School Life
Athletics
Author & Commentator Mike Lupica, addressing SES student athletes
"Sports is a memory-making business"
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Athletics are an integral, invaluable part of life at SES. -
Our program creates opportunities for student-athletes to experience a very competitive level of athletics. -
We are committed to providing an experience that develops character, -
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The concepts of commitment, discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship are focal points of our program. -
Typically over 70% of upper and middle school students participate in at least one interscholastic sport. -
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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 two independent weight rooms. -
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.
We build rapport with our student athletes creating an atmosphere for success, teaching the proper values, skills and strategies. A love of activity starts with the Physical Education program, which begins in Pre-K. Students then progress to Lower School Intramurals, then Middle School Sports and eventually varsity-level competition in the Upper School. Saint Edward’s School fields 36 teams in 18 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.
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Pirate Athletics News
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Late Spring Intramurals Wrap Up for the Year
Middle school athletes recently wrapped up their late spring intramural season which ran from April 17-May 18 this year. The late spring season is a unique one at Saint Edward's School because it allows the middle schoolers an opportunity to learn and grow in these offered sports during a shortened season without the pressure of competition. Whether participating in golf with Coach Rogers, in tennis with Coach Miller, or in boys flag football with Coach Hawley, athletes had a chance to experience the nature of their chosen sport through instruction, drills, and play and are finishing up their school year with a bit of fun alongside their peers.Read More
Please click on the headline to view more snapshots from the late spring season.
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Spring Football Game Previews Next Year's Varsity Team
On 5/18/23, the spring football team took to the Michael J. Mersky Field in a friendly scrimmage against Berean Christian School. Despite the weather shortening the playing time down to 3 quarters, the Pirates still managed to score the only goal of the game with a touchdown pass from Nate Sparkman to Gary Anderson to give the Pirate team their 7-0 victory.Read More
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Saint Edward's Athletes Earn National Attention
Read MoreRecently, several Saint Edward's School athletes were recognized for their excellence on the field by national organizations. Boys soccer players junior Pato Argote and senior Brogan Buck were recognized as members of the All-Florida State team by the US Soccer Federation of Coaches. Argote scored 20 goals in as many games and added 11 assists for the Pirates. Buck, who was chosen to play on the FACA All-Star team, netted 18 goals and 27 assists on the season. The combo of Argote and Buck led the Pirates to a 16-4-1 finish on the season.Senior boys lacrosse player Ford Norris was recognized as a High School All-American by US Lacrosse, making him the second player in school history to receive this honor, after Pirate alumnus Terrell Sands '14. Norris, an attackman, scored 36 goals in 18 games and added 44 assists for the Pirates, who finished 13-6 on the season. In his career, Ford scored a whopping 100 goals and accumulated 70 assists. He will attend and play lacrosse at Manhattan College in the fall.
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SES ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Elizabeth Campbell
Congratulations to junior Elizabeth Campbell for being selected as this week's Saint Edward's School Athlete of the Week!Read More
Competing in the Class 1A District 13 Tournament at The Benjamin School in Palm Beach Gardens on 4/22/23, Campbell set personal records in 3 of the 4 events in which she participated. She advanced to Regionals in 2 events and set the school record in the girls 400m with her time of 1:02.96. This is Campbell's second year as a member of the varsity girls track and field team.
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Exceptional Showing at Districts for Varsity Track & Field
The varsity track and field team competed in the Class 1A District 13 Championship Meet on 4/22/23 at the Benjamin School in Palm Beach Gardens. As a team, the girls placed 5th overall and the boys placed 7th.Read More
For the boys team, Tyler Ross placed 5th in the 110m Hurdles (19.47), 6th in the Long Jump (5.61m), 7th in the Triple Jump (11.05m), and 10th in the 200m (25.92). In field events, William Suleman placed 8th in the Discus (15.86m) and 10th in Javelin (18.89m).
