Peddie Athletics

The Peddie rowing team competed in the Garden State Scholastic Championships at Cooper River in Camden.

The 1V boys boat (Atharva Khamparia, Armaan Motiani, Chris Horsch, Francis McGovern and Frost Gill) comfortably qualified in the heats (top three advanced) for the final by placing third and only .34 seconds behind second. In one of the last races of the day, the 1V could not make up that small gap and missed medaling by .9 behind the same crew that edged them out in their heat.

The boys 2 (Mustafa Ekmecki, Doug Lopez, Aidan Lawler, Tevin Zhou and Jonathan Koo) and 3V (Griffin Truslow, Ryan Yan, Neal Patel, Eeshan Garikapati and Umay Sen) were both entered into the same event. The 2V looked comfortable and poised as they cruised to a 17 second win on the field.

The boys novice 8+ (Yurika Wu, Will Armaund, Henry Goodman, Ryan Yang, Wei Jie Ng, Joseph MacKenzie, Michael Chan, Charlie Zhan, Logan Scowen Arreloa) battled through some adversity with the 5 seat having only spent a few practices previously in a boat before racing twice today. While they made it through their heat,
they placed sixth in their final.

Results: 1V – fourth of 13 in the Boys HS Senior 4+ Event
2V – first of five in the Boys HS 2nd Varsity 4+ Event
3V – fifth of five in the Boys HS 2nd Varsity 4+ Event
Novice – sixth of nine in the Boys HS Novice 8+ Event

Full results can be viewed here: https://www.regattacentral.com/regatta/results2?job_id=10226&org_id=508

The Falcons next compete in and host the 2026 MAPL Championships on Saturday, May 2 at 4:30 p.m. at Caspersen Rowing Center.

The Peddie rowing team competed in the Garden State Scholastic Championships at Cooper River in Camden.

The 1V boys boat (Atharva Khamparia, Armaan Motiani, Chris Horsch, Francis McGovern and Frost Gill) comfortably qualified in the heats (top three advanced) for the final by placing third and only .34 seconds behind second. In one of the last races of the day, the 1V could not make up that small gap and missed medaling by .9 behind the same crew that edged them out in their heat.

The boys 2 (Mustafa Ekmecki, Doug Lopez, Aidan Lawler, Tevin Zhou and Jonathan Koo) and 3V (Griffin Truslow, Ryan Yan, Neal Patel, Eeshan Garikapati and Umay Sen) were both entered into the same event. The 2V looked comfortable and poised as they cruised to a 17 second win on the field.

The boys novice 8+ (Yurika Wu, Will Armaund, Henry Goodman, Ryan Yang, Wei Jie Ng, Joseph MacKenzie, Michael Chan, Charlie Zhan, Logan Scowen Arreloa) battled through some adversity with the 5 seat having only spent a few practices previously in a boat before racing twice today. While they made it through their heat,
they placed sixth in their final.

Results: 1V – fourth of 13 in the Boys HS Senior 4+ Event
2V – first of five in the Boys HS 2nd Varsity 4+ Event
3V – fifth of five in the Boys HS 2nd Varsity 4+ Event
Novice – sixth of nine in the Boys HS Novice 8+ Event

Full results can be viewed here: https://www.regattacentral.com/regatta/results2?job_id=10226&org_id=508

The Falcons next compete in and host the 2026 MAPL Championships on Saturday, May 2 at 4:30 p.m. at Caspersen Rowing Center.

The Peddie Golf program competed in the 15th Annual Swing Against Cancer Golf Invitational at Peddie Golf Club.

Andrew Ma ’27 of Peddie varsity boys golf won the boys individual title with a 73.

Ryland Portadin ’29 of Peddie varsity girls golf won the girls individual title.

Peddie varsity girls golf won the girls team title with a 328.

The Peddie Golf program competed in the 15th Annual Swing Against Cancer Golf Invitational at Peddie Golf Club.

Andrew Ma ’27 of Peddie varsity boys golf won the boys individual title with a 73.

Ryland Portadin ’29 of Peddie varsity girls golf won the girls individual title.

Peddie varsity girls golf won the girls team title with a 328.

The Peddie boys outdoor track and field team competed in Day 2 of 3 of the Penn Relays at The University of Pennsylvania – Franklin Field. The 4×100 relay team of Xzavier Torres, Ardanley Then, Dasyer Bullock and Luke Chon recorded a 44.23.

The Falcons (Dasyer Bullock, Luke Chon, Luca Romanelli, Ardanley Then, Xzavier Torres) next compete in the third and final day of the Penn Relays on Saturday, April 25 at The University of Pennsylvania – Franklin Field.

The Peddie varsity boys lacrosse team (5-3) fell to The Hill School, 19-5, at home. John Giblin tallied three goals, one assist and four ground balls. Aaron Uppal added two goals. Hayden Nieves recorded five ground balls. Goalkeeper Rocco Annunziata made 14 saves and Aayan Uppal made four saves. The Falcons next host Blair Academy on Wednesday, April 29 at 4:30 p.m. at the Outdoor Turf Field.

The girls 4×100 relay team of Safiyyah Malik, Foluke Oladeji, Erin Tam and Tessa Hughes of 4×100 relay team broke a school record at the Penn Relays, at The University of Pennsylvania – Franklin Field with a 49.67. The Falcons (Dasyer Bullock, Luke Chon, Luca Romanelli, Ardanley Then, Xzavier Torres) next compete in Day 2 of 3 of the Penn Relays on Friday, April 24 at The University of Pennsylvania – Franklin Field.

The Peddie varsity boys baseball team (7-2) fell to The Lawrenceville School, 6-1, at home. Jonathan Stizza went 2-for-3 with an RBI, a double and a single. Haruo Narita and Evan Treese each went 1-for-3. The Falcons next host The Hill School on Friday, April 24 at 4:30 p.m. at William M. Thompson ’35 Baseball Field.

The Peddie varsity girls lacrosse team (6-3) defeated Perkiomen School, 15-8, on the road. Anna Treese tallied eight goals, four assists and two draw controls. Mary Kate Giblin added four goals and two draw controls. Lexie Hoffman had two goals and three assists. Caroline Nesevich recorded a goal. Mya Griffith had an assist. Goalkeeper Mikala Kuser made eight saves. The Falcons next host The Hill School on Saturday, April 25 at 1:30 p.m. at the Outdoor Turf Field.

The Peddie varsity girls softball team (4-7) fell to Allentown High School, 19-5, after six innings, at home. Jules Miele went 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored. Ariana Gomez went 2-for-4 with a double, an RBI, two runs scored and a stolen base. Lizzie Danbury went 2-for-4 with a run scored. The Falcons next host The Hill School on Friday, April 24 at 4:30 p.m. at the Varsity Softball Field.

New date, was originally scheduled on 4/30