2017-18 Severn School Yearbook

JV Girls TennisTiffany Francu ‘19 Tristan Bullock ‘21 Back Row: Tristan Bullock ‘21, Victoria Stamato ‘20, Lanye Bullock ‘20. Quinn Roes ‘19, Jewel Barner ‘20, Tiffany Francu ‘20, Middle Row: Erin Murphy ‘21, Sophia Bontempo ‘20, Sara Dugan ‘20, Annie Selby ‘21, Em Williams ‘21 Front Row: Melissa Wong ‘20, Grace Derderian ‘21, Ava Watson ‘21Grace Derderian ‘21 FALL SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Boy’s Cross Country Both the girls and boys cross country Varsity Field HockeyVarsity Tennis finished finishes 2nd in the teams ran the half marathon in made it to the up with 5 wins Championship. Baltimore. Semifinals. and 4 losses.Varsity Boys Soccer made Varsity Football went on an 8-0 winning streak Girls Varsity Soccer made it to theit to the semifinals. and made it to the Championship against St. Championship against St. Mary’s Mary’s and finished the season 8-3. 199

Maroon Boys Soccer Front Row: Robert White ‘22, Peyton Mason ‘22, Fritz Reed ‘23, Baxter Wright ‘22, Ryan Money ‘22, Ismaa’l Eaddy ‘22, Charlie Wilemon ‘23, Thomas Sitzman ‘23 Carter Johnson ‘23 Back Row: Coach Walsh, Cole Keefer ‘23, Gavin Wicker ‘22, Jack Ingrao ‘22, Eddie Maskell ‘22, Alan Tchamourliyski, Gavin Mohr ‘22, Fionn Kinsella ‘23, Josh Bing ‘22, Jay Harris ‘22, Gunner Foote ‘23, Davis Cawlfield ‘23 Coach Sedrick White Boys Soccer Front Row: Mark Youssef ‘23, Will Kistler ‘23, Aiden Whiteside ‘23, Nick Garcia ‘23, Nick Sheridan ‘22, Donnovan Jacobs ‘22, Brandon Taub ‘22, Will Huber ‘23, Aaron Tiller ‘22, Jack Litchman ‘23, Ben Saunders ‘23 Back Row: Coach Maloney, Rameses Bright ‘22, Patrick Clifford ‘23, Garrett Jay ‘23, Matthew Kagan ‘23, William Tommey ‘23, Robby Meek ‘23, Jack Giardina ‘23, Daniel Berlin ‘22, Raam Fox ‘22, Aiden Gilroy ‘23, Coach Yost200

MS Girls SoccerFront Row: Emily Salehi ‘22, Lilly Baker ‘23, Sage Whiteside ‘23, Emerson Weink ‘23, Megan Hiller ‘22, Claire Hill ‘22, Reese Jackson ‘22, Lana Cate‘22, Josie North ‘22Back Row: Coach Donovan, Fiona Griesser ‘22, Chloe Chabot ‘23, Gianna Novello ‘23,Mia Groff ‘23, Sage Christensen ‘23, Brooke Griffen ‘22, Grace Arnold ‘22, Faith Bradly ‘22, Zoee Stencil ‘23, Cammy Jacobson ‘22,Abby Witzel ‘22, Coach Whiteford MS Field HockeyFront Row: Maggie Cahouet ‘23, Polly Hill ‘23, Megan Murphy ‘23, Caroline DiPaola ‘23Middle Row: Coach Domenech, Paige Heard ‘23, Emma Ripley ‘23, Ella Riddle ‘23, Rachel Weinburg ‘22, Lizzie Sullivan ‘23, Paige Mason ‘22, LucyWhitaker ‘22, Anna D’Amore ‘22, Morgan Dettor ‘23, Coach JoseyBack Row: Sarah Jay ‘22, Caitlyn Given ‘23, Anna Erskine ‘23, Grace Knipe ‘23, Ava Winsom ‘22, Olivia Sheridan ‘22, Sammy Thompson ‘22, CarolineDonegan “22, Erin Hooper ‘23, Cameron Christie ‘23,Coach Talbott 201

Football Top Row: Coach Christie and Coach Second Row: Trey Dring ‘23, Antonio Money ‘22, Devan Williams ‘22, Nick Sotiropoulos-Lawrence ‘23, Campbell Grimes ‘22, Logan Aiello ‘22 Third Row: Nick Ciraolo ‘22, Konner Smith ‘23, Ryan Hallam ‘22, Paul Summers ‘23, Zach Roberge ‘22, Danny Ferrer ‘22, Charlie Maskell ‘22 Fourth Row: Jourdon Willett ‘23, Blake Hoyt ‘23, Ryan Ward ‘22, Drew Powell ‘22, Brendan Reilly ‘23, Marcel Eid ‘23, Conor Mahan ‘23 Cross Crountry Top Row: Coach McMahon, Maddie Clarke ‘22, Ryan Stewart ‘23, JP Meyer ‘22, Wesley Ingrao ‘22, Kieran Collins ‘22, Ethan Hoffer ‘22, Luke Formal ‘22, Beckett Harriman ‘23, Christopher Sixbey ‘22, Matilda Damon, Madie Wright, Coach Wright, Coach Shin Bottom Row: Emma Hlousek ‘22, Margret Cravens ‘23, Riley Condon ‘22, Taylor Boteler ‘22, Gavin Schut ‘22, Jack Castleberry’22, Rohan Lakhanpal ‘23, Thomas Castleberry ‘22, Cole Fairweather, Nia Savanna202

MS Fall Sports“The coaches were “My favorite part whenvery critical in a playing for Severn waspositive way which the team and the bondmade us work harder.” we created throughout the season. Even through wins and losses, we knew we always had each other’s backs.” “My favorite part of the soccer season was that the team was very supportive and cooperative throughout the season.” 203

