the higher education, 77% to four-year programs and 16% to two-year programs. Springfield students averaged a 1628 on the SAT I (out of a possible 2400), and outscored the national average by more than 20 points in each of the three sections. Athletics Springfield Township High School is a AA member of the PIAA District One. The school has also been a member of the Suburban One League since 1969, participating in the American Conference. From 1925 to 1969, Springfield played in the Bux-Mont league. Springfield briefly left Suburban One in the 2010-2011 school year for the Bicentennial League, but returned to Suburban One for the 2012-2013 school year. In 1969, the football team won the Bux-Mont League title. In 1970, The Spartan Football Team was undefeated champions of the Suburban One League. In 2022, the wrestling team had a historic season, finishing 4-0 in suburban one league, winning the league championship during senior night against Upper Moreland, winning its first league championship in the programs history. Springfield also has five individual state championships. 1992 Men's 100 yard breaststroke, 1999 state cross country, 2000 state tennis singles, and 2011 state 3200 meters, 2021 Women's 100 butterfly And freestyle. In 2021 the men’s and women’s water polo teams won the small school state championship. Notable alumni Howard Balzer - Broadcaster/writer; host on SiriusXM NFL Radio, selector for Pro Football Hall of Fame Ray Benson (formerly Ray Seifert) - Musician, Asleep at the Wheel Jim Cramer - Investor / Host of CNBC's Mad Money David Kestenbaum - NPR host, contributor, producer - Planet Money, science correspondent, This American Life Martin Nisenholtz - Businessman and educator Lucky Oceans (formerly Rueben Gosfield) - Musician, Asleep at the Wheel Craig Shoemaker - Actor and comedian Ben Waxman - Politician, Pennsylvania House of Representatives Notes References External links Official Website Public high schools in Pennsylvania Schools in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania 1924 establishments in Pennsylvania Educational institutions established in 1924