Announcement
The Berlin High School Athletic Hall of Fame has proudly selected its Class of 2026.
This marks the 17th induction class since the Hall’s inception in 2010. To date, more than 155 athletes, coaches, teams, and contributors have been honored.
The 2026 class features an impressive group of individuals:
- Erica Barnes (Class of 2009): An exceptional golfer.
- Andrew Thurston (Class of 2010): A standout three‑sport athlete in soccer, swimming & diving, and tennis.
- Jody DiCicco (Class of 2016): A top performer in cross country as well as indoor and outdoor track.
- Ryan Lee (Class of 2009): A four‑year varsity golf standout and member of the basketball team.
- Blair Ferry (Class of 2010): One of the most decorated female soccer players in the history of the girls’ program.
- Stephen Gentile (Class of 1989): A multi‑sport athlete excelling in baseball and football.
- The 1989 Wrestling Team: Recognized for its outstanding accomplishments.
The Induction Ceremony and Dinner will take place on April 19, 2026, at the Aqua Turf Club, located at 556 Mulberry Street in Plantsville, CT. Tickets may be purchased online, with adult tickets priced at $65 and children’s tickets available for $25.
Our Mission
To permanently honor, document, and preserve distinctive contributions to the sports heritage of Berlin High School.
Since the establishment of Berlin High School in 1935, many great athletes and coaches have called BHS home. The Hall of Fame will continue to search for deserving persons who have made significant contributions to the athletic programs at Berlin High School.
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Ryan Lee graduated from Berlin High in 2009, where he was a four-year member of the varsity golf team and played a key role in winning the 2008 State Championship.
Steven Gentile graduated from Berlin High in 1989, where he was a four-year starter on the varsity baseball team and a three-year starter on the football team.
Jody DiCicco graduated from Berlin High in 2016. She participated in soccer, cross country, and indoor and outdoor track.
“Berlin Wrestling…Six Minutes of Pressure,” stated the banner posted at each match. Led by Coach Jim Day, the Redcoats went on to another successful season.
