Bowling - Enrique Groso Cross Country - Marcelo Mantecon*, Joseph Ruiz, Joshua Ruiz, Justin Ruiz, and Evan Torres Football - Khamani Alexander and Gavench Marcelin Golf - Lorenzo Rodriguez* Coach of the Year - Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
Basketball - Javi Rosell Cross Country - Marcelo Mantecon, Joseph Ruiz, Joshua Ruiz*, and Joseph Socarras Football - Davion Dixon and Gavench Marcelin Golf - Lorenzo Rodriguez
Lacrosse - Christopher Collings, Ignacio Falla, Aidan Hevia, and Israel Salabarria
Water Polo - John Paul Chiappone, John Costello, and Andre De Leon Coach of the Year - Gaston Rodriguez (Basketball)
Coach of the Year - Victor Arrieta (Track) Coach of the Year - Jimmy Aguilera (Water Polo)
2021-2022
Baseball - Nick Alonso and Marc Fuentes Cross Country - Adam Magoulas *, Joshua Ruiz *, Alec Torrecilla, and Evan Torres Golf - Lorenzo Rodriguez Football - Gavench Marcelin Lacrosse - Andrew Candela, Aidan Hevia, Juan Pablo Miro-Quesada, and Israel Salabarria Soccer - Stefano Naos, Alejandro Pereya, Matias Perinot, and Alejandro Vela Track - Adam Magoulas, Joshua Ruiz, and Nicolas Souto Volleyball - Gabriel Suarez Water Polo - Zachary Callejas, Danel De Lamar, Carlos Veccio, Dylan Veccio, and Bryan Weglarz
Coach of the Year - Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
Coach of the Year - Tanger Mendonça (Soccer)
2020-2021
7A-5A Athlete of the Year- Javier Vento
Scholar Athlete - Javier Vento * Baseball - Dorian Gonzalez and Esteban Rodriguez Cross Country - Diego Gomez, Adam Magoulas, Austin San Juan, Javier Vento*, and Aiden Villasuso
Golf - Lorenzo Rodriguez Lacrosse - Andrew Candela, Mark Adams, Victor Mejer, Juan Miro Quesada, Victor Rosado*, and Andres Vila Soccer - Gianluca Mejia, Lucas Monge, Manuel Rincon, and Emiliano Sosa *
Swimming - Hector Paz Track - Nicolas Souto and Javier Vento* Water Polo - Carlos Vecchio and Dylan Vecchio
Coach of the Year-Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country), Tanger Mendonça (Soccer), Alan Bellando (Lacrosse) and Victor Arrieta (Track and Field)
2019-2020
Cross Country - Diego Gomez *, Nicolas Hidalgo, Adam Magoulas, and Javier Vento
Scholar-Athlete - Matthew Bryan Coach of the Year - Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
2018-2019
Baseball - Armando Albert and Alejandro Torres Cross Country - Giancarlo Benitez, Lucas de la Hoz, Diego Gomez, Adam Magoulas *, Sebastian Roa, and Javier Vento * Lacrosse - Rafael Bru, Victor Rosado, and Andres Vila Soccer - Jayson Repine Swimming - Andres Wong Track- Donald Chaney jr, Sebastian Roa, and Javier Vento Volleyball - Eric Diaz and Herman Suarez Water Polo - Joseph Balerdi
Coach of the Year - Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
2017-2018
Athlete of the Year (9a-7a)- Donald Chaney Jr. Baseball - Humberto Torres Cross Country - Joshua Collins * and Lucas de la Hoz Football - Don Chaney Jr. Lacrosse - Alejandro Candela, Robert Fernandez *, Nico Perez Blanco, Deiter Prussing, and Nico Smith
Athlete of the Year (9a-7a)- Donald Chaney Jr. Scholar Athlete - Federico Tamborrel Baseball - C.J. Vazquez Cross Country - Joshua Collins *, Lucas de la Hoz, and Sebastian Roa Football - Don Chaney Jr. Lacrosse - Robert Fernandez *, Josh Lara, Nico Perez Blanco, and Nico Smith Swimming - Alejandro Carriazo, Aitor Fungairino, Max Garcia-del Pozo, Javier Saumell, Daniel Simpson, and Juan Ramirez
Coach of the Year - Juan D. Barbosa (Tennis) and Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
2015-2016