Ty Benz ‘19Hoops Madness Spanish Iron Chef Brendan Murphy ‘20 Caroline Robertazzi ‘18JerMomaTienrrey ‘H1a9ll ‘a1n8d Q: What was the best Shreeya Bahethi ‘18 part of the international and Owura Berko ‘19 dinner? A: Experiencing new things with Madeleine Too my friends. Sherry Li ‘21 Q: What was one of the foods you enjoyed most? A: Fondue and Greek lasagna. Q: Would you come back next year? A: yes, because the food was reallyUpper and I love the events student council puts on. - Marah Vain-Callahan ‘19 School Danielle Drury ‘19, Camry Levin ‘19 and Marah204 Vain-Callahan ‘19 International Dinner

Students with alumni in New York Basketball Records Finance Field TripCaroline Krall ‘19 LJ Owens ‘18 and Jorryn Rebecca Stamato ‘18 Avery ‘18 and Victoria Decker ‘18 Above: Jorryn Avery scored Cooper Emmons ‘18 and Athletics Assembly a total of 1,200 plus points Nathan Roche ‘18 on the throughout her four years playing subway in new York basketball at Severn. LJ Owens scored a total of 2,200 plus points throughout his basketball career here at Severn. The two athletes say it is an honor and that they could not have accomplished such a milestone without their coaches and teammates. Below: Caleigh Meek ‘19 and Marina Bradley ‘19 placed 1st and 2nd in the Optimist International Essay Contest. Toomey ‘21 and Rob Dubinski ‘20, Winter21 Ian Munroe ‘20, Julia Christie ‘20 and Claire Mellin ‘20 Calieigh Meek ‘19 and Highlights Marina Bradley ‘19 205 Speech Contest

Middle School Zoee Stencil ’23, Ellla Will Friedell ’24, Matthew Riddle ’23 Sotiropoulos-Lawrence ’24,Winter Highlights Jackson Barroll ’24 Community Life Day is a day Saturnalia is a Roman holiday that that is organized by students to celebrates the Winter Solstice, and is help the Severn community learn celebrated by the students in the middle about equality. One of the actvities that school. The students bring in Latin foods the students engaged in involved each student drawing what they thought and wear classic Roman clothing. of when given a word relating to community. Matilda Damon ’23, Anna Chris McCollum ’24 Erskine ’23 Megan Murphy ’23, Morgan Dettor ’23, Lizzie Sullivan ’23 Sage Whiteside ‘23, This year’s winter Paul Summers ‘23, Skylar concertincludedawinterdanceto Kagan ‘23, Cameron Christie the song Believer, winter songs sung ‘23 by the middle school music classes and songs performed by the band and strings. Jourdon Willett ’23 Taylor Boteler ’22, Sammy For the SPAN Thompson ‘22, Alexa Mcfall ‘22 gift drive, each206 advisory bought or donated gifts for less fortunate children.

Lower SchoolArtsRenaissanceShowcase Randy Liu ‘26 Hadley Nicoll ‘26 Emma Foster ‘25Suzy Urban ‘26 and Oliva Instrumental MusicArnold ‘26 Concert Cole Christensen ‘26 Efi Prevezianos ‘25 Addison Mahaney ‘25Jamelia Pennant ‘25Emmie Kanelos ‘25 Lawrence Jacobs ‘25 Meme Litchman ‘26, Elise Cherry ‘27, Tessa Mack Howell ‘27 Mackenzie Hillard ‘26, Russell ‘27, Brooklyn Han- Giorgi Moore ‘26 and ley ‘27, Alexis Patane ‘27 Miah Hopkins ‘26 and Allie Gheewala ‘27Sweetheart Colonial Job FairDance Emmie Kanelos ‘25 207

Unity Day, Student Diversity LeadershipConference, and Diversity/Inclusion WorkshopsMembers of faculty at unity day: Ms.Wesley, Mr. Lapolla, Mrs. Osquist, Mrs.Charlier, Mrs. Fuller “On Severn’s inaugural Unity Day, which was held on the first of February, I sat in on “Gender in Media and Society: a Walk and Talk,” a presentation that was organized by the SWAG club. The focus of this presentation seemed primarily to be on spreading awareness for difficulties and injustices that many females in the world face today. SWAG club also dedicated some time to analyzing the media’s influence on some of these difficulties. After the presentation, the media’s role in proliferating immoral actions committed against women was clear. The presentation given by the SWAG club was an excellent way to begin the conversation about gender equality at Severn.” -Jack Wellschlager ‘19 Middle, Yasmeen Meek ‘18, Marah Vain-Callahan ‘19, Ms. Straub, Mr. Kraut, Annie Right, Bennett ‘19, Courtney Freeman ‘18, Gabby Ciraolo ‘18 and Bottom Right: Students attending the Baltimore Student Diversity Leadership Conference Jared Dove ‘18, Unity Day Facilitators The BSDLC is an annual Morgan Skinner ‘19, Courtney gathering in which Severn Freeman ‘18, Quinn Roes ‘19 School sends a handful of representatives to engage in208 honest conversations about educational equity, diversity, and inclusion. This year the theme was “Mask-off”. Students were delighted with the presence of Theo Wilson, keynote speaker who went undercover as a white supremacist...on social media!

