John Garibaldi, class of 1984, was a two-way for the Warriors. He was on every all-conference going and a UNICO and Big 33 all-star. The Warrior teams were a combined 24-8-1 in his three varsity seasons.

He got a full ride to the University of Delaware where he played football. He later coached at Riverside and Pittston Area.

Today he is a successful businessman as the owner of Five Star Painting and the President of the Pittston Italian-American club.

He lives in Duryea and has two daughters Maria and Lea.

Andy Castanaro, class of 2002, won four letters for the Warriors football team. He maybe best remembered for scoring a Td to upset Berwick. He was a freshman on the 1998 District 2 championships team.

He was the quarterback in his junior and senior seasons. Castanaro was also a District 2 champion with the basketball team and in track and field in javelin.

Like Garibaldi, Castanaro was on every local all-star team. He was the captain of the UNICO team and won UNICO’s Brian Piccolo Award.

As a student he was in the NHS as a top 10 student. He went to Columbia on scholarship where he won two letters playing safety and got a B.A. in economics.

Today he is a market analyst for PPL. He lives in Allentown with his wife Eric, where he volunteers with Big Brothers, Big Sisters and the United Way.

Jeff Gercak, class of 1989, was a three-year varsity letterman as a football lineman and in track and field for the Warriors. The Warriors were 7-3-1 in his senior year.

He went to Dickinson where he lettered for three years. He was All Centennial Conference there and played in two NCAA playoff tournaments.

He lives in West Pittston. He’s single. He works for Sanofi Pastuer, a vaccine manufacturer.