Sewickley Academy is distinguished by not only its rigorous academics and outstanding faculty, but also by its student-centered approach to learning and teaching, in which every child is challenged to explore and excel to his or her highest ability. Request Info
Exceptional Programs, Small Classes, and Talented faculty
Sewickley Academy is distinguished by not only its rigorous academics and outstanding faculty, but also by its student-centered approach to learning and teaching, in which every child is challenged to explore and excel to his or her highest ability. Learn More
Academy graduates join a network of more than 4,000 alumni across the globe. Astronauts, world-renowned doctors, fashion designers, chefs, filmmakers, zombie experts, world travelers – our alumni are proof that students become determined, courageous, and caring individuals ready to take on life's next challenges. Learn More
Founded in 1838, Sewickley Academy is Pittsburgh’s oldest independent coeducational school. Learn More
Coach's Comments
On a hot and sunny day in Sewickley, the Panthers played host to a section game against OLSH. Sewickley gave up some early opportunities to OLSH and unfortunately paid the price as OLSH scored the first goal of the game, however, Sewickley came back to take the lead 2-1 late in the first half. Scoring the goals were Thomas Yung and Rees Blaylock. The lead was only secured for a short period of time as OLSH found the back of the net on a penalty shot late in the half, tying the score 2-2. But Sewickley didn't give up and scored on a penalty as well to take the lead 3-2. Scoring the goal was Alex Gordon. Both teams had more chances to score, but neither team could tally another goal. Good win gentleman.