Notable Alumni
- Owen Biddle, Class of 1995; Grammy Award winning member of the legendary Philadelphia Hip Hop group, The Roots, from 2007-2011. Starting in 2009, Biddle performed nightly on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, while still with The Roots, as Fallon's house band. As part of a recurring sketch on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon called "The Real Housewives of Late Night", Biddle portrayed his fictional wife, Renee, who is an alcoholic.
- Beth Anders, All-American in Field Hockey and Lacrosse, Olympic Field Hockey Captain, 1984 bronze medalist, 9 time NCAA champion as coach of Old Dominion.
- Jackie Frazier-Lyde, attorney and boxer (daughter of Joe Frazier), who fought Laila Ali, daughter of Muhammad Ali, in noted women's bout.
- Marvis Frazier - boxer (son of Joe Frazier).
- Neil Gershenfeld, professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, head of MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms.
- Deanna Durante- Class of 1993; current anchor woman/ news reporter for NBC 10 Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
- James Martin (Jesuit writer), Jesuit priest and author, as well as a frequent commentator on Roman Catholic news for The New York Times, Time, Newsweek, ABC, NBC, FoxNews, CNN and NPR.
- Ronald Moore, former Siena guard 2006-10, professional basketball player, plays in Slovakia
- John Pergine, former professional football player, University of Notre Dame, Washington Redskins.
- Tom Mitchell, former professional football player Bucknell, Baltimore Colts
- John Salmons, professional basketball player, plays for the NBA's Sacramento Kings
- Da'Rel Scott, running back for the New York Giants, former running back for the Maryland Terrapins.
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