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Stephen Fleming Athlete, North Penn High School, 2000 6 Varsity Letters: 4 Swimming, 2 Water Polo 2000 Team Captain Swimming and Water Polo 2000 NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING CHAMPIONS 1997-2000 4 PIAA STATE SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 4 Undefeated Seasons, Team Dual Meet Record 52-0 9 Time NISCA All-American and ACADEMIC All-American 1999 PIAA STATE CHAMPION 100 YD BACKSTROKE 1999 PIAA STATE CHAMPION 200 YD MEDLEY RELAY 2000 PIAA STATE CHAMPION 4 x 100 FREE RELAY 1999 PIAA State Water Polo Team Runner-Up Princeton University, B.A., Economics, 2004 INDUCTED 2016 |
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North Penn High School, 2000 |
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Steve Fleming is honored to be part of the 2016 class of inductees being elected into the North Penn Athletic Hall of Fame. During his time at North Penn, Steve was fortunate to be teamed up with a talented group of swimmers, water polo players and coaches. The Class of 2000 is the only NP class to win 4 straight State Swimming Championships, never losing a dual, District or State meets during their tenure. The 1999 and 2000 seasons brought national attention, ranking North Penn as one of the best public high school teams in the US including a national championship in 2000. In addition to swimming, Steve also participated on the water polo team where North Penn consistently ranked as a top team in the state, including a runner-up finish
in 1998. Individually, Steve played an integral role in the swim team’s success. His junior year, he won state championships in the 100 yard backstroke and 400 yard Free Relay, including the school record in the 100 back. His senior year, he won in the 200 yard Medley Relay and placed 2nd in the 100 yard backstroke and 400 yard Free Relay. What’s most important to Steve, during this period, was being selected captain of both the swimming and water polo teams while performing in and out of the pool – he was selected as an athletic and academic All-American multiple times.
Upon graduation from North Penn in 2000, Steve swam at Princeton University. He was a member of the 2002 and 2004 Ivy League Championship teams and held the school records in the 200 yard backstroke and 400 yard Medley Relay. In 2003, he qualified for the Division I NCAA championship meet. In 2004, Steve graduated with an undergraduate degree in Economics.
After graduating with honors from Princeton, Steve joined Trinity Partners LLC in Boston, a healthcare consulting company. He has been with Trinity for 12 years where he is now a Partner and member of their leadership team. He has helped grow the small, boutique firm from ~35 employees to 150 today. Also during this time, Steve was able to receive his MBA from Boston College through their part-time, night program.
Today, Steve lives with his wife Lisa in Wayland, MA. Lisa is a Cardiologist (MD, MPH) and Director of Heart Failure for a local hospital. Both spend most of their time working and raising their two boys (Noah
and Avery)