Victor Wiedeman received eight varsity letters at Haddonfield High School, four in Basketball and four in Baseball. He was a solid contributor to the HMHS baseball team where he played center field. However, he shined on the basketball court. His senior year he was the team captain and was named to the All Colonial Conference
Ron Biglin earned 3 varsity letters at Haddonfield High School. He received two letters in football where he played the offense line on a team that won the 1956 Colonial Conference championship. He was Haddonfield’s first state wrestling champion competing in the 168 pound weight class. He also won the SJ tournament championship to qualify
Barry Schwartz was the recipient of 6 varsity letters, 3 in Football and 3 in Track. He was known for his toughness and hard-nosed play on the football field. He exhibited these traits along with his skill at the linebacker and offensive end positions. He teammates voted him captain his senior year in 1968. That
Ed Rouh earned 3 varsity letters at Haddonfield, two in baseball and one in wrestling. It was on the baseball diamond that Ed excelled. He was the shortstop on the 1966 Colonial Conference and South Jersey Group III championship teams. His senior year he was team captain and selected first team All-Colonial Conference shortstop. Ed
Craig Walter was a varsity letter winner in two sports at Haddonfield. He earned three in Track and two in Football. He was a speedy halfback in Russ Spicer’s option offense. He utilized that speed in track to go undefeated for two years in dual meets competing in the 110 high hurdles. He set a
Colin Coffey earned four varsity letters during his tenure at HMHS, three in Wrestling and one in Cross Country. He was selected second team All Colonial Conference in Cross Country and was member of the 1978 State Championship team. It was wrestling where Colin showed his meddle. He was the team captain in 1979. He
Alison Olver earned 12 varsity letters at HMHS in Cross Country, Swimming, Winter Track, and Spring Track. It was as a harrier that she excelled where she was selected to the All South Jersey Group I Team for Cross Country three years straight, 1989-1992. During that same time period, she earned All Colonial Conference honors.
Kimberly LaMaina earned 4 varsity letters in tennis at HMHS. She was a dominating force on Hall of Fame coach Jeff Holman’s 1990 – 93 teams. She had 36-2 record her freshman year which earned her All Conference and All South Jersey honors. She repeated those honors the next three seasons. In Kim’s junior year
Jack ran track at HMHS but where he truly left his mark was on the gridiron. In Jack’s senior year he led the team to both the 1953 Colonial Conference and South Jersey Group III championships and for his efforts was selected to the Colonial Conference & All-South Jersey Group III First Teams. He was
Bill won ten varsity letters at HMHS, four in football, four in wrestling and two in track. He was selected third team All Group 2 and third team All Colonial Conference in football. He was selected to the Rotary Bowl All-Star game his senior year. He had an outstanding wrestling career at Haddonfield compiling a
