Carey Stadium is home to GA varsity boys lacrosse. It was opened in 2010 as a multi-sport facility that includes a 200 x 380’ artificial turf field, a regulation track surface with six lanes, high jump area, long jump pit and easy on-and-off sideline access. Lines are drawn on the field for football, soccer and lacrosse. The bleacher seating can accommodate 850 spectators and are handicap accessible. Carey Stadium also houses a concession stand equipped with electrical, an ice machine and a reach-in cooler; restroom facilities, as well as two team gathering rooms, private referee room and a trainer’s room equipped with sink, ice machine and treatment bed. (The team rooms are not always available; Prior approval is needed). The scoreboard in the corner of the Stadium is a multi-sport unit that displays the game clock, home and away scores, time outs left, quarter and football-related information. There is a sound system that is operated from the top of the Stadium where there is a 10-seat granite-topped work area with several electrical outlets and jacks for the microphone and music; all protected by an awning. The Stadium speakers are located on top of the scoreboard. There are several handicap parking spaces adjacent to the entrance to the Stadium in addition to more than 200 spaces spread between two parking lots for the outdoor athletics complex. More parking is available on the GA campus by crossing the Wissahickon Creek by car and returning by foot on the brick pathway. Germantown Academy has hosted many lacrosse and soccer tournaments and was the home to the first coed Inter-Academic Athletic League Track and Field Championships in 2012.

Carey Stadium:

• 200 x 380’ artificial turf field
• Regulation track surface with 6 lanes, regulation size field events and easy on-and-off sideline access
• Field is lined for football, soccer and lacrosse
• Bleacher seating for 850 spectators
• Handicapped accessible
• Concession stand
• Restroom facilities
• Two team gathering rooms (prior approval required)
• Training room with sink, ice machine and treatment bed
• Electronic scoreboard with multi-sport capability
• Sound system
• 10 seat granite-topped work area with several electrical outlets and jacks for the microphone and music
• Parking for 200+ cars, with another 450+ parking spaces within walking distance

1968 Wayne Smith '68
1969 William S. Elliot, Kurt M. Krumperman '69
1970 Rolf G. Piranian '70
1971 David F. Bonwit, John H. Greenwald, Jr. '71

1972 Frank J. Marolla '73, Raymond T. King, III '73
1973 Frank J. Marolla '73, Raymond T. King, III '73
1974 Robert Rose '74, Thomas E. Makleer '74
1975 Robert R. Barron, William Q. Bitzer, David A. Kemmler '75
1976 Robert R. Barron, Andrew G. King '76
1977 Robert M. Patterson, Paul G. Zodis, David Kozlow '77
1978 R. Bennett Muskin '78
1979 Gary A. Paranzino '79
1980 Jack Guinan, Michael Salaman '80
1981 Mark J. Zodis '81
1982 Gregory E. Paranzino, James S. Whitcomb '82
1983 Bruce L. Samson, Howard A. Thompson '83
1984 Michael S. Sloane, Michael D. Paranzino, Dean B. Lipson '84
1985 Christopher F. Brown, James M. Grossman '85
1986 J. Alexzander Henry, William D. Newbold '86
1987 Andrew D. Steinberg, Jeffrey H. Steinberg '87
1988 Samuel Jackson, Matthew Oelkers '88
1989 James McGeehan, Jerald Swope '89
1990 William Gadsden, Garth Little, Michael Wiley '90
1991 Patrick Gray, Gregory Jaspan '91
1992 Edwin Detweiler, Rob Holmes, Wayne Clarke '92
1993 William Holmes, Theodore Franchetti, Vincent McGeehan '93
1994 Jason Novak, Coley Murphy '94
1995 Ross Garettson, Casey Nicholas '95
1996 Michael Dare, Kevin O’Neill, Todd Rogers '96
1997 Edward Holmes, Benjamin Langfeld, Christopher Roberts '97
1998 Peter Franchetti, Jon Reusch, Derek Mitchell '98
1999 Steve Brown '99
2000 Greg Voigt '01 and Steve Holmes '01
2001 Greg Voigt '01 and Steve Holmes '01
2002 Chad Holtzman, Harry Sankey, Ryan Winters '02
2003 Andrew Ferguson, David Walsh '03
2004 Alex Haynie, T.J. Jackson, Randall Morrison '04
2005 Kevin Bryne , Ben Huddleston, Greg Sih '05
2006 Matt Schafle and Dave Reusch '06
2007 Nick Sih and Joe Razzano '07
2008 Craig Burnett, Brendan Lee and Mark Mullen '08
2009 Ian Hillman, Patrick Hitschler, Andrew Sih and Zachary Zappala
2010 Ryan Crane '11, Beau Jones '11 and Cameron Metzker
2011 Ryan Crane '11 and Beau Jones '11
2012 Jacob Adoni, Connor Crump and Reid Weber
2013 Bradley Garcia '13 and Hayes Nolte '14
2014 Hayes Nolte '14 and Max Derham '14
2015 James Diver '15 and Garret Trucksess '15
2016 Jimmy McAfee '16, Matt Ho '16, Nick D'Ambrosio '16

OVERALL RECORDS/COACH

TEAM RECORDS:

Season Goals: 316 (2003)

Season Assists: 173 (2004)

Season Points: 484 (2004)

Fewest Goals: 98 (2000)

Most Wins: 19 (2004)

PSLA Playoff Appearances: 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1993, 1992, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985

Playoff Record: 27-17

PSLA Champions: 1993, 1990

PSLA Runner-Up: 2001, 1987

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS
Greg Sih, 2005
Ian Hillman, 2009

LACROSSE ALL-AMERICANS
Beau Jones, 2011
Bobby Tait, 2011
Mark Mullen, 2008
Alex Haynie, 2004
Dave Walsh, 2003
Alex Haynie, 2003
Dave Walsh, 2002
Steven Holmes, 2001
Greg Voigt, 2001
Steven Brown, 1999
Derek Mitchell, 1998
Ted Holmes, 1997
Vince McGeehan, 1993
Kurt Mueller, 1993
Jerry Swope, 1989
Sam Jackson, 1988
Alex Henry, 1986
Pete Keblish 1986
Pete Keblish, 1985

POINTS