Delbarton School is proud to recognize 196 students who earned AP Scholar Awards from the College Board in 2026, reflecting another year of exceptional academic achievement.

The AP Scholar Awards honor students who demonstrate outstanding success on Advanced Placement Exams. Delbarton's 2026 honorees include 92 AP Scholars with Distinction, 36 AP Scholars with Honor, 67 AP Scholars, 21 AP Capstone Diploma recipients, and 8 AP Seminar and Research Certificate recipients, highlighting the academic excellence and commitment to learning that define the Delbarton experience.

This year's results continue Delbarton's tradition of academic excellence, with the number of AP Scholars increasing from 183 in 2025 to 196 in 2026.

The following students qualified for the AP Scholar with Distinction Award by earning an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams:
Vincent Achilarre, Ryan Amin, William Antenen, Owen Armstrong, Christian Barravecchio, Griffin Barrows, Lucien Bret, Jake Budenbender, Jake Caravello, Mason Chu, Christian Ciottariello, Owen Clow, Henry Clyan, Christopher Conley, Coulson Conn, Nicholas Conte, Augustus Cummings, Alexander Dobrescu, Ryan Dooley, Chase Eagan, Kenneth East, Alasdair Eck, Alex Fazekas, Sean Fialcowitz, Matthew Fic Jr., Wesley Gabriel, Jacob Gomez, Grady Gore, Theodore Grippo, Charles Handal, Dever Hanlon, Martin Hindelong, Matthew Issac, Cole Jasinkiewicz, Andrew Kapp, Sthir Khandelwal, James Killen, Justin Klug, Edvin Korpela, Tanner Koss, Amarka Kushary, Wolfgang Lacz, Harrison Lee, Holden Leidl, Peter Lines, Jeffery Liu, Finn Loughrey, Griffin Maguire, Sam Marsheh, Tomas Martin, Lorenzo Maselli, Enzo Mazzanti, Daniel Meng, John Mermel, Benjamin Migliaccio, Cristoforo Milelli, Noah Morales, August Moser, Ryan Moumdjian, Thomas B. Murphy, Matthew O'Reilly, Michael Oliveri, Matthew Peng, Joshua Pieroni, William Plank, Marco Polakovic, Aidan Ponzio, Benjamin Raab, Kenz Raza, Colin Reilly, Max Reiter, Agustin Rodriguez, Dylan Ross, Riley Ross, Evan Saik, Johan Sardar, Aidan Segerson, Brady Smith, Keshav Suri, Neil VanKirk, Drake Velez, Gavin Virag, Hugh Weldon, Adam Wells, Ryan White, Trevor Wyso, Michael Xu, Raymond Xu, Hudson Yee, Neil Zacharia, Dean Zarro, and Edward Zervigon.

The following Delbarton students qualified for the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams:

AP Scholars with Honor:
Michael Aiello, Carter Baker, Carl Betz, Sean Bolger, Griffin Bright, Giovanni Bushell, Makayo Cheung, Alexander Choi, Noah Christie, Dara Corr, Oscar Cuzzocrea, Eric Feng, Palmer Forstner, Daniel Gallic, Jayden James, Matthew Jordao, Jackson Lain, Robert Lannon, Ryan Leuenberger, Alexander Makovsky, Brendan Martin, Devin R. Martin, Nicolas Mazurek, William McBride, Quinten Mogila, Liam Murphy, Oluwafemi Oshodi, Dylan Palentchar, Michael Parrillo, Matthew Shivas, Dylan Temple, Tanner Van Nice, James Weidner, Michael West, Thatcher Wigginton, and Frank Zupa.

The following students qualified for the AP Scholar Award by receiving scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams.

AP Scholars: 
Rivers Addison, Nolan Bruno, Charles Cecchini, Jack Christie, Hans Clovis, Tyler-Shea Corales, Bernard D'Avella, Benjamin DeLong, Jesse DeNegri, Cole DeRiggi, Ryan Desimone, Veer Dhall, Giuseppe DiPietro, Jaxon Edwards, John Fedun, Brandon Fodor, John Fodor, Neil Gaglani, Philip Garrubbo, Thomas Giroux, Michael Greco, Luc Guarino, Gavin Guo, Arsh Gupta, Luke Hall, Gavin Hausmann, Cole Hurst, Daniel Kim, Austin Kolakowski, Henry R. Kovacs, Stephen Kukan, Maxwell Lin, Connor Loundon, Andrew Matter, Luke McBride, Cole McChesney, Luke McLane, William Meehan, Owen Murphy, Lucas Nevistich, Charles Nyre, Matthew Oleary, Luke Pagano, Aidan B. Pasic, Charlie L. Pendy, Ayden Puppe, Nicholas Racanelli, Scott Readlinger, Michael Roelke, Samuel Rotolo, Lorenzo Scola, Brendan Sommer, James Sommmer, Aidan Streem, Hunter Terborg, Peter Terranova, Ajay Tolia, Alexander Tonzola, Ryan Torres, Christian Troczynski, Evan Villoresi, Alex Volpe, Zachary Wan, James Ward, Pierce Weiss, Henry Williamson, and Carter Willis.

21 students qualified for an AP Capstone Diploma which is a program that recogniuzes college level research, critical thinking and communication skills:
William Antenen, Christian Barravecchio, Jake Caravello, Christian Ciottariello, Henry Clyan, Christopher Conley, Kenneth East, Martin Hindelong, James Killen, Edvin Korpela, Amarka Kushary, Enzo Mazzanti, Daniel Meng, Matthew O'Reilly, Oluwafemi Oshodi, Marco Polakovic, Dylan Ross, Evan Saik, Ryan White, Trevor Wyso, and Michael Xu,

8 students qualified for the AP Seminar and Research Certificate for achieving a score of 3 or higher on both the AP Seminar and AP Research courses:
Palmer Forstner, Austin Kolakowski, Jackson Lain, Holden Leidl, Brendan Martin, Tomas Martin, Ryan Moumdjian, and Todd Smith.