Lacrosse – 2016, 2022 Girls Track & Field Individual 4×800m Relay – 2009, 2010 1600 m Run – 2006 1600 m Relay – 2004 3200 m Relay – 2000 Boys Track & Field Individual Shot Put – 2002 Athletic clubs Fall Archery Ice Hockey Ultimate Frisbee Cross Country Volleyball Sailing Winter Archery Ice Hockey Squash Chess Spring Archery Crew Rugby (Conestoga has the oldest High School Rugby program in the United States, founded in 1971 by Clarence Culpepper, who played for and coached the US National Men's Team.) Ultimate Frisbee Sailing Notable alumni Elizabeth Hoffman – 1964. Executive vice-president, Iowa State University, president emerita, University of Colorado System. Craig Lucas – 1969. Tony Award nominated American playwright. Johanna Schmitt – 1970. Distinguished Professor of Evolution and Ecology, University of California, Davis; Stephen T. Olney Professor of Natural History and Harrison S. Kravis University Professor, Brown University. Robert Ellis – 1972. LA Times bestselling author. Larry Krasner – 1979. 26th District Attorney of Philadelphia. Grant Shaud – 1979. Actor. Todd Glass – 1982. Comedian, actor. Glenn R. Simpson – 1982. Journalist. Melissa Shusterman – 1985. Member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Drew Endy – 1988. Bioengineering professor at Stanford University, founder of the Registry of Standard Biological Parts. Gregg Foreman – 1990. Musician and actor. Jennie Eisenhower – 1996. Actress, granddaughter of President Richard Nixon and great-granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. David Bush – 1998. Professional baseball player. Marquis Weeks – 2000. Professional football player. Abbi Jacobson – 2002. Actress and co-creator of Comedy Central television series Broad City. Pat Heim – 2003. College lacrosse All-America Penn State '07, No. 1 overall pick Major League Lacrosse 2007 Draft player. Kasie Hunt – 2003. Political correspondent. Chris Hurst – 2005. Former TV Anchor and member of the Virginia House of Delegates. P.T. Ricci – 2005. Major League Lacrosse player. Mark Herzlich – 2006. Professional football player. Mt. Joy – Indie folk/rock band featuring Matt Quinn (2009) and Sam Cooper (2007). Roger Hobbs – 2007. International bestselling author of the books Ghostman and Vanishing Games. Jake Cohen – 2009. American-Israeli basketball player for Maccabi Tel Aviv and the Israeli national basketball team Emma Boettcher – 2010. Champion on Jeopardy! who ended James Holzhauer's 32-game-long winning streak. Brian Chippendale – rock drummer and vocalist. Christine Fan – singer and actress. Keith Hughes – former Major League Baseball pitcher (1987–88; '90, '93) Brendon