Athletics

List of 5 news stories.

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  Athletes of the Week Ending 9/27

  10/1/2025
  The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending September 27:

  
  

  Michael Iacovelli '27 - Soccer -  Michael was heavily involved in the Hillers' most productive week of the season thus far. Against The Hill School, he played three different positions throughout the game, giving the team what it needed in some really difficult moments. Later in the week, while away at Shipley, Michael was lively and dangerous from the opening whistle. This helped lead the boys to a 3-2 win over the perennial Friends' League power, and he personally finished with 1 goal and 2 assists. Well done, Michael! 

  
  

  Aaron Clark '26 - Football - Aaron had 3 explosive plays and 2 TDs in his 4 receptions for a 135-yard performance against Lawrenceville. His presence stretched the defense thin and also helped the offense rush for over 200 yards. His growth and work ethic during his SCH career have been impressive, and he is ready to have a huge impact as the Inter-Ac season approaches. 

  
  

  Carson Gilbert '29 - Soccer - Carson has been super consistent in the back for the JV team this year. He arrives at practice every day ready to learn and get better. Carson has also become a leader on the team as well and we appreciate his effort! Great work, Carson!

  
  

  Jack Mellor '30 - Soccer - Jack scored the game-winning goal for the MSB varsity team last week against Episcopal Academy. His no-quit attitude and hustle make him a player to watch out for on offense! Keep it up, Jack!

  
  James Owens '30 - Football - James anchors our line at center and has been a consistent leader for our 8th-grade class. In our first scrimmage, James was dominant in the trenches, leading to multiple rushing touchdowns. We are looking to James to continue to be a force up front throughout the year!
  
  

  William Fuld '32 - Soccer - William has been a strong contributor both on the field and in goal for the MSB JV team! His hard work and determination have led to him making a lot of great saves and providing our first goal of the season against EA. William is a great teammate, and we can’t wait to see him build on his success this season! Awesome job, William! 
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  Athletes of the Week Ending 9/20

  9/25/2025
  The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending September 20:

  
  

  Nadia Gross '26 - Field Hockey - Nadia, a senior captain and Columbia University commit, had two assists in the Devils’ league win against a strong AIS team last week. She is a great captain, is willing and able to play just about any position on the field, and is a positive leader every day. Her hustle and work ethic are amazing, and she gets better and better every time she steps on the field! We are proud of you, Nadia! Dream Crazy!

  
  

  Finley Redpath '26 & Scarlett Spector '26 - Tennis - Finley and Scarlett, playing together for the first time at #1 doubles, battled back after losing the first set to win their match in a third-set tiebreaker 11-9. Both players bounced back after the slow start, and I am excited to see what this senior duo can produce this season. Congrats to you both!

  
  

  Brandon Varga '27 - Golf - Brandon shot a 39 in the Inter-Ac Invitational hosted by Penn Charter at Huntington Valley Country Club last week. He led our team for the best score, and he tied for 11th individually. His progress has been steady and impressive, and clearly shows the work he is putting in on the course and at practice. Keep it up, Brandon!

  
  

  Rollins Whitten '27 & Maryn Delp '29 - Tennis - Rolly and Maryn were relentless in their determination to beat the Hill School on Saturday. They lost the first set in a tiebreaker, and they were down, but not out. They adjusted in the second set and narrowly won 6-4. The third set was a 10-point tiebreaker, and as fierce competitors, Rolly and Maryn crushed their opponents 10-6 for the win and secured an overall SCH tie 3-3 for the day vs Hill School. Great job, Rolly and Maryn! 

   

  Audrey Lane '31 - Soccer - Audrey has put in the hard work in practices, and she is now starting on the varsity backline as a result. She has been a solid defender, and her left foot has provided strength on that side of the field. With some tough opponents already this season, Audrey has been showing she is very capable and in the right spot. Great job, Audrey!

  
  

  Megan McTamney '31 - Volleyball - Megan is everything a coach could ask for. Her leadership on the court, hustle in every play and positive energy have truly set the tone for the team. Her hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. Megan was dominant in her serving and passing to help us earn our first win against EA. Keep up the good work, Megan! 

   

  Quinn Moskovitz '30 - Field Hockey - Quinn has been such a great leader for the MS field hockey team this year! She has an awesome defensive presence and works hard the entire game. Quinn is a fantastic teammate, and we can’t wait to see her continue her progress this year. 

   

  Maeve Harris '31 - Volleyball - Maeve has been a good leader for the JV volleyball team so far this year! Her energy and enthusiasm demonstrate what a positive role model should be for the team. Maeve is consistent with her serving and passing, and helped us earn our first win against EA. Great work, Maeve!
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  Athletes of the Week Ending 9/13

  9/18/2025
  The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending September 13:

  
  

  Colin McFadden '27 - Football - Colin has been a leader on our defense with his play and character all season. Against Lincoln, he led an impressive effort against a talented team with 11 tackles, 1 sack, 2 QB pressures, and a 3rd down stop. His work ethic and desire to be his best shine through on a daily basis. He embodies our team motto of “TEAM” - Toughness, Effort, Attention to detail, and not ME, us".
  