Scholar Athlete - Tavish Rice Baseball- Christian Del Castillo * Cross Country - Joshua Collins and Jaime Lopez Football - Tavish Rice Lacrosse - Gabriel Garcia, John Powell, Luis Corps, Oscar Ortega, Joshua Lara, and Matthew Salas Golf - Leopoldo Herrera Soccer - Anthony Castro, Francisco de la Camara *, and Tavish Rice Swimming - Alejandro Carriazo, Aitor Fungairino, Max Garcia-del Pozo, Juan Ramirez, Javier Saumell, and Daniel Simpson Track & Field - Joshua Collins Water Polo - Pablo Kurzan *, Federico Tamborrel, Nicolas Tamborrel, and Erick Labrador
Coach of the Year - Jimmy Aguilera (Water Polo) and Tanger Mendonca (Soccer)
2014-2015
Scholar-Athlete - Santiago Nunez Cross Country - Jaime Lopez and Ryan Rodriguez Football - Frank Battle Lacrosse - Carlos Romero and Mathew Salas Soccer - Frankie de la Camara* and Marcello Hernandez Swimming - Miguel Basalo, Alejandro Carriazo, Max Garcia-del Pozo, Bernardo Lima, Javier Saumell and Daniel Simpson Water Polo - Alex Alepuz, Ryan Guso*, Santiago Nunez, and Erick Labrador Wrestling - Julian Ramirez Coach of the Year - Jimmy Aguilera (Water Polo), Alan Bellando (Lacrosse), Tanger Mendonca (Soccer), and Kirk Peppas (Swimming)
2013-2014
Athlete of the Year Finalist - Ryan Guso Cross Country - Michael Magoulas, Ryan Rodriguez and Fabian Tomas Football - Jorge Powell Soccer - Carlos Acevedo Swimming - Manny Lopez, Alex Carriazo, Boleck de Pawlikowski, Max Garcia del Pozo, Ryan Guso, Juan Perez-Costa and Daniel Simpson Track and Field - Daniel Neptune Water Polo - Ryan Guso and Santiago Nunez Coach of the Year - Kirk Peppas (Swimming) and Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
2012-2013
4A-1A Athlete of the Year Finalist - Avery Lopez Cross Country - Avery Lopez*, Michael Magoulas, Ryan Rodriguez and Fabian Tomas Football - Keonte Cash Golf - Oscar Cabanas Lacrosse - Matthew Cristobal Soccer - Diego Mion Swimming - Jose Alvarez, Tommy Avallone, Julian Ballestas*, Evan Banciela, Boleck De Palikowski, Ryan Guso, Manuel Lopez, and Juan Perez-Costa Track & Field - Alexander Isaac, Avery Lopez, Carlos Muniz, Diego Rojo, and Omar Rosete Water Polo - Herzen Cortes, Jake Guso*, and Ryan Guso Coach of the Year - Jimmy Aguilera (Water Polo), Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country) and Kirk Peppas (Swimming)
2011-2012
5A-8A Athlete of the Year Finalist - Elliot Clemente Baseball - Joey Rodriguez Cross Country - Elliot Clemente *, Avery Lopez, Michael Magoulas, Francisco Tejidor, and Fabian Tomas Football - Keonte Cash and Imani Davis Golf - Oscar Cabanas Soccer - Jose Scheuren Swimming - Julian Ballestas Track & Field - Avery Lopez Water Polo - Jake Guso Wrestling - Esteban Gomez-Rivera Coach of the Year - Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
2010-2011
Scholar-Athlete - Joseph Lindsay Baseball - Sheehan Planas-Arteaga Cross Country - Elliot Clemente and Joseph Lindsay Football - Nick Busse, Frankie Hernandez, Nick Menocal, and Jose Smith Soccer - Gabriel Loret de Mola and Daniel Mion Swimming - Matthew Long, Carlos Omaña, Andy Vasquez, and Jullian Ballestas Water Polo - Herzen Cortes Coach of the Year - Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country), Tanger Mendonca (Soccer) and Kirk Peppas (Swimming)
2009-2010
Overall Coach of the Year- Richard Stuart 1A-4A Athlete of the Year Finalist - Pablo Alvarez Cross Country - Elliot Clemente Football - Pablo Alvarez, Nick Busse, Nigel Dondo, Sergio Fernandez-Soto, Nick Menocal, Nic Platt, and Tyler Stanish Soccer - Diego Costa and Daniel Mion Swimming - Carlos Omaña, Andy Vasquez, and Julian Ballestas Wrestling - Esteban Gomez-Rivera Track & Field - Pablo Alvarez, Nick Menocal, Nicolas Platt, and Javier Rodriguez Water Polo - Anthony Lopez* and William Johnson Coach of the Year- Richard Stuart (Football)
2008-2009
