The Peddie athletic department paid tribute to student-athletes, coaches and staff at the11th annual Spring Sports Banquet held Tuesday evening at the Finn M.W. Caspersen Campus Center.

Falcons show toughness in poor conditions and win third title in four years.

Peddie grabbed 1-0 lead after one inning, but the Hun Raiders fired back with 10 straight runs en route to a 10-1 win in the NJISAA Prep A championship game held Monday at William M. Thompson Field.

Freshman Tim Rosensteel won the second singles title in the Prep A tournament held Saturday at Lawrenceville.

Senior southpaw Cailyn Hennessy recorded 17 strikeouts and faced just one batter over the minimum in tossing a one-hit gem as the Falcons defeated Hun 6-0 on Thursday afternoon to clinch their fourth consecutive NJISAA Prep ‘A’ title.

Freshman Jon Astemborksi took the top spot in the javelin and discus at the NJISAA Prep Track and Field Championships held Wednesday at the Robert Lawson Memorial Track.

Yesterday, Lawrenceville defeated the top-seeded Falcons, 2-1, in the NJISAA State Prep 'A' tournament played on William M. Thompson Field.

Senior Lindsay Bublewicz had a career day 10 points on five goals and five assists and sophomore Gabby Horner also scored five goals for the Falcons (14-2) who dominated Hill in the second half to win going away, 17-8.

Junior Carolyn Gorajek connected with a low shot just 1:12 into the second half to give Peddie an 8-6 advantage, but Oak Knoll began a cat-and-mouse game and netted the final four goals of the game on the way to a 13-10 win to capture their fourth straight state Prep A division title.

Cailyn Hennessy pitched a no-hitter with no walks and 18 strikeouts while the quiet Falcon bats managed to make contact just enough to scratch out a 2-0 win over Lawrenceville yesterday in the semifinal round of the Prep A tournament.

Peddie prevailed over Lawrenceville this past Saturday, taking the Brown Cup via the tie-breaker rule.

Joyce Suh shoots a 47 to lead girls to second consecutive state title. Gabby Horner nets game-winner as girls lacrosse rallies to upend Big Red 8-7.

Peddie track teams wrapped up the 2008 outdoor Mid- Atlantic Prep League Championships on Saturday at the Hill School’s Colbath facility with a pair of third place finishes as the girls scored 108 points and the boys scored 89 points.

Cailyn Hennessy worked her magic again on the mound, striking out 22 batters as the Falcons outlasted Old Bridge 4-0 in 10 innings yesterday in a highly anticipated match-up.

Junior Carolyn Gorajek netted seven goals to help the Falcons defeat Hun 14-9 in the NJISAA semifinals yesterday at home. Boys stay close early before succumbing to Big Red 18-4.

Cailyn Hennessy pitched her second seven-inning perfect game of the season and career as Peddie (17-1) slipped by J.P. Stevens 1-0 yesterday at home.

The Peddie golf team led by senior Max Bichsel continues to blister the home course as the Falcons won handily over Hillsborough, 191-219.

Boys and girls lacrosse, golf and tennis are all big winners.

The Falcons roared back and avenged a one-stroke loss to Lawrenceville from the previous day to retain the Jeffrey Leibovit Memorial Cup in dominating fashion at the Peddie Golf Course.

Competing in the 15-year old age group, Peddie sophomore Connor Signorin set a new National Distance Swim Record in the 3,000-yard freestyle on Wednesday at the Clinton I . Sprout Pool.

Cailyn Hennessy struck out 18 as the Falcons scored three runs in the second inning en route to a 4-2 win over Lawrenceville. Kyle Stiefel scored four goals to pace the boys lacrosse team to a 12-7 win.

After belting out 29 runs in two games over the weekend, the Peddie baseball team was held to just four hits, but produced a run and defeated Hun 1-0 in a pitcher's duel par excellence yesterday at William M. Thompson Field.

Senior Laura Sokol spearheaded the Peddie attack with a career-high five goals as the Falcons overwhelmed Montclair Kimberley 19-5. On the diamond, softball scored the game's only run in the first inning to defeat Pennsville 1-0.

Junior Sam Garrabrant scores 34 seconds into overtime to lift Falcons to a 12-11 victory.

The boys' team scored seven unanswered goals in the second half to overpower Wyoming Seminary on Saturday. The undefeated girls' team ran away from Blair, 18-2.

Senior shortstop David Reichmann collected three hits, including two doubles, and three RBIs to stake Peddie (9-3) to a 6-1 lead before Big Red mounted a charge in the late innings.

Tennis, Softball and JV Lacrosse are winners. Golf drops first match of the 2008 campaign.

Peddie combined a stellar defensive effort with efficient offense to cruise to a 13-8 victory over visiting Stuart Country Day Tuesday afternoon.

Cay Hennessy records her 41st career win as the Falcons defeat Rancocas. Boys lacrosse surges in second half to overtake Moorestown, 6-5.

Softball, golf, tennis and lacrosse are all big winners.

Drew Pinero ’08 delivered a clutch one-out walk-off double in the bottom of the seventh to lift Peddie to an exciting 6-5 win over local power Steinert yesterday at the newly renovated William M. Thompson Field.