  Anna Qawasmy '27 - Soccer- Anna, a new junior to SCH and the varsity goalkeeper, had 5 key saves to help the team beat Conestoga last Saturday. Most notably, a very big stop in the last 5 minutes of the game when we were only up by one goal to seal our victory! Anna also tallied 4 saves in the close loss to PC. Keep up the good work, Anna! 
  
  Pat Donohue '26 - Soccer - Pat, a senior captain, scored our lone goal against The Hun School last Tuesday, and what a goal it was! Pat has a habit of showing his quality when we need it most. We were down by a goal when he hit a worldie with his weaker left foot, hitting the upper right post before traveling in. We're looking forward to more moments of magic from Pat this fall.  Keep climbing, sir!

  
  

  Sidney Smith '27 - Volleyball - Sidney was excellent last week vs Lawrenceville and Perkiomen with 7 kills, 5 blocks, and 3 aces. As a middle, Sidney is responsible for challenging each and every opponent’s attacker as well as initiating our offense. She is a force to be reckoned with on the court, and if you've seen it live, you’d know! Her attacks are from a height that few others can contend with, and the power with which she attacks is a sound you can feel- when she connects on a block, the whole gym knows! Keep it up, #9! 

   

  Jude Small '28 - Soccer - Jude tallied all 3 goals in the JV squad’s win against Hun last week. He continues to work hard every day and pushes the team to continue to succeed. We are looking forward to his continued effort and leadership on the field! Way to go, Jude! 
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  Athletes of the Week Ending 9/6

  9/11/2025
  The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending September 6:

  
  

  JR Maher '26 - Soccer - Through a rough start for the Hillers so far this season, JR, a senior captain, has been the quintessential leader for our group with his never-ending work ethic. He led our back line through two tough games last week, yet never lost his cool, staying positive and looking to build up his teammates. JR's control and composure will be invaluable to our team as we climb toward league play in a couple of weeks. 

  
  

  Neeve Doherty '26 - Field Hockey - Neeve scored the team’s first goal of the season in their 2-0 victory over ANC in their home opener! As a senior captain, she is a great role model for the younger players, always giving her all on the attacking line and diving for balls. Neeve leads by example and continues to impress the coaches with her strong work ethic. 

  
  

  Lewa White '26 - Soccer - Lewa, a senior who is new to SCH this year, had 2 goals and 1 assist in the first three games of the season. Both goals were very well struck and made from outside the box. Lewa has been named a captain because she always leads by example, pushing the team’s pace and energy every time she is on the field. We can’t wait to see what she does next this season! 

  
  

  Will Howard '28 - Football - In the Devils’ first 2 games, sophomore Will Howard is really making a name for himself. He has a combined 32 carries for 295 yards and 5 touchdowns! His whopping 9.2 yards per carry is a product of both his speed and strength. Will has quickly become a key ingredient on offense and is primed for a huge season. 

  
  

  Bella Tinneny '28 - Cross Country - Bella had a personal course record at last Saturday’s Abington invitational, medaling with a 21st out of 81 runners with a time of 22:18! She followed that up with a 3rd place finish against Notre Dame at Belmont Plateau this week, showing her prowess on the notoriously difficult course! We are looking forward to more of her successes this season! 

  
  

  Vera Wieman '29 - Field Hockey - In her first few field hockey games EVER, Vera scored twice for the JV squad! We are super proud of her as she shows the school’s pillar of resilience in practice every day, always eager to learn new skills and implement them. Great work, Vera!
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  Athletes of the Week Ending 5/24

  5/29/2025
  The following students have been named Athletes of the Week ending 5/24:

  
  

  Stokes Tate ‘26 - Baseball - Stokes pitched 6 shutout innings in the Devils’ 3-0 win vs Westtown School in the first round of the PAISAA playoff. He recorded 10 strike outs while only giving up 2 hits, showing his intensity and consistency on the mound. Keep up the great work, Stokes! We can’t wait to see your success next season! 

  
  

  Callan Curry ‘27 - Softball - Callan had a strong finish to the season tallying a total of 3 hits and 5 RBIs in the last 2 games. In the 6th inning of the PAISAA championship game, with SCH behind 0-1, Callan came up to bat with 2 outs and bases loaded. She battled and fouled off a few pitches, then hit a line drive to right field giving SCH a 2-1 lead! SCH held on to win the game and back-to-back PAISAA championships! Way to go, Callan!

  
  

  Girls Varsity Quad - Crew - Seniors Quinn Seawright, Nadia Stockman, Emma Schwartz and Caitlin Keough qualified for the Scholastic Nationals Regatta last weekend to compete among the toughest rowers from across the country. The girls made it to finals and fought extreme wind and rain, showing great poise and boat speed to finish 5th out of 12 boats overall. We are so proud of you and we wish you the best in college next year! 

  
  

  Kennedy Hayward ‘25 - Track and Field - Congrats to Kennedy for breaking the PAISAA record in the 100m hurdles that she set last year! Kennedy's PR championship time of 14.15 also auto-qualified her for New Balance Nationals. Congratulations and good luck, Kennedy! 

  
  

  Christopher Thelemaque ‘28 - Track and Field - Congrats to Chris for an outstanding PR time in the 110m hurdles at the PAISAA meet on 5/19 with a 15.99! As a freshman, Chris placed 9th and auto qualified for NB Nationals. Congratulations and good luck, Chris!