In a professional squash career that has included four PSA World Squash Tour titles and three U.S. National championships, Timmy Brownell ’16 delivered a statement victory at the Qatar Classic with an upset of the third-ranked squash player in the world, Diego Elias. Competing as the top-ranked U.S. men’s squash player but unseeded in the tournament, Timmy was behind early before completing an unforgettable 5-11, 9-11, 11-6, 11–5, 11-7 comeback victory. 

While the Belmont Hill lacrosse season is over, the program was represented across the college championship weekend as three Belmont Hill alumni led their teams to national titles. 

Earth Day at Belmont Hill is a true celebration, not only of the wonders of the natural world but of the successful work being done to preserve its splendor. As this year’s Earth Day Speaker, Jim McCarthy ’90 offered an example of what success looks like through his work removing dams across Oregon and the vast impact these removals have made in restoring river ecosystems and supporting fish populations vital to the region. 

On February 11, Tony Maws ’88 and Belmont Hill were featured as part of an episode of Chronicle spotlighting local chefs who blend culinary excellence with community engagement, education, and creative initiatives. 

Former Belmont Hill football standout Jake Bobo ’18 will be competing in Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, 2026 for the Seattle Seahawks. The NFL wide receiver was a three time All-ISL First Team honoree while playing on the Hill and caught a critical touchdown pass for the Seahawks during their NFC Championship victory on Sunday, January 25, 2026.