Pirate Life

Athletics




Author & Commentator Mike Lupica, addressing SES student athletes

"Sports is a memory-making business"

List of 3 items.

  • 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.

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JV Boys Tennis

Non-League
Tennis - Boys Varsity
vs.
Indian River Charter High School
Riverside Park Tennis Courts
Directions and Details
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JV Girls Tennis

Non-League
Tennis - Girls Varsity
vs.
Indian River Charter High School
Riverside Park Tennis Courts
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Varsity Girls Lacrosse

Non-League
Lacrosse - Girls Varsity
vs.
Cardinal Newman High School
Playing Fields - Michael J. Mersky Field
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Cancelled

CANCELED: JV Baseball at Lawnwood Stadium/Fort Pierce

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Baseball - Varsity
vs.
Morningside Academy
Lawnwood Stadium/Fort Pierce
Directions and Details
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Varsity Boys Lacrosse

Non-League
Lacrosse - Boys Varsity
vs.
Cardinal Newman High School
Playing Fields - Michael J. Mersky Field
Directions and Details
Away

Varsity Track & Field at the Vero Beach High School Pre-Season Meet/Vero Beach

Non-League
Track & Field - Varsity
Vero Beach High School
Directions and Details
Away
Rescheduled

Varsity Boys Weightlifting at Harmony High School

Non-League
Weightlifting - Boys Varsity
vs.
Harmony High School
Directions and Details


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Pirate Athletics News

  • MS Boys Soccer Competes in FAMSL Round Robin


    The middle school boys soccer team competed in the FAMSL Round Robin at Master's Academy of Vero Beach on 2/9/26. The Pirates faced the Patriots in their first playoff game, with both teams scoreless at halftime. The Pirate team narrowly fell to their opponents 0-1 in the thrilling matchup. In the second game of the series, the Pirates went up against The Pine School. The Pirates played well on the field but ultimately fell to the Knights 1-3.
    Noah Frisk scored the lone goal for the Pirates versus Pine. At the goal, Max Conforti held both opponents scoreless in the first half of both games.
     
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  • Varsity Boys Weightlifting Competes in Season Opening John Carroll Meet

    Varsity boys weightlifting opened their regular season on the road with a tri-meet at John Carroll Catholic High School. In the Traditional category, John Carroll scored 54 team points, Sebastian River High School scored 27 points, and the Pirates scored 22 points. For the Olympic category, John Carroll recorded 36 team points, Sebastian River recorded 34 points, and the Pirates scored 26 points. Individual scores for the Pirate team are below:

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    Rome Barker:  Olympic^  - 140*/185*/325*, 1st place; Traditional^  - 185*/165*/350*, 1st place
    Campbell Brown:  Olympic^  - 85/140*/225*, 2nd place; Traditional^  - 140*/165*/305*, 2nd place

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    Alexander Wolek: Olympic - 100/155/255, 2nd place; Traditional - 155/155/310, 3rd place
    Cash Cappelen:  Olympic - 50/85/135, 4th place; Traditional - 85/125/210, 4th place
     
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    Nicholas Rummel: Olympic^ - 130/170/300, 2nd place; Traditional^ - 170/200/370, 3rd place
    John Barnhart:  Olympic^ - 65/80/145; Traditional - 80/90/170

    169
    Joe Robinson:  Olympic - 50/50/100, 4th place; Traditional - 50/65/115

    183
    William Cheriton: Olympic^ - 135/205/340, 1st place; Traditional - 205/230/435, 1st place

    219
    Elijah Lesnik: Olympic - 65/85/150, 4th place; Traditional - 85/155/240, 4th place
    Caden Nelson: Olympic^ - 60/80/140; Traditional^ - 80/110/190

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    Brody Crookshank: Olympic^ - 175/225/400, 2nd place; Traditional - 225/225/450, 2nd place

    UNL
    Rex Herrman: Olympic^ - 105/155/266; Traditional - 155/175/339
    Antonio Torres: Olympic^ - 55/75/130; Traditional - 75/100/175
    Preston Bittle: Olympic - 55/75/130, 4th place; Traditional - 75/100/175, 4th place

    * Personal record set by athlete.
    ^     Denotes athlete went 6 for 6.
     
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  • The middle school girls basketball's blue team win the FAMSL Championship

    MS Girls Basketball's Blue Team Crowned FAMSL Champs

    On 2/4/26, the middle school girls basketball's blue team traveled to Tabernacle Christian School in Vero to take on Master's Academy of Vero in the FAMSL Championship game. The Pirates showcased outstanding teamwork and intensity from start to finish and captured the trophy with their dominant 29-12 victory over the Patriots.

    Reagan Weaver led the team with an impressive 13 points, followed closely by teammate Violet Clemente, who added 8. Nevaeh Williams contributed 4 points, and Davis Toole and Gabby Antenucci each chipped in 2 to round out the scoring effort.
     
