Girls student-athletes are rewriting the record books, and momentum shows no signs of slowing.
Read: Falcon Girls’ Teams Rewrite the History Books
The addition of volleyball strengthens an already robust athletic program, joining nearly 50 teams across 16 sports.
Read: Girls Volleyball to return this fall
Each Peddie student is an assigned to an advisory group, led by a faculty member, where students check in and share support. Tour Guide Luke shares how his advisory group helps him navigate stress.
Read: How my advisory group keeps me grounded
With young newcomers, Peddie varsity girls softball has sights set high.
Read: Young Talent Ready to Take the Diamond for Peddie Varsity Girls Softball
Students and families honored both the Korean and Chinese Lunar New Year through vibrant performances, shared traditions and festive community gatherings.
Read: Lunar New Year Celebrations
After a nationwide search, Matthew Roach has been named Peddie’s next Associate Head of School, Head of School Jim Hamilton announced. Roach, who is currently the Director of Teaching and […]
Read: Matthew Roach Selected as Next Associate Head of School
Harvard professor and Peddie alumnus Dr. Mike Smith discusses the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence in the classroom.
Read: Navigating the AI Crisis in Education
With Peddie’s after school activities and incredible community, tour guide Sofia finds that being a day student means having a home away from home.
Read: What I Love About Being a Day Student
At Peddie, lessons learned in athletics stay with you for life. Tour guide Saanvi knows that it’s not just about victories on the court; it’s about the friendships formed there. […]
Read: Being an athlete at Peddie taught me how to be a teammate
The Peddie community gathered outside Ayer Memorial Chapel to mark the beginning of the school’s 162nd academic year with Convocation.
Read: Peddie’s 162nd Year Opens with Inspiring Convocation
Get to know the newest members of the Peddie faculty family, including award-winning educators and alumni.
Read: Peddie Welcomes New Faculty
Bryan Zhao ’27 reflects on his UK summer tour as a violinist with the Stretto Youth Chamber Orchestra, where he performed in nine locations.
Read: Sharing the Joy of Music
Tour guide Claire shares some insider tips on having an incredible Peddie tour.
Read: How to get the most out of your Peddie tour
Peddie’s Artivism club partnered with an elementary school in Trenton to create a student-designed tile mural. Involving 480 kids, the project promoted creativity and community.
Read: One Tile at a Time: The Artivism Mural Project
Students who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in academics, the arts and athletics receive awards at the end of the academic year.
Read: Prize Winners 2025
After a dominant season on the regional circuit, Peddie Robotics shines at FIRST Championships in Houston.
Read: Grit, Gears and Glory
Junior varsity athletes see accomplishments come to fruition through hard work over the year at The Peddie School.
Read: Junior Varsity Teams Set the Stage for Success
George Nazario brings years of head coaching experience to the Peddie varsity boys soccer team.
Read: Head Coach, George Nazario: Varsity Boys Soccer
Andrew Slade enters his first season as head coach of Peddie varsity boys tennis and looks forward to creating a strong culture for his team.
Read: Head Coach, Andrew Slade: Varsity Boys Tennis
What’s a 9th grader to do when they first step on campus? Take a deep breath and take some advice from tour guide Ananya.
Read: Advice for a 9th Grader
A universe of adventures and experiences awaits you at Peddie. These are tour guide Connor’s top 10.
Read: 10 things every Falcon should do before graduating
At Peddie, tour guide Lexie found a supportive community that inspired her to discover new interests and try new things.
Read: Why I love Peddie
With 25 years of experience coaching football, Mark Fabish brings a formidable pedigree as head coach of Peddie varsity football.
Read: Head Coach, Mark Fabish: Varsity Football
In Brian Dubrule’s inaugural year as assistant coach in 2019, the team clinched the MAPL Championship, securing victory by a single stroke. Exciting as that was for Dubrule, his favorite […]
Read: Head Coach, Brian Dubrule: Varsity Girls Golf
Peddie varsity boys lacrosse head coach Rich D’Andrea’s ’01 lacrosse experience runs deep, with several accolades.
Read: Head Coach, Rich D’Andrea: Varsity Boys Lacrosse
Peddie varsity boys golf head coach Ben Bickford always looked at Peddie as a dream job and joined the Peddie community.
Read: Head Coach, Ben Bickford: Varsity Boys Golf
Peddie varsity girls field hockey head coach Julie Sheldon ’05 has strong Falcon roots and is proud to watch her players compete.
Read: Head Coach, Julie Sheldon: Varsity Girls Field Hockey
Throughout his tenure at Peddie, several standout moments in Peddie athletics have left a lasting impression on Head Coach Matt Roach.
Read: Head Coach, Matt Roach: Varsity Girls Soccer
Barb Grudt said the most rewarding part of coaching the Falcons is going to Mercer Lake every day and watching kids row.
Read: Head Coach, Barb Grudt: Varsity Girls Rowing
Grant Edwards had many memorable and supportive coaches when he was younger (including his dad) who inspired him to pursue coaching.
Read: Head Coach, Grant Edwards: Varsity Boys Cross Country
Brian Dubrule became the head coach of the Peddie varsity girls tennis program in 2004 and later took charge of the varsity boys team in 2008.
Read: Head Coach, Brian Dubrule: Varsity Girls Tennis
Tom Meneskie begins his first year as head coach of the Peddie varsity girls softball team, but is no stranger to Peddie Athletics.
Read: Head Coach, Tom Meneskie: Varsity Girls Softball
After two years as assistant coach for Peddie varsity girls lacrosse, Amanda Vos Strache begins her first season as head coach.
Read: Head Coach, Amanda Vos Strache: Varsity Girls Lacrosse
First-year Peddie varsity boys rowing coach John Kauffman learned to row at Bucknell University and came to love the sport.
Read: Head Coach, John Kauffman: Varsity Boys Rowing
The 2008-2009 Peddie girls basketball team epitomized toughness and excellence, achieving a remarkable 24-2 record
Read: 2008-2009 Girls Basketball Team
Peddie’s 2024-2025 wrestling team has three female competitors, each in different stages of their wrestling careers.
Read: Wrestle Like a Girl
Bestselling author Megan Miranda ’99 returned to Peddie to share her expertise with students.
Read: Thrills and Chills with Megan Miranda ’99
Being back at Peddie has felt like coming home. McKnight ’10, who played basketball at Peddie, is head coach for varsity girls basketball.
Read: Head Coach, Bridgette McKnight: Varsity Girls Basketball
Peddie varsity wrestling head coach Austin Frank started coaching in 2015 at Peddie and hasn’t looked back.
Read: Head Coach, Austin Frank: Varsity Wrestling
Growing up four blocks from campus, Tim Brennan felt destined to work at Peddie and he has coached track at Peddie since 1992.
Read: Head Coach, Tim Brennan: Varsity Track and Field
Meet Emmett Walling, head coach of Peddie’s varsity swim team, who joined the Peddie athletic staff in 2018 as an assistant coach.
Read: Head Coach, Emmett Walling: Varsity Swimming
An incredible high school experience begins with great teachers. Tour guide Molly talks about the teachers who have made her time at Peddie so special.
Read: My favorite teachers at Peddie
Leena Mirchandani ’25 reflects on her Signature Experience.