1A-4A Athlete of the Year Finalist - Pablo Alvarez Scholar-Athlete - J.C. Lopez Cross Country - Elliot Clemente, Joe Dorfman, Larry Duran, and Lazaro Fields Football - Alfonso Aguila, Pablo Alvarez, and Javier Sosa Swimming - Carlos Omaña, Andy Vasquez, Pablo Morejon and Julian Ballestas Soccer - Nicolas Roque Water Polo - Jake Bakas, Anthony Lopez, J.C. Lopez*, and Juan Lopez Coach of the Year - Osvaldo Garcia (Water Polo)
2007-2008
1A-3A Athlete of the Year Award- Guillermo Echarte Scholar-Athlete - Guillermo Echarte Swimming - Carlos Araque, Pablo Morejon, Victor Lopez-Cantera, Andres Simauchi, Andres Vazquez, Patrick Arenson, Carlos Omana, and Sebastian Orozco Cross Country - Guillermo Echarte*, Larry Duran, and Joe Dorfman Football - Iñigo Abaroa, Diego Fernandez-Soto, Javier Sosa, and Anthony Diblasi Soccer - Andres Marmol Baseball - Lucas Calderon Water Polo - Jake Bakas, Anthony Lopez, and J.C. Lopez Track and Field - Guillermo Echarte Coach of the Year- Kirk Peppas (Swimming) and Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country)
2006-2007
1A-3A Athlete of the Year Finalist - Guillermo Echarte Scholar-Athlete- Gregory Fontela Swimming- Pablo Morejon, Patrick Arenson, Carlos Araque*, Victor Lopez-Cantera, Sebastian Orozco and Raymond Zomerfeld Cross Country- Guillermo Echarte Football- Frank Estevez, Gustavo Duquesne, Gregory Fontela and Andrew Fernandez Soccer- Jose Cobian Water Polo- Julio Lopez, Juan Lopez and Jake Bakas Track and Field- Guillermo Echarte, Daniel Silva, Jason Oliver, Javier Zamparelli and Robert Aran Tennis- Roland Martinez Baseball- Mauricio Rodriguez Coach of the Year- Frankie Ruiz (Cross Country), Kirk Peppas (Swimming) and Osvaldo Garcia (Water Polo)
2005-2006
Scholar-Athlete- Fernando Aran* Swimming- Frankie Lacayo*, Javier Fonseca, Raymond Zomerfeld, Carlos Araque Victor Lopez-Cantera, Sebastian Orozco, Robert Gentry and Patrick Arenson Cross Country- Guillermo Echarte* Football- Peter Pidermann*, Fernando Aran, Marshall Thomas, Christopher Brolley and Frank Estevez Basketball- Anthony Fernandez Water Polo- Oscar Fonseca
2004-2005
Scholar-Athlete- Javier Basnuevo Cross Country- Eduardo Arguello, Paul Santuoso and Guillermo Echarte Swimming- Javier Basuevo, Francisco Lacayo, Javier Fonseca, Kevin Hayes and Raymond Zomerfeld Football- Peter Munoz, Carlos Nieto and Jorge Rios Soccer- Patricio Gonzalez and Andres Vega Basketball- Anthony Fernandez Track & Field- Guillermo Gil
2003-2004
Scholar-Athlete- Javier Garcia-Tuñon* Swimming- Jeffrey Vivo*, Javier Basnuevo, Javier Fonseca, Francisco Lacayo and Julio Robla Football- Carlos Ortega, David Romero and Alex Castro Cross Country- Javier Cruz, Eduardo Arguello, Paul Santuoso and Michael Jalil Soccer- Alimer Gonzalez, Borja Polo and Carlos Ortega Wrestling- Jason Machado* Track & Field- Javier Garcia-Tuñon Baseball- Gabriel Hernandez and Daniel Marquez Coach of the Year- Kirk Peppas (Swimming)
2002-2003
Football- Christopher Gueits, Rene Veliz, Ignacio Duquesne, Gaston Fontela, and David Caballero Cross Country- Javier Cruz* and Eduardo Arguello Swimming- Jeffrey Vivo, Javier Basnuevo and Francisco Lacayo Wrestling- Jason Machado Soccer- Alimer Gonzalez Tennis- Steven Pessoa Track and Field- Jose M. Garcia Baseball- Louis Rojas and Gabriel Hernandez* Coach of the Year- Kirk Peppas (Swimming) and Tony Meilan (Baseball
2001-2002
Scholar-Athlete- Joaquin Sanchez* Baseball- Louis Rojas Cross Country- Javier Cruz and Jose Garcia Football- Roy Schultheis, David Caballero, Joaquin Sanchez, Christopher Gueits, and Rene Veliz Soccer- Luis Angulo and Carlos Ortega* Swimming- Javier Basnuevo and Jeffrey Vivo Track and Field- Javier Cruz Wrestling- David Bouza and Jason Machado
2000-2001
Scholar-Athlete- Marco Gonzalez Baseball- Louis Rojas Cross Country- Jorge Palmerola Football- James Newmeyer, Raymond Mendez, Javier Valdes, Cesar Alvarez and Nicholas Carreno Soccer- Marco Gonzalez Swimming- Javier Basnuevo Track and Field- Jorge Palmerola Wrestling- Ivan Enriquez