Community ServiceElla Iams’23, Paige Mason’23 Day Reid Gills’23The 8th grade went to the Irvine Nature Center and planted trees that would be safe from animals. They also put tarps down to prevent weeds from growing. The 6th grade was involved in many activities including a CPR training class, making cards for troops and packing food for the Baltimore Hunger project. Samantha Shaener’23, Ella Riddle’23 The 7th grade advisories went to different Middle School locations and helped with tasks like yard work,picking up trash, making and serving food to less fortunate people and much more! 209

The Cast dressed up in costume. This past winter, the Water Street Players took the stage for the production, “Charlie Chaplin.” Dancing, singing, acting - you name it... It was all there, right before your eyes. Twenty-nine students, ranging from freshmen to seniors, worked tirelessly for three months to bring this amazing production to life at Severn. Putting on a show, especially at this caliber, was extremely demand- ing, with long after-school rehearsals and weekend practices. In an interview with Trevor Marvin ‘18, he captures the truly unique atmosphere of the cast in saying, “I loved being able to bond with people with different interests of all ages. It didn’t matter who you were, we were all part of a bigger family.” The cast of Charlie Chaplin was brought together by their drive to pull off this show. Sam Agro ‘18 (Charlie Chaplin) describes the challenges of the musical by explaining that “The most difficult part was all the technical stuff like music and dancing.” He also noted that when reminiscing on the show, his favorite aspect of the musical was “getting close to everyone in the face of adversity.” It took countless hours to memorize lines, choreography, pitch, and sound among other aspects. Mr. Giddings (director) held the cast to an extremely high standard when selecting a show that has never before been put on by a high school. Charlie Chaplin: The Musical Sam Agro ‘18 Jimmy Diamondidis ‘18210

Everett Cortés ‘18 Elizabeth Barroll ‘21, Matthew Beagan ‘20and Jacob Perreten ‘18 Megan Mohr ‘20 and Meghan Chu ‘19He put all of his trust in his students and was not disappointed with their performance. He even received severalcomplimentary emails saying thing like, “ The show was just fantastic! Not only was it visually stunning, and beautifullydirected, and musically sound... but it made me feel something...laugh, cry, and believe in a character and communitythat grew to fame almost 100 years ago... and that’s what theater is all about.” As one can tell, directing this show, whileit yielded an exceptional show, came with several challenges as a director. As Mr. Giddings said, “ Every show is chal-lenging in some way, but Chaplin was different, because there were no resources of how other schools pared down theBroadway-style sets and costumes to the high school level. This was freeing in a way as well though, because everythingcould be uniquely ours without any preconceived notions by audiences of ‘how it’s always done.’”-Mallory Gersh ‘19 Yasmeen Meek ‘18 and Sean Ward ‘24 Mallory Gersh ‘19 211

TRIVIA NIGHT Best Costume: SNO Rest For the Best Ashley Reiter ‘19, Katie Manning ‘19, Jillian North ‘19, Meghan Behr ‘19, Reilly Mitchell ‘19, Jordan Cox ‘19, Annie Bennett ‘19, Aarushi Negi ‘19, Emma Miller ‘20, Trina Reinhart ‘19 Most Spirited Team: The U.S. Olympians, who were enthusiastically cheering in the back of the old gym throughouttrivia night Will Brodbeck ‘19, Katie Galway ‘19, Maggie Sullivan ‘19, Mallory Gersh ‘19, Jack Wellschlager ‘19, Christiaan Smith ‘19, Spencer Russell ‘19, Caroline Bayless ‘19, (Evan Gore ‘19 not pictured)Below: Addy Porter‘18 cheering with herteam Trivayyyyeeee Above: First place winners The HQuties Mariah Saunders ‘19, Abby Tindall ‘19, Macy Iams ‘19, Brett Sweeney ‘19, Matt Johansen ‘19, Paul Saum ‘19, Jon Huber ‘19 Left: Freshman team dressed up as members of the TV show “The Office” Zarah Meek ‘21, Emma Duguay ‘21, Rees Tindall ‘21, Hannah Hartley ‘21, Audrey Klepper ‘21, Dimitri Sfakiyanudis ‘21, Will Oliver ‘21 Left: Trevor Marvin ‘18, the announcer of the trivia questions for the night. Right: Mr. Giddings, Sam Agro ‘18, and Evan Judge ‘18, members of Varsity Theater, a team that has been going strong for more than two years, cheer enthusiastically after getting a very difficult trivia question correct212

REVELS CONCERT Left Front: Claudia Decker ‘21, Collyn Ballentine ‘21, Amy Sobocinski ‘21, Peter Rozner ‘21, Rees Tindall ‘21, Chase Hilliard ‘21, Audrey Klepper ‘21, Annie Selby ‘21, Robin Howie ‘21 Left Back: Libby Wild ‘21, Isabelle Benoit ‘21, Aislinn Murray ‘21, Emma Campbell ‘21, Cheila Cunningham ‘21, Gabriella Novello ‘21, Danica Williams ‘20, Emma Lavis ‘21, Morgan Mooradian ‘21 Bottom Left: Jake Van Gieson ‘20, Brendan Veit ‘18, Greg DiMario ‘19 and Will McCollum ‘19 Middle: Jane Huang ‘18 Right: Arielle Hillock ‘21Kyle Russell ‘20, Jonathan Jarosz ‘19, Elizabeth Barroll ‘21, AmySobocinski ‘21, Dom Ellis ‘19, Kain Domenech ‘19Jane Huang ‘18, who has been playing the violin Front: Charlotte Kraft ‘18, Quinn Roes ‘19, Sarita Som ‘19, Misun Lee ‘21,throughout her highschool career at Severn, describes Mallory Gersh ‘19, Susana Hresko ‘20, Julia Christie ‘20, Haley Davis ‘20,the very eventful night and its many aspects, “It was Maddie Hawkins ‘20, Meghan Chu ‘19, Alexandra Szynal ‘20 and Granta really great experience that incorporated a lot of Kunowsky ‘19mixing of genres and collaborations between groups of Back: Jared Reilly ‘19, Matthew Beagan ‘20, Mo Terry ‘19, Willam Barroll ‘18,musicians. I have played in revels since freshman yearand it will always be a cornerstone of every winter for Simon Isper ‘18, Brendan Murphy ‘20, Burt Gesner ‘18, Sam Agro ‘18me.”-Jane Huang ‘18 213