Read: Peddie Senior’s Summer at CHOP Leads to Research Milestone
The Peddie Varsity Boys Basketball team defended their title as champions of the Peddie School Invitational Tournament (PSIT), only the second time to do so in the 51-year history of […]
Read: Boys Basketball Team Wins PSIT
A supportive community can help students conquer life’s toughest challenges. Tour guide Chloe shares her story about how the whole Peddie community, from the classroom to the athletic field, lifted her up.
Read: Support is everywhere: how the Peddie community lifted me up
Associate Director of Admission Hannah McCollum has your back with this comprehensive guide to composing your application essay.
Read: Be You: The Application Essay
Introducing the 2024 Peddie Sports Hall of Fame Inductees
Read: Peddie Sports Hall of Fame 2024
Peddie unveils the Zhao and Li Family Fitness and Exercise Center, a game-changing addition.
Read: Elevating Performance
The Falcons claimed victory over Blair Academy, capturing the Kelley-Potter Cup on November 9. Relive the best day ever!
Read: Falcons Beat the Bucs
As the 2024 Presidential Election approached, Peddie students took the lead, diving deep into the policies of both candidates and educating their peers on the decision that American voters faced this year.
Read: On the Front Lines: How Peddie Students Prepared for the 2024 Election
Max Greyserman ’13 made a remarkable entrance onto the PGA Tour as a rookie this summer.
Read: Max Greyserman ’13: A Rising Star on the PGA Tour
Explore hidden campus gems, from a secret tunnel to a Heisman Trophy, in this behind-the-scenes tour.
Read: Unseen Peddie: The VIP Campus Tour
Sree Lakkamraju ’25 has found an inclusive community at Peddie, but managing her Tourette Syndrome symptoms is a continuous effort.
Read: Sree Lakkamraju ’25 is Changing the Conversation on Tourette Syndrome
Bryan Zhao ’27 becomes the youngest advocate to testify for Asian American studies at the statehouse.
Read: Education for a New Generation
In the ever-evolving digital innovation landscape, Kumar has emerged as a trailblazer.
Read: Brandon Kumar ’12 Graces Forbes 30 Under 30
For 100 years, Annenberg Hall, originally named Memorial Hall, has stood as the centerpiece of The Peddie School campus, a symbol of tradition and progress.
Read: Annenberg Hall at 100
Retiring Head of School Peter Quinn reflects on his years at Peddie, the school’s enduring spirit of reinvention and the legacy he leaves behind.
Read: The Citizen-Maker
From the Spring/Summer 2020 Peddie Chronicle: For Peddie’s senior class, the pandemic impacted several meaningful milestones.
Read: Missing Out on Milestones
Five years later, Peddie’s Class of 2020 looks back on their disrupted senior year.
Read: The Class of 2020 Revisited
Peddie Food Service (PFS) garnishes menus with the familiar and the fun.
Read: The Dish on Campus Dining
After 36 years of inspiring students and enriching the Peddie community, Director of Visual Arts Cathy Watkins and History Teacher and Writer-in-Residence Paul Watkins are retiring.
Read: Cathy and Paul Watkins Bid Farewell to Peddie
How Peddie students are managing real money and gaining unmatched financial experience.
Read: Taking on Wall Street: Inside Peddie’s Student Investment Program
New Athletic Director Rich D’Andrea ’01 is on a mission to strengthen Peddie’s competitive edge.
Read: The Future of Peddie Athletics
Peddie offers its students an opportunity to attend impressive shows.
Read: Peddie Boasts Strong Fall Art Trip Lineup
Eight Peddie seniors have earned the honor of National Merit Scholar Semifinalists and have advanced for eligibility to be named finalists in spring.
Read: Peddie Scores High with Eight National Merit Scholar Semifinalists
Jared Graziano ’11 returned to Peddie to hold a panel discussion about recruiting for college baseball and shared gratitude for his Peddie experience.
Read: Jared Graziano ’11 Says Peddie Was “One of the Best Decisions I Ever Made”
The Head of School Transition Committee will work closely with Peter Quinn and the senior leadership team to ensure that Jim Hamilton is welcomed into Peddie smoothly, efficiently and well-positioned […]
Read: Head of School Transition Committee
Dear Peddie Friends and Family, I write to tell you that I will be retiring from Peddie on June 30, 2025. Respecting the search process timeline, Board Chair Doug Davidson […]
Read: Peter Quinn Announces Retirement
Tour guide Claire Lin has the scoop on our coziest study spots and the best finds at the library snack bar.
Read: The 5 best things about Annenberg Library
Every student who visits Peddie for an interview receives a tour of our campus, guided by a Peddie student. Tour guide Juah Lee has three tips to help you on your journey.
Read: How to get the most from your Peddie tour
Student leaders and Head of School Peter Quinn emphasize community, personal growth as new academic year dawns.
Read: Peddie’s 161st Year Begins with Inspiring Convocation
Organizer Aanya Tolat ’25 shares the behind-the-scenes journey.
Read: PeddieHacks: How Students Pulled Off A 48-Hour Global Hackathon
Find out who the new faculty members are as they join the Peddie community for the start of the 2024-25 school year.
Read: New Faculty Join the Flock
Dear Members of the Peddie Community, Since my last report to you announcing our selection of the Isaacson Miller search firm, the HOS Search Committee has made important progress on the schedule […]
Read: Head of School Search Update
At least 26 books that the New York Times ranked in the top 100 of the 21st century have been part of the Peddie curriculum.
Read: Peddie’s Top Reads: Aligning with The New York Times Best 100 Books of the 21st Century
For tour guide Nash Li ’24, Sculpture was the best class ever. Here’s how he came to think of himself as a student-athlete-artist.
Read: The Best Class Ever
From her first moment on campus, tour guide Mimi Brick ’24 knew that Peddie was the place for her. Four years later, she thinks it might be the place for you too.
Read: Why I Chose Boarding School
Mark Fabish brings gridiron savvy and Jersey roots to Peddie’s turf.
Read: Peddie Scores Big with New Head Football Coach
The Head of School Search Committee has released the official position statement. Visit the Isaacson, Miller website to read the full statement, nominate a candidate or apply for the position. […]
Read: Head of School Position Statement
Noah Payne ’24 leads PSIT victory for boys basketball team.
Read: Boys Basketball are PSIT Champs
Tessa Hughes sets four track records, dominating season.
Read: Tessa Hughes ’26 on Record-breaking Spree
Peddie girls tennis wins first MAPL Championship.
Read: Varsity Girls Tennis Secures Maiden MAPL Championship
Three-peat division triumph propels Team 5895 to unprecedented success.
Read: Robotics Team Shines as Division Finalists at FIRST Championships
The future financial stability of Peddie is ensured through the generosity of 300+ Bell Society members: “Continuing the strong financial foundation created by those who have gone before us. Such an endeavor helps establish a lasting legacy of which we are proud to be a part …” — Rick Peters ’72 & Kim W. Peters
Read: The Bell Society
The Peddie Fund, a critical resource that impacts all aspects of campus life: “The teachers on this campus are not just here to teach, but to be there for us and to guide us to our fullest potential …” — Student Body Co-President Kyle Williams ’24
Read: The Peddie Fund
Our most important asset — our faculty: “Critical thinking is about to evolve, and savvy educators will stay out in front of the wave of change …” — Visual Arts Teacher Craig Dale P’24
Read: Faculty Support
Welcoming students with excitement, curiosity and character is our highest priority: “Over the past few years Peddie has offered me a variety of opportunities that define who I am today …” — Eliza Lamar ’25
Read: Access, Opportunity & Affordability
March 19, 2024 Dear Members of the Peddie Community, I am excited to share the news that the national firm of Isaacson, Miller has been retained to assist Peddie in […]
Read: Search Firm Selection
Trustees Doug Davidson ’64, Chair of the Committee Retired Partner, Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Chair Emeritus, Deans Advisory Council, George Washington University Law School Elected to the Board 2012; […]
Read: Head of School Search Committee
For Ryan Rong ’24, computer science was just a hobby. After creating an award-winning machine learning model that helps the deaf communicate via Zoom, he knows that his hobby has become a passion that will change the world.