For the girls team, Elizabeth Campbell recorded a 4th place finish in the 400m with a (1:02.96) to qualify for Regionals, and teammate Selma Memet placed 9th with 1:18.91. Coming in 5th in the 3200m and setting a personal record was Jacquelyn Perrin (13:25.10), followed by Anna Marie Zugrave in 7th (14:20.20) and Tyler Colgan in 9th (14:30.60). In the 1600m, J. Perrin earned 6th place (6:02.45), Zugrave placed 9th (6:33.48), and Colgan placed 10th and hit a personal record for the event (6:33.87). Luna Rivera (2:49.08) and Alexandra Perrin (3:09.72) clocked a 9th and 12th place finish respectively in the 800m. In the girls 200m, Marlo Wilkerson placed 14th with 30.69. Sophie Rosenstein achieved 5th place in the 400m Hurdles at 1:24.89, to set a personal record. Finishing 6th in the 100m Hurdles and setting a personal record was Campbell with 19.79, followed by teammate Rosenstein in 9th at 23.40.
In Relay events, the girls 4x800 Relay team, consisting of Colgan, Zugrave, A. Perrin, and J. Perrin, finished 3rd at 11:53.80 and qualified for Regionals. The 4x400 Relay team of Rosenstein, Adterria Holloway, Mia Perez, and Campbell also qualified for Regionals with their 4th place finish of 4:57.33. The 4x100 Relay team of Holloway, Wilkerson, Perez, and Campbell finished in 5th with 54.82.
In field events, Perez threw 20.28m in Javelin to achieve 4th place and qualify for Regionals. Megan Baker placed 5th in Shot Put with a mark of 8.22m, 6th in Discus with 22.50m, and 7th in Javelin with 18.56m. Holloway placed 10th in Long Jump and set a personal record with a mark of 4.28m.
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2023 High School Scholar-Athlete Award Winners Announced
On Monday, April 17, at the Sunrise Theater in Fort Pierce, seniors Eli Barin and Luna Rivera were recognized as outstanding high school scholar-athletes at a banquet sponsored by the Play Treasure Coast Sports Commission. The evening, which featured former Major League baseball player Rick Ankiel as the keynote speaker, recognized students from all of the schools throughout the Treasure Coast. Both Barin and Rivera have clearly excelled in the classroom and on the field.Read MoreEli Barin has been a member and leader of the golf, basketball, and lacrosse teams throughout his four years at Saint Edward's. In golf, his senior year, he finished the season with a scoring average of 41.3 which led the team by over 3 strokes. This past season, Barin also helped to lead the boys' basketball team to the Class 2A District 13 title. As a co-captain on the lacrosse team, he helped lead the team to the State Championship game his sophomore year and the regional semi-final his junior year--a season in which he scored 26 goals and won nearly 60% of the face-offs.For the past three seasons, Luna Rivera has emerged as the leader and co-captain of the Lady Pirate Cross Country and Track & Field teams. She led the girls' cross-country team to two state championship appearances in the past three seasons and to a team victory in the Sunshine State Athletic Conference Championship in her senior year. Rivera was instrumental in starting a Track & Field team at Saint Edward's in her junior year. That season, she qualified for the Class 1A Regional meet in the 3200m and as a member of the 4X800 relay team. Her leadership has been instrumental to the success of these programs at Saint Edward's.
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SES ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Keegan Nyman
Congratulations to sophomore Keegan Nyman for being selected as this week's Saint Edward's School Athlete of the Week!Read More
For the varsity boys lacrosse team this season, Nyman has dominated the face-off circle, winning nearly 70% of the time. His dynamic plays on the field have bolstered the Pirates into the Class 1A Region 2 Quarterfinals against Bishop Moore High School on 4/21/23. This is Nyman's first year as a member of the varsity boys lacrosse team.
Upcoming Games
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Even our youngest Pirates enjoy the benefits of early exposure to athletics.
Athletic Hall of Fame: Alumni Inducted 2015 to present
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Athletic Hall of Fame: Alumni Inducted 2014 and earlier
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Kulczycki '98 and Williams ’99 Named to Athletic Hall of Fame
Two great alumni athletes, Garrett Kulczycki '98 and Mark Williams ’99, will be inducted into the School’s Athletic Hall of Fame at Homecoming on November 1st.Read More
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Athletic Hall of Fame: Coaches and Staff
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