Archbishop John Carroll High School in Radnor to Induct 2026 Hall of Fame Class at 9th Annual Event
Archbishop John Carroll High School in Radnor (Delaware County) will host over 370 people at its 2026 Hall of Fame Dinner.
Saturday, September 12, 2026
6:00 p.m. – 8:45 p.m. Dinner and Awards Ceremony
The Drexelbrook
4700 Drexelbrook Drive
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
The Archbishop John Carroll High School Hall of Fame Class of 2026 includes:
- Joseph Rogers ’73, an athletic legend and committed Carroll alumnus who serves as a mentor, committee chair, and tireless supporter;
- Mary Sue Garrity Simon ’74, a two sport PCL MVP in field hockey and basketball who led both teams to championships. Later, at St. Joe’s University, she became the first woman to score 1,000 career points and was later inducted into three Halls of Fames;
- Russell DiGilio ’74, a devoted servant leader who consistently gives back to the Carroll community;
- Thomas “Farmer” McCoy ’75, exemplifies the heart of the Carroll community through his daily prayer ministry, which connects hundreds of Carroll family and friends;
- Stephen Gambescia ’76, for his lifelong pursuit of academic excellence, unwavering commitment to service, and strong Catholic values;
- Joseph Keefer ’76, a stellar football player at Carroll and now is an engaged alumnus, board member, devoted supporter, and volunteer;
- Catherine “Kitty” King Keenan ’79, for her lifelong dedication as a Carroll student, alumna, and community leader;
- James Wood ’81, for his courageous decades of law-enforcement service and faith-driven dedication to protecting the most vulnerable;
- Nancy Seltzer ’91, for her decades of global service through the Peace Corps, and her dedication to improving and protecting the lives of others;
- Allison “Sonny” Mullen ’02, former Executive Assistant on Good Morning America and who now works for the non-profit “Help Hope Live”;
- The 2001 PCL Girls Lacrosse Championship Team, winning the first title in what has become a 25-year reign; and
- Ellen Bevenour, Administration, will be inducted posthumously, a true Carroll icon whose tireless dedication spans decades of service, commitment, and love.
The Archbishop John Carroll Hall of Fame recognizes alumni, faculty, coaches, and staff who have made outstanding contributions to the Archbishop John Carroll High School community. These contributions and accomplishments reflect the school’s commitment to excellence in the areas of spiritual, academic, athletic, and social development. All funds raised through the Hall of Fame event support the Barry Kirsch Scholarship for Distinguished Service and tuition assistance for Archbishop John Carroll High School students. For additional information about the Hall of Fame, please visit jcarroll.org/apps/pages/hof.
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Media interested in covering this event please contact Michelle Wall, Director of Marketing and Communication, Archbishop John Carroll High School 267-535-1279 (cell), who will be onsite at The Drexelbrook.