Read: Chapel Talk: Finding My Passion in Computer Science
At Peddie, we have a plan for your college search. Find out how our College Counseling office guides each student through the process.
Read: What to Expect When Applying for College: A Peddie College Counseling Timeline
February 6, 2024 Dear Members of the Peddie Community, This letter accompanies Peter’s notice that he has decided to retire in June 2025 as Peddie’s Head of School. It is […]
Read: Letter from the Chair of the Board of Trustees
Tour guide and student body co-president Priyanka Seth knows how to make the most of a weekend at Peddie, on and off campus.
Read: Weekends at Peddie
Ella Chon ’24 has just two tips to get the most out of your Peddie education. But they’re really good ones.
Read: Two Simple Tips for an Incredible Peddie Experience
Tour guide Carlie Khadr ’24 shares her best and brightest moments at Peddie (so far).
Read: My Top Five Peddie Memories (So Far)
Boys secure MAPL and NJISAA Track Championships.
Read: Varsity Indoor Track Dominates
Noah Payne ’24 reaches 2,000 career points milestone.
Read: A Triumph of Talent and Tenacity
More Peddie instrumentalists than ever before have been accepted to the Central NJ Regional Orchestra, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic band.
Read: Peddie Musicians Shatter School Records
Peddie team secures top 10 spot in Wharton Global High School Investment Competition.
Read: Ace Analysts Advance
The Peddie Film Club had an extended conversation with Stephen Chbosky, the author, screenwriter and director of “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”.
Read: Director’s Cut: The Perks of Being a Peddie Student
Tessa Hughes ’26 shatters three school records in stellar indoor track and field season.
Read: Record-Breaking Triumph
From her first moment on campus, tour guide Mimi Brick ’24 knew that Peddie was the place for her. Four years later, she thinks it might be the place for […]
Read: Why I Chose Boarding School
Jerry Liu ’26 achieves perfect score in prestigious math competition.
Read: Mathematical marvel
Employee Art Exhibit unveils hidden talents and struggles.
Read: Behind the Smiles
Former Peddie soccer star is playing for Gibraltar’s Premier Division.
Read: Mac Naggar ’18 Shines on the International Soccer Stage
Want to get involved in the arts at Peddie? Let Brooke Gomez ’24 be your guide to Peddie Theater!
Read: 5 Steps to Have Fun at Peddie (Theater Edition)
Connor Signorin ’10 developed a deep love for swimming during his years as a Falcon.
Read: From Peddie to Open Water, Connor Signorin ’10 Makes a Splash
Rich D’Andrea is paving a new path forward for Peddie Athletics.
Read: Peddie’s Homegrown Talent Takes Charge as New Athletic Director
Tour Guide Emily has some tips for you in this love letter to her favorite spots in downtown Hightstown.
Read: Hightstown Sweet Hightstown: The Best Things About Peddie’s Hometown
Students advance their coding and team-building skills during PeddieHacks.
Read: Innovation Rises From Collaboration
The 2023-24 academic year officially began on September 4.
Read: Peddie’s 160th Year Opens With Convocation
Cabot brings a holistic perspective to his new role.
Read: Back At It: Raymond Cabot Returns for Second Stint as Director of Admission
Winners will attend the prestigious Cyber Foundations Academy.
Read: Students Named Cyber Scholars
A passion for programming and the need for an app to solve time management issues led Baruah to co-author a book with his dad.
Read: Shaurya Baruah ’24 Develops Time Management App and Co-Authors Book to Help Others
When Peddie Food Service (PFS) says they love special requests from students, they really mean it.
Read: Peddie Food Service Serves Up Smiles
State-of-the-art upgrades include a yoga studio, erg room and golf simulators.
Read: Flex Time: Peddie’s Fitness Center Set for Multi-Million Dollar Renovation
Ryan Rong ’24 and Curtis Zhou ’24 won big at Microsoft’s Imagine Cup with Audible Motion, a sign language to English translator.
Read: Creating an Automated Sign Language Translator
Cassidy ’23 knows that athletics at Peddie aren’t just an afternoon activity: they’re a friendship-growing, school spirit-building way of life.
Read: Flying With Falcons: My Athletic Journey at Peddie
When Zachary Sandman ’23 met his roommate, he didn’t realize he was also meeting a friend for life.
Read: How My Roommate and I Became Best Friends
Peddie and Hill School boys basketball coaches were destined to be friends.
Read: Fated Friends, Rival Coaches Go Head-to-Head
Questions about financial assistance? Director of Financial Aid and Associate Director of Admission Peter Park ’07 discusses Peddie’s commitment to access and affordability for excellent students from all over the world.
Read: Peddie’s Commitment to Access
The admission interview is your time to let the admission officer get to know you and your strengths and interests, while at the same time gauging if the school is a good match for you. Get expert advice including what to expect and how to prepare.
Read: What to Expect From Your Admission Interview (And How to Prepare)
Mike Armellino ’57 GP’19 believes an emotional connection to Peddie is critical in order to keep it moving forward, and he urges those who love the school to recognize the potential in Peddie and its students with equal parts foresight and conviction.
Read: It’s All About the Kids: A Peddie Alumnus Looks Back (And Ahead)
Matt Pustay served as the foundation on which much of the success of Peddie baseball rested as a dominant pitcher.
Read: Matt Pustay, Class of 2002: Baseball
Michael Price’s contributions to the Peddie cross country team and soccer program was incredibly valuable.
Read: Michael Price, Class of 1976
When one thinks of basketball at Peddie, one immediately thinks of John Plant, who also became Director of Athletics.
Read: John D. Plant, Class of 1906
In his five years of secondary school wrestling, Edward Pitts won every match but one and in his senior season, never lost a takedown.
Read: Edward Pitts, Class of 1952
Tom Petrino is one of the best natural goal scorers in Peddie’s history.
Read: Tom Petrino, Class of 1971
Haley Peters ’10 concluded her Peddie career second on the Falcons’ all-time scoring list with 1,551 points and also totaled 1,116 rebounds.
Read: Haley Peters, Class of 2010
Fernando Perez was perhaps the most electric and the most talented player during the most successful era in the history of Peddie baseball.
Read: Fernando Perez, Class of 2001: Baseball, Soccer
In 1949, Edward A. Perazone won every match, pinning all but two and broke the record for quick pins four times.
Read: Edward A. Perazone, Class of 1949
Though rowing is a team sport, Shelley Pearson’s individual accomplishments are equally impressive, as she credits Peddie for her success.
Read: Shelley Pearson, Class of 2009
Bruce T. DuMont served as the captain of the 1924 football team and as a member of the varsity basketball and baseball teams.
