Luke Glendening 2008
Detroit Red Wings, NHL. Tallied 35 goals and 44 assists in his career so far. Played four years at The University of Michigan.

Caitlin K. Cahow 2003
Olympic Games, Women's Hockey Team USA; Silver Medalist, Vancouver, BC, Canada (2010); Bronze Medalist, Torino, Italy (2006); named by President Obama to the Sochi Olympic Delegation in 2013 as a representative of the U.S. View video

Leonard G. Carpenter 1920
Olympic Games, Rowing Team USA; Gold Medalist, Paris, France (1924)

Thomas W. Durant 1919
Actor; films, The List of Adrian Messenger, Return to Peyton Place, The Red Badge of Courage; internationally-known Steeplechaser, rode several times in the Grand National at the Aintree course as the leading amateur rider

Louise Van Voorhis Gleason 1987
Olympic Games, Sailing Team USA,, Barcelona, Spain (1992)

Stephen D. Greenberg 1966
Managing Director (sports and media industries), Allen & Company; Former Deputy Commissioner, Major League Baseball; co-founder, Fusient Media Ventures (a New York-based sports and media company), Classic Sports Network; Hotchkiss Board of Trustees (1981-

Matthew G. Herr 1994
Executive Director, General Manager, UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex (Pittsburg Penguins); four seasons playing in the NHL (Washington Capitals, Florida Panthers, Boston Bruins); six seasons in the American Hockey League (Providence Bruins); University of Michigan, reached the Frozen Four each season, captain senior year, two national championships; named to the U.S. National Team for 1999 World Championship

Alden W. “Will” James 1994
Kite boarder, one of the world’s best-known

W. David Judson Jr. 1926
Skier, Writer, wrote ski fiction for The Saturday Evening Post; editor, SKI magazine; served in World War II, 10th Mountain Division (Bronze Star), one of three men assigned to the division newspaper The Blizzard (chief editor); first president, National Ski Areas Association; Sherman Adams Award for outstanding service to the ski industry; elected, United States Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame

August F. Kammer Jr. 1930
Olympic Games, Men's Hockey Team USA; Bronze Medalist, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany (1936); member, Walker Cup Golf Team (1938)

Gina M.A. Kingsbury 2000
Olympic Games, Women's Hockey Team Canada; Gold Medalist, Vancouver, BC, Canada (2010); Gold Medalist, Torino, Italy

Henry Kolowrat 1950
Olympic Games, Fencing Team USA; Rome, Italy (1960)

Richard Wilcox Landon 1917
Olympic Games, Men’s High Jump; Gold Medalist, Antwerp, Belgium (1920)

Torrey C. Mitchell 2004
Ice hockey player; NHL Los Angeles Kings; formerly Monteal Canadiens, Minnesota Wild, Buffalo Sabres, San Jose Sharks; as a Shark, one of the first players from Hotchkiss ever to be a, "Rookie of the Year"

Brian S. Petrovek 1973
President, Adirondack Thunder (ECHL - formerly the East Coast Hockey League); former Managing Owner/CEO/Alternate Governor, American Hockey League team, Portland Pirates; Team Leader, United States team that captured the championship of the World Cup of Hockey (1996); Team Leader, U.S. National Team (1997), U.S. Olympic Men's Ice Hockey Team (1998)

Raymond W. Pond 1921
Renowned American football coach, player (1921-1949); head coach, Yale University football team (1934-1940), nicknamed “Ducky” when he starred in the 1923 Yale/Harvard game by returning a 63 yard fumble on a water-covered field scoring Yale’s first touchdown against Harvard since the end of World War I; Bates College football coach (1946-1949), led the team to the inaugural Glass Bowl versus the University of Toledo

Peter Revson 1956
Race car driver - Formula 1

F. Ritter Shumway 1924
Figure skater, ice dancer, minister, corporate executive, community leader; with five different partners, amassed a total of 53 gold, nine silver, and four bronze medals in the over-age 35 division in ice dancing titles; Eastern Figure Skating Champion 13 times; president, USFSA; helped found the U.S. Figure Skating Memorial Fund; president and chairman, Ritter Company; trustee and benefactor Rochester Institute of Technology.

Zalmon G. Simmons 1917
Hydroplane Racer; as a virtual newcomer to the sport of hydroplane racing, he piloted his boat My Sin (featuring a radical new hull design) to victory in the Gold Cup (1939) (1941)

Francis T. Vincent Jr. 1956
President, CEO, Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.; Eighth Commissioner, Major League Baseball; author, The Last Commissioner; The Gift of His Example: George Van Santvoord of Hotchkiss; Hotchkiss Board of Trustees (1975-1989), President (1985-1987), Emeritus (1989)