Varsity Boys Track & Field

Steven Moll

Varsity Head Coach

Steve Moll enters his third season as Head Coach of the Patriots.
The Patriots finished second at Inter-Ac's and fourth at PAISAA's with five All-League performers in 2024. Evan Badami '26 broke school records in the 200m and 400m during the season.
Moll and the Patriots finished 2023 fifth at Inter-Ac's and third at PAISAA's with six All-League performers.
Germantown Academy Director of Athletics Tim Ginter named Steve Moll as the new Head Coach of Varsity Track & Field for both the winter and spring seasons in Oct. of 2022.
During his time in Fort Washington, Moll has had a few different roles with the track & field teams. While he cut his teeth as the throwing coach, Moll was also the pole vault coach last spring and has helped fill in other roles as needed. He also has helped with scheduling and planning the trajectory of the program. Moll has served in almost every coaching position for the Patriots football team as well.
A member of the Patriots’ track & field staff since 2013, Moll has coached Germantown Academy student-athletes to several school records in throwing events. The Patriots have become a force to be reckoned with in the Inter-Ac League as well as the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association. Student-athletes have been named Inter-Ac Champions 11 times, Outdoor PAISAA Champions eight times, and Indoor PAISAA Champions four times during Moll’s tenure with the track & field team. Most recently, Germantown Academy had 10 top-10 finishes at the PAISAA Championships, and 15 such finishes at the Inter-Ac Championship Meet in 2022.
Under Moll’s guidance during the 2018 and 2019 outdoor season, Meaghan Toscano ’20 set Inter-Ac records in the girls shot put, discus and javelin, and PAISAA records in the girls shot put and discus. Olatide Abinusawa ’19 set the mark in the boys discus in 2018.
“I’ve had a great opportunity to grow the throwing program,” Moll said. “We started building a connection between the Middle and Upper School throwers years back. Twice a week, Upper School athletes are collaborating with me to coach and mentor the Middle School athletes. Working with both divisions has developed unity in the GA track and field program. This type of work is what I am most passionate about. My goal is to expand this model to include all events.”

Updated: 2/21/25
Diane Neubauer

Assistant Coach

Neubauer enters her third season as a member of the Patriots' track & field coaching staff. Neubauer is also the Head Coach of the Girls Cross Country team in the fall.
(Updated: 2/21/25)
Lance Stewart

Assistant Coach
Troy Holiday

Assistant Coach
Bobby Williams

Assistant Coach
Jibri McLean

Assistant Coach
Tom Jennings

Assistant Coach
Jared Whitman

Assistant Coach
Mike Caison

Assistant Coach

Carey Stadium (310 Morris Road, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 19034) is home to GA track and field. 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 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

Outdoor Records

Event	Name	Mark
100m	D. King	10.72
110m Hurdles	Kyle Garland	13.69
200m	Aaron Nelson	22.17
300m H	Kyle Garland	38.34
400m	Evan Badami	49.72
800m	Sam Ritz	1:50.72
1600m	Robert DiDonato	4:10.35
1 mile	Sam Ritz	4:09.49
3000m	Nick Meloro	9:34.13
3200m	Robert DiDonato	8:44.98
400m Hurdles	Kyle Garland	54.84
4x100	Relay Team	43.42
4x400	KJ Cartwright, Alejandro Gonzalez, Kyle Garland, Devon Goodman	3:26.09
4x800	Shemuale Rhodes Dinkins Udis	7:58.08
Shot Put	Ola Abinusawa	58' 10.75
Discus	Alex Holcombe	167' 6
Javelin	Kyle Garland	182' 1
High Jump	Kyle Garland	6'10
Pole Vault	Caleb Johnson	16' 1.25
Long Jump	Kyle Garland	23' 6.25
Triple Jump	Matt Turner	43' 8