1999-2000
Cross Country- Jorge Munoz-Bustamante Football- Mark Llorente and Javier Valdes Soccer- Jonathan Pagnussat and Marco Gonzalez
1998-1999
Scholar-Athlete- Vincent Cartaya Cross Country- Edward Acosta Football- Vincent Cartaya, Alejandro Llama, Eric Mauri and Angel Gonzalez Swimming- Robert Riley and Michael Perez
1997-1998
Baseball- Daniel Padron Cross Country- Edward Acosta*, Mikel Llanes and Jorge Munoz-Bustamante Football- Michael Martinez, Diego Morales, Jay Carreno and Vincent Cartaya Soccer- Jose Rovira Swimming- Frank Quesada, Robert Riley, Ricardo Piedra, Alex Manrique, Phillip Riveron and Fernando Goudie
1996-1997
Scholar-Athlete- Ivan Santa-Cruz Cross Country- Erik Montalvo*, Edward Acosta and Mikel Llanes Football- Michael Martinez*, Alejandro Villasuso, Jorge Vigo, Joseph Selem, Aldo Calderin and Andres Aguirre Soccer- Christian Banchs Swimming- Frank Quesada, Ricardo Piedra, Robert Riley and Juan Jacoby Track and Field- Erik Montalvo Volleyball- Marcos Macau* Wrestling- Jorge Vigo*
1995-1996
Cross Country- Erik Montalvo and Edward Acosta FACA Coach of the Year Carlos Barquin (4A) Football- Alejandro Arrieta, Oliver Benitez and Jorge Vigo Soccer- Enrique Reyes and Christian Banchs Swimming- Frank Quesada, Ricardo Piedra and Robert Riley Track and Field- Erik Montalvo
1994-1995
Cross Country - Erik Montalvo and Alex Rivera Football - Alejandro Arrieta and Gaston Lacayo Soccer - Gabriel Moran Swimming - George Lebert
1993-1994
Scholar-Athlete- David Jimenez Cross Country- Alex Bienes Football- Mario Diaz, Phil Fernandez, Alan Gomez and Jose Corral Soccer- Gabriel Moran* and Enrique Reyes Swimming- Gustavo Membiela
1992-1993
Cross Country- Alex Bienes Football- Albert Acuna, Randy Egues, Albert Fernandez and Carlos Zumarraga Track and Field- Ignacio Garcia
1991-1992
Scholar-Athlete- Alex Hoyos Football- Javier Argamasilla, Otto Ortega and Javier Salazar
1990-1991
Scholar-Athlete- Marcos Mestre Football- Jorge Zagales, JC Daire, Marcos Mestre, Dan Baldor and Arty Perez Soccer- Rolando Molina, Cesar Molina and Julian Bendana Swimming- Michael Covert Tennis- Cesar Conde
1989-1990
Football- Manny Mejido, German Delgado and Dan Baldor Tennis- Cesar Conde
1988-1989
Basketball- Alex Espino Football- Manny Mejido, Manny Feijoo and Mario Solorzano
1987-1988
Scholar-Athlete- Carlos Perez-Abreu Cross Country- Naldo Gonzalez Football- Eddy Gross, Luis Iglesias and Jose Romano Track and Field- Naldo Gonzalez Miami News-Coach of the Year Richard Stuart
1986-1987
Cross Country- Naldo Gonzalez Football- Juan Sague
1985-1986
Baseball- Tony Franyie
Basketball- Arnie Paniagua Cross Country- Nilton Gonzalez Football- Albert Gross and Angelo Longo Tennis- Hector Ortiz (Miami News and Miami Herald)
1984-1985
Baseball- Tony Franyie
Basketball- Emilio Marrero Cross Country- Eric Alvarez and Nilton Gonzalez Football- Eric Deeb (Miami News and Miami Herald) and Jose Rivero (Miami Herald) Tennis- Hector Ortiz (Miami News and Miami Herald) Track and Field- Eric Alvarez (Miami News)
Belen Jesuit Preparatory School was founded in 1854 in Havana, Cuba by Queen Isabel II of Spain. The task of educating students was assigned to the priests and brothers of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits), whose teaching tradition is synonymous with academic excellence and spiritual discipline. In 1961, the new political regime of Cuba confiscated the School property and expelled the Jesuit faculty. The School was re-established in Miami the same year, and over the next decade, continued to grow. Today, Belen Jesuit sits on a 30-acre site in western Dade County, only minutes away from downtown Miami.