Read: Bruce T. DuMont, Class of 1925
Barbara J. Paul, class of 1990, was truly a pioneer in the sport of golf for women at a time when girls had few opportunities in the predominantly male sport.
Read: Barbara J. Paul, Class of 1990
The extraordinary leg muscles that propelled Willard Mitchell Hunter on the gridiron and track also powered him as a baseball hurler.
Read: Willard Mitchell Hunter, Class of 1954
PJ Horgan’s tenure at Peddie was defined by his dedication and versatility, as he excelled in three sports.
Read: PJ Horgan, Class of 1984
In the 1970’s, prep school swimming rapidly grew in stature with exceptional times that captured national attention.
Read: Benn W. Doyle, Class of 1976
A prolific scorer and tenacious competitor, Michael Parker found incredible success on the basketball court.
Read: Michael Parker, Class of 1969
Philip Hood became Peddie’s third golf coach in 1943 and continued an outstanding golf program at Peddie with an undefeated season in 1945.
Read: Phillip Hood
Even given the storied history of Peddie swimming, what sets Andy O’Hara apart is that, probably better than any other swimmer in Peddie history, he rose to triumph over virtually every challenge put in front of him.
Read: Andy O’Hara, Class of 1977
Coach Bob Turco won several accolades as boys lacrosse coach, amongst remarkable success as one of Peddie’s finest coaches ever.
Read: Bob Turco, Class of 1970
Foley Dowd ’99 firmly established himself as one of the most successful wrestlers ever to wear a Falcon singlet.
Read: Foley Dowd, Class of 1999: Wrestling
Malcolm Dowdy led the Peddie boys basketball team to the 1987 Prep A championship and ending a 14-year state title drought.
Read: Malcolm Dowdy, Class of 1987: Basketball
Richard W. Hoagland ’57 was one of the finest all-around track and field athletes ever to wear Peddie Blue and Gold.
Read: Richard W. Hoagland, Class of 1957
Most notable of all were J. Thomas Nute’s countless contributions to the Peddie soccer program, as a four-year starter and goal scorer.
Read: J. Thomas Nute, Class of 1953
A “first-class” athlete, Jerome “Jay” Hipps not only contributed on-the-court, but also as a conscientious member of the Peddie community.
Read: Jerome Hipps, Class of 1988
A consummate midfielder with a commanding presence on the pitch, Steve Totten ’98 racked up an impressive list of accolades.
Read: Steve Totten, Class of 1998: Soccer
In her senior year alone, Whitney Douthett led all three sports to Prep A State Championships and a combined overall record of 54-4-1.
Read: Whitney Douthett, Class of 2003: Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse
John Plant said of B. Emmet Norris that he “proved to be the best captain that Peddie team has ever had.”
Read: B. Emmet Norris, Class of 1926
As a member of the 1972-73 Peddie wrestling team, Brian Dougherty never learned to lose, going 18-0 and winning a national prep title.
Read: Brian Dougherty, Class of 1973
Christopher Totten’s talent and personality were magnetic in attracting more athletes to the Peddie track program and helping it grow.
Read: Christopher Totten, Class of 1993
Robert Hicks won seven varsity letters in soccer and wrestling while at Peddie and received prestigious the Winant Cup.
Read: Robert Hicks, Class of 1955
As the captain of the 1924 team, E. Mount Norris led the Peddie boys basketball team to another state championship.
Read: E. Mount Norris, Class of 1924
If ever there was a “do it all” person in Peddie’s storied history, it was Evans Hicks, who was a standout athlete and coach later on.
Read: Evans Hicks, Class of 1925
Six short months after his arrival at Peddie, Nelson Diebel III won a national championship in swimming and continued to succeed.
Read: Nelson Diebel III, Class of 1990
William E. Tompkins is probably the best of all Peddie tennis players and was a four-year fixtures at number one.
Read: William E. Tompkins, Class of 1954
Melanie Nicholas ’04 is one of Peddie’s most decorated track and field athletes, recognized as the best female high jumper in Peddie history.
Read: Melanie Nicholas, Class of 2004
Margo Diamond ’96 was “queen of the backstroke.”
Read: Margo Diamond, Class of 1996
Exceptional in tennis as number-one singles player all three years at Peddie, Mark Nesbit also excelled in football and hockey as well.
Read: Mark Nesbit, Class of 1980: Tennis
Terry Hensle ’90 won the prestigious Maxwell Trophy for his exceptional play at the University of Pennsylvania.
Read: Terry Hensle, Class of 1960: Football
Jack Todd embodied all the best characteristics the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame strives to honor: athletic excellence, humility and service to the Peddie community.
Read: Jack Todd, Class of 1971 (posthumous)
Robert L. Tifft was inducted to the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame and 1987 as a legendary wrestling coach, who made the sport popular at Peddie.
Read: Robert L. Tifft
A magnetic leader on and off the playing fields, Horace J. Brown was captain and goalie of the undefeated 1950 Peddie varsity soccer team.
Read: Horace J. Brown, Class of 1951
An outstandingly versatile swimmer, Jodi Navta ’93 used her exceptional talent to help shape some of the most dominating teams in the nation.
Read: Jodi Navta, Class of 1993
A four-time Eastern Inter-Scholastic diving champion, Keith Harris ’84 set the bar in his sport at Peddie.
Read: Keith Harris, Class of 1984: Diving
William “Billy” Dee was one of the best all-around Peddie athletes of his era, as he competed in soccer, hockey and golf.
Read: William “Billy” Dey, Class of 1988: Soccer
LTC (Ret) Gerard Joseph Hart was an avid runner, state cross country champion, and record holder in the mile at Peddie.
Read: Special Tribute: Jerry Hart, Class of 1969
Gerard J. Hart embodied the Peddie spirit of hard work, transformation and the “highest quality of citizenship.”
Read: Gerard J. Hart, Class of 1969
John C. Bristor was one of the most versatile athletes on the Peddie athletic fields and captained several varsity teams his senior year.
Read: John C. Bristor, Class of 1946
Peddie proudly honors Paul Murray for his superb accomplishments as a swimmer under the guidance of Hall of Fame coach Clinton Sprout.
Read: Paul Murray, Class of 1943
William F. “Buck” Thompson ’62 joins his legendary father, William M. Thompson ’35, in Peddie’s prestigious Sports Hall of Fame.
Read: William F. “Buck” Thompson, Class of 1962
An outstanding miler, Therese Delahunty ’85 set new standards for girls distance running at Peddie.
Read: Therese Delahunty, Class of 1985
As a child, Jeff Mulé, Peddie Class of 1979, turned his bed into a trampoline and found his way into diving at 10 years old.
Read: Jeff Mulé, Class of 1979
Erik B. Hanson may be one of the best athletes ever to attend Peddie and went on to a career as a pitcher in Major League Baseball.
Read: Erik B. Hanson, Class of 1983
Frank L. Bradley was captain and leader on the gridiron for the Peddie football team and ran track in the spring.
Read: Frank L. Bradley, Jr., Class of 1943
Joaquin “Moli” Molinet earned a total of 13 varsity letters in five different sports during his Peddie career.
Read: Joaquin “Moli” Molinet, Class of 1945
Paul T. Davies was not only an unusually valuable contributor to Peddie athletics, but also brought great character to teams he played on.
