Varsity Football
The Coach
Bryson Rosser joined Belmont Hill School in 2020 from Central High School in Knoxville, Tenn., where he was an administrator, academic interventionist, and the Head Football Coach. With a coaching philosophy rooted in relationships, Coach Rosser recorded six consecutive winning seasons including three state championships and back-to-back Class 5A State Championship wins. As an undergraduate at Tennessee State, he became a four-year starter as a quarterback, finishing his career there among the top 10 in all-time passing yards and passing touchdowns. Coach Rosser assumed the Head Coach position in 2022.
Coach Rosser also coaches Track and Basketball and is a student advisor. He is the Associate Director of Athletics, contributes programming in the Health & Wellness and Community & Diversity departments and is a resource for student-athletes in the admission process.
The Program
Belmont Hill has won four New England championships and eight ISL titles. The School has been to eleven bowl games.
22-23 Team Record
Record: 3-5
Other Teams
Schedule
Schedule
Opponent | Date | Time | Location | Type | Result | Score | Alerts | Status |
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Middlesex School
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Varsity Football Field | Scrimmage | ||||
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Thayer Academy
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Thayer Academy | Scrimmage | ||||
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Lawrence Academy
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Lawrence Academy | Loss | 8-27 | |||
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Roxbury Latin School
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Varsity Football Field | Win | 35-7 | |||
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St. Sebastian's School
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St. Sebastian's School | Loss | 8-24 | |||
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Rivers School
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Varsity Football Field | Loss | 32-38 | |||
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Thayer Academy
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Russell Field, Cambridge | Win | 23-22 | |||
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Buckingham Browne & Nichols School
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Buckingham Browne & Nichols School Grove St. Complex | Loss | 0-14 | |||
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Milton Academy
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Milton Academy | Win | 22-10 | |||
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Governor's Academy
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Varsity Football Field | Loss | 14-34 |
Dynamic Athletics Hero
The Coach
Bryson Rosser joined Belmont Hill School in 2020 from Central High School in Knoxville, Tenn., where he was an administrator, academic interventionist, and the Head Football Coach. With a coaching philosophy rooted in relationships, Coach Rosser recorded six consecutive winning seasons including three state championships and back-to-back Class 5A State Championship wins. As an undergraduate at Tennessee State, he became a four-year starter as a quarterback, finishing his career there among the top 10 in all-time passing yards and passing touchdowns. Coach Rosser assumed the Head Coach position in 2022.
Coach Rosser also coaches Track and Basketball and is a student advisor. He is the Associate Director of Athletics, contributes programming in the Health & Wellness and Community & Diversity departments and is a resource for student-athletes in the admission process.
The Program
Belmont Hill has won four New England championships and eight ISL titles. The School has been to eleven bowl games.
Roster
Team Roster
Name | Class |
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Nicholas Andersen | 2024 |
Nicholas Ascione | 2024 |
Andrew Asherman | 2023 |
Jack Barrett | 2025 |
Nolan Bibbo | 2024 |
Christian Brunner | 2023 |
Brogan Chitkara | 2023 |
Ashton Cruz | 2025 |
Harrison DeWitt | 2025 |
Dylan Doherty | 2025 |
Daniel Drucker | 2023 |
James Dyer | 2023 |
Sean Egan | 2023 |
Nicholas Fiumara | 2026 |
Peter Fiumara | 2024 |
Peyton Fox | 2024 |
Miles Fritz | 2025 |
Anthony Galvagna | 2024 |
Drew Gannon | 2025 |
McMahon Greene | 2024 |
Eric Hadley | 2024 |
Nolan Henehan | 2023 |
Yusuf Ibrahim | 2025 |
James Keefe | 2025 |
Stephen Kilcoyne | 2024 |
Clyde Kokora | 2025 |
Benjamin Kuechle | 2023 |
Luis-Maximilian Kuehberger | 2024 |
Isaiah Langham | 2025 |
Aidan Lee | 2024 |
Réis Little | 2026 |
Calogero LoGrasso | 2023 |
Connor Mackey | 2024 |
Thomas Mackey | 2023 |
Vincent Mezzanotte | 2025 |
Antwane Mills | 2026 |
Christopher Milmoe | 2023 |
James Mullowney | 2024 |
Andrew Muse | 2023 |
Evan Noël | 2025 |
Sampson Onuoha | 2025 |
Anthony Pellagrini | 2023 |
Nicholas Pellagrini | 2025 |
Callum Peterson | 2024 |
Joseph Puglielli | 2023 |
Declan Reilly | 2024 |
Thomas Rupley | 2025 |
Daniel Slatkavitz | 2024 |
Davi Souza Ribeiro | 2023 |
John Stonestreet | 2025 |
Jordan Summers | 2025 |
Garrett Theberge | 2024 |
Alex Tosi | 2025 |
Luke Travaglini | 2024 |
Luke Trevisan | 2024 |
Charles Walsh | 2024 |
Charles Webb | 2025 |
Meet the Coaches
Meet the Coaches
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Mr. Butler joined Belmont Hill in 1999 and teaches Chemistry and AP Chemistry. He coaches Varsity Football and Lacrosse. Mr. Butler is the current holder (2019-2024) of the Thomas R. Fuss Chair in Science. Established in 2007 in memory of Tom Fuss ’07 by his parents, RoseMary and Dan Fuss, this chair honors a faculty member for excellence in the teaching of science and for a broad commitment to students and school life.