Musician in Ball in the House performs for all the upper school students.This year’s Dillon Moran Musician-in-Residence pro- Matthew Beagan ‘20gram brought the five-member, Boston-based vocalgroup Ball in the House to Severn School. Wallace,Ben, Monty, Dave, and Jon enlightened us with theirbeat boxing and harmonizing specialties and showedus how to come together through music. Upper schoolstudents and faculty first met Ball in the House atmorning meeting, where they performed cover songssuch as “Jealous” by Nick Jonas and “Blank Space” byTaylor Swift. The sound they created could easily bemistaken for a full chorus and band. We were simplyamazed at their abilities to create the songs we alllisten to on the radio to life using only their vocaltalents. Greg DiMario ‘19, Jake Van Giesen ‘20,I had the opportunity to sit in on the vocalist master Will McCollum ‘19class, watch my fellow peers sing unaccompanied, andhear the members of Ball in the House give advice.After several performances, the group’s beat-boxer,Jon Ryan, stopped to say, “How come you have allthese great singers in this school?” Jon’s genuinecompliment made those of us in the audience feeleven more connected to them, as he seemed to reallyrespect Severn’s musicians. Whether we were on stageor in the audience, Ball in the House appreciated usand taught us how to find the power of togethernessin music.214

Sam Agro ‘18 performs in front of students andparents.After the vocalist master class, I attended Ball in the House’s open Jake Wilson ‘18 plays therehearsal with Severn School’s Vocal Ensemble. They were rehearsing saxophone.Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space,” with Vocal Ensemble joining the acappella group. The sound of those on stage was nearly perfect afterthe first run through, but Ball in the House was looking for moreenergy from the singers. They asked people in the audience, includ-ing me, to join them on stage to dance and liven up the performance.Ball in the House was able to transform the energy in the room, andthey reminded us that even the most talented singers can benefitfrom the liveliness of the crowd. By the end of the rehearsal, everyonein Price auditorium was dancing, singing, and laughing.Ball in the House brought the spirit of the Dillon MoranMusician-in-Residence to Severn School. They reminded us that musicshould be celebrated by everyone and can bring us all together.#unityArticle by Josie Formica ‘18Yasmeen Meek ‘18 Mr. Redei and a Ball in the House MemberWill Barroll ‘18, Burt Gesner ‘18, Simon Isper ‘18,Brendan Kennedy ‘20 Residence 215

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Gold Division Winner: Silver Division Winner: Bronze Division Winner: Diamond Division Winner:Toon Squad We want all the Smoke Peachin’ Hoops Don’t Lie Girls’ 3 Point Winner: Camryn Levin Boys’ 3 Point Winner: Grant CowellGirls’ Free Throw Winner: Camryn LevinBoy’s Free Throw Winner: Kyle Russell 217

Varsity Girls BasketballBack Row: Coach Lisa Smith, Maddie Skinner ‘21, Katie Manning ‘19, Morgan Skinner ‘19, Ashley Reiter ‘19, Sydney Tolliver ‘19, Coach Taylor WiecorekFront Row: Kate DiGregory ‘19, Sydney Kirchenheiter ‘19, Camryn Levin ‘19, Caroline Stevens ‘19, Caroline Robertazzi ‘18, Jorryn Avery ‘18Not Pictured: Coach Rob BrownMorgan Skinner ‘19 Caroline Stevens ‘19 Maddie Skinner ‘21Kate DiGregory ‘19 Katie Manning ‘19 Senior Captain Senior Captain Caroline Robertazzi: Jorryn Avery: “Overall we had a season with “It has been one incredible jour- some highs and lows. We were ney. But I can honestly say there the true underdogs in almost ev- has been more highs than lows. ery game we played, so we used So thanks guys. I’m going to miss that as fuel to work harder and you all. Thanks to all my coaches smarter. We prided ourselves in being selfless on the floor, which for believing in me. Continue to strive. And shave your legs in turn brought us all closer together off the court.” before game day :)” RECORD: Wins- 6 Losses- 20 Sydney Tolliver ‘19 Ashley Reiter ‘19 Sydney Kirchenheiter ‘19 Camryn Levin ‘19218

Peter Baldwin ‘20 Eric Wisnom ‘19 Colin Donegan ‘20 Senior Captain Senior Captain Jermaine Hall: LJ Owens: “Adversity is the best “You win some, you competition.” lose some.”AJ Burch ‘19 Mo Terry ‘19 RECORD: Wins- 27 Losses- 7 Runners-up in MIAA ChampionshipLJ Owens ‘18 Kendall Harmon ‘18 Owura Berko ‘19 Jermaine Hall ‘18 Varsity Boys BasketballBack Row: Coach VJ Keith, Colin Donegan ‘20, Nathan Thompson ‘19, Jermaine Hall ‘18, LJ Owens ‘18, Brendan Murphy ‘20, Mo Terry ‘19, Coach StoryFront Row: Eric Wisnom ‘19, Owura Berko ‘19, Kendall Harmon ‘18, AJ Burch ‘19, Peter Baldwin ‘20Not Pictured: Coach Pat 219

