Hebron Academy's Sean Morey '95
Wins Super Bowl
Pittsburgh Steelers Special Teams Captain gets his
First Ring
February
5, 2006 (Hebron, ME) - Pittsburgh Steelers' Special
Teams Captain Sean Morey, a 1995 graduate of Hebron
Academy, won his first Super Bowl tonight, as the
Steelers triumphed over the Seattle Seahawks, 21-10.
Morey is one of Hebron's all-time most celebrated
athletes. In the 1994 season, he was named to the
All-Evergreen League Team, was Evergreen League MVP,
on the All-New England Pre-Class D Team, and was Class
D New England Player of the Year. That year, the Hebron
Lumberjacks were undefeated Evergreen League Champions.
The 1994 team also went on to win the New England
Prep School Class D Championship.
Morey went on to play at Brown University, where he
was named Ivy League Player of the Year in 1997.
Former Hebron classmate and teammate Jeb Fisher, now
a producer and reporter for CN8 Sports Pulse on the
Comcast Network, said, "With all due respect
to dozens of others Sean was probably the best
athlete to ever wear the green and white. He's an
even better guy."
Morey's coach was "Moose" Curtis, who led
the Hebron football team to an undefeated regular
season and an Evergreen League Championship again
this year. Morey was one of many well wishers sending
messages to Curtis this past fall.
All week, Hebron faculty, staff, students, and alumni
have been anxiously awaiting Morey's appearance in
the Super Bowl. The school community is proud of Sean
and congratulates him on this win.
Hebron Academy, founded in 1804, is an independent,
co-educational boarding and day school located about
an hour from Portland, Maine. The Academy's mission
is to inspire and guide students to reach their highest
potential in mind, body, and spirit. Two hundred-fifty
students from New England, the United States, and
the world attend grades six through postgraduate.
For more information, please visit www.hebronacademy.org
or call 207-966-2100.