Athletics

Athletic Updates

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  Eric Gregg '96 helps grow lacrosse in inner-city

  Posted May 23, 2013

  Eric Gregg, a 1996 Episcopal Academy graduate, the son of former Major League Baseball umpire Eric Gregg and the head coach of St. Joseph Prep's lacrosse team, would like to see the sport of lacrosse grow even more among inner-city kids. It's why Gregg help to found LEAPS (Lacrosse, Education, Attitude, Perseverance, Success) in 2008. To read about Gregg '96, click more.

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  Alex Viscusi '15 strikes out 13 to lead Episcopal past Mercersburg

  Posted May 23, 2013

  Alex Viscusi was dominant Wednesday, but she saved her best for last. The Episcopal Academy pitcher struck out 13 batters, none more important than the K she rang up with runners on second and third in the final inning as the Churchmen sealed a 7-3 win over Mercersburg Academy and advanced to the final of the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Tournament. Gabby Donatucci went 2-for-3 with an RBI as EA (15-5, 9-3) advances to play the winner of the other semifinals between Penn Charter and Agnes Irwin today.

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  Meredith Manley ’14 to play for U.S. team in Maccabiah Games

  Posted May 23, 2013

  Meredith Manley ’14 was recognized as one of the best high school soccer players in the area this past fall—earning All-Delco and All-Inter-Ac honors for her stellar all-around play for The Episcopal Academy’s 2012 Inter-Ac championship team. For the full story, click more.

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  EA baseball team records a 3-1 playoff win over Friends Central

  Posted May 21, 2013

  A large crowd attended Stone Field on May 20 to support the No. 8-seeded Episcopal Academy varsity baseball team as the Churchmen faced off against the ninth-seeded Friends Central squad in the first round of the Pennsylvania Independent School baseball playoffs. For full details, click more.

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  Kevin Gayhardt '13 named to Under Armour All-America Game

  Posted May 20, 2013

  You can put Kevin Gayhardt down in the Episcopal Academy history books. The rangy 6-4, 210-pound defenseman became the first EA boy to be named to the prestigious Under Armour All-America Game. Gayhardt claimed All-Delco honors as a junior, the lone non-senior to make the 2012 team, and his game has taken a big step forward this year. He’s earned a reputation as a shutdown defender who can take out the opposition’s top scoring threat. Because of that, he’ll be headed to Towson University July 8 to take place in the UA game. For the full story, click more.

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