Cross Country: The WFS cross country program continued its strong tradition of excellence this fall, with athletes across both the boys’ and girls’ teams setting numerous personal and course bests each week. The Quakers showed consistent growth, culminating in standout performances at the DIAA State Championship Meet at Killens Pond State Park.

The girls’ team capped an outstanding fall by placing 12th out of 29 teams in the State Championship meet, led by Zoë Mooney-Doyle ’27 (21:44) and Bella Davis ’27 (21:56), who defeated 124 and 118 runners, respectively. Layli Katirai ’26 broke the 23-minute mark (22:58), while Noura Boland ’29 impressed in her first year with a top-100 finish. On the boys’ side, the Quakers earned a 14th-place finish out of 30 teams. Cooper Miller ’28 (18:08) and Jack McKelvey ’26 (18:26) led the way, each breaking 18:30 and finishing ahead of more than 120 competitors.

The Class of 2026 set a strong example over the past four seasons, modeling consistency and setting a standard of commitment that will continue to guide WFS cross country for years to come. Zoë Mooney-Doyle ’27 earned All-County and All-DISC honors postseason recognition for her achievements this fall.

Field Hockey: The WFS field hockey team completed a historic 2025 season, capturing both the Delaware Independent Schools Conference (DISC) Championship and the DIAA Division II State Championship. The Quakers dominated from start to finish, setting multiple program records and establishing themselves as one of the strongest teams in school history.

WFS finished the year with 17 wins, the most ever recorded in a single season, and scored a program-record 80 goals while allowing just nine across 18 contests. In postseason play, the Quakers were flawless—not surrendering a single goal on their path to the State title. The Class of 2026 leaves an extraordinary legacy: 60 career wins (a school record), 271 total goals, four State Semifinal appearances, two State Championship games, and three DISC titles.

The following WFS athletes earned postseason honors for their exceptional play this fall:
1st Team All-State: Sara Clothier ’26, Molly Dolan ’26, Ella Fontanazza ’26
2nd Team All-State: Anna Weiner ’26
1st Team All-DISC: Clothier, Dolan, Fontanazza, Weiner, Sydney Jenkins ’27
2nd Team All-DISC: Gianna Cottone ’26, Lila Rubano ’26, Keeley Galbraith ’27, Peyton Galbraith ’30
Honorable Mention All-DISC: Cora Lohkamp ’26, Sky Hopkins ’27

Football: The WFS football team delivered a competitive and high-energy 2025 season, finishing 4–5 while producing several standout performances on both sides of the ball. The Quakers recorded three shutouts during the fall and showcased an explosive offense that scored 40 or more points in three games, including memorable wins on Tattersall Field.

Defensively, WFS continued to build its reputation for toughness and resilience, anchored by consistent line play and strong pursuit at all three levels. On offense, the Quakers leaned on physical running, balanced playmaking, and a senior core that brought leadership, composure, and experience to every game.

The Class of 2026 made a lasting impact on the program through their commitment, character, and unwavering work ethic over the past four seasons. They won 30 games, made two DIAA State Tournaments, and captured the 2022 Class 2A State Championship.

The following athletes earned postseason honors for their outstanding play this fall:
2nd Team All-Class (Class 2A): Stone Davis ’26, Cooper Strauss ’26
1st Team All-District: C. Strauss ’26 (fullback, linebacker, punter), S. Davis ’26 (defensive line), and Owen Strauss ’27 (defensive back)
2nd Team All-District: S. Davis ’26 (offensive guard), Joe Coppola ’26 (offensive tackle), and Ronny Berry ’27 (running back, linebacker)
Honorable Mention All-District: Chuma Chukwuocha ’27 (defensive back) and Rex Davis ’27 (offensive guard)

Soccer: The WFS boys’ soccer team battled through a competitive schedule this fall, finishing the season with a 7–7–2 record and earning a berth in the DIAA State Tournament. The Quakers showed steady growth throughout the season, highlighted by disciplined defending, creative possession play, and resilient performances in tight matches.

The Class of 2026 had an impressive four-year run—35 wins, three DIAA State Tournament appearances, a 2023 State Semifinal run, and one DISC Championship—a testament to their commitment, leadership, and impact on the program.

The following athletes earned postseason recognition for their outstanding play this fall:
2nd Team All-State: Nate Bell ’26
1st Team All-DISC: Bell, Ethan Lukach ’26, and Ben Osbourn ’26
2nd Team All-DISC: Alex Wolfe ’26, Andrés Quesada ’27, and Conner Brennan ’28
Honorable Mention All-DISC: Nico Froio ’26

Volleyball: The WFS volleyball team competed with grit and intensity throughout a challenging 2025 schedule, finishing the season 7–8 while earning notable wins against strong opponents. The Quakers showcased consistent growth and competitive momentum, highlighted by six victories secured in straight sets—a testament to their steady serving, improved ball control, and strong team chemistry.

The Class of 2026 made an impact in the West Gym, earning 32 career wins, appearing in two DIAA State Tournaments, and setting a standard of leadership, resilience, and togetherness that has shaped the program over the past four years.

The following athletes earned postseason recognition for their performances this fall:
2nd Team All-DISC: Leyla Medford ’26, Pam Moore ’27, and Ava Okolo ’28
Honorable Mention All-DISC: Olivia Agne ’27 and Elia Lichterman ’28