Speedy in 1968 First Roman Season Speedy's All-League players: ROMAN CATHOLIC, 1968-81 FIRST TEAM 1969: Mike Bantom 1970: Jim O'Brien 1971: John Beecroft 1973: Chico Singleton, Donald Kelly 1974: John Griffin, Donald Kelly 1975: Zane Major 1976: Mike Morrow 1977: Reggie Jackson 1978: Reggie Jackson 1979: Lonnie McFarlan 1980: Lonnie McFarlan 1981: Randy Monroe, Glenn Welton SECOND TEAM 1968: Keith Coady, Steve Collins 1969: Mike Moody 1971: Ed Hoban 1972: "Chico" Singleton, Frank Sykes 1976: Reggie Jackson 1978: Larry McGill 1979: "Yosh" Siorek, Rakph Mack 1980: Glenn Welton, Gerald Roberts THIRD TEAM 1976: Steve Compton 1977: Larry McGill 1978: Charlie Robbins PENN CHARTER, 1983-84 FIRST TEAM 1983: Andy Vye 1984: Carl Arrigale SECOND TEAM 1983: Carl Arrigale 1984: Marv Dunmeyer, Joe McGarvey,   Drew Meyers LA SALLE WOMEN, 1985-86 FIRST TEAM MAAC 1985: Linda Hester 1986: Linda Hester, Jill Crandley SECOND TEAM MAAC 1985: Jill Crandley LA SALLE MEN, 1987-2001 FIRST TEAM MAAC 1987: Lionel Simmons, Tim Legler 1988: Lionel Simmons, Tim Leger 1989: Lionel Simmons, Doug Overton 1990: Lionel Simmons, Doug Overton 1991: Doug Overton, Randy Woods 1992: Randy Woods, Jack Hurd MCC 1993: Kareem Townes 1994: Kareem Townes 1995: Kareem Townes A-10 2001: Rasual Butler SECOND TEAM MAAC 1988: Rich Tarr 1989: Craig Conlin MCC 1994: Paul Burke 1995: Paul Burke A-10 1999: Donnie Carr 2000: Donnie Carr 2001: Victor Thomas THIRD TEAM A-10 1996: Romaine Haywood 1998: Donnie Carr 1999: K'Zell Wesson 2000: Rasual Butler ST. JOSEPH'S PREP, 2002-20  FIRST TEAM  2002: Mark Zoller  2003: Mark Zoller, John Griffin  2004: Chris Clark, John Griffin  2005: Reggie Redding  2006: Reggie Redding  2007: Matt Griffin  2008: Jim Mower  2009: Joe Nardi  2010: Joe Nardi  2011: Stephen Vasturia  2012: Stephen Vasturia, Miles Overton  2013: Stephen Vasturia, Miles Overton  2014: Chris Clover  2015: Chris Clover  2017: M. Kyle Thompson  2018: Darius Kinnel  SECOND TEAM  2002: John Griffin  2003: Chris Clark  2004: Reggie Redding  2005: Corey O'Rourke, Joe Fox  2006: Dave Stefanski  2007: Larry Loughery, Jim Mower  2010: Gene Williams  2011: Gene Williams  2012: Gene Williams  2016: M. Kyle Thompson  2017: Darius Kinnel, Edward Croswell  2018: Ed. Croswell, M. Kyle Thompson  2019: Trevor Wall  2020: Trevor Wall  THIRD TEAM  2002: Chris Clark  2003: T.J. Valerio  2004: Mike Kearney  2006: Matt Griffin, Larry Loughery  2009: Pat Stewart, Dan Fitzpatrick  2011: Miles Overton  2014: Kyle W. Thompson  2015: James McGovern  2016: Pete Gayhardt

Speedy Morris Celebration Page   This story, which perfectly captured Speedy's career and his impact on so many, was written after he coached his final Catholic League regular season game    By Kevin Callahan   WYNDMOOR – Before the last regular season game for Speedy Morris, his former assistant coach Rich Prendergast smiled. Although the ending of the legendary career of Morris is truly sad, the memories will always bring a smile.   And, the memories …   “We met on this court,” Prendergast said, shaking his head to the circle of life he was experiencing Sunday afternoon at La Salle College High School. “It was 1965 and Speedy was coaching St. John the Baptist (Manayunk) and I was coaching Saint Timothy (Mayfair) and we played in the second round of the CYO tournament here.   “I knew he was a good coach and demonstrative, but what I remember most is when we were shaking hands after the game, he said to me, ‘my scouts didn’t tell me how good your press was,” Prendergast said laughing. “I was thinking, ‘you have scouts, I was just hoping to find my station wagon to drive the team home,’ and we stayed close all these years.”   The story by Prendergast really punctuates the success of Morris as a coach and a person. As a coach, Morris did what other coaches wouldn’t at every level to prepare his team, to give his team an edge. As a person, once you were a friend of Morris, you were a friend for life.   “It’s really been overwhelming, everybody saying so many nice and warm things,” Morris said before the Hawks defeated La Salle 59-56 as the Prep improved to 12-10 overall. “I wish we were winning a few more games but …” “It’s really humbling,” Speedy added quickly. “I’m seeing so many people and I’ve met so many people in basketball, it’s been a blessing.”   Morris, 77, announced in December his retirement at the end of his 19th year at the Prep and 52nd season coaching on the high school and college levels due to health issues.   Thankfully, the end isn’t here yet as the ninth-seeded Hawks move into the first round of the Philadelphia Catholic League playoffs on Wednesday at 5 p.m. at Archbishop Carroll. “It definitely is in the back of our minds,” said senior forward Chris Arizin after scoring eight points, admitting not wanting the career of Morris to end this week. “He is such a legendary coach and this could be his last game, our last game, and we don’t want either of those so we are going to play our hearts out every game.”   Only the hearts of the many who played for Morris at Roman Catholic, Penn Charter, La Salle University men’s and women’s teams, and St. Joseph’s Prep can tell how his 1,000-plus wins doesn’t do justice of the impact the kid from Manayunk has had on the Philadelphia basketball community.   “The last four yeas I have worked my way through the ranks and it has been the best experience,” said Arizin, whose father Chris played at Drexel and his grandfather Paul starred at Villanova and is one of the NBA’s all-time greatest. “He pushes us and the little things are the most important, even the way we pivot, he coaches that, and it carries over to so many other aspects of life.   “He is a really caring guy and is very personable and everything he teaches really carries over.”   Mike Keenan, a senior guard, drained five 3-pointers and scored 18 points for the Prep in front of a packed gym that gave Morris a standing ovation before the game while players on both teams wore t-shirts with “52 Seasons - Philly Legend, One of a Kind” on the backs.   “We love him, he is a Philly original,” La Salle coach Mike McKee, who played at Roman Catholic, said. “There is Rocky, there are soft pretzels, there are cheesesteaks and there is the Liberty Bell and there is Speedy Morris.   “He is just an unbelievable person and I’ve always admired him and it means a lot to just be a part of this.   “He is the best, he is a great role model,” McKee added before La Salle dropped to 10-12 overall. “We are trying to get our guys to understand, this is about 52 years. It is a beautiful day.”   Keith Morris played for his dad at La Salle and has been by his side on the Prep bench.   “I think the greatest thing about him is the older he has gotten, some of the stuff he would have been harder on the kids about, he has a softer approach,” Keith said.   “I think one of the things that strikes me most about him and he has said it multiple times, is the greatest gifts he has ever been given is invitations to former players weddings, invitations to their children‘s christenings. Some of his former players are his best friends. He takes more pride in seeing them go out and be a hard working family man than anything, it is beyond basketball.   continued right below . . .

SEASON BY SEASON ROMAN 1968: 9-5 / 17-7 1969: 14-2 / 26-4 1970: 8-8 / 15-9 1971: 11-5 / 17-8 1972: 11-5 / 19-6 1973: 13-3 / 24-6 1974: 15-1 / 31-3 1975: 15-1 / 28-6 1976: 11-3 / 28-5 1977: 11-3 / 24-8 1978: 13-1 / 32-4 1979: 13-1 / 31-5 1980: 13-1 / 31-3 1981: 14-0 / 24-8 PENN CHARTER 1983: 6-4 / 20-7 1984: 9-1 / 21-7 LA SALLE WOMEN 1985: 9-3 / 22-8 1986: 10-2/ 21-9 LA SALLE MEN 1987: 10-4 / 20-13 1988: 14-0  / 24-10 1989: 13-1 / 26-6 1990: 16-0 / 30-2 1991:12-4 /  19-10 1992: 12-4 / 20-11 1993: 9-5 / 14-13 1994: 4-6 / 11-16 1995: 7-7 / 13-14 1996: 3-13 / 6-24 1997: 5-11 / 10-17 1998: 5-11 / 9-18 1999: 8-8 / 13-15 2000: 5-11 / 11-17 2001: 5-11 / 12-17 SJ PREP 2002: 11-3 / 24-6 2003: 13-1 / 30-2 2004: 13-1 / 27-4 2005: 13-1 / 26-5 2006: 11-3 / 24-5 2007: 11-3 / 22-8 2008: 8-6 / 16-11 2009: 8-6 / 14-9 2010: 9-5 / 17-8 2011: 8-5 / 14-9 2012: 11-2 / 21-6 2013: 11-2 / 24-6 2014: 8-5 / 16-7 2015: 10-3 / 18-5 2016: 7-6 / 13-10 2017: 8-5 / 15-8 2018: 7-6 / 19-9 2019: 7-7 / 13-11 2020: 6-8 / 13-12  TOTAL RECORD ( High School ) 366-122 / 754-237 1968-81: Roman, 171-39 / 347-82 1983-84: Penn Charter, 15-5 / 41-14 2002-20: SJ Prep, 180-78 / 366-141 (  College  ) 281-220 1985-86: La S. women, 19-5 / 43-17 1987-01: La S. men, 128-96 / 238-203  League/Conference ( 513 - 223 ) (  Overall  ) 1,035 - 457 -- CATHOLIC LEAGUE TITLES 1969: 14-2, 26-4 1973: 13-3, 24-6 1974: 15-1, 31-3 1978: 13-1, 32-4 1979: 13-1, 31-5 1980: 13-1, 31-3 2003: 13-1, 30-2 2004: 13-1, 27-4 INTER-AC TITLE 1984: 9-1, 21-7 MAAC TITLES 1988: 14-0, 24-10 1989: 13-1, 26-6 1990: 16-0, 30-2 1992: 12-4, 20-11 -- 1,000-POINT SCORERS (Coached by Speedy; All or Part of Career) SCHOOL Pts Sr. Yr. ROMAN     "Chico" Singleton 1,127 1973 Reggie Jackson 1,861 1978 Lonnie McFarlan 1,842 1980 Glenn Welton 1,323 1981 PENN CHARTER     None     LA SALLE WOMEN     Linda Hester 1,490 1986 Jill Crawley 1,451 1986 Suzi McCaffrey 1,011 1986 Allison Hudson 1,138 1987 Tracey Sneed 1,486 1989 LA SALLE MEN     Larry Koretz 1,382 1987 Tim Legler 1,699 1988 Rich Tarr 1,004 1988 Craig Conlin 1,159 1989 Lionel Simmons 3,217 1990 Doug Overton 1,795 1991 Randy Woods 1,811 1992 Jack Hurd 1,693 1992 Kareem Townes 1,925 1995 Paul Burke 1,368 1995 Romaine Haywood 1,083 1996 Mike Gizzi 1,319 1998 Donnie Carr 2,067 2000 Victor Thomas 1,765 2001 Rasual Butler 2,125 2002 SJ PREP     Mark Zoller 1,317 2003 John Griffin 1,488 2004 Chris Clark 1,239 2004 Reggie Redding 1,568 2006 Stephen Vasturia 1,764 2013 Miles Overton 1,133 2013 Chris Clover 1,247 2015 Kyle Thompson 1,074 2018 Darius Kinnel 1,046 2018 Trevor Wall 1,109 2020

 

“The Jimmy O’Briens, the Mike Bantoms, the Lionel Simmons’ and the Steve Vasturias are all great friends, but it is
everybody, there are guys who come around who were last men on the bench, there are managers that just love him.”

  Matthew Morris is the son of Keith and the grandson of Speedy. He is a 6th grader who plays for his
Plymouth-Whitemarsh town team and St. Genevieve school team.

  “Until 5th grade, I was like that is just my Pop-Pop,” Matthew said. “And, then all of a sudden, one of my buddies said, ‘hey,
I looked up Speedy Morris and he is all over Google,’ and I was like, “oh my gosh, everybody knows him.’

  “And, I will be stopped at my basketball games and people will say, ‘you’re Speedy Morris’ grandson’ and it is a shock to
me, everyone knows him as a basketball legend and that is my Pop-Pop.

  “So it is really cool to be able to go to his Hall of Fames and to be able to say my Pop-Pop is a Hall of Famer,”
atthew gushed, “and for people to recognize me as his grandson.

  Mike Brophy also enjoys a unique and close perspective of Speedy Morris since not only did his son, Sean, play for him
at the Prep, he played against Morris’ Roman Catholic teams in the mid-1970’s when he starred in Archbishop Carroll’s
backcourt with Butch Lynam and Greg Webster, who both went on to play for La Salle.

Brophy recalled trailing the Cahillites at halftime by 10 points and he could hear Morris through the walls at Carroll.

“It didn’t matter they were up, Speedy was a perfectionist and he wanted everything done right no matter what the score,”
said Brophy, who scored 1,000 points and captained Ursinus’ Final Four team in 1981 along with Springfield coach Kevin
McCormick.

  Brophy also was a Division I official and reffed one of Morris’ La Salle games at the Carrier Dome, so he might have heard
Speedy on the sideline, too.

  But Brophy recalled Morris softer side off the court, which has endeared the veteran coach to so many over the years as well,
telling the story when his son had his wisdom teeth removed and Speedy showed up at their house with a milk shake for Sean.

  “And, Sean was only a sophomore,” Brophy said.

  Brophy admired how Morris was able to install offensive sets and systems to maximize the talent of his teams and top players.

  “He had good players everywhere he went, but he made those players pretty spectacular and highlighted them,” Brophy said.
“Obviously, he has been a winner anywhere he has gone.”

  Steve Vasturia, the all-time leading scorer at St. Joseph’s Prep School, crossed the Delaware River to play for Morris from
South Jersey where Speedy’s legacy reached.

  “I was so lucky to have played for Speedy at the Prep where I was able to grow immensely as a player and as a person,"
Vasturia said when contacted over the weekend in Germany where he is playing professionally with Rasta Vechta. “I learned
so much from him and he really helped to shape me into the person I am today.”

  The leading scorer in the Prep’s prestigious history with 1,764 points, Vasturia was the Prep’s first player to be named team
Most Valuable Player and All-Catholic League for three consecutive years.

  “He has made such a major impact on the Philadelphia basketball community and countless players and families," Vasturia said.

  Vasturia, who had his No. 32 retired at The Prep, was a four-year starter at the University of Notre Dame.

  “Today, I’m lucky to call him a friend and am extremely proud to have been a part of his program," said Vasturia, who was
the Gatorade Pennsylvania Player of the Year as a senior for Morris,

  Donnie Carr is one of only six players in La Salle history to top 2,000 points (2,067) in his four-year career playing for Morris.

“He was a guy that was before his time,” Carr said. “The way he played in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s is the way
veryone is playing now,” Carr said.

  The four-time First Team All-Big 5 honoree, who ranks second in school history with 308 three-pointers and sixth with 404
assists, is in his third season as an assistant coach for the Explorers.

  “He is the one who put the idea of one day coaching in my head,” said Carr.

Carr was star guard at Roman Catholic where Morris’ legacy started in the PCL.

“Everyone knows about his unbelievable career, his Hall of Fame career as a coach, but he is also a Hall of Fame person,,”
Carr said. “He is an unbelievable guy, and I was just blessed to play for him and learn from him for four years of my life.”

  Randy Monroe also played at Roman Catholic for Morris and is a former assistant coach under him at La Salle. He is
currently an assistant coach with the Hawks and a dean at the Prep.

  “He’s a man who has put his whole heart and soul into coaching the game of basketball and nurturing young men and
when it is time to say good-bye so to speak,” Monroe said.

  “I do recall my days playing for him at Roman Catholic and if I could turn back the hands of time, I would go right back
to Roman and play for him again.”

  Former La Salle University coach John Giannini noted how Morris was a mentor to several generations of coaches.

  “Fran Dunphy is the winningest Big 5 coach and he learned to coach under Speedy Morris, Joe Mihalich is having an
incredible career (at Hofstra) and beat UCLA at Pauley Pavilion this year and he learned under coach Morris and you
can go on and on,” Giannini said. “Then you have coaches who are a little bit younger like myself and for me he was a
friend and a role model.

  “He was a friend because he always encouraged me and he wanted me to succeed and he was a role model because he
was a good coach and a family man.

  “I got really close with his family over the years and everyone talks about balance in life, how can you be great at your
profession, but also have a good family life and he does both of those as well as any coach I’ve been around.”

  Current Explorers head coach Ashley Howard and sophomore forward Ed Croswell, who played for Morris, sat behind
he Prep bench after playing a tough Atlantic 10 Conference game on Saturday night against rival Saint Joseph’s.

  “It was an honor to play for Coach Speedy,” Croswell said. “He just taught me so much about the game, how to
slow down, he was very technical about how he wanted us to run his plays and he has been a great mentor to me.

  “He is just a great person to be around and people don’t know that he is hilarious off the court and I just love to be
around him.”

  And, some like Prendergast have been blessed to be around Speedy Morris for over 50 years, but no matter how
long anyone has shared the court with him, they have been touched by the man.

  “The Prep’s motto is ‘men for others’ and I don’t know of any man for others more than my dad,” Keith Morris
said, “and, that is quite a blessing.”

  And, legacy.
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Coach Speedy Morris (front, R) with Penn Charter's 1984 Inter-Ac League champs. No. 32 (front) is Carl
Arrigale, the league MVP and long-time, highly-successful coach at Neumann/Neumann-Goretti.

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Below are recaps for wins Nos. 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600 and 700 in Speedy Morris' lengthy career as a high school coach. . . No. 100 Dec. 15, 1972 - Friday night Catholic South At O'Hara Roman 46, O'Hara 44   O'Hara scored 11 of the game's first 13 points. Jim "Chico" Singleton finished with 18 points and Donald Kelly scored 11 of his 17 in the last quarter. Steve Oristaglio (17) led O'Hara. O'Hara's star in the previous season (first team All-City) had been Michael Arizin, the son of NBA all-timer Paul Arizin. Michael's son, Gabe ('19), was a starter for SJ Prep (see recap for No. 700.) No. 200 Feb. 13, 1976 - Friday afternoon Catholic South At Roman Roman 58, Neumann 51   Soph Reggie Jackson saved 14 of his 18 points for a 32-25 second half and Mike Morrow added 15 points overall. Afterward, Roman stat man Bob Beecroft joked, "We're calling it 198 and a half. Speedy got thrown out at Carroll last week and was sick for a game last year." No. 300 Dec. 11, 1979 - Tuesday night Non-League At Kenrick Roman 72, Kenrick 58   Lonnie McFarlan shot 21-for-30 and 3-for-4 for a school-record 45 points. He also collected 12 rebounds. Glenn Welton added 18 points and 11 rebounds while '81 grad Randy Monroe -- he's now in his first season as Speedy's assistant at SJ Prep -- grabbed nine boards. Kenrick's coach was Phil Martelli, who's now an assistant at Michigan after 24 seasons as the boss at Saint Joseph's University. One of Phil's assistants was Geno Auriemma, who has enjoyed wild success as the women's coach at the University of Connecticut. No. 400 Jan. 6, 2002 - Sunday afternoon Catholic South At SJ Prep SJ Prep 54, O'Hara 38   Mark Zoller and John Griffin contributed 15 points apiece and Ryan Lynch hit three treys en route to 11 points. Griffin's brother, Matt ('07), also played for Speedy at the Prep -- he was a starter in win No. 500 -- and is in his third season as Roman's coach. Their dad, John ('74), was a star for Speedy at Roman. No. 500 Dec. 14, 2005 - Wednesday afternoon Non-League At Malvern SJ Prep 43, Malvern 39   Reggie Redding offered 14 points, seven rebounds and four assists. Larry Loughery had 11 points and eight boards. Dave Stefanski -- his dad, Ed, a Bonner product, has long held front office jobs for NBA teams -- also scored 11 points. The best pre-game line came from Malvern assistant Joe Redican, in reference to interim coach Kurt Ruch. Mindful that the Friars would be entering play with one win, Joe said playfully, "Kurt has a chance to do something today that Speedy will never be able to do -- double his win total." No. 600 Jan. 31, 2011 - Monday night Catholic League At West Catholic SJ Prep 70, West Catholic 31   The Hawks created major distance with a 25-5 run to start the second half. Gene Williams (23), Stephen Vasturia (15) and Miles Overton (11) paced the romp. Overton's dad, Doug, enjoyed a lengthy NBA career and is now the coach at Lincoln University. No. 700 Dec. 30, 2016 - Friday afternoon Showcase At Widener University SJ Prep 67, St. Georges (DE) 48   Juniors Kyle Thompson (21), Darius Kinnel (17) and Ed Croswell (12) scored in double figures. Soph Gabe Arizin snagged 13 rebounds and Croswell was right behind with 12. Counting Morris' stints with the women and men at La Salle University, this was his 1,400th game as a head coach (981-419).

  Below are the players who helped Speedy Morris accumulate 1,035 wins at the high school/college levels.
Year indicates the player's final season. Most were seniors. Some transferred and some were underclassmen
who did not play in the following season. The '81, '84, '86, '01 and '20 teams include multiple underclassmen.
(Note: In the '82 season, Speedy was an unofficial assistant at Bonner.)
 

ROMAN CATHOLIC 1968-81 Seasons			LA SALLE WOMEN 1985-86 Seasons			ST. JOSEPH'S PREP 2002-18 Seasons
Charles DiCicco	1968		Patty Fallon	1985		Evan Pierce	2002
Dan Avington	1968		Trish Giordano	1985		Jim Good	2002
Dennis Mathews	1968		Gina Tobin	1985		Matt Stefanski	2002
John Proud	1968		Kelly Briar	1986		Mike Haubrich	2002
Keith Coady	1968		Mary Coyle	1986		Ryan Lynch	2002
Larry Avington	1968		Jill Crandley	1986		Brett Novielli	2003
Steve Collins	1968		Linda Hester	1986		John Oberlies	2003
Bill Braunsberg	1969		Allison Hudson	1986		Kyle Eisenmann	2003
Bill Medina	1969		Suzi McCaffrey	1986		Mark Meehan	2003
Bob Giballa	1969		Cheryl Reeve	1986		Mark Zoller	2003
John Pindynski	1969		Suzy Springman	1986		T.J. Valerio	2003
Larry Storm	1969		Linda French	1986		Antoine Joseph	2004
Lorenzo Hough	1969		Kelly Greenberg	1986		Chris Clark	2004
Mike Bantom	1969		Tracey Sneed	1986		Jared Black	2004
Mike Moody	1969		Jenniger Snyder	1986		John Griffin	2004
Bob Zakrzewski	1970		Sheila Wall	1986		Mike Boyle	2004
Charles Gardner	1970					Mike Kearney	2004
Dennis Carr	1970		LA SALLE MEN 1987-2001 Seasons			Pat O’Toole	2004
Jim O'Brien	1970					Paul Lynch	2004
Rich Giusti	1970					Corey O'Rourke	2005
Ed Hoban	1971		Larry Koretz	1987		Joe Fox	2005
John Beecroft	1971		Ron Barnes	1987		Oscar Griffin	2005
Marty Corcoran	1971		Len Robinson	1987		Sean Barker	2005
Tony Smith	1971		Gary Jones	1987		Charlie Schrier	2006
Bob Blumber	1972		Tim Legler	1988		Dave Stefanski	2006
Charlie Rumsey	1972		Rich Tarr	1988		James Oberlies	2006
Dave Henderson	1972		Ken Palczewski	1988		Kevin Fox	2006
Ed Jones	1972		Eric Lee	1988		Kevin Funston	2006
Fran Sykes	1972		Marvin Woods	1988		Kevin Gallagher	2006
John Murphy	1972		Craig Conlin	1989		Matt Beck	2006
Mike Cannon	1972		Steve Wriedt	1989		Mike Lombardi	2006
Mike Foster	1972		Ralph Flowers	1989		Mike McCauley	2006
Rich Maguire	1972		Sam Rines	1989		Reggie Redding	2006
Bob Cahill	1973		Derek Brown	1989		Chris Farrell	2007
Chico Singleton	1973		Lionel Simmons	1990		Drew Horgan	2007
Jim Harrington	1973		Bobby Johnson	1990		Larry Loughery	2007
Rocco Piliero	1973		Doug Overton	1991		Matt Dolan	2007
Adrian Moody	1974		Broderick President	1991		Matt Griffin	2007
Donald Kelly	1974		Lamont Carter	1991		Mike Mifka	2007
Jack Kelly	1974		Mike Stock	1991		Rob Coney	2007
John Griffin	1974		Randy Woods	1992		Sean McNulty	2007
Marcellus Pringle	1974		Jack Hurd	1992		Casey Convery	2008
Mike LaPera	1974		Milko Lieverst	1992		Jim Mower	2008
Ike Robertson	1975		Bron Holland	1992		Joe Meehan	2008
Ira Brown	1975		Keith Morris	1992		Matt Williams	2008
Jeff Marcial	1975		Blitz Wooten	1993		Mike Bradley	2008
Joe Garrett	1975		Don Shelton	1993		Phil Giordano	2008
Keith Green	1975		Jeff Neubauer	1993		Rich Hofmann	2008
Rich Smith	1975		Ray Schultz	1993		Sean Dooley	2008
Terry Christian	1975		Luteke Kalombo	1993		Brandon Robinson	2009
Tom Griffin	1975		Chris Donato	1993		Dan Fitzpatrick	2009
Tony Rapone	1975		Mike Bergin	1993		Drew Valerio	2009
Zane Major	1975		Terquin Mott	1994		Kevin O'Neill	2009
Bob Alessio	1976		Quincy Lee	1994		Mike Leithead	2009
Greg Flannery	1976		Kareem Townes	1995		Pat Stewart	2009
Jim Benincasa	1976		Paul Burke	1995		Pete Buzby	2009
Jim Dougherty	1976		Derick Newton	1995		Tom Griffin	2009
Mike Morrow	1976		Romaine Haywood	1996		Bryan Bacskai	2010
Rich Blasetti	1976		Chris Copeland	1996		Connor McIntyre	2010
Steve Compton	1976		Everett Catlin	1997		Joe Nardi	2010
