Over 500 people piled into The Palestra for the 21st Tourney Tip-Off Breakfast on Monday, March 18. Among those being honored was Jim Fenerty 1760, was received the Speedy Morris Service Award for his dedication to Coaches vs. Cancer and the mission of the American Cancer Society.

It did not take long for Germantown Academy to score its first goal against Academy of the New Church on March 19. However, it did take a while for them the net their second.

The Patriots hosted the Wild Boars at Carey Stadium, but were unable to come away with the result, losing 10-4.

Lovtiz is one of eight defenders on the roster, but may have an advantage after playing two full games for the team earlier this year.

The Germantown Academy baseball team is coming off of a season that saw them finish 8-12 overall, 3-7 in the Inter-Ac League and make an appearance in the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Tournament. 

Germantown Academy's softball team is looking to make some noise in 2019. The Patriots have a large group of freshmen and sophomores, but that does not mean that they are not talented. 

Ola Abinusawa '19, Fore Abinusawa '22, Issy Goldstein '20, Lily Cohen '20, Caleb Johnson '19 and Meaghan Toscano '20 competed in the three-day event at the Armory in New York.

Philly.com featured Emma Atkinson '20 in a recent profile. 

Information about the upcoming Middle School spring athletic season.

Germantown Academy sent a program record seven athletes to the Pennsylvania Track & Field Coaches Association (PTFCA) Indoor State Championship on Feb. 24 and came away with excellent results. While the season the may be close to over, the performances will be hard to forget.

While they did not best last year's finish, the Patriots still finished 18th out of 95 teams, scored 41.5 team points and had a wrestler place in the top five of their weight.

An early lead proved crucial to the Patriots, who defeated Shipley School in the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Championship, 58-43. GA led the entire game.

With 11.6 seconds left on the clock, Germantown Academy found themselves down by one point to Abington Friends School with a trip to the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Championship on the line.

Not much about Fore Abinusawa '22 is intimidating until she steps onto the track. When it comes to running 55 meters, 60 meters and 200 meters, it is hard to find a high school girl who is better.

Parents of GA Middle and Upper School students are invited for a presentation on concussion protocols and policies.

Days before the big meet, Head/Sprint Coach Dion Lehman, Distance Coach Pete Jennings, Throwing Coach Steve Moll and Vault/Sprint Coach Lawrence Johnson took some time to discuss what they are working on and what they expect to see.

Emma Atkinson '20 was named Female Athlete of the Meet for the show that she put on while in Franklin & Marshall's pool. Watching the meet, one would be hard pressed to find a more deserving candidate. 

With the season winding down, 11 members of Germantown Academy's wrestling team traveled to Malvern Prep for the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Wrestling Tournament. The grapplers enjoyed great success as 10 of them finished as place winners, and nine qualified for National Preps.

After performing extremely well during the first day of Easterns, Germantown Academy's girls swimmers were back in action for the second day of the competition. If there was any drop in intensity, it did not show as the Patriots again broke records and placed athletes on the podium.

After a successful first day of Easterns, the boys of Germantown Academy's swim team were back to make some noise. Overall, nine Patriots earned second swims on the day, with four coming in the A Final.