Girls SwimmingBack Row: Coach Erin Domenech, Trina Reinhart ‘19, Jewel Barner ‘20, Madeleine Toomey ‘21, Sara Mooradian ‘19, Meghan Behr ‘19, Hannah Hartley ‘21,Reilly Mitchell ‘19, Robin Howie ‘20, Coach Stacey Kirchenheiter Middle Row: Amelia Jennings ‘19, Faith Widick ‘18, Grace Pilar Ebel ‘21, Bailey Meek ‘20,Sophie Oliver ‘18, Victoria Decker ‘18, Christiana Kambouris ‘21, Caroline Krall ‘19, Kendall Gay ‘18 Front Row: Lindsay King ‘20, Megan Owen, Evie Krall ‘21,Inde Lauer ‘18, Annika Jensen ‘21, Alana Miller ‘20, Erin Behr ‘18, Katie Dubinski ‘18 Not pictured: Caroline Bayless ‘19, Layne Bullock ‘20, Tristan Bullock ‘21,Jordan Cox ‘19, Claudia Decker ‘21, Ryan Loprete ‘18, Emma Miller ‘20, Andrea Riefkhol ‘20 Robin Howie ‘20 Senior Captain Reilly Mitchell ‘19 Senior Captian Trina Reinhart ‘19 Claudia Decker ‘21 Sophie Oliver: Senior Captain Inde Lauer: Senior Captian “This year on the Swim team was Katie Dubinski: Faith Widick: “This year the girls swim by far the best year and it was so team had a lot of fun with great to see how much the team “I had so much fun this swim“I’ve had a great time being on each other. Every swimmer has grown in my four years. Coach season! I am really proud ofthe swim team. It’s so cool to see improved and tried new thingshow my teammates and I have they thought they would have Dom and Coach Kirch always everyone, and we were never liked to do. I am excit- pushed everyone to do their best definitely a much faster team improved and come together ed to see what is in the future and work hard no matter what. in February than we were in throughout the season. S/o to I loved being a part of the team November thanks to all our Coach Dom for being the best for Severn Swimming!” throughout high school and I’m coach even though she pushed hardwork in the pool :)” me in the pool that one time.” really going to miss Severn Swimming.” RECORD: Wins-4 Losses-9 Amelia Jennings ‘19 Madeleine Toomey ‘21 Erin Behr ‘18220

Will Klepper ‘20 Senior Captain Benj Damon ‘20 Brett Sweeney ‘19 Will Oliver ‘21Kyle Russell ‘20 AJ McNemar ‘19 Brett Sweeney ‘19 Teddy Douglas: Senior Captain “I don’t care half so much Evan Judge: about making money as I do about making my point, “I play a lot of games on and coming out ahead, my iPhone. There is a game and coming out ahead.” -Cornelius Vanderbuilt called Rat on a Scooter that I will promote as much as possible because it has brought me so much joy.” -Jonah Hill RECORD: Wins-11 Losses-2Charlie Granitto ‘20 Jordan Bruce ‘20 Spencer Russell ‘19 Grant Kunowsky ‘19 Boys SwimmingBack Row: Coach Erin Domenech, Spencer Russell ‘19, Ethan Griffin ‘19, Kain Domenech ‘19, Evan Judge ‘18, Teddy Douglas ‘18, Grant Kunowsky ‘19, AJ McNemar ‘19,Brett Sweeney ‘19, Coach Stacey Kirchenheiter, Middle Row: Will Oliver ‘21, Will Klepper ‘20, Kyle Russell ‘20, David Fitzgerald ‘20, Benj Damon ‘20,Charlie Granitto ‘20, Jordan Bruce ‘20, Front Row: Zander King ‘21, Rafa Redei ‘21, Chase Hilliard ‘21, Nick Subong ‘21, Andrew Campbell ‘21,Not Pictured: Jackson Gunhus ‘19, Jared Reilly ‘19 221

Wrestlingeft to ight: Coach Doug West, D Harrington ‘21, Brad LaBella ‘20, Will Heard ‘20, Pete Jensen ‘18, Bryan Arteen ‘18, Jacob Jarosz ‘18, Coach Jefferson BrantNot Pictured: Mariah Saunders ‘19, Rehman Masood ‘20, Sam Bruce ‘20 Jacob Jarosz ‘18 Senior Captain Brad LaBella ‘20 Senior Captain Jacob Jarosz ‘18Bryan Arteen ‘18 Pete Jensen ‘18 Jacob Jarosz: Brad LaBella ‘20 Pete Jenson: “Wrestling breaks the “It was a great season. Although RECORD: we may not have won that many Wins- 4 body and mind.” matches because of how many Losses- 14 people we had, all our wrestlers had great success in their own ways. Could not have been more proud in how all of us wrestled.” Jacob Jarosz ‘18 D Harrington ‘21 Pete Jensen ‘18 Bryan Arteen ‘18222

JV Girls Basketball Emily Bradshaw ‘20 Claire Mellin ‘20Back Row: Emily Sullivan ‘21, Abijah Pennant ‘21, Morgan Mooradian ‘21, Caity Reiter ‘21, Sam Van Gieson ‘21,Aislinn Murray ‘21, Coach Whitney EtchisonFront Row: Emily Bradshaw ‘20, Hailey Stewart ‘21, Ashley Urban ‘20, Claire Mellin ‘20, Julia Christie ‘20,Arielle Hillock ‘21Not Pictured: Coach Jen Ohme Caity Reiter ‘21 JV Boys Basketball Bay Groff ‘21Jevyn Avery ‘20Rob Dubinski ‘20 Back Row: Coach Duane Tyler, Andy Thompson ‘20, Jaden Queen ‘20, Bay Groff ‘21, Ian Munroe ‘20, Andrew Bond ‘20, Rob Dubinski ‘20, Sam Brighton ‘20, Coach Jamal Jones Front Row: Joe Kantowski ‘20, Quant’e Redd ‘20, Jevyn Avery ‘20, Grant Cowell ‘21, Chirstopher Roth ‘20, Britt Bordes ‘21 223