Read: Paul T. Davies, Class of 1976
Philip G. Lyons was captain of the Peddie cross country team and wrestling team, and won the National Prep Championship individually.
Read: Philip G. Lyons, Class of 1951
William M. Thompson ’35 played both basketball and baseball on some of Peddie’s best teams, coached and served as the Director of Athletics.
Read: William M. Thompson, Class of 1935
Joining the Falcons for one year as a postgrad, Joe Bossi ’00 had what is undeniably one of the strongest seasons in Peddie Lacrosse history.
Read: Joe Bossi, Class of 2000
Al W. Lozier was the boys basketball coach for 24 consecutive seasons, the longest tenure of any basketball coach in Peddie’s history.
Read: Alfred W. Lozier
Clinton I. Sprout coached baseball, one of the oldest sports at Peddie, founded the swimming program and guided it to prominence.
Read: Clinton I. Sprout
Jeffrey “Mo” Mohr distinguished himself as a premier three-sport Peddie athlete, the captain of each team – football, hockey, and lacrosse.
Read: Jeffrey Mohr, Class of 1974
Captain of the Peddie football team his senior year, Mark Boillotat ’80 demonstrated drive, determination and extraordinary leadership.
Read: Mark Boillotat, Class of 1980: Football
For decades, Kay Hansen was the quiet rock supporting the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame and demonstrated loyal dedication.
Read: Special Tribute: Kay Hansen
Rich D’Andrea was a formidable force protecting the cage during his three years at Peddie, helping the team to a cumulative record of 44-5.
Read: Rich D’Andrea, Class of 2001
Brad Daggett made an immediate mark, becoming first a fiery sixth man on the basketball team and an immediate All-Prep baseball outfielder.
Read: Brad Daggett, Class of 1990: Baseball
Dave Cunningham was selected as the first Peddie cross country runner inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame.
Read: Dave Cunningham, Class of 1947
Walt Bohren II was a leader on and off the playing fields of Peddie.
Read: Frank W. Bohren II, Class of 1966
Coach Ozzie Rand personally recommended Garrett Miller for Peddie’s Sports Hall of Fame, describing him as one of his greatest-ever players.
Read: Garrett Miller, Class of 1956
Ian “Mighty” Graham was one of the most talented football players ever coached by Hall of Fame coach Mickey Shuman.
Read: Ian H. Graham, Class of 1950
Jon Speck was a four-time All-American in wrestling and three-time New Jersey State Prep Champion during his four dominating years at Peddie.
Read: Jon Speck, Class of 1992: Wrestling
During his six years at Peddie, Russell “Whitey” Lloyd epitomized the Peddie ideals of sportsmanship, talent and athletic development.
Read: Russell “Whitey” Lloyd, Class of 1925
Julia Croddick ’01 left her mark on Peddie Field Hockey, winning numerous accolades and notched 85 goals and 31 assists along the way.
Read: Julia Croddick, Class of 2001
Brian S. Meyer not only played quarterback for Peddie, but is considered to be the best shortstop to grace the Peddie diamond.
Read: Brian S. Meyer, Class of 1982
G. Scott Smith was one of the preeminent three-sport athletes ever to don a Peddie uniform and represented the school with great honor.
Read: G. Scott Smith, Class of 1961: Football, Lacrosse, Wrestling
Competing in tournaments from the age of ten, Greg Lesher ’86 already had an impressive golfing record when he arrived at Peddie in the fall of 1983 as a first-year sophomore.
Read: Greg Lesher, Class of 1986
Lesia Bilak became the first girl at Peddie to win the New Jersey Prep A State Title in first singles after a remarkable 12-2 regular season.
Read: Lesia Bilak, Class of 1994: Tennis
Jenna Graber blended strength and athleticism to become a picture of efficiency as one of the purest shooters from beyond the arc.
Read: Jenna Graber, Class of 2002
When Maddie Copeland arrived at Peddie as a junior in the fall of 2010, it did not take long for her incredible talent to shine for the Falcons.
Read: Maddie Copeland, Class of 2012
Lawson arrived at Peddie as a biology teacher, cross-country coach and track coach in the fall of 1956. He was so fast in long-distance races while a student at The […]
Read: Robert B. Lawson
Al Slader played three seasons of varsity football and won a state championship in wrestling while at Peddie.
Read: Al Slader, Class of 1960: Football and Wrestling
Chuck Geran ’48 was voted “Best Athlete” by his classmates during his senior year for his remarkable accomplishments in multiple sports.
Read: Chuck Geran, Class of 1948
Doug F. Melville Sr.’s outstanding contribution to Peddie athletics is summarized by his earning eight varsity letters.
Read: Douglas F. Melville, Sr., Class of 1950
Sarah F. Bergeron began a rowing career at Peddie that would carry her to a membership of the first female crew in the international America’s Cup competition.
Read: Sarah F. Bergeron, Class of 1990
On Nov. 13, 2004, Stephen William Collis affectionately known as “Coach” reached the 200-win mark in his last varsity game as Peddie defeated Blair Academy 4-3 in Blairstown.
Read: Steve Collis
Courtney Wood ’95 possessed tremendous creativity on the ball and determination to become a winning force in the Falcons’ astonishing 33-1-1 record during her tenure.
Read: Courtney Wood, Class of 1995
Jane Skillman is, without a doubt, the “winningest” swimmer and perhaps the “winningest” athlete in Peddie history.
Read: Jane Skillman, Class of 1991
Six varsity letters in football and track are evidence of L. Deckle McLean’s success wearing the Old Gold & Blue.
Read: L. Deckle McLean, Class of 1959: Football, Track
Laura A. Kunak is arguably the best female distance runner in Peddie’s history.
Read: Laura A. Kunak, Class of 1999
Laura George embodied a standard of excellence and played three varsity sports, field hockey, basketball and lacrosse, as a Peddie student.
Read: Laura George, Class of 1984
Michael Wilcox was a standout lineman on the undefeated football team, Peddie’s best hockey player and the star of the lacrosse team.
Read: Michael Wilcox, Class of 1971
In his one year at Peddie, Thomas P. Bell excelled in football and provided the team with senior experience during a rebuilding year.
Read: Thomas P. Bell, Class of 1940
A three-sport captain, Rodger Colbert took the word “compete” to another level in football, basketball and lacrosse.
Read: Rodger Colbert, Class of 1997
Connor Signorin ’10 dove into Peddie swimming his freshman year and never looked back. His impact still stands today.
Read: Connor Signorin, Class of 2010
Joseph R. Wilbert was inducted to the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame in 1981 for boys soccer and captained the 1979 varsity soccer team.
Read: Joseph R. Wilbert, Class of 1981
Carl E. Geiger took over for John Plant and served as Peddie varsity boys basketball coach for 19 years, seeing success with state titles.
Read: Carl E. Geiger, Charter Member
Barbara J. Bedford was one of the most versatile swimmers in the annals of Peddie swimming and recorded world-class times.
Read: Barbara J. Bedford, Class of 1990
Blessed with quickness, strength and size, Brian McConnell became one of the finest linemen ever to don the Old Gold and Blue Uniform.
Read: Brian McConnell, Class of 1969
The Peddie track team won every dual meet for the two years in which Henry G. P. Coates participated and he was a major contributor.
