Congratulations to the Class of 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees! 
- Mark Caruso
- Class of 1975
- Football: All-Star Quarterback for the legendary 1974 team, which achieved a perfect 9-0 record and a Suburban Council Championship
- Basketball: A league all-star who averaged over 20 points per game and remains on Shenendehowa’s all-time scoring list
- Sean Cassella
- Class of 1991
- A multi-talented student athlete who played on the Soccer and Lacrosse teams
- Member of the 1991 Championship boys soccer team
- Laura Engle
- Class of 1985
- A dominant scorer, netting 50 goals in two seasons (1983-1984)
- Named to the All-American Soccer team in 1984
- Honored as a NYS Select team member in 1984
- Selected to the All-Area First Team twice
- Three-year member of the Empire State Team
- Also competed on the Varsity Volleyball, Indoor Track, and Outdoor Track teams
- David Haver
- Class of 1989
- Varsity Basketball, Football, and Baseball Player
- MVP of Section 2 Basketball Tournament
- Team captain and one of the all time leading scorers in Shen basketball history, averaging over 25 points in1988-89 and in the top 10 in career scoring and assists of all time at Shen
- Times Union, Gazette, and Suburban Council 1st team all star
- Troy Record Player of the Year
- Quarterback on Shen Football team
- Slade Jones
- Class of 1995
- Member of the 1991 National Championship team
- The only player in Shen history to compete in four consecutive Class A State Championships
- Four consecutive sectional titles
- Four consecutive regional titles
- Three consecutive state championships
- 1994 NYS State Championship MVP
- Two-time All-Section selection
- Back-to-back scoring champion
- First African American athlete inducted into the Shenendehowa Athletic Hall of Fame as an individual athlete
- Wendy Longo-Sullivan
- Class of 1982
- A dominant three-sport athlete in Field Hockey, Indoor Track, and Outdoor Track
- Captain of all three teams
- Served as President of the Girls Varsity Club and received the senior Coaches Award
- Named the Field Hockey team’s Most Honored Player
- Led Field Hockey team to become 1981 Sectional and Suburban Council Champions and State finalists
- Four-year varsity competitor in both Indoor and Outdoor Track
- Multiple sectional titles in the 300-m and 600-m races
- Earned a state medal as part of a medley relay team
- Carmen Maciariello
- Class of 1996
- Basketball Suburban Council MVP
- Basketball Times Union Co-Player of the Year
- Basketball Section 2 Championship
- Member Soccer State Championship team
- Trevor MacArthur
- Class of 1994
- Played the #1 position in Tennis for four consecutive years (9th-12th grade)
- Led the Tennis team to a Section 2 Team
- Championship in 1992
- Won the Section 2 Doubles Championship in 1994
- Hockey’s all-time leading scorer, 196 career points
- Hockey’s school record for career assists (128)
- Four-year varsity hockey player and co-captain
- John McCallion
- Class of 1992
- Player on the 1990 and 1991 back-to-back State Championship teams
- Captained the 1991 squad to become the #1 ranked team in the nation by USA Today
- Also excelled on the court as a starting guard for the basketball team
- David Perry
- Class of 1989
- A key member of the 1987 Football Section 2 Championship team, ranked #3 in New York State
- Named to the Saratogian Dream Team in 1988
- Selected as an All-Area Wide Receiver by both the Schenectady Gazette and the Times Union
- Led the baseball team to three consecutive Suburban Council Blue Division Championships (1987-1989)
- Served as baseball Team Captain and was named MVP his senior year
- Kathy Frederick
- A dedicated coach who retired in 2013 after a long and impactful career
- Coached multiple sports, including Freshman Soccer and Varsity Track
- Most notably served as the Head of the Varsity Gymnastics program for 25 years
- Partnered with fellow Hall of Famer Sue Runkle to build a gymnastics dynasty at Shenendehowa
- Cherished the opportunity to teach students in elementary school and later coach them as high school athletes
- Jon Weise
- Served the district for 38 years as a math teacher, Administrative Dean, and Assistant Principal
- Volunteered to help start the Shenendehowa football program in its inaugural year, 1968
- Named the first Head Freshman Football Coach in 1969, leading the team to an undefeated season
- Became the first Head JV Coach in 1970, guiding that same group to another undefeated season
- Over 18 years as the JV Head Coach, he compiled an astonishing record of 148 wins, 8 losses, and 2 ties
- His instrumental role in developing talent was foundational to building the Shenendehowa football powerhouse
- Bill Barnes
- Began his coaching journey in the early 1980s with the St. Edwards boys’ CYO travel team
- A pioneer for girls’ athletics, he was instrumental in establishing a girls’ CYO basketball team in the mid-1980s
- As head coach, he guided the girls’ team to an undefeated season, fostering a thriving program
- His legacy is defined by shaping lives, opening doors, and building community spirit through his dedication to youth sports
- Michael Treffiletti
- A foundational figure in local baseball dedicated to the Clifton Commons for over 30 years
- A legendary coach who led the first Clifton Park team to a Regional Tournament and, to the Babe Ruth World Series
- Renowned for not only building winning teams but for physically building and meticulously maintaining the very fields they played on
- His dedication was honored by the naming of the large field at Clifton Commons in his name
- 1987-88 Girls Basketball Team
- 1990 & 1991 Boys Soccer Teams
Click here to view the Ceremony Program with the full biographies.
Last week we held our ceremony for the inductees and briefly recognized them Friday night during the football game.
