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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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MS Boys Blue Basketball (A)

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Basketball - MS Boys Blue Team (A)
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Sebastian River Middle School
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MS Boys Navy (C) Basketball at Saint Anastasia Catholic School

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Basketball - MS Boys Navy Team (C)
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Saint Anastasia Catholic School
Saint Anastasia Catholic School
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MS Cheer/Dance 1 for MS Boys Blue Basketball (A)

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Cheerleading/Dance - MS Winter 1
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Sebastian River Middle School
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Varsity Girls Weightlifting

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Weightlifting - Girls Varsity
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John Carroll Catholic High School
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JV Boys Basketball

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Basketball - Boys JV
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Benjamin Upper School
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Varsity Boys Basketball

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Basketball - Boys Varsity
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Benjamin Upper School
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Pirate Athletics News

  • Varsity boys soccer at Odyssey Charter School

    Varsity Boys Soccer Topples Titans

    Varsity boys soccer traveled to Palm Bay on 11/17/25 to go head-to-head with Odyssey Charter School. The Pirates dominated the field against the Titans, bringing home a 11-3 victory.

    Leading the Pirates into battle were seniors William Kourakis with 3 goals and 3 assists and Reid Durham with 3 goals and 2 assists. Eighth grader Coleson Radecke also netted 3 goals for the Pirate team. Junior Rory Barton recorded 1 goal and 3 assists, and junior Cesar Rojas added 1 goal. Providing assists for the Pirates were sophomore Ruslan Gapkaloff with 2 and junior Alex Mira with 1. At the goal, senior Connor O'Brien made 3 saves.
     
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  • Jacquelyn Perrin wins the Regional girls race with her 1st place finish

    Both Varsity Cross Country Teams Moving On to States

    On 11/14/25, the varsity boys and girls cross country teams competed in the Class 1A Region 4 Tournament at South County Regional Park in Boca Raton. The Pirates, going up against the top 16 teams in the Region, ran well on the course, and for the first time in school history, both teams qualified for the Class 1A State Championship in the same year. The girls team placed 5th overall, and the boys team finished in 8th place.

    In the girls race, Jacquelyn Perrin was crowned Regional Champion with her first place finish time of 18:58.6. Nahlia Hebig finished 24th place with a new personal record of 21:47.5. Sophie Cooper placed 30th with a 22:09.4, and Cadence Callaghan saw a 46th place finish with 22:49.3. Emma Ramsay finished 83rd with 25:42.1, and Isabella Peter placed 86th with 25:54.5.
     
    Jack Curley led the way for the boys team, finishing 7th overall in 16:59.9. Jamin Dunham set a new personal record, finishing 17th overall in 17:34.1. Chris Perrin placed 51st with a personal best time of 19:03.3 with teammate Cam Perrin right on his heels, finishing 52nd with a personal record of 19:07.8. Reef Blackman finished 61st for the Pirates with 19:16.2, and Ian Wallace placed 90th with his personal record time of 20:18.4.
     
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  • MS Cheer & Dance Performs at Navy Boys Basketball Game

    It was another exciting afternoon for the middle school cheer and dance team for Winter 1 as they took part in the middle school boys basketball's navy team's game against Vero Classical School on 11/13/25 in the Wachter Activities Center. Throughout the thrilling game, the cheer and dance team brought the spirit to the crowd with cheers like Brr, Victory, and Be Aggressive, and they performed a dance at center court to Unforgiven by LE SSERAFIM. 

    Dancing and cheering at the game were: Selah Beyer, Brielle Corr, Jasmin Feely, Aiva Juste, Laura Lenzner, Lily Postlethwaite, Annabelle Previlus, and Miranda Rojas.
     
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  • Riveting Opening Game for MS Boys Basketball's Navy Team

    The navy team for middle school boys basketball opened their season at home on 11/13/25 versus Vero Classical School. The Pirates competed in a riveting game against the Knights, which saw the Pirates go from being down 2-8 at the half to trailing by just one point going into the 4th quarter. Despite their best efforts, the Pirates ultimately fell to their opponents in the 4th quarter 13-18.

    Champ Harty led the Pirates on the scoreboard with 5 points, followed closely by teammate Shaquille Wynn with 4 points, including 2 free throws. Also netting 2 points each were Colten Cleveland and Carter Ange.
     
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  • Varsity Girls Soccer Stuns Legacy HS

    On 11/13/25, the varsity girls soccer team hosted Legacy High School for their game on the Michael J. Mersky Field. The Pirates dominated the field the entire game, taking down the Lions 7-0.

    Lilly Jensen proved unstoppable for the Pirates, scoring 4 goals. Leah Chin followed closely on the scoreboard with 3 goals, and Payton Andrews added 1 goal towards the Pirate victory. Maia Wallace's tenacity as a Pirate striker helped the team keep the Lions scoreless.
     
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  • Varsity Boys Soccer Travels to Pineapple Cove

    On 11/12/25, varsity boys soccer hit the road for Palm Bay to take on Pineapple Cove Classical Academy. The Pirates fought hard on the field but ultimately fell to the Patriots 2-4.

    Ruslan Gapkaloff scored a goal for the Pirate team off an assist from Rory Barton. Barton converted a penalty shot into a goal for the Pirates.
     
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  • Varsity girls weightlifting competes at Vero Beach High School

    Varsity Girl Lifters Make Gains at Vero Beach Meet

    On 11/13/25, the varsity girls weightlifting went head-to-head on the road with Vero Beach High School. The Pirate team scored 3 points in Olympic and 6 points in Traditional to the Indians' 77 points in Olympic and 71 in Traditional.

    Junior Issie Evans grabbed 2nd place in her weight class in the Olympic category, going 6for6 with 65*/90*/155* and setting new personal records. She also went 6for6 in the Traditional category, capturing another 2nd place finish for her lifts of 90*/75/165*.

    In her division, junior Valentina Henriquez went 6for6 in both of her events, placing 3rd in both Olympic (60/65/115) and Traditional (65/70*/135).

    Junior Ellie Ma competed in her first meet with the Pirate team, lifting 30/40/70 in Olympic and 40/45/85 in Traditional.

    Freshman Katie Padgett placed 3rd in her weight class in Olympic with 40*/60*/100* and 3rd in Traditional with 60/60*/120*.

    In her division, junior Lily Browning placed 3rd in the Olympic category with 45/50/90 and went 6for6 in Traditional with 50/50/100.

    * Personal record set by athlete.

    [Please click on the headline to view more photos from this event.]
     
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  • Varsity Girls Soccer Ties with Golden Rams

    On 11/11/25, the varsity girls soccer team hit the road for Fort Pierce to take on John Carroll Catholic High School. The Pirate team worked together on the field to see a tie with the Golden Rams, 2-2.

    Lilly Jensen scored 1 goal for the Pirate team, and Leah Chin scored the other goal off an assist by Nicollette Kennedy.
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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) 643-3809

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.
The Saint Edward's School Athletic Hall of Fame gives us the opportunity to recognize the accomplishments and contributions of our many outstanding student-athlete graduates. Athletics are an integral part of the Saint Edward's School culture and many of our outstanding athletes have gone on to distinguished university careers in their chosen sports. Thank you for taking the time to nominate an alumnus. Go Pirates!

Athletic Hall of Fame: Inducted 2015 to present

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Athletic Hall of Fame: Inducted 2014 and earlier

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Athletic Hall of Fame: Coaches and Staff

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