Read: Henry G. P. Coates, Class of 1928
Lauren Kokotaijlo guided Peddie girls basketball to its first state title in 11 years and launched a 13-year title streak that lives today.
Read: Lauren Kokotajlo, Class of 1999: Basketball
Peter J. Shuman ’66 was a three-sport star athlete in football, basketball and baseball at Peddie, while captain of the baseball team.
Read: Peter J. Shuman, Class of 1966
The 1994-1995 boys and girls swimming and diving teams not only defeated the powerhouse Bolles School in all six relays, but did even more.
Read: 1994-1995 Boys and Girls Swimming and Diving Teams
The 2009-2010 Peddie girls basketball team enjoyed one of the greatest seasons in the program’s history, posting a 25-2 record.
Read: 2009-2010 Girls Basketball Team
The Peddie Sports Hall of Fame lost its friend and founder, Edward “Skip” Masland ’49, on Aug. 30, 2011. He was 82.
Read: Special Tribute: Edward “Skip” Masland
The 1989-1990 boys and girls swimming and diving teams mirrored each other and demonstrated unwavering persistence and accomplishments.
Read: 1989-1990 Boys and Girls Swimming and Diving Teams
Although Doug Kistler honed his hoops skills as a Falcon for only one year, his impact resonated throughout the 1956-57 season.
Read: Doug Kistler, Class of 1957
Edward W. Clark ’35, who joins brother S. Ashton Clark ’31 in the 1998 Sports Hall of Fame, remains one of the greatest Peddie golfers.
Read: Edward W. Clark, Class of 1935
With a number of three-sport captains in Peddie’s long athletic history, only a few could match the record of H. Fletcher Bedell Jr. ’59.
Read: H. Fletcher Bedell Jr., Class of 1959: Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track
Under Mark G. Gartner’s coaching, Peddie’s track teams won one Mercer County, six Prep A and three Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL) team titles.
Read: Mark G. Gartner, Class of 1984
Maurice P. “Mickey” Shuman was Peddie’s head varsity football coach for 23 seasons (1942-64), compiling an overall record of 75-81-6.
Read: Maurice P. Shuman, Class of 1960
The 2002-2003 Peddie girls basketball team was hardworking and relentless, and the girls epitomized what it means to be a Hall of Fame team.
Read: 2002-2003 Girls Basketball Team
Dan White etched his name in Peddie athletics’ history by becoming the first wrestler to win the Prep National wrestling tournament three times (2005, 2006, 2007) and being crowned the Beast of the East Champ.
Read: Dan White, Class of 2008
The 1999-2000 Peddie boys and girls outdoor track teams were special, both winning the MAPL Championship and the success kept growing.
Read: 1999-2000 Boys and Girls Outdoor Track and Field Teams
The 1988-1989 Peddie girls swimming and diving team established a culture of success which brought great honor to their school.
Read: 1988-1989 Girls Swimming and Diving Team
Brian Masella was one of Peddie’s most successful athletes of his era and swam all three years, achieving a level of excellence in the sport.
Read: Brian Masella, Class of 1971
Carol Ammermuller Beck ’75 was the first female athlete of the modern era at Peddie and became the first girls swimming captain as well.
Read: Carol Ammermuller Beck, Class of 1975
The 2001-2002 Peddie girls soccer team finished undefeated and untied at 19-0-0.; the first perfect season in the history of the program.
Read: 2001-2002 Girls Soccer Team
If you were limited to just one word to describe the career of swimmer J. Royce Sharp, it would be persistence.
Read: J. Royce Sharp Jr., Class of 1991
M. Allison King is one of the finest soccer and lacrosse players ever to play at The Peddie School, earning seven letters at Peddie.
Read: M. Allison King, Class of 1987
In the 50th anniversary year since his undefeated senior season, Mike Flicker has wrestled his way into the Sports Hall of Fame, pinning down his spot as one of the finest grapplers to ever take to the Peddie mats.
Read: Mike Flicker, Class of 1958
Robert E. Werner earned six varsity letters in three sports – football, wrestling, and baseball at Peddie.
Read: Robert E. Werner, Class of 1953
S. Ashton Clark ’31, who joins brother Edward W. Clark ’35 in the 1998 Sports Hall of Fame, is one of the golfing pioneers at Peddie.
Read: S. Ashton Clark, Class of 1931
The 1996-1997 boys indoor track and field sprint medley relay team had a magical run, all while the group found its passion in the relay.
Read: 1996-1997 Boys Indoor Track & Field Sprint Medley Relay Team
For the 2000-2001 Peddie girls basketball team, the list of accomplishments is impressive, winning a MAPL title and NJISAA Prep A title.
Read: 2000-2001 Girls Basketball Team
The 2013-2014 Peddie varsity boys basketball team delivered a season that would redefine Peddie basketball, finishing with a 19-4 record.
Read: 2013-2014 Boys Basketball Team
Diana Caskey was an all-American swimmer and valedictorian of her class at Peddie, as well captain of the girls 1981 team that won Easterns.
Read: Diana Caskey, Class of 1981
Trailblazers, indeed, the 1981-1982 Peddie girls outdoor track and field team blossomed into one of Peddie’s most storied teams.
Read: 1981-1982 Girls Outdoor Track & Field Team
David C. Baxter had a remarkable two-sport career in which he played varsity soccer all four years and varsity lacrosse for two.
Read: David C. Baxter, Class of 1977
A supremely gifted athlete with a willingness to endure unmatched levels of preparation, Jim Wells epitomized the spirit of Peddie swimming.
Read: Jim Wells, Class of 1992: Swimming
Peddie captured the Prep A Girls Soccer State Championship in each of the three years that Lauren Sellers played for the Falcons,
Read: Lauren Sellers, Class of 1996: Soccer
Lawrence M. Kelley won the second-ever Heisman Trophy in 1936 and had success as a lineman, before returning to coach at Peddie.
Read: Lawrence M. Kelley, Class of 1933
Of all the players throughout Peddie’s lacrosse history, none ever had a greater impact on the entire program than Robert H. Fine.
Read: Robert H. Fine, Class of 1967
Records may fall, but the accomplishments of the 400-yard relay team comprised of Billy Barr ’82, Dan McDonough ’82, Andy Sayko ’83 and Rocco Aceto ’82 will never be forgotten. The talented foursome becomes the first-ever swimming relay to be inducted into the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame.
Read: 1981-1982 Boys Freestyle Relay Swim Team
The 1988-1989 Peddie boys basketball team was one of the very best hoops teams in Peddie history.
Read: 1988-1989 Boys Basketball Team
The dawn of the 1990’s ushered in an unprecedented era of domination for girls soccer at Peddie and to this end the 1994-1995 team charted a path of excellence with a nearly perfect record (16-1).
Read: 1994-1995 Girls Soccer Team
Danielle Maschuci helped steer the Peddie girls lacrosse program to a banner campaign in 1996 and its best record to date at 11-4.
Read: Danielle Maschuci, Class of 1996
Peddie’s 1972-1973 varsity boys basketball team concluded the most successful season in the history of the school.
Read: 1972-1973 Boys Basketball Team
The team dominated the competition to finish the first unbeaten season in the history of the program.
Read: 1993-1994 Girls Soccer Team
A prodigious scholar and exceptional athlete, Amy Balcerzak developed into one of the most respected elite-level swimmers in the history of the Peddie aquatic program.
