Methacton Athletics Hall of Fame

The Methacton Athletics Hall of Fame recognizes and celebrates distinguished athletes, coaches, and contributors whose accomplishments and dedication have significantly shaped the proud tradition of Methacton athletics. This honor serves to preserve their legacy and inspire future generations within the Methacton community.

There are three award categories in the Hall of Fame:

Legacy Award
Honors a Methacton student-athlete with significant contributions from the first half of Methacton High School's history.

Hall of Fame Award
Honors notable athletic achievements from the second half of Methacton High School's history.

Service Award (new for 2025)
Honors coaches, volunteers and gameday staff whose commitment to Methacton's athletic community made a lasting impact.

Nomination Criteria
Nomination Process

Nomination Criteria

All individuals nominated are expected to have exemplified the highest standards of sportsmanship, ethical conduct, and moral character, both on and off the field. This includes demonstrating leadership, teamwork and respect for others.

There are three award categories in the Hall of Fame:

Legacy Award (established 2005)
Presented to a Methacton student-athlete who graduated during the first half of the school’s history. Nominees are considered for their contributions made to Methacton sports. This recognition is intended to inspire future athletes, encourage athletic commitment and promote the pursuit of excellence.

Hall of Fame Award (established 1987)
Honors notable athletic achievements from the second half of Methacton High School's history. Nominees are expected to have achieved notable success in their sport, such as All-Conference/Division, All-State or other recognized awards. This could also include setting records, winning championships (League, District or State), or leading their team to significant victories.

Service Award (established 2025)
Nominees must have a minimum of 20 years of dedicated service to the athletics program in roles such as coach, volunteer, game-day staff, or other essential support positions. They must have made a lasting impact on the culture, values and success of the athletics program. They are recognized for their mentorship, commitment and influence on generations of participants.

Nomination Process

Eligibility

Nominees for Hall of Fame and Legacy must be members of the current graduating class of Methacton High School.
Nominees should demonstrate exceptional achievement, character, and contribution to athletics.
Nominees for the Service Award must have 20 years of service to be nominated.

Who May Nominate

Head coaches of Methacton High School athletic programs may submit nominations for student-athletes they have coached during the graduating year.
Each head coach may submit multiple nominees, as appropriate, based on the criteria below.
The Hall of Fame committee may nominate people for the Service Award.

Class of 2025 Inductees

Legacy Award

Steve Fidler
Class of 1967

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Versatile three-sport athlete at Methacton High School (football, basketball, baseball).

Sophomore year (1965):
- Only underclassman on undefeated football team.
- Member of championship baseball team.
Junior year:
- Took over as starting quarterback, leading football to a near-perfect season (only one loss).
- Leading scorer on the basketball team.
- Excelled in baseball as pitcher and shortstop.
Senior year:
- Repeated as starting quarterback.
- Again led basketball team in scoring.
- Top pitcher for baseball team.
Career:
- Earned nine varsity letters across football, basketball, and baseball

Edmund Pires Jr.
Class of 1982

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

High School Athletic Career (1978–1982)

Football
- Varsity Quarterback (1981–82)
- Led team to Suburban One League Championship (1981), Starting QB (9-2 record)
- Named 2nd team Suburban One

Wrestling
- Competed at 155 lbs weight class
- Suburban One League Champion (1981–82)
- District 1 Runner-Up
- First Team All-League

Baseball
- Suburban 1 league Champions in 1981
- Varsity Pitcher & Designated Hitter (1981–82)
- Helped lead Methacton to runner-up in Suburban One League (1982)
- Named First-Team All-League Pitcher (1981-82)
- Won the District 1 Finals (1982)

Collegiate & Post-High School Career
- Continued athletic career playing baseball at Shippensburg University (1982–1986)
- Won PSAC in 83-84
- Played in Skippack & Collegeville Perk Leagues for 20 years

Denise Jackson
Class of 1984

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Cross Country:
- 3-year varsity runner (during the Junior High era).
- Captain her senior year.
Basketball:
- 3-year varsity player (during the Junior High era).
- Captain her senior year.
- Finished as the 2nd leading scorer on the team her senior season.
Softball:
- 4-year varsity outfielder.
- One of only three freshmen to make the varsity team as a 9th grader.
- Captain her senior year.
- Named 1st Team All-League as a senior.
College Career:
- Attended Montgomery Community College, where she continued playing basketball.
- Earned a basketball scholarship to East Stroudsburg University.
- Played one season at East Stroudsburg University.
Legacy:
- Standout three-sport athlete and respected leader.
- Remembered for her talent, leadership, and contributions.

Hall of Fame Award

Brandon Brossard
Class of 2013

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Methacton High School (2009-2013)
- Four-year starting quarterback under Head Coach Paul Lepre
- Three-star recruit, ranked No. 64 QB nationally by ESPN.com
- Top-six QB in Pennsylvania (PaPreps.com, Class of 2013)
- 2012 Mini Maxwell Award recipient
- Career totals: 3,700+ passing yards, 37 TDs; 1,500 rushing yards, 16 TDs
- Times Herald All-Area and Philadelphia Inquirer Preseason Watch List
Eastern Michigan University (2013–2015)
- 2013: Redshirted
- 2014: Appeared in five games as quarterback
- 2015: Sidelined due to injury

Kelly Glatthorn
Class of 2014

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Methacton High School (2010-2014)
- Three-sport athlete: lacrosse, soccer, basketball
- Lacrosse team captain senior year
- PAC-10 and Mercury All-Area honorable mention
Virginia Tech (2015–2018)
- Four-year contributor, standout on defense and in draws
- 2018 First Team All-ACC
- 2018 ACC All-Academic Team
Professional
- Played for the Philadelphia Force (UWLX)

Alexa Hoover
Class of 2014

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Methacton High School (2009-2013)
- Four-year varsity starter and captain in field hockey
- 2013 Times-Herald Player of the Year, First-Team All-State
- Scored 96 career goals, 24 assists
- U-19 U.S. Women’s Indoor National Team (2012–2014)
University of Pennsylvania (2014–2017)
- First in program history: Four-time First-Team All-Ivy
- Penn’s all-time leader in goals (68) and points (163)
- Started all 67 career games at forward
- Team captain senior year
Major Honors
- Two-time NFHCA All-American
- Three-time NFHCA All-Region First Team
- Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2014)
- NFHCA Senior All-Star (2017)
Career Highlights
- Led Ivy League in goals as a freshman
- Set Penn single-season records: 27 goals, 63 points (2015)
- Ranked No. 2 nationally in goals per game that year

Service Award

George Marinkov Sr.

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Ellie Boehner

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Fred Kammler

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Hall of Fame Award

Jon Moser

Graduation Year: 1980

Sports: Wrestling

Charles Murray

Graduation Year: 1982

Sports: Wrestling

Chris Loughlin

Graduation Year: 1983

Sports: Swimming

Jeff Wolf

Graduation Year: 1975

Sports: Swimming & Diving

Jim Bruni

Graduation Year: 1984

Sports: Football, Wrestling, Baseball

Peter Boden

Graduation Year: 1984

Sports: Swimming

Jimmy Evans

Graduation Year: 1984

Sports: Swimming

Matthew Koloseike, Richard Sheldon, Jeffery Evans, Peter Boden

Graduation Year: All 1984

Sports: Swimming

Bill Moser

Graduation Year: 1979

Sports: Wrestling

Christy Morgan

Graduation Year: 1981

Sports: Field Hockey