Girls' lacrosse, golf and tennis are all big winners.

Senior speedster Portia Jones continued her tremendous year by taking home top honors in the 200-and 400-meter dashes yesterday as the Peddie girls’ track team defeated Blair and dropped a decision to Lawrenceville at the Robert Lawson Memorial facility.

Peddie rebounded with a resounding 9-0 decision over visiting Hun School, the same Raider team that upset the Falcons 1-0 last week.

Peddie girls and boys teams topped Stuart and Pennington yesterday at the Robert Lawson Memorial Track. Hurdle in for all the results.

Brandon Yarusi pitched strong innings six innings and Peddie (5-1) scored seven runs in the bottom of the sixth to defeat West Windsor-Plainsboro North 12-2 yesterday at William F. Thompson Field.

Peddie scored the first five goals of the game and never looked back as the Falcons under new head Ross Turco defeated the Hun Raiders 10-5 yesterday on Maurice P. Shuman Field.

Melissa Provost ’09, Julia Barlis ’11, Sarah Newbury ’11 and Alex Von Arx ’09 won the 3,200-meter relay in a meet-record time of 10:22.16 to pace the Falcon girls to a second place tie in the team standings at the Hill Relays Saturday.

Brett Yarusi tossed a two-hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead baseball over Blair.

Junior Lisa Faraci stroked a two RBI single in the first inning, and Kay Hennessy silenced the bats of Lawrenceville with a one-hitter, to lift the Falcons to an 8-0 victory Thursday at Big Red’s diamond.

Jamie Boccanfuso delivered a walk-off homer in the bottom of the ninth inning for softball while Drew Pinero came through in the clutch with a double in the home half of the seventh to lift Peddie baseball.

Kati Meirs wins the 1,650-yard freestyle for Kenyon to jumpstart the Purple and White’s road to the NCAA Division III championship. Hollis Stahl ’06 stalls Middlebury lacrosse with seven goals. Roy Burch ’04 completes stellar swimming career at Springfield.

Lexie Gerson, a junior guard at Peddie, earned N.J. Prep Player of the Year accolades from the Newark Star Ledger last Sunday.

Senior Frank Cimato, an All-American wrestler for Peddie, finished seventh on Sunday in the 2008 National High School Seniors Championships held from March 26-30 at the Virginia Beach Convention Center in Virginia Beach, Va.

Senior Cailyn Hennessy highlighted the day by tossing a five-inning perfect game as softball swung to a 14-0 win over Blair. Baseball, boys lacrosse and golf were all big winners.

How sweet it is! Former Peddie hoop standout Tim Sweeney ’99 is in his second year as assistant coach for the Davidson College men’s basketball team as the Wildcats headed to the Elite Eight with a shocking 73-56 win over Wisconsin.

After stellar athletic careers at Peddie, many alumni have gone on to excel in the athletic programs of some of the finest colleges and universities in the country. Read more about individual Falcon Feats.

Junior Lexie Gerson, considered one of the nation’s premier shooting guards for the Class of 2009, gave Virginia women's basketball coach Debbie Ryan a sigh of relief by giving her verbal commitment earlier this week.

Christina Campion '03, a senior at Richmond, will be playing in the Atlantic 10 Conference Women's Basketball Tournament this Friday against Duquesne at St. Joseph's in Philadelphia.  Crystal Goring '05, a Richmond freshman and former Peddie teammate of Campion, has started 13 games for the Spiders.

Peddie School seniors Cailyn Hennessy of Freehold and Jamie Boccanfuso of Yardville will be attending the University of Pennsylvania in the fall, where both will continue their softball careers.

After two grueling days combining 43 matches, the Peddie wrestling team tallied 102.5 points to finish ninth at Prep Nationals on the campus of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa.

The Peddie girls swimming and diving team currently hold a 16-point lead over archrival Germantown. Connor Signorin finished first in the 200-yard individual medley for Peddie's only individual event winner.

Peddie turned in a masterful 54-40 dismantling of The Hun School of Princeton to claim an unprecedented 12th consecutive NJISAA Prep 'A' title before a raucous packed-house Wednesday evening at the Erik B. Hanson Fieldhouse.

The Peddie-Hun rivalry delivered another round of uncommon intensity and passion worthy of the Mid-Atlantic Prep League championship game. Using a 23-8 third quarter, the Falcons pulled away to defeat Hun, 55-43.

The Peddie girls basketball team cruised to a 40-point win over Mercersburg on Saturday and will face Hun, an easy winner over Hill School, in the championship game Sunday at 12:30 p.m. in Pottstown, Pa. Boys fell to Blair, 68-53, in the semifinals to end season at 14-12.

Senior forward Katie Winfree scored a career-high 23 points and a season-team high to lead four players scoring in double figures for Peddie in an 86-32 semifinal round victory over visiting Lawrenceville Wednesday in the NJISAA Prep A tournament.

Junior JiYoung Lee won two events for Peddie as the girls’ team captured nine of 11 events to take first place at Mid-Atlantic Prep League Championships on Saturday in the Clinton I. Sprout Pool.