& Field, Lacrosse, Volleyball, Golf, Wrestling, Weightlifting, Bowling, Cheerleading and Flag Football. State titles The athletic teams have won a number of state titles and championships in: Girls' cross country (1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Boys' soccer (1997) Girls' soccer (1996, 1997, 1999) Boys' tennis (1989, 2011) Girls' tennis (1987, 1988, 1989, 2006) Boys' swimming (1987, 1989, 1990, 1991) Girls' swimming (1986, 1987) Boys' volleyball (2006, 2007) Girls' volleyball (1989, 1991, 1996, 2003) Notable alumni Neil Barofsky, 1988 (attorney and author) Jonathan Chase, 1997 (actor) Jason Chery, 2004 (professional football player) Lance Frazier, 1998 (professional football player) Jason Geathers, 1999 (professional football player) Scott Gordon, 2006 (professional soccer player) Remy Hamilton, 1992 (professional football player) Susan Johnson, 1986 (Olympic swimmer) Jason Kilar, 1989 (corporate executive) Allison Lefcort, 1993 (pop art painter) Brett Loewenstern, 2012 (musician) Phoebe Mills, 1991 (Olympic gymnast & competitive diver) Sean Mullin, 1993 (film director, screenwriter) Bill Muter, 2003 (musician) Eric Namesnik, 1988 (Olympic swimmer) Danielle Schneider, 1993 (comedian, actress, writer) Mike Schroepfer, 1993 (corporate executive) Ryan Shore, 1992 (composer and songwriter) Marc Singer, 1992 (documentary filmmaker) Carlos Guillermo Smith, 1999 (politician) Lukasz Tracz, 2004 (corporate executive) Danny Valencia, 2002 (professional baseball player) LaDaris Vann, 1998 (professional football player) Tarita Virtue, 1988 (model) Al Wallace, 1992 (professional football player) Frank Watkins, 1986 (musician) Gabrielle Zevin, 1996 (author) Holocaust denial controversy The Boca Raton area has a large Jewish population, and the school offers optional courses on the Holocaust. The school became embroiled in controversy and national news media coverage in 2019, when remarks of its then-principal in 2018 led to allegations of Holocaust denial. In response, he was removed from his position as principal, and the Palm Beach County School District named Allison Castellano the school's principal on July 25, 2019. Castellano is an alumna of the high school. School Rating Each year the school is rated by the students' performance on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT). References External links Spanish River alumni website The Galleon student newspaper High schools in Palm Beach County, Florida Educational institutions established in 1983 Public high schools in Florida 1983 establishments in Florida