St. Andrew's School

There are so many ways a St. Andrew's senior leaves their mark on our school: from their role as culture bearers, Big Siblings, and leaders in our classrooms, dorms, and fields, to setting the tone (loudly!) from the front row of Engelhard Hall at School Meeting, to pulling new students tightly into the fabric of St. Andrew's—even if that means cajoling them into the middle of the Front Lawn at the Open of School Square Dance.

The Class of 2026 was all of that and more.

We'll miss their voices, their gifts, their good humor, their leadership, and their compassion. They've etched themselves into the story of St. Andrew's, and, as decades-old tradition dictates, their initials into the Carving Wall.

Congratulations to the incredible Class of 2026!

Four teams left. A shot at the 2026 state title on the line.

St. Andrew’s goes for glory today in an epic semi-final matchup against Salesianum. We’ll see you at Abessinio Stadium in Wilmington—get ready to be loud!

Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6660588?schoolId=DE21510

Rain couldn't dampen the spirits of the Class of 2026, who gathered inside Sipprelle Field House on Sunday, May 24, for St. Andrew's 93rd Commencement. "The New Yorker" writer John Seabrook '76 returned to deliver the address, urging graduates to think of their St. Andrew's experience as a "moveable feast" and their real credential as a prepared mind.

Congratulations, graduates!

Read the full recap here: https://www.standrews-de.org/front-lawn/detail/~board/news/post/a-class-that-said-yes

See all the moments here: https://sasdelaware.smugmug.com/Commencement-2026

Powered by big postseason wins in their first matchups, both SAS lacrosse teams are advancing! The boys and girls head into the quarterfinals Saturday at noon in a St. Andrew's vs. Caesar Rodney showdown.

The boys host Caesar Rodney at home; the girls play them on the road. Two games, two reasons to pack the sidelines.

Tickets available here: https://gofan.co/app/school/DE21510

With Commencement just a few days away, the Class of 2026 took their first step into the alumni community together. The class broke bread with St. Andrew's alumni spanning generations to make connections, ask questions, reflect on their journeys, and delight in shared experiences. The class also honored longtime and beloved faculty member Eric Kemer with their class gift.

As our soon-to-be alumni will learn, the St. Andrew's family is forever. No matter where life takes them beyond the pond, they'll have a global community who has their back.

After earning a first-round bye as the No. 6 seed, St. Andrew's girls lacrosse enters Round Two of the state tournament Wednesday ready to make some noise!

This squad's relentless commitment to each other—and to their goals—got them here. Now it's time to push it to the next level.

Be there in your finest red and white! Get your tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/6627014?schoolId=DIAA

Saints tennis keeps moving on!

Today, the semi final round of the DIAA State Tennis tournament happens at various sites.

Here at home, Ian ’26 and Kent ’28 go to battle in their singles matches, and duos Lucas ’27 and Charlie ’28 and Phin ’26 and Daniel ’29 will go to work in doubles action.

At Odessa High School, Mikaila ’28 represents the Saints in the girls tournament for singles play.

Get hype and go Saints!

St. Andrew's girls rowing made a serious statement on the Schuylkill this weekend!

At the Stotesbury Cup Regatta—the nation's largest and oldest scholastic regatta—the Girls 1V earned bronze, and all three varsity boats raced their way into the finals! That takes depth, grit, and a whole lot of speed.

Congratulations to our athletes and their coaches on a remarkable showing.

The next stop for your 13-2 St. Andrew's boys lacrosse team? Round One of the DIAA State Tournament!

Catch No. 4 seed SAS take on No. 13 seed Tower Hill on our home turf Tuesday, May 19, at 4 p.m. You don't want to miss this one—they've been building toward this moment all season.

Go Saints!

Tickets available here: https://gofan.co/event/6638455?schoolId=DE21510

Members of the Class of 2026 took to the podium to deliver reflections both heartfelt and humorous at Mein Chapel this week. Topics included the joy of living in the discomfort zone, finding what feels alive as a scholar, unexpected lessons in trust, and the little moments of meaning that shape the St. Andrew's experience. You can read all four talks at https://www.standrews-de.org/front-lawn/news.