Fourteen Former Witches Selected for 2025 SHS Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Nov. 18
Class of 2025 spans 38 years, 11 sports
SALEM (Nov. 4, 2025) – The Salem High School Athletic Hall of Fame will induct 14 former standout athletes on Tuesday, Nov. 18 (6 p.m.) at the Veterans Memorial Fieldhouse, Director of Athletics Reilly Christie announced on Monday.
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Children under 10 will be admitted free but must get a ticket to accurately track attendance.
Members of the SHS Hall of Fame Class of 2025 were selected among 30 nominations. The Class of 2025 spans nearly 40 years of SHS athletics history and 11 sports.
This year’s list of inductees includes:
- Alix Bryant ‘14 | Soccer, Basketball, Outdoor Track & Field
- Jessica Corneau ‘07 | Gymnastics, Outdoor Track & Field
- Edwin Demoya ‘11 | Soccer
- Joseph Fabiano ‘94 | Football, Hockey, Basketball
- Joseph Freeman ‘95 | Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field
- Brian Lockard ‘78 | Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field
- Jared Louf Woods ‘13 | Football, Basketball, Outdoor Track & Field
- Jamal Mercado ‘95 | Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field
- Hannah Mullarkey ‘14 | Volleyball
- Sarah Mullarkey ‘11 | Volleyball
- Richard O’Leary ‘88 | Football, Baseball
- Beau Theriault ‘08 | Golf, Basketball, Baseball
- Paul Tucker ‘76 | Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field
- Melikke Van Alstyne ‘09 | Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field
For more information, contact the SHS Department of Athletics at (978) 740-1123 or rchristie@salemk12.com.
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Salem Public Schools is an urban public school district in Salem, Massachusetts, a small, diverse city with a proud maritime and immigrant history. Our leaders and our teachers are passionate about education and understand the urgency of improving student achievement with equity and social-emotional needs as the lens through which we view our work. We respect and value the racial, cultural, and linguistic diversity of our students and their families, and have a strong commitment to the Salem community. Salem Public Schools staff unconditionally serves each of our 4,000 students across 11 schools regardless of ability or language.
