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Office of the President September 2013 Dear Friar Fans, Welcome to Bishop Lynch High School athletics and the celebration of our 50th Anniversary. During this year the BL Community will take advantage of every opportunity to recognize and celebrate those special people, accomplishments and events that have made our school an outstanding example of Catholic education in East Dallas and beyond. With construction underway on the 48,000+ square foot Student Complex for Arts & Athletics, the school enters its 50th year with confidence and justifiable pride. This project is made possible by the generous contributions of scores of alumni, parents and community members. By Summer 2014 our athletes and fans will enjoy a new 1,500-seat Performance Gym, with centralized ticketing and restrooms, varsity locker rooms, new weight room and additional coaches’ offices. The next generation of BL students will also benefit from state-of-the-art facilities for band, dance and visual arts. On behalf of our talented students, and the gifted faculty and coaches who lead them, I thank everyone who is involved in making this long-needed project a reality. Athletically, 2013-2014 is also a uniquely exciting year as we host the Fenwick Friars from Chicago for a 50th Anniversary football game. Members of the Order of Preachers—Dominican Sisters and Friars—served as our pioneer leaders, and many founding faculty members came directly from Fenwick High School to open BL in 1963. It is an honor for us to offer hospitality and athletic competition to our “fellow Friars,” and our BL football team looks forward to visiting Chicago in 2014 for the return match. I continue to be made proud by the superior BL athletic programs and our coaches and student athletes, who demonstrate the “pursuit of excellence” whether in practice or game time, home or away… Throughout the 2013-2014 year I urge everyone to support our teams in a spirit of friendly competition and Christian fellowship—hallmