Three George School teams—varsity golf, varsity girls’ track, and varsity boys’ tennis—brought home first-place team or individual honors in the Friends Schools League (FSL) championships this spring season.

The golf team ended their perfect season 15-0, capturing the FSL Championship title. Cameron Bentley ’10 of Yardley, Pennsylvania, Kellie Ann Edelblut ’11 of New Hope Pennsylvania, Greg Cohen ’11 of Yardley, Pennsylvania, and Aidan Schmidtberger ’10 of Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania, set a new low team-scoring record on May 4, 2010, shooting 154, an average score of 38.5 for nine holes. They ended the season by setting a new low team-scoring record in the FSL Championships, shooting 334 and defeating the nearest competitors by 24 shots, with Kellie Edelblut and Aidan Schmidtberger among the low six scorers. The four students were all selected to the FSL all-league First Team in golf.

Varsity girls’ track also won the FSL championship, ending the season undefeated (10-0) and setting every school record from the 200-meter dash up to the 3200-meter run including all the relay races. Five girls were named to the FSL all-league First Team: Jessie Mooberry ’10 of Unionville, Pennsylvania, Priscilla Wiggins ’12 of Hopewell, New Jersey, Chrissy Haney ’12 of Winchester, Massachusetts, Emily Mapelli ’12 of Plainsboro, New Jersey, and Jacqueline Jones ’13 of West Bristol, Pennsylvania. Several team members are ranked in the top one hundred state rankings, garnering status as MileSplit elite athletes under the standards set by the track and field network MileSplit U.S. in Pennsylvania.

The varsity boys’ tennis team also had a memorable season. They finished with an impressive overall record of 13 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. For the second year in a row, they finished 7-2 in league play, reached the finals, and ended up earning second place in the Friends Schools League. In the post season, the boys captured two out of five individual FSL titles—Jason Sisti ’11 from Yardley, Pennsylvania at First Singles and Devon Pinkus ’11 of Bensalem, Pennsylvania at Third Singles. Jason and Devon, along with Jake Fridman ’10 of Yardley, Pennsylvania, were named to the FSL all-league First Team in tennis, while Lenny Gottlieb of Richboro, Pennsylvania, was named to the Honorable Mention Team. The junior varsity tennis team had an outstanding season as well, with a 10-2 record.

Varsity boys’ track ended their season 7-5 and finished third in the Friends Schools League. Richie Schulz ’11 of Richboro, Pennsylvania, and Nick Simone ’10 of Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, were named to the FSL all-league First Team.

The varsity boys’ lacrosse team had a good season with a final record of 5-7. Wyeth Howard ’10 of Leesburg, Florida and Logan Davis ’10 of Newtown, Pennsylvania were named to the FSL all-league First Team.

The varsity baseball team ended the season 2-14. Ian Wiggins ’10 of Hopewell, New Jersey, was selected for the all-league Honorable Mention Team.

The varsity girls’ softball team reached the semi-finals, but lost to the eventual FSL champion. Elsabeth Graebener ’10 of Hammonton, New Jersey, was the starting pitcher all four years for the varsity team and was selected to the FSL all-league First Team. Rebecca Gerecke ’10 of Princeton, New Jersey, was the team’s starting catcher for the past three years and was selected for the all-league Honorable Mention Team.

The varsity girls’ lacrosse team had a rebuilding year, with a final record of 4-10. Stephanie Feinman ’10 of Holland, Pennsylvania, a four-year varsity team member, led the team in scoring with forty-three goals. Stephanie was named to the all-league Honorable Mention Team.

Stephanie Feinman and Cameron Bentley ’10 of Yardley, Pennsylvania, were selected as Bucks County Courier Times scholar-athletes.

George School offers teams in twenty boys’ and girls’ sports, and many of the school’s students are multi-sport athletes. The George School Athletics Department honors the Friends Schools League’s guidelines, which promote sportsmanship, ethical behavior, and respect among athletes, coaches, game officials, and spectators.