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Mr. Fulham comes to Belmont Hill as a one-year teaching fellow for the 2022-2023 school year. In this role, he will teach both in the English and Science departments and will coach and work in our Theater department. A 2018 graduate of Middlebury College with a BA in environmental studies with a minor in English and American literature, Mr. Fulham was a member of the varsity football team and a founding member of Middlebury’s sketch comedy group. He also participated in 12 plays at Middlebury and wrote and directed an original play as part of his senior thesis.
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Mr. Harvey joined the Belmont Hill faculty in 2018. He is the History Department Chair and teaches AP U.S. History, U.S. History, and Global Economics. In addition, Mr. Harvey is a Form V advisor and is an assistant coach for the varsity football team and the JV tennis team. Previously, Mr. Harvey was the department chair of social studies at Malden Catholic High School and taught a variety of subjects including AP U.S. Government and Politics, World History, and International Affairs and coached football and lacrosse. Mr. Harvey holds a B.A. in history with a minor in philosophy as well as a M.A. in education with a secondary education social studies concentration from The Catholic University of America.
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Mr. LaLiberte is a 2014 graduate of Belmont Hill and joined the faculty as a member of the Math and Language Departments in 2021. In addition to teaching three sections of Math and one Spanish, he coaches varsity football and fourth basketball, and advises Form II. He previously taught, coached, and advised for three years at Delbarton School in Morristown, NJ. Mr. LaLiberte holds a B.A. in Sociology & Anthropology with a double minor in Education Studies and Spanish from Middlebury College, where he played football. He is currently pursuing a Masters of Education from the University of Pennsylvania in the Independent School Leadership Program, which he is expected to complete in the summer of 2022.
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Mr. Rosser joined Belmont Hill School from Central High School in Knoxville, TN where he was an administrator, academic interventionist, and the Head Football Coach. With a coaching philosophy rooted in relationships, Mr. Rosser recorded 6 consecutive winning seasons including 3 state championship and back-to-back Class 5A State Championship wins. He graduated from Tennessee State University with a B.A. in elementary education in 2006 and a M.Ed degree in administration and supervision in December of 2007. As an undergraduate at Tennessee State, he became a four-year starter as a quarterback, finishing his career there among the top 10 in all-time passing yards and passing touchdowns. At Belmont Hill, Mr. Rosser contributes to the office of Community and Diversity with presentations and workshops; Coaches three seasons of sports including varsity football; Coordinates with the Admission Office to support outreach programming as well as working with student-athletes considering an application to Belmont Hill; and supports Health and Wellness programming.
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Mr. Zellner joined the Belmont Hill faculty in 2018. He teaches English 2, American Literature, African American Literature, and African American Studies. Mr. Zellner also advises Form II and coaches third football and JV lacrosse. Previously, Mr. Zellner taught in the English Department of Bedford High School where he also served as an advisor for the Black Student Association, the Social Justice Working Group, the Global Committee, among others. In his time at Bedford, he also served as an assistant varsity football coach and the head coach of the JV lacrosse team. Mr. Zellner holds a M.A. in Teaching English from Tufts University and a B.F.A. in writing, literature, and publishing from Emerson College.