Read: Amy Balcerzak Field, Class of 1996
Billy Schuler completely shifted the ways people thought about Peddie’s soccer program and was perhaps the most decorated soccer player as well.
Read: Billy Schuler, Class of 2008: Soccer
It is an athletic truism that you win big games when your big guy comes up big and that was Christian Barth playing Peddie football.
Read: Christian Barth, Class of 1985
In coach Christopher Martin’s six years at Peddie, his swimmers were accorded All-American recognition more than 50 times.
Read: Christopher Martin
George Case was undoubtedly one of the finest baseball players ever to play the game at Peddie as an outstanding pitcher.
Read: George W. Case, Jr., Class of 1936
George Weed ’18 was one John Plant’s finest track athletes and later returned to Peddie as coach of the track program.
Read: George Weed, Class of 1918
The backbone of Peddie swimming, Nick Kaschik led Falcons to four straight Eastern Interscholastic crowns.
Read: Nick Kaschik, Class of 1998: Swimming
The 2001-2002 Peddie football team boasted the Triple Crown of prep football — the MAPL title, Prep A championship and Big Three Trophy.
Read: 2001-2002 Football Team
The 1977-1978 Boys Outdoor Track and Field Team won the state championship.
Read: 1977-1978 Boys Outdoor Track & Field Team
The 1981-1982 girls swimming and diving team certainly made a splash when they captured Swimming World’s inaugural mythical national prep school championship.
Read: 1981-1982 Girls Swimming and Diving Team
John C. Jones was a bigger-than-life personality who inspired respect and affection in equal measure at Peddie.
Read: In memoriam: John C. Jones
Waddell was a charter member and football coach.
Read: Lucian A. Waddell, Charter Member
The 1956-1957 Peddie boys basketball team were state champions and one point from being undefeated, with a compiled 18-1 record.
Read: 1956-1957 Boys Basketball Team
The 1988-1989 Peddie varsity football team faced a number of challenges, but went down as one of the finest teams in program history.
Read: 1988-1989 Football Team
The 2002-2003 Peddie girls lacrosse team was the first in program history to win a Prep A State Championship and finished the season at 15-1.
Read: 2002-2003 Girls Lacrosse Team
Brad Barket established himself as one of the premier middle distance runners in the country while at Peddie.
Read: Brad Barket, Class of 1995: Track and Field
H. Farquhar Jones ’44 was captain of the 1943 football team inducted into the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame in 1994.
Read: H. Farquhar Jones, Class of 1944
Jim Schmutz was possibly the best “keeper” in boys soccer in New Jersey his senior year and was also named captain.
Read: Jim Schmutz, Class of 1979: Soccer, Golf
Bob Felver tore through his two years at Peddie, breaking records and helping his teammates make sports history.
Read: Robert S. Felver, Class of 1952
Peddie girls basketball head coach Sean Casey patrolled the basketball sidelines for 17 years with incredible energy and success.
Read: Sean Casey, Girls Basketball Head Coach
The 1974-1975 Peddie varsity boys outdoor track and field team ultimately boasted a distinctive roster and a distinguished record.
Read: 1974-1975 Boys Outdoor Track & Field Team
The 1979-1980 Peddie girls swimming and diving team pulled together as one, swam their best and made history.
Read: 1979-1980 Girls Swimming and Diving Team
They nicknamed him “The Cheetah”- a perfect metaphor for Warren Mantz’s speed, strength and agility as a Peddie athlete, leader and learner.
Read: Warren H. Mantz, Jr., Class of 1951
The 1986-1987 squad took the game to the next level on the pitch.
Read: 1986-1987 Girls Soccer Team
Coach Oscar “Ozzie” Rand molded the 1959-1960 Peddie varsity boys soccer team into a championship one and put together a successful season.
Read: 1959-1960 Boys Soccer Team
Peddie’s 1970-1971 football team joined the elite group of undefeated football teams in the school’s century of football.
Read: 1970-1971 Football Team
The 1973-1974 varsity boys outdoor track and field team went undefeated in dual meet competition, the second undefeated team under Bob Lawson.
Read: 1973-1974 Boys Outdoor Track & Field Team
The 1978-1979 Peddie boys 200 medley relay set the national prep record, and set the bar for the future dynasty Peddie Swimming would enjoy.
Read: 1978-1979 Boys 200 Medley Relay Swim Team
The 2000-2001 Peddie baseball team had what is arguably the greatest year in Peddie baseball history.
Read: 2000-2001 Baseball Team
Dietrich E.O. von Schwerdtner was instrumental in raising New Jersey lacrosse to a new level of respect from college coaches nationwide.
Read: Dietrich E.O. von Schwerdtner
Jack Jefferies’ exceptional basketball and baseball learning skills which he put to such good use at Peddie eventually enabled him to become one of the best basketball coaches in the East.
Read: John H. Jefferies, Class of 1919
Excelling in football, swimming and lacrosse, Rex Capro achieved All-American or All-State status while captaining all three sports.
Read: Rex Capro, Class of 1973
Coach Robert “Bob” I. Ballou, Jr. ushered in the modern era of Peddie swimming that continues to this day.
Read: Robert I. Ballou, Jr.
Both on and off the field, Team Manley has been one of the great teams in Peddie athletics and exemplifies the best of Peddie athletics.
Read: Team Manley: James and Catherine Manley, James J. Manley Jr., Class of 1982, Catherine M. Sekely, Class of 1982 and Angela M. Cook, Class of 1984
The 1944-1945 varsity boys basketball team had one of the finest collections of basketball players ever to play the game for Peddie.
Read: 1944-1945 Boys Basketball Team
The 1983-1984 Peddie boys golf team was the first golf team to enter the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame, concluding with a state title.
Read: 1983-1984 Boys Golf Team
On their way to an undefeated season, the 2000-2001 Peddie boys lacrosse team beat two teams ranked above them in the state.
Read: 2000-2001 Boys Lacrosse Team
From 2006-09, the Peddie girls varsity crew did not lose a spring dual season race in the midst of a remarkable run.
Read: 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 Girls Crews
William Saul was a three-sport letter winner in soccer, basketball and baseball while at Peddie and was a tenacious defender on the court.
Read: William Saul, Class of 1960: Basketball, Soccer
A fierce and dedicated competitor, Marty Fajerman is one of the most heralded wrestlers to ever don a Peddie singlet.
Read: Marty Fajerman, Class of 1987
The 1998-1999 Falcons marked the beginning of Peddie baseball’s most successful era, a testament to teamwork and resilience.
Read: 1998-1999 Baseball Team
Though only a Falcon for one year, Benjamin Bailey ’00 is known as one of the best lacrosse players ever to don a Peddie uniform.
Read: Benjamin Bailey, Class of 2000
The 2009-2019 Peddie varsity girls field hockey team was the first to win back-to-back Prep A state titles.
Read: 2009-2010 Field Hockey Team
Cameron R. VanderVeer was inducted to the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame in 1987 and captained the 1928 football team which won a state title.
Read: Cameron R. VanderVeer, Class of 1930
The 1950-1951 Peddie football team finished the season undefeated for the first time since 1929, led by Bob Arrix.
Read: 1950-1951 Football Team
The 1967-1968 varsity boys outdoor track and field team finished one of the most successful outdoor campaigns in Peddie track history.
