
The new Board members are Lois Fitton, Josh Kalafer, Allen Y. Kim, Margaret Santana, and Umesh Subramanian.
The new Board members are Lois Fitton, Josh Kalafer, Allen Y. Kim, Margaret Santana, and Umesh Subramanian.
We recognize those who are leaving Pingry at the end of the school year.
The newest Pingry alumni graduated during the School's 161st Commencement Exercises.
The Letter-In-Life Award is the most prestigious honor that the School bestows upon a graduate. Ms. DeLaney is a licensed clinical social worker, philanthropist, and former Pingry trustee who has had a profound impact on Pingry.
"Mags," who passed away in early May, was praised for his positive impact on the Pingry community.
This celebration for Grade 5 recognizes student achievements and marks the transition from Lower to Middle School.
Scholar athletes impressive in balancing high achievements in academics and athletics.
This accomplished group of 143 students will be continuing their academic careers at 79 different colleges and universities.
Twenty-six Pingry seniors bring their athletic talents to college teams...
Allen has tutored writing, written for The Pingry Record, and created STEM in Place.
NJ.com's #1-ranked Pingry Girls Varsity Tennis won the Somerset County Tournament this weekend in dominating fashion, sweeping all five positions for a total of 25 out of 25 points, beating out Bridgewater-Raritan HS, Montgomery HS, and Hillsborough HS. Pingry's Coach Marion Weber called her team's performance, "a super effort on all courts," and added, "Winning all five flights is awesome."
Awesome indeed, as the victory made it Pingry's third-straight title at the tournament, which was cancelled last season due to the pandemic. In the first singles final, Anika Paul '25 won her match 6-2, 6-1 and Sydney Langer '23 won her second singles final 6-0, 7-5. Sarah Kloss '22 captured the third singles final (6-2, 6-0) while winning all but two games during her three tournament matches. At first doubles, freshmen Isabelle Chen and Leila Souayah won 6-3, 6-2 while at second doubles, Seniors Sabrina Schneider and Olivia Gallucci came away with a 6-3, 6-1 victory.
Pingry has yet to lose a match at any position so far in the young 2021 season, with 5-0 wins over Hillsborough, North Hunterdon, and Watching Hills. The team is looking to remain unbeaten as they enter a long stretch of tough opponents leading into the State and Conference tournaments in October. Keep it rolling, Big Blue Girls Tennis!
Contact: Alex Nanfara