Author & Commentator Mike Lupica, addressing SES student athletes
"Sports is a memory-making business"
ALL YEAR: Equestrian Team
FALL SPORTS: Football
Teams: boys varsity, boys middle school
FALL SPORTS: Cheerleading
Teams: girls varsity
FALL SPORTS: Cross Country
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school co-ed
FALL SPORTS: Volleyball
Teams: girls varsity, JV and middle school
FALL SPORTS: Golf
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school co-ed
FALL SPORTS: Golf
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school co-ed
FALL SPORTS: Swimming
Teams: boys and girls varsity
FALL & WINTER: Cheer & Dance Team
WINTER SPORTS: Basketball
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school
WINTER SPORTS: Basketball
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school
WINTER SPORTS: Basketball
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school
WINTER SPORTS: Soccer
Teams: boys & girls varsity
WINTER SPORTS: Soccer
Teams: boys & girls varsity
SPRING SPORTS: Boys Varsity Baseball
Teams: boys varsity & middle school
SPRING SPORTS Lacrosse
Teams: boys & girls varsity, boys JV, boys & girls middle school
SPRING SPORTS: Lacrosse
Teams: boys & girls varsity, boys JV, boys & girls middle school
SPRING SPORTS Lacrosse
Teams: boys & girls varsity, boys JV, boys & girls middle school
SPRING SPORTS Tennis
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school intramural
SPRING SPORTS Tennis
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school intramural
SPRING SPORTS Tennis
Teams: boys & girls varsity, middle school intramural
SPRING SPORTS Track and Field
Teams: varsity
SPRING SPORTS Track and Field (2)
Teams: varsity
SPRING SPORTS Track and Field (3)
Teams: varsity
SPRING SPORTS Weightlifting
Teams: boys varsity
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Key Strengths
Excellent Coaching / Saint Edward’s coaches are dedicated educators, passionate about their sports and about bringing out the best in their athletes. Most were themselves accomplished collegiate and competitive athletes.
Exceptional Facilities
Along with the two gymnasiums, aquatic center and multi-use dock, highlights include two lighted fields, additional practice fields, and a state of the art weight room.
Competitive Schedules
Saint Edward’s 38 interscholastic teams face rivals from other Florida independent and private schools, including some of the region’s strongest programs.
On 2/24/26, the varsity girls lacrosse team headed to Orlando to face off against Bishop Moore High School. The Pirate defense held the Hornets scoreless until 2 minutes remained in the 3rd quarter, and the Pirates ultimately won the matchup 8-2.
Leading the scoring effort for the Pirates were Caitlin Moscrip and Lily O'Brien with 3 goals each. CJ Fykes recorded 1 goal and 3 assists and grabbed her 100th career goal as a Pirate, and Margaret Fykes contributed 1 goal and 1 assist. Teammates Grace Fykes and Kelly Lynch added 1 assist each. In defensive efforts, Avery Orzechowski, Bebe Busch-Dunford, and O'Brien each had 1 forced turnover. Pirate goalie Maddie Moscrip recorded 7 saves, and O'Brien had a blocked shot.
The middle school girls lacrosse team opened their season at home on 2/24/26 in Pirate Stadium against Gifford Middle School. The Pirates were raring to go in their 1st game of the season and played well on the field against the Tigers, despite being defeated 6-8.
Lillian Pfennig scored 4 goals for the Pirate team, and teammates Reagan Weaver and Taylor Weber contributed a goal apiece. Pirate defense was led by Nevaeh Williams, who showed great leadership for her teammates throughout the game. Peyton Bittle had 7 saves at the net to help keep the Pirates in the game.
The varsity baseball team hosted Palm Bay High School on Blue Diamond Field on 2/23/26. The Pirates put up a good fight against their opponents but ultimately fell 3-9.
The Pirates got on the board in the bottom of the 1st inning after Jack Torresson doubled. Torresson also pitched well, going 4 innings with 6 strikeouts.
On 2/21/25, the varsity boys lacrosse team made the trek to Jacksonville to go up against The Bolles School. The Pirates led the Bulldogs 6-3 by halftime but saw the gap lessen to 8-6 by the end of the 3rd quarter. The Pirates couldn't find their footing in the 4th quarter as they unfortunately fell to the Bullogs by a close 8-9.
Connor O'Brien led the charge for the Pirates with 4 goals and 1 assist. Chris Campbell netted 2 goals and 2 assists, and Charlie Corrigan recorded 1 goal and 1 assist. Turner Barnett brought in 1 goal, and Brady McCoy provided 1 assist. Bobby Varricchio collected 2 faceoff wins. At the net, Edwin Provancher made 10 saves on 19 shots on goal.
Additional Pirate gameday stats include 13 shots on goal and 10 groundballs.
