Matias Adrogue ’24, junior kicker for WashU Football, has been named to the Fred Mitchell Award watch list for the 2026 season. Adrogue is one of seven Division III kickers on the list, and he leads the NCAC with a 100% field goal percentage.
Varsity Football won its home opener against Second Baptist 28-14, scoring all its points in the second half. The victory capped a special night for St. John’s School as two legends were honored under the Friday night lights.
St. John's School is rededicating the newly constructed Skip Lee Field and the Frank McMurrey Memorial Track on Friday, August 28, during the first Varsity Football home game of the season. Please join Headmaster Dan Alig to honor two legends of St. John’s by celebrating these new facilities named in their honor, which will serve the school for years to come.
Congratulations to Ashley Yen '22 for winning the Molly Meyer Humanitarian Award for Yale this spring. The award is "presented annually to male and female senior student-athletes whose character exemplifies selfless devotion along with compassion and concern for their team and the community at Yale and beyond.”
Yen captained the Yale Varsity Golf team this past spring and played all four years for the Bulldogs. She is a three-time WGCA All-American Scholar, and she made the 2025-26 Ivy League Women's Golf Academic All-Ivy team.
Congratulations to John Perdue ’22 for being named Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American for the Brown University Football program. Perdue, a senior captain, led the team with 88 tackles on the season. He was also named Second-Team All-Ivy and Academic All-District. Perdue is a finalist for the CSC Academic All-America award, to be announced on January 27.
While at St. John’s, Perdue competed in multiple sports. In Swimming, he broke the school record in the 50 free. He is the only 2X All-American in the St. John’s Wrestling program. In football, he was a three-year starter who led the team in rushing & scoring (2020) and tackles (2019). He also competed for the Maverick Lacrosse and Track & Field teams.
Perdue is hanging up his cleats for good and does not plan to compete on any other team at Brown.
"This is the end of the road in competitive sports for me," said Perdue. "That said, I loved the brotherhood we built at Brown Football, and I will definitely miss playing alongside those guys."