Despite not realizing their goal of beating Hun and ending their thirty-one game unbeaten streak, the 1970 Football team certainly did Pingry proud and finished with a strong record of six impressive wins to only two losses.

Though the Varsity Lacrosse team ended with a seemingly mediocre 6-11 record, a full five of their losses were by only a single goal, showing how competitive the boys truly were. The returning players are looking forward ...

This year's Varsity Lacrosse team finished with a record of seven wins and ten losses. Playing against the best teams in the state, many from schools much larger than Pingry, the team played competitively in all their contests.

The Boys Varsity Basketball team, led by Captain Gary Eisenbud, played an exciting brand of ball, utilizing an aggressive pressure defense. After a two-year rebuilding effort the 1980-1981 team achieved many impressive ...

The 1979-1980 Boys Basketball team had a successful year this winter, with a strong 11-2 record late in the regular season. Their hard work and determination carried them through and secured them an appearance in the Union ...

With only two 1938 lettermen returning this year, the coaching staff had to face the problem of producing a football team from what remained of last year's second stringers and new material. When the season concluded it ...

Pingry 1939-1940 Basketball team had one of the most successful seasons in many years. Entirely untried, the team got off to an uneven 2-2 start, but won eight of its final nine contests to end with a sparkling 10-3 record.

Pingry's 1970-1971 Basketball enjoyed a respectable season this year. They ended with a record of nine wins and twelve losses. The team played hard both on and off the court and gave it their all at every game.

The 1960 Football season will be remembered as one of the most successful and satisfying in Pingry history. The team compiled a 6-0-1 record to become the sixth unbeaten unit in Pingry gridiron history and displayed all ...

Several close and difficult losses dotted the second half of the 1971 Lacrosse season, leading to a disappointing 4-8 final record. Despite the losing record, the boys played with grit and determination, showing promise ...