William Braswell '06 is a member of the track team at Lafayette College.
Marquise Brown '06 is playing football at the University of South Carolina.
Willie Harris '06 runs track at the University of Pennsylvania.
Peyton Killeen '06 is playing lacrosse for Boston College.
Jeff Lamb '06 is on the Georgetown University lacrosse team.
Rutledge Long '06 is playing football at Bowdoin College.
Gift Maworere '06 is playing soccer for West Virginia University. He played the full game in their Big East opener and victory against Cincinnati (2-0) and was named "man of the match." In October, Gift scored his first collegiate goal to help West Virginia beat Marquette.
Sarah Vance '06 is playing lacrosse for Princeton University.
Thomas Gottwald '05, a member of the Virginia Military Institute rifle team, was a part of VMI rifle history as a member of the first team ending with a regular season record of 11 and 4 in smallbore and an 8 and 5 record in air rifle. He was a member of the championship team that took the ROTC division title contributing 488 of the 2098 team points.
Tim Hoisington '05, playing lacrosse at Connecticut College in 2006, was a solid player in his first year. he played in 12 of the 14 regular season games at the midfield position. Tim scored one goal and had one assist for the 6-8, 3-6 Camels last season.
Gabe Jones '05 was named one of three team captains for football by the head football coach at Randolph-Macon College for the 2006 season. Playing the cornerback position, he totaled 28 tackles in his freshman year, led the Yellow Jackets with seven pass break-ups, and returned 11 punts for 57 yards. after spring practice. He was named Honorable Mention all-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) in his rookie campaign.
Brennan Killeen '05, who plays lacrosse for Boston University, played in eight games and scored two goals for the 15-5-0, 5-1-0 Terriers who claimed their fourth America East Conference title in 2006.
Whit Larkin '05 has scored two goals and three assists for the Washington & Lee University Generals, who have started the 2006 season a perfect 9-0 and are ranked #25 in NCAA Div. III.
Jamie McCardell '05 ended his first season on the Washington & Lee University Generals' tennis team with a 5-5 match record in singles and 0-3 record in doubles competition. The Colonials ended the season with a 13-9 record and #23 Division III national ranking.
Chris Mixon '05 is playing football at Wesleyan University (Conn.).
Arinze Onuaku '05 is playing basketball for Syracuse University. In 2006 he averaged a rebound every 2.9 minutesand played in 13 of 16 Big East Conference regular season games. He was named to the Big East Conference Academic All-Stars and earned Athletic Director Honor Roll in each of his first two semesters. Arinze was ranked 4th on the SU "dunk board" with 5 dunks in 25 games.
Robbie Varipapa '05, a member of the Washington & Lee University track / XC team, dealt with some injury setbacks in his first cross country season for the Generals, but recovered to score in events at the ODAC Championships meet. He placed third in the 800m, fourth in the 1500m, and was a member of the runner-up distance medley relay team.
Elijah Vidal '05 in his first year in Boston University Wrestling saw action in three different weight classes (165, 184 and 197).
Ryan Woodlee '05 was a vital member of the University of Miami Hurricanes Cross Country team starting the season at the #5 spot at the Gator Invitational. Ryan had a breakout year as a freshman ending the season as the #1 Hurricane runner at the ACC Championships where he finished 53rd (25:28-8k) and had a personal best 31:52 for 10k at the Chile Pepper Invitational. He was also a member of the third ranked academic team in the country with a team GPA of 3.52. Ryan also competed well in his first year on the track team ending with seasonal best of 8:49 in the 3,000m and 15:33 for the 5,000m.
Kevin Coale '04 is playing lacrosse for the University of Virginia. Kevin starts his second season with the Cavaliers after redshirting his freshman year due to an ankle injury. He saw action in eight games his first season and scored a goal from the midfield position for the 2006 National Champions.
Lyle Farrar '04 is playing lacrosse for Rutgers University. He backs up All-America goalkeeper Greg Havalchak and played in two games last season. Lyle did not let any goals hit the back of the net backing up the 5-9, 2-5 Scarlet Knights.
Jake Garrow '04 played in 18 games and started 14 on the St. Lawrence University baseball team in 2006. He is hitting .224 with 11 hits in 49 at bats while driving in five runs and three sacrifice bunts. Jake recorded one error in 80 chances behind the plate and cut down five runners on the base paths.
Tim Hightower '04 is playing football at the University of Richmond. In the 2005 season he helped an offense which scored 349 points on the season. He had three 100+ yard rushing games, including a career-best 119 yards and two touchdowns against James Madison.
Colin Lockhart '04 is playing lacrosse at the Air Force Academy.
Bobby Morris '04 is an offensive lineman for the Princeton University Tigers.
Blake Murphey '04 is playing football for Amherst College.
Ben O'Neil '04 is playing lacrosse for Johns Hopkins University. He made the move from long-stick defensive middie to close defense in the fall and gained valuable playing time. Ben will enter preseason practice in 2006 in contention for a starting spot.
Frances Battin '03 played in the 10 spot on the Dartmouth College varsity squash team in 2006.
Kino Clarke '03 played basketball at Trinity College. He averaged over 18 points in the three games leading up to the NESCAC semifinals in 2006, including a career-best 18 points in a game against Colby.
Helen Grassi '03 played on the Hobart & William Smith College squash team. She played in five matches for the Herons in 2006, and ended the season with a 4-1 record for the 12-6 squad. Helen also was credited for her play in her teams Walker Cup title.
Chris Joseph '03 played in nine games for the Washington & Lee University Generals in the 2005-06 football season, scoring a touchdown, assisting on three tackles, and registering three solo tackles.
Lee McLaughlin '03, Washington & Lee University lacrosse two-year letter winner, played in seven games in 2005, scoring one goal.
Chris Tubesing '03 saw action in three games on the 2005 Air Force Academy lacrosse team.
Will McGettigan '02 was the captain of Brown University's lacrosse team. He led the Bears in scoring with 27 points, tallying 20 goals and 7 assists. He was also Brown's primary face-off man throughout the season, winning 47 of 98 face-offs. He scored a season high four goals in a win over Bellarmine, and scored two goals against UMBC, Hartford, Penn and Cornell. Will was chosen as a second team All-New England selection by the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association.
Emma Millon '02 played in 10 games her senior season on the Harvard University lacrosse team.
Obi Oluigbo '02 played football for the University of Michigan Wolverines. He began his career at linebacker before switching to fullback during 2003 season.
Lauren Vance '02 played lacrosse on the U.S. National Team in 2006.
Bryson Spinner '99 plays professional football for the Frankfurt Galaxy. Playing quarterback, he completed 17 of 43 passes for 172 yards and rushed 10 times for 88 yards this season to help the Galaxy defeat the Amsterdam Admirals to win the World Bowl.
Carl Morris '99 plays in the Arena Football League for the Georgia Force. He finished the year with five catches for 41 yards and one touchdown in his first AFL season.
Paul DePodesta '91, former executive vice president and general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, has joined the San Diego Padres as special assistant for baseball operations.