Frank Ward	1977		Travar Johnson	1997		Joe Oberlies	2010
Fred Braunsberg	1977		Mike Melchionni	1997		John Hrabrick	2010
Jim Parson	1977		Jasper van Teeseling	1997		John Regan	2010
Kevin Eagan	1977		Matt Comey	1997		Sean Brophy	2010
Mark Dugan	1977		Steve Fromal	1997		James Stewart	2011
Ray Finney	1977		Ronnie Braxton	1997		Matt Stahl	2011
Tyrone Dent	1977		Mike Gizzi	1998		Mike Fee	2011
Warren Catlett	1977		Shawn Smith	1998		Mike Levy	2011
Charlie Robbins	1978		Olof Landgren	1998		Gene Williams	2012
Chris Kelley	1978		Sid Catlett	1998		Joe Kane	2012
Greg Hayden	1978		Brian Flickinger	1998		Kevin Oberlies	2012
Jim Braunsberg	1978		K'Zell Watson	1999		Matt Gorman	2012
John Siorek	1978		Jermaine Peebles	1999		Tom Stewart	2012
Larry McGill	1978		Deon Jones	1999		Trevor Johnson	2012
Reggie Jackson	1978		Bobby Collins	1999		Wes Hackman	2012
Roosevelt Prescott	1978		Donnie Carr	2000		Dan Nedbal	2013
Bill Dillard	1979		Alexsandar Pavlovic	2000		Dan Sherry	2013
Kevin Copes	1979		Mike Pidhirsky	2000		Kyle MacWilliams	2013
Leonard Stubbs	1979		Mike Sidebotham	2000		Mark Hueber	2013
Mike Lally	1979		Rasual Butler	2001		Miles Overton	2013
Ralph Mack	1979		Victor Thomas	2001		P.J. Kelly	2013
Ray Gorham	1979		Julian Blanks	2001		Stephen Vasturia	2013
Darryl Williams	1979		Garrett Bragg	2001		Alex Stewart	2014
Gerald Roberts	1980		James Jordan	2001		Chris Hoffner	2014
John Ross	1980		Rasheed Quadri	2001		John Luciano	2014
Lonnie McFarlan	1980		Anwar Wilson	2001		Kyle W. Thompson	2014
Steve Scheier	1980		Jackiem Wright	2001		Malik Macon	2014
Alex Staranowicz	1981		Dwayne Jones	2001		Rick Slusarczyk	2014
Anthony Abron	1981		Joel-Jean Baptiste	2001		Ryan Wall	2014
Craig McClellan	1981		John Clark	2001		Tom Fox	2014
Dallas Comegys	1981					Austin Gallagher	2015
Glenn Welton	1981					Billy Kramer	2015
Jim Capella	1981					Billy Kramer	2015
Jim Parrella	1981					Brendan Burns	2015
Marc Jones	1981					Chris Clover	2015
Marc Jones	1981					Jack Henkels	2015
Mike Morris	1981					James Leible	2015
Randy Monroe	1981					James McGovern	2015
Steve Dangerfield	1981					Mark Scarlett	2015
Steve Pettit	1981					Zach Talke	2015
						Alim Kamara	2016
PENN CHARTER 1983-84 Seasons						Anto Keshgegian	2016
						Chris Montie	2016
						Evan Wall	2016
Andy Vye	1983					Fintan O'Toole	2016
Art Duff	1983					John Kueny	2016
Dennis Foley	1983					Keith Williams	2016
Joe Doherty	1983					Pete Gayhardt	2016
Abe Dunmeyer	1984					Temi Aiyegbusi	2016
Brian Duffy	1984					Vincent Luciano	2016
Carl Arrigale	1984					Mike Barton	2017
Drew Meyers	1984					Matthew Cruz	2017
Ed Small	1984					Brian Griffin	2017
Hank Weiss	1984					Matt Hartz	2017
Joe Gleason	1984					Joseph Paparone	2017
Joe McGarvey	1984					Askia Hamilton	2017
Marv Dunmeyer	1984					Max Frantz	2017
Tom Burke	1984					Vincent Busico	2018
						Riley Burns	2018
						Edward Croswell	2018
						Mike Hagan	2018
						Darius Kinnel	2018
						M. Kyle Thompson	2018
						Christian Tomasco	2018
						Gabe Arizin	2019
						Jacob DeAnnuntis	2019
						Dan DiSandro	2019
						Aiden Hartey	2019
						Jacob O'Connell	2019
						Michael Wusinich	2019
						Chris Arizin	2020
						Reese Clark	2020
						John Egan	2020
						Ryan Gaffney	2020
						Brian Geatens	2020
						Colin Hagan	2020
						Austin Hodgens	2020
						Michael Keenan	2020
						Jimmy King	2020
						Chad McMonagle	2020
						Liam O'Neill	2020
						Richard Thomas	2020
						Jaiden Vargas	2020
						Trevor Wall	2020