Maroon Boys Basketball Top Row: Coach Laffey , Luke Fromal ‘22, Daniel Berlin ‘22, Peyton Mason ‘22, T.J. Straub ‘22, Coach Mooney Bottom Row: Campbell Grimes ‘22, Eddie Maskell ‘22, Ismaa’il Eaddy ‘22, Josh Bing ‘22 White Boys Basketball Front Row: Gunner Foote ‘23, Davis Cawlfield ’23, Kieran Collins ‘22, Jay Harris ‘22, Ryan Hallam ‘22, Logan Aiello ‘22, Jack Castleberry ‘22, Trey Dring’23. Back Row: Coach Dixon, Coach Landis224

Maroon Girls Basketball Top Row: Coach Zoe, Sammy Thompson ‘22, Caitlyn Given ‘23, Caroline Donegan ‘22, Lucy Whitaker ‘22, Faith Bradley ‘22, Zoee Stencil ‘23, Ava Wisnom ‘22, Coach Oni Bottom Row: Megan Hiller ‘22, Cameron Christie ‘23, Lana Cate ‘22, Megan Murphy ‘23, Josie North ‘22 White Girls Basketball Coach Henry, Taylor Boteler ‘22, Reese Jackson ‘22, Anna Erskine ‘23, Nia Savanna ‘23, Gianna Novello ‘23, Lilly Baker ‘23, Paige Heard ‘23, Coach Wilson 225

MS Wrestling Top Row: Coach McCarthy, Nick Ciraolo ‘22, William Toomey ‘23, Alex Brenia ‘22, Danny Ferrrer ‘22, Nick Sotiropoulos-Law- rence ‘23, Charlie Maskell ‘22 Bottom Row: Benjamin Saunders ‘23, Ryan Money ‘22, Wes Ingrao ‘22, Jack Ingrao ‘22, Raam Fox ‘22, Aaron Tiller ‘22226

MS Winter Sports HighlightsThe coach was niceand all of myteammates were verysupportive even ifsomeone made amistake. They alwayshad my back.-Eddie Maskell ‘22 The Coaches were really good and really lovable! -Faith Bradley ‘22 227