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  • Middle school boys soccer hosts The Pine School

    MS Boys Soccer Wraps Up Regular Season at Home

    The middle school boys soccer team hosted The Pine School in Pirate Stadium on 2/4/26 for their last game of the regular season. Despite playing with a reduced roster, the Pirates gave their best effort of the season. The Pirates remained determined through the end but were eventually defeated by the Knights 2-5.

    Noah Frisk scored both goals for the Pirate team. At goal, Max Conforti worked hard, blocking numerous shots by the Knights.
     
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  • Heartbreak for Varsity Girls Basketball in District Semis Thriller

    On 2/4/26, the varsity girls basketball team competed in the Class 1A District 8 Semifinals held at Morningside Academy in Port St. Lucie. The driven Pirate team fought hard the entire game, taking the lead 41-40 with about 3 minutes left in the game. The Pirates tried mightily but ultimately lost the lead to the Eagles, falling 43-49.

    Pirate scoreboard highlights: Amajyn Cannon, 23 points; Halle Grella, 12 points; Anastasia Headley, 4 points; Shaniya Bryant, 2 points; Tirzah Boulding, 2 points.
     
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  • Straight Sweep for Varsity Boys Tennis in Season Opener

    The varsity boys tennis team opened their regular season on 2/3/26 at Riverside Park Tennis Courts, playing against John Carroll Catholic High School. The Pirates swept the Golden Rams on the courts with an 7-0 victory.

    Winning singles matches for the Pirates were #1 Jose Robledo Pretelt (8-0), #2 James Peponis (8-0), #3 Aneesh Chalasani (8-3), #4 Luca Ilie (8-0), and #5 Alex Mira (8-0). 

    The #1 boys doubles team of Robledo Pretelt/Peponis secured an 8-0 victory. Winning their #2 doubles match and sealing the Pirates' first sweep of the season was the team of Ilie/Mira (8-3). 

    Winning an exhibition singles matches for the Pirates were Christian Peter (8-0) and Diego Leal (8-0).
     
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  • Varsity Girls Tennis Opens Season with a Win

    On 2/3/26, the varsity girls tennis team played their first game of the season at home at Riverside Park Tennis Court against John Carroll Catholic High School. The Pirates dominated the courts against the Golden Rams, winning the matchup 6-1.

    Winning singles matches for the Pirates were #2 Mia Maldonado (8-2), #3 Chandler Higdon (8-0), #4 Jenessa Kendall (8-2), and #5 Charlotte Peponis (8-1). 

    Winning their #1 doubles match was the team of Emmery Clarkson and Higdon (8-3). Completing the Pirate victory was the #2 doubles team of Maldonado/Kendall (8-0).

    Winning exhibition singles matches were Illyana Durkin (8-2) and Anabella Botero (8-5).
     
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  • Varsity Boys Basketball Extinguishes the Firehawks in District Quarterfinals

    The varsity boys basketball team competed in the Class 1A District 8 Quarterfinals on 2/3/26 against the Brevard HEAT in the Gonzalez-Lobo Activities Center. The Pirates overwhelmed the Firehawks to clench the 80-59 victory and to advance to the District Semifinals. 

    Leading the Pirates toward the victory was Jayzere Cannon with 24 points, 5 assists, 12 rebounds, and 4 steals. Cody Simmonds, who sank 17 points, led the Pirates in rebounds with 13. Wyatt Burdick netted 12 points, 3 assists, 4 rebounds, 3 steals, and 1 block. Trey Dunlap, who saw 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 block, and Daniel Ciceron, who had  3 rebounds and 2 assists, each recorded 8 points for the Pirate team. Cole Register amassed 5 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 steals. Trip Williams collected 2 points, 3 assists, 1 rebound, and 3 blocks; and Kaleb Jones put forth 2 points, 3 assists, 1 rebound, and 2 steals. Daniel Clemente added 1 block for the Pirates.
     
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Meet the Athletics Department

List of 4 members.

  • Photo of Eileen Pliske

    Eileen Pliske 

    Athletic Director
  • Photo of Jeremy Gillan

    Jeremy Gillan 

    Associate Athletic Director/Athletic Trainer
    (772) 492-2170
  • Photo of Grayson Miller

    Grayson Miller 

    Administrative Assistant, Athletics
    (772) 492-2341
  • Photo of Laura Bird

    Laura Bird 

    Administrative Assistant, Athletics
    (772) 492-2341

Athletics at SES

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.

Saint Edward's School

1895 Saint Edward's Drive
Vero Beach, Florida 32963
772.231.4136
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Saint Edward's School admits students of any race, color, religion, gender, gender identity,  disability, national or ethnic origin, or marital status to all rights, priveleges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School, and does not discriminate on these bases – including traits associated with race such as protective hairstyles – in the administration of its admissions, educational, financial aid, or other School programs, in accordance with IRS regulations and Florida Statute §1002.421.
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