
With three senior captains at the helm, Big Blue looks to continue on their improvement last season.
With three senior captains at the helm, Big Blue looks to continue on their improvement last season.
After losing to Ridge in the finals last year, Big Blue takes the Skyland Conference Tournament crown this season.
Recently, three leaders of Pingry's Girl Code Club tested their mettle at a female-only hackathon hosted by the University of Pennsylvania. Read on to find out what award-winning app they developed!
Don't miss this year's Upper School Winter Musical!
Big Blue Swim Teams are making a splash this season!
"Close your eyes. Picture your life 5-10 years from now. Take a mental snapshot of what that looks like, and store it away in your memory—because that's the last time you're ever going to see it."
Can Big Blue win the Skyland Conference Mountain Division title this spring?
After last year's breakout season, during which they secured a state sectional victory, Big Blue girls are focused on another strong run.
Facing some of the best teams in the country, the boys' and girls' teams finished 17th and 16th, respectively.
Concertmaster of Pingry's orchestra, she has been named to the All-Eastern Honors Orchestra.
In 2000, runner Chris Lear ’92 published his book Running with the Buffaloes: A Season Inside With Mark Wetmore, Adam Goucher, and The University of Colorado Men’s Cross Country Team, an in-depth account of the 1998 team’s season. Voted one of the top five best books about running by Runner’s World magazine (2009), Running with the Buffaloes was a natural outlet for Mr. Lear, a 2007 inductee into Pingry’s Athletics Hall of Fame for his own accomplishments in cross country and track at Pingry and Princeton University.
Twenty years after the events that unfolded in Colorado, LetsRun.com has published an interview with Mr. Lear; in it, he credits classmate Andrew Goldstein ’92 for being his editor and a wonderful mentor as a writer. As stated prior to the Q&A, readers who have not read the book and want to avoid spoilers are encouraged to read the book first!
Contact: Greg Waxberg ’96, Communications Writer