The boys and girls varsity track and field teams opened their regular season at the Viera Invitational Meet on 2/20/26 at Viera High School in Melbourne. Out of the 12 competing teams, the girls team finished in 5th place overall, and the boys team placed 9th. The Pirates concluded the successful day, setting 3 new school records and hitting 20 new personal records.
In girls track events, SophieCooper clinched a 3rd place finish in the 1600m at 5:58.77 and secured a 5th place finish in the 800m at 2:39.2, both new personal best times in these events. In the 400 Hurdles, Cadence Callaghan finished in 5th place with 1:20.09, and Nahlia Hebig placed 6th at 1:22.58. Hebig also set a new personal record in the 1600m with her 6th place finish time of 6:16.43. Amajyn Cannon placed 8th in the 100 Hurdles (20.87). In the 4x100 relay, the relay team of A. Cannon, Rosi Neumann, Baylin Bischoff, and Kayla Jenue captured a 2nd place finish at 59.39. In girls field events, Mia Perez broke her own school record in Javelin with her 30.59m throw to capture 2nd place in the event. Perez also secured a 3rd place in the Discus with her throw of 25.69m. Stella Morris claimed 4th place in Javelin with her personal record 26.60m throw. Hebig placed 6th in the Long Jump with a mark of 4.45m.
In boys track events, Reef Blackman broke a school record in his very first 400 Hurdles event to secure a 2nd place finish with his time of 1:06.27. Jack Curley claimed 2nd place victories in both the 800m (2:04.68) and the 1600m (4:36.11). Jamin Dunham placed 8th in the 1600m at 5:10.04. The 4x100m team of Daniel Ciceron, Jayzere Cannon, Trip Williams, and Cody Simmonds broke the previously held school record for the event with their finish time of 49.20. In boys field events, Matthew Cocks secured a 4th place finish in Discus with his 31.07m throw, a personal best. Nicholas Rummel finished in 8th place in the Triple Jump with 9.70m.
The varsity baseball team played Calvary Chapel Academy at home on Blue Diamond Field on 2/20/26. The Pirates took an early lead and never looked back, clinching the victory 16-1 against the Eagles.
The Pirates got on the board in the bottom of the 1st inning after Caden Freedman doubled, scoring 2 runs; Rodney Stephens singled, scoring 2 runs; Braylon Kirkland hit a sacrifice fly, scoring one run; and Graham Hutton doubled, scoring 2 more runs.
Nolan Ange earned the win for the Pirates on the mound. The starter allowed just 1 hit over 4 innings, striking out 7. Leading the offense, Hutton and Stephens each collected 2 hits for the Pirate team. Jack Torresson paced the Pirates with 3 walks. Overall, the team had patience at the plate, collecting 12 walks for the game while also stealing 11 bases.
On 2/19/26, the varsity boys tennis team went up against Vero Beach High School on the road. The Pirates fought gallantly on the courts in the thrilling matchup but narrowly fell to the Indians 3-4.
Winning singles matches for the Pirates were #1 Jose Robledo Pretelt (8-4) and #4 Aneesh Chalasani (8-3).
The Pirates' #1 doubles team of Robledo Pretelt and James Peponis clinched their match 8-3.
Winning an exhibition singles match for the Pirates was Mikey Ladd (8-4). Winning doubles exhibition matches were the teams of Jackson Peshke/Cov Kennedy (8-6) and Christian Peter/Diego Leal (8-4).
On 2/19/26, the varsity tennis team traveled across town to Vero Beach High School to take on the Indians. The Pirates claimed a 4-2 team score over their opponents to bring home the win.
Winning singles matches for the Pirates were #2 Mia Maldonado (8-0), #4 Jenessa Kendall (8-3), and #5 Charlotte Peponis (8-1).
The #2 doubles team of Maldonado/Kendall ensured the large spread for the Pirates with their 8-3 victory.
Winning their exhibition doubles match 8-3 were Lucy Lynch and Illyana Durkin.
We build rapport with our student-athletes creating an atmosphere for success, and teaching the proper values, skills and strategies. A love of activity starts with the Physical Education program, which begins in our Little Pirates (PreK-3) programs. Students then progress to middle school team sports and eventually varsity-level competition in the Upper School. Saint Edward’s School fields 42 teams in 22 sports and enjoys an enviable record of success. Athletes with a range of abilities at all levels find opportunities to advance their skills and compete to their full potential.
Founded upon the independent Episcopal school tradition, Saint Edward’s School is a co-educational, pre-kindergarten through grade 12, college preparatory school committed to educational excellence. Saint Edward’s is located in Vero Beach and is a not-for-profit, 501 (C)(3). Saint Edward’s School does not discriminate on the basis of age, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, physical disability, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational programs, hiring policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other school-administered programs.