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Londell Owens:. 219, 18, 20, 23, 57, 116 Brett Sweeney: 197, 221‘18 Luca Hagen: 190, 17, 96 Caleigh Meek: 195 Mary King: 168, 172, 18, 103 Camryn Levin: 175 Michelle Money: 164, 172, 192,18, 20, 23, 55, 113 Caroline Bayless: 174, 175, 177, 212, 220 Nathan Roche: 124, 19, 22, 62 Caroline Krall: 195, 220 Nicholas Bertocchio: 193, 16, 28 Caroline Stevens: 172, 78, 218 Olivia Smith: 180, 191,7, 13, 19, 22, 65, 113 Caroline Summers: 165 Paige Perchinsky: 18, 20, 22, 58 Christiaan Smith: 212 Peter Jensen: 183, 222, 18, 101 Craig Stevens: 186, 190, Philippe Bartholomee 193, 28, 78 Cynthia Eid: 165, 197 Rana Yavuz: 183, 19 Danielle Drury: 12,164, 172, 179, 192 Rebecca Stamato: 130, 168, 183, 19, 66 Darius Harmon: 181 Reegan Morris: 169, 179, 174, 192, 7, 18, 20, David Seidl: 194 22, 56, 116 Dominic Ellis: 164, 190, 213, 190Addison Porter: 12, 169, 178, 187, 212, 12, 18, Reilly Miller: 165, 173, 191, 18, 20, 54, 114 Eileen Doherty: 174, 175, 18522, 59, 187 Ryan Andrews: 165, 16, 25, 76 Emilia Stirling: 172, 184, 196Aidan Wang: 134, 19, 22, 69 Ryan Jack: 194, 7, 18, 20, 99 Emily Ingrao: 172, 195,Alana Miller: 168, 183, 191, 220, 18, 54, 113 Ryan Loprete: 178, 191, 220, 49, 107, 187 Emily Shaener: 195Alexander Marvin: 179, 190, 18, 20, 51, 190, 111 Samuel Agro: 179, 194, 210, 212, 213, 214, 6, 13, Eric Wisnom: 194, 219Alexander Rozner: 185, 190, 121, 20, 62, 185, 16, 22, 25, 74 Will Brodbeck: 190190 Samuel Williams: 136, 179, 190,19 Ethan Griffin: 194, 221Alexandra Burchfield: 185, 191,16, 30, 81, 185 Sarah Peeler: 171, 172, 183, 198, 18, 58, 119 Evan Gore: 164, 193Anna Sfakiyanudis: 123, 171, 172, 183, 192, 19, Sarah Sacker: 125, 172, 183,19, 22, 63, 188 Florence Pribble: 177, 19764 Shreeya Bahethi: 168, 195,13, 16, 27, 76, 185, Grace Collins: 165, 187, 171, 172Ashley Clifford: 165, 172, 180, 183, 191,16, 23, 190 Grant Kunowsky: 164, 176, 190, 213, 221,33, 84 Simon Isper: 177, 190, 213, 214, 18, 23 Gregory DiMario: 188, 189, 213, 214Benjamin Carsley: 16, 22, 31 Sophie Oliver: 165, 176, 179, 191, 220, 7, 18, Hailey Schendel: 171, 187, 191Benjamin Elstner: 73, 179, 13, 17, 37, 90 57, 118 Hanna Duncan: 12, 171, 173, 197Blair Reilly: 122, 18, 60 Taylor Critcher: 192,7, 16, 23, 33 Hunter Hayes: 190Blake Allman: 6, 23, 25, 74 Travis Kerridge: 18, 102 Ila Roes: 199, 208, 213Brendan Veit: 133, 193, 213,19, 68, 189 Trevor Marvin: 12, 165, 169, 179,190, 212, 7, 12, Jackson Gunhus: 197Bryan Arteen: 190, 222, 16, 190, 26 18, 22, 51, 112 Jacob Lavine: 193Burton Gesner: 165, 168, 213, 17, 20, 23, 95, 190 Trevor Shanahan: 128, 193,19, 65 Jakob DeCicco: 164Camille White: 19, 20 Victoria Cronin: 172, 183, 191, Jimmy Leroux: 171, 194Caroline McNeil: 178, 183,18, 52, 110 Victoria Decker: 12, 168, 169, 183, 198, 220, 16, Jared Reilly: 171Caroline Robertazzi: 123, 183, 218, 19, 61 34, 86 Jillian North: 171, 187, 191, 212Charles Marculewicz: 186, 190, 18, 20, 23, 50, Wayland Fung: 17 John McCarthy: 184, 193108, 186, 190 William Barroll: 168, 169, 184, 213, 214, 16, 22, John Wellschlager: 197Charlotte Kraft: 213,18, 104 27, 77 Jon Huber: 193Charlotte O’Hare : 7,18, 56, 117 William Stearns: 131, 19, 67 Jonathan Jarosz: 171, 185, 190, 213, 20, 100Colin Shanahan: 128, 194, 19, 64 Topher Urban: 132, 165,168,19, 68 Jordan Cox: 212, 220Cooper Emmons: 165, 174, 185, 190, 17, 20, 23, Yasmeen Meek: 174, 188, 208, 211, 214, 18, 22, Julia Olds: 165, 17138, 91, 185, 190 53 Kain Domenech: 171, 190, 213, 221Courtney Freeman: 165, 179, 208,13, 17, 23, 85 Yuhao Liao: 18, 187 Kate DiGregory: 179, 184, 218Daniel Boldt: 165,7, 16, 30, 80 Katherine Marchant 174Devin McCarthy: 183, 193, 18, 20, 52, 109 ‘19 Kathryn Galway: 172, 174, 178, 192, 212 Kathryn Manning: 212, 218Devon Beagan: 183, 191, 16, 22, 28, 79 Katrina Reinhart: 165, 195, 212, 220 Kendall JacobsenDylan Gergar: 174, 178, 190, 17, 20, 94 Kennedy Smith: 171, 172, 196 Lauren Gibbons-Neff: 172, 196Elizabeth Chappell: 171, 191, 16, 31, 82 Leia Liberto: 174, 192 Liam DeCicco: 194Elizabeth Townshend: 126, 174, 19, 22, 67 Lisa O’Fiesh: 12, 185, 188, 189, 198 Macy Iams: 177Erin Behr: 165, 172, 220, 16, 23, 28 Madeline Iazzetta: 172Evan Judge: 173, 184, 190, 212, 221,18, 184, 190Everett Cortés: 89, 193, 211 ,13, 16, 20, 33, 82Faith Widick: 135, 165, 172, 220,19Gabrielle Ciraolo: 16, 187, 33, 82, 165, 179, 183,187, 192, 208, 16, 187, 33, 82 Mallory Gersh: 176, 211, 212, 213Grace Fieni: 172, 17, 22, 38, 92 Marah Vain-Callahan: 165, 174, 175, 178, 185, 191, 208,Graciela Mong: 171, 7, 18, 22, 55, 115 Aarushi Negi: 212 Margaret Sullivan: 212 Abigail Poindexter: 172, 175, 179, 191 Marina Bradley: 172Hanna Ramsey: 121, 179, 18, 20, 60 Amelia Jennings: 220 Meghan Behr: 197, 212, 220 Andrew McNemar: 197, 221 Meghan Chu: 165, 198, 211, 213Hillary Hardig: 17, 21, 97 Anne Bennett: 188, 189, 197, 208, 212 Mo Terry: 213, 219 Anthony Burch: 219 Morgan Skinner: 165, 208, 218Inde Lauer:174, 179, 184, 192, 220, 18, 48, 105 Anthony Donato: 190 Nathan Gauthier: 193 Ashley Reiter: 172, 212, 218 Nathan Thompson: 219Jacob Jarosz: 185, 190, 222, 7, 13, 18 Benjamin Taczak: 12, 194Jacob Perreten: 120, 190, 211,7, 18, 23, 59, 190Jacob Winter: 137, 19, 22Jake Wilson: 138, 214,19, 190Jakob Lilly: 165, 168, 169, 174, 178,20, 23, 49,106, 185, 190James Diamondidis 168, 188, 189, 210, 16,22, 35, 87Jimmy Riley: 172, 188, 7, 19, 61Jimmy Selby:126, 172, 194, 19, 63Jane Huang: 165, 179, 183, 187, 213, 13, 18, 22,98Jared Dove: 193, 208, 13, 17, 20, 37, 88Jenna Sortisio: 129, 168, 183, 19, 23, 66Jermaine Hall: 177, 178, 219, 7, 17, 96Joel Mandish: 179, 186, 190, 196, 18, 20, 22,50, 102John Russell Douglas: 221, 17, 35Jordan Mathis: 18, 22, 52, 108Jorryn Avery: 26, 218Josephine Formica: 176, 183, 191, 17,20, 23, 85Joshua Stevenson: 19Joshua Walbridge: 19, 22, 69Kathryn Dubinski: 220, 17, 20, 22, 37, 89Kendall Gay: 220, 7, 17, 93Kendall Harmon: 190, 219, 18, 97, 190Linda Albers: 13, 16, 25, 75