Read: 1967-1968 Boys Outdoor Track & Field Team
Amongst a Prep A title win, being ranked fifth in the nation marks the 1995-1996 season as the most successful one in Peddie lacrosse.
Read: 1995-1996 Boys Lacrosse Team
A product of South Jersey, Byron Magill won the Mercer County Tournament three times, working his way up through the weight categories.
Read: Bryon Magill, Class of 1991: Wrestling
George Entin finished his Peddie wrestling career with an 107-3 record and played football and baseball as a Falcon.
Read: George Entin, Class of 1956
Hugh Jefferies demonstrated the highest levels of skills in basketball and defined the basketball era in the middle 1940s at Peddie.
Read: Hugh Jefferies, Class of 1947
A tremendous scholar-athlete with great individual skills and an unquenchable desire to win, Shaunette Richards (Barnett) ’94 was the backbone of some of Peddie’s greatest soccer teams under head coach Ray Cabot.
Read: Shaunette Richards (Barnett), Class of 1994
The 1944 Peddie boys basketball team dramatically and definitively proved that you don’t need superstars to become a truly super team.
Read: 1943-1944 Boys Basketball Team
The 1956-1957 and 1957-1958 Peddie gold teams wrote a new and unique chapter in the rich history of Old Gold and Blue golf.
Read: 1956-1957 and 1957-1958 Golf Teams
Peddie’s 1957-1958 state championship boys soccer team completed the season with an 11-1 record and allowed only eight goals all season.
Read: 1957-1958 Boys Soccer Team
The 1973-1974 Peddie boys cross country team captured the first NJ prep cross country title in school history and broke a record.
Read: 1973-1974 Boys Cross Country Team
According to the 1983 Old Blue and Gold Yearbook Supplement, “Prospects for the 1983 Peddie baseball team were not bright when preseason workouts commenced in March.”
Read: 1982-1983 Baseball Team
The 2006 and ’07 Peddie girls varsity crews had massive success and inspire future rowers dreaming of taking their own strokes at Peddie.
Read: 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 Girls Varsity Crews
The 2005-08 softball teams were a force to be reckoned with, with four straight MAPL titles and NJISAA Prep ‘A’ Championships.
Read: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Softball Teams
For over 20 years, nobody has been able to reach Christina Campion’s 2003 record as Peddie’s all-time basketball scoring leader among boys and girls.
Read: Christina Campion, Class of 2003
A very surprised Chris Atkiss rose to his feet when he was announced as the “Outstanding Wrestler” of the 1960 New Jersey Prep State Championship Tournament.
Read: Chris Atkiss, Class of 1960
The 1976-1977 Peddie boys swim team were undefeated Easterns Champions and inducted into the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame.
Read: 1976-1977 Boys Swimming and Diving Team
The 2000 field hockey team was a team of resilience, skill and courage.
Read: 2000-2001 Field Hockey Team
Former Peddie Athletic Director Sue Cabot’s positive impact on the athletic department, programs, coaches and athletes is still felt to this day.
Read: Sue Cabot, Athletic Director
Jon Astemborski ’11 achieved remarkable success by capturing 14 individual titles over four years for Peddie track and field.
Read: Jon Astemborski, Class of 2011, Track & Field
Earl C. MacArthur built a tremendously successful football program, fielding nine state championships, including four straight from 1916-19.
Read: Earl C. MacArthur
Never before have two teams entered the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame together. But, together, the 19391-1940 and 1940-1941 boys cross country teams – each fully worthy of induction on their own remarkable merits
Read: 1939-1940 and 1940-1941 Boys Cross Country Teams
The 1941 & 1942 Peddie ice hockey teams were the first ice hockey teams in Peddie Sports Hall of Fame history to be inducted.
Read: 1940-1941 and 1941-1942 Ice Hockey Teams
A state championship season and an unblemished record in prep competition only begin the story of Peddie’s 1941-1942 boys basketball team.
Read: 1941-1942 Boys Basketball Team
The 1943-1944 Peddie varsity football team finished as State Prep Champions with a 7-1 record and the team received many honors.
Read: 1943-1944 Football Team
The 1951-1952 boys swimming and diving team was the first Peddie team ever to win the Eastern Interscholastic Swimming Championships.
Read: 1951-1952 Boys Swimming and Diving Team
The 1965-1966 Peddie baseball team earned the distinction of being the first baseball team inducted into the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame.
Read: 1965-1966 Baseball Team
The 1966-1967 Peddie boys lacrosse team stormed to a 9-4 record to become Peddie’s first winning lacrosse team ever.
Read: 1966-1967 Boys Lacrosse Team
The 1985-1986 Peddie wrestling team made history as the first team to be honored in the Peddie Sports Hall of Fame.
Read: 1985-1986 Wrestling Team
The 1987-1988 Peddie field hockey team accomplished more than any other previous field hockey team in Peddie’s history.
Read: 1987-1988 Field Hockey Team
A shifty running back and fearless competitor, Bob Arrix ’51 symbolized the greatness and gritty determination of coach Mickey Shuman’s 1950 undefeated squad.
Read: Bob Arrix, Class of 1951
In his two years at Peddie, Kenneth E. Eiker earned six varsity letters and captained the soccer and basketball teams.
Read: Kenneth E. Eiker, Class of 1949
Oscar L. Rand took on the role of boys soccer coach and had a long and successful career, along with three state titles.
Read: Oscar L. Rand, Class of 1940
The final whistle in Peddie’s 2-0 win over Blair on November 12, 2006 signaled not only another victory for veteran coach Ray Cabot but it also marked the end of an era. Coach Cabot retired from the sidelines after that game, ending his storied 16-year career as the head of one of the school’s most successful programs ever.
Read: Raymond H. Cabot
Jean Vandermark worked as an administrative assistant in athletics, but went far beyond her assigned duties for Peddie’s student-athletes.
Read: Special Tribute: Jean “Vandy” Vandermark
The 1939-1940 boys golf team was arguably the finest in Peddie history, going undefeated on the season and tallying more accolades as well.
Read: 1939-1940 Boys Golf Team
The 1948-1949 Peddie boys soccer team took home the legacy of a team that was arguably the finest in its boys soccer history.
Read: 1948-1949 Boys Soccer Team
The 1952-1953 Peddie boys outdoor track and field team finished the first undefeated season since 1939-1940 and became NJ Prep champions.
Read: 1952-1953 Boys Outdoor Track & Field Team
When the 1977-1978 softball team made it all the way to the New Jersey Prep A Championship game, it was a long way, indeed.
Read: 1977-1978 Softball Team
The 1991-1992 Peddie boys midweight crew set the bar high for future generations by winning Peddie’s first national championship in rowing.
Read: 1991-1992 Boys Midweight Varsity Crew
Yusuf “Joe” Javeri captured three consecutive state wrestling championships and was a soccer star at Peddie as well.
Read: Yusuf “Joe” Javeri, Class of 1954: Soccer, Wrestling
The Peddie-Blair rivalry is the oldest football rivalry in New Jersey. In 1988, the schools established the Potter-Kelley Cup, awarded to the school that wins the most athletic events during the annual fall contest.
Read: A Rivalry for the Ages
Max Greyserman ’13 beat all the odds and made his U.S. Open Championship debut at Erin Hills, Wisconsin, on June 12-18.
Read: Former Falcon Golf Standout Max Greyserman Qualifies to Play U.S. Open