News Archive

After two straight finals losses to Lawrenceville, Hun finally got the better of the Big Red this season, copping the Prep A state title with a 9-6 victory over the defending champs. It was an unusual season for the Raiders, as they fielded a starting lineup with only three seniors, played only 12 games and started the year with a 2-2 record.

Hun School junior Leah Sutphen ’19 brought home her second consecutive NJISAA Prep A State Championship in girls’ javelin on May 7^{th a}nd followed that up with her first MAPL javelin championship on May 12th. 

Hun School fans celebrated the grand opening and dedication of a new grandstand on April 21 2018, during Alumni Weekend. The grandstand features brilliant red bleachers with backrests, providing comfortable seating for more than 400 spectators. The area also now includes a new paver patio with table seating, space for social gatherings, a new public address system, and concessions.

The Hun School of Princeton honored distinguished alumni on April 20^th with a dinner and awards ceremony. Peter E. Black ’78 is the 2018 Alumnus of the Year, and the 2018 Hun Athletic Hall of Fame inductees are Scott Anderson ’66, Greg Rafalski ’73, Johnny Rooney ’93, and Erica Rosenthal Sparkler ’98. The ceremony, held under a white tent and strung lights on Russell Lawn, kicked off the School’s 2018 Alumni Weekend, during which the campus reverberated with the sounds of affectionate greetings and fond remembrance.

Twelve Hun School of Princeton scholar-athletes made commitments to play NCAA athletics next year on April 11^th, the spring’s first National Signing Day.

When the Hun School girls’ lacrosse team chants “USA, USA” this year, it will be expressing more than just patriotism.

Abbie Danko was named to the Times' All-Area and All-Prep Teams.

Jackson Rho '20 has earned a spot in the U.S. Junior Squash National Championship Tournament, to be held at Harvard University over spring break.

Emily Ryan and Abbie Danko didn’t head into the Mid-Atlantic Prep League Swimming Invitational looking to make history....

Jamie Greubel Poser, Hun Class of 2002, will represent the USA in the Winter Olympic Games, in PyeongChang, South Korea, this month. Ms. Greubel Poser, a driver for Team USA Bobsled, will compete alongside brakeman Aja Evans in the two-women bobsled.

On February 7^th, three Hun scholar-athletes signed national letters of intent (NLI), and three signed letters of commitment, to play NCAA sports next academic year.

Lorenzo Spinazzi was determined to give his all for the Hun School boys’ basketball team as it found itself trailing Lawrenceville 24-16 heading into the second quarter last week.

Desmond Cambridge came into his first season with the Brown University men’s basketball team with a lofty personal goal.

For Joan Nuse, the main focus in coaching the Hun School swimming program is more on development than the win-loss record.

The Hun School hockey players will not soon forget their experience on January 3rd, skating on NHL ice at Mets’ Citi Field in Flushing, New York. The Raiders took on the No. 1 ranked Don Bosco Prep team with the support of more than 500 of their classmates, teachers, and families.

The Hun School Varsity Ice Hockey team takes on Don Bosco Prep at Citi Field on Wednesday, January 3rd at 4:30 p.m.