Nicholas Angelino: 172, 197 Michael Whiteside: 197 Kylie Benz: 192Owen Cauley: 190 Nicholas Kidder: 168, 193 Lucas Murray: 193Owen Frey: 164, 190 Nicholas Miller: 185, 190 Luke Sadowski: 165, 197Owura-Serebour Berko: 12, 175, 190, 219 Peter Baldwin: 196, 219 Maddie Hinz: 197Paul Saum: 193 Rehman Masood: 165, 196 Madeleine Toomey: 220Payton Lee: 193 Robert Dubinski: 168, 193 Madison Skinner: 218Reilly Mitchell: 165, 220 Robin Howie: 213, 220 Mason Howell: 194Samantha Berlin: 165 Ryan Wahba: 184 Megan Owen: 182, 196, 220Samuel Nock: 164, 179, 190 Samuel Brighton: 168, 193 Michaela Leikin: 174Sara Mooradian: 195, 220 Sara Dugan: 199 Milford Marchant, III: 178, 182, 196Sarita Som: 213 Sophia Bontempo: 199,16, 185, 190 Misun Lee: 213Spencer Russell: 193, 212, 220 Susana Hresko: 213 Molly Seaton: 196Sydney Kirchenheiter: 174, 175, 178, 191, 218 Thomas Ervin, Jr.: 171, 197 Morgan Mooradian: 195, 213, 223Sydney Tolliver: 218 Timothy Reath, III: 197 MoriElle Sokoloff: 192Tiffany Francu: 184, 199 Tyler Davis: 12 Nicholas Subong: 221William McCollum: 194, 213, 214 Victoria Stamato: 199 Olivia Robertson: 197William Rentz: 174 William Heard: 12, 222 Owen Wellschlager: 6, 16Zack Kinsella: 194 William Kennedy: 214 Patrick Dolan: 182 William Kirk: 12 Peter Rozner: 213‘20 William Klepper: 221, 184 Peyton Behling: 182 Rafa Redei: 194, 221Alaura Enright: 191 ‘21 Regan King: 168, 180, 182, 191Alexander Honick:165 Robert Isper: 196Alexander Lashgari: 182, 197 Abigail Hayden: 195 Samantha Van Gieson: 192, 223Alexandra Szynal: 213 Abijah Pennant: 196, 223 Sandra Eid: 169, 174, 196Allison Dixon: 196 Aden King, Jr.: 182, 221 Sean Donegan: 173, 196Anders Thompson: 173, 194, 223 Aislinn Murray: 182, 195, 213, 223 Shane Levay: 182, 197Andrea Riefkohl: 220 Amy Sobocinski: 213 Tristan Bullock: 199, 220Ashley Urban: 173, 197, 223 Andrew Bond: 182, 197 Walker Sherrill: 197Austin Carter: 194 Anneliese Selby: 199, 213 William Gunhus: 197Bailey Meek: 220 Annika Jensen: 220 William Oliver: 12, 196, 221Baillie McNitt: 196 Annika Mitchell: 174Benjamin Damon: 221 Arielle Hillock: 213, 223,6Blake Misner: 164 Audrey Klepper: 198, 213Bradley LaBella: 196, 222 Ava Watson: 199Brendan Murphy: 176, 213, 219 Britton Bordes: 197Brooke Arnold: 185, 190 Brooks Stevens: 196,Cameron Mang: 197 Caitlin Reiter: 182, 223Charles Granitto: 221 Chase Hilliard: 213, 221Christopher Roth: 197 Chase Turner: 6Cierra Hargrove: 197 Cheila Cunningham: 182, 213Claire Mellin: 198, 223 Christiana Kambouris: 220, 6Colin Donegan: 219 Claudia Decker: 168, 182, 197, 213,Danica Williams: 198, 213 220DaVaughn Joyner: 196 Collyn Ballentine: 182, 197, 213David Fitzgerald: 221 Conner Layden: 197Delaney Dabrowka: 197 Daniel Babalola: 12, 175Trey Huber: 197 Darian Harrington: 196, 222Emily Bradshaw: 196, 223 Dimitri Sfakiyanudis: 197Emma Agro: 197 Eleanor Rentz: 196Emma Miller: 212, 220 Elizabeth Barroll: 182, 211, 213Eva Gormley: 173, 196 Elizabeth Cronin: 196, 16, 34, 85Flora Damon: 198 Elizabeth Wild: 174, 177, 180, 191, 213Grant Shanahan: 165, 178 Emily Bond: 182Haley Davis: 196, 213 Emily Sullivan: 174, 223Hannah Powell: 197 Emma Campbell: 197, 213Ian Munroe: 171, 182 Emma Duguay: 182, 196Jacob Leroux: 188 Emma Lavis: 213Jacob Van Gieson: 189, 193, 213, 214 Emma Williams: 6Jaden Queen: 196 Erin Murphy: 199Jevyn Avery: 185, 190 Ethan Andersen: 193John Mandish: 169 Evan Butler: 193John Thompson, II: 173, 184 Evelyn Krall: 182, 220Jonathan Bing: 193 Gabriella Novello: 195, 213Jordan Bruce: 221 Grace Derderian: 199Joseph Kantowski: 165, 182, 196 Grace Ebel: 182, 220Joshua Henrietta: 196 Grant Cowell: 197Julia Christie: 213, 223 Hailey Stewart: 223Kyle Russell: 12, 173, 213, 221 Hannah Hartley: 220Larissa Barner: 199, 220 Henry Tindall: 197, 213Laura Hupp: 173, 196 Isabella Ingrao: 182, 195Layne Bullock: 199, 220 Isabelle Benoit: 182, 191, 213, 6Lindsay King: 165, 196, 220 Jacob Darrow: 173, 196Margaret Kistler: 198 John D’Agostino: 196Matthew Beagan: 189, 211, 213, 214 John O’Donnell: 182Megan Mohr: 173, 184, 196, 211 Julia Youssef: 164Melissa Wong: 199 Katherine Sharp: 196Mia Hilmer: 192 Kurtis Campbell: 221