Jordan Wolf is one of the most dynamic attackmen in Lacrosse, celebrated for his blazing speed, relentless competitiveness, and record-setting career at Duke University. A two-time NCAA National Champion (2013, 2014) and the 2014 NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player, he graduated among Duke’s all-time leaders in goals, assists, and points. Wolf went on to star professionally in Major League Lacrosse and the Premier Lacrosse League, earning multiple All-Star honors. Off the field, he channels his leadership and team-building skills into business and community work—continuing to inspire the next generation of athletes at ESF. Jordan and his brothers are proud ESF alumni.

Milt Thompson enjoyed a 13-year Major League Baseball career highlighted by his time with the Philadelphia Phillies, where he became a fan favorite for his hustle, consistency, and clutch play. A skilled contact hitter and standout defender, Thompson was an integral part of the Phillies’ 1993 National League Championship team and later helped coach the franchise to its 2008 World Series title as hitting coach. Known for his mentorship, energy, and deep understanding of the game, Milt continues to work in player development with the Phillies Baseball Academy, inspiring young athletes to pursue excellence on and off the field.

John Allen, a standout guard from Coatesville, Pennsylvania, made his mark at Seton Hall University as one of the most reliable scorers and leaders in program history. A four-year starter, Allen finished 15th on Seton Hall’s all-time scoring list and helped lead the Pirates to multiple NCAA Tournament appearances. After college, he built a successful international career across Europe, Israel, and Latin America, known for his professionalism and team-first mentality. A proud graduate of Coatesville High, where he led his team to a state championship, Allen remains deeply involved in mentoring young players and advancing youth basketball development with the Jr 76ers Camps and Academy. John was inducted into the Coatesville Sports Hall of Fame in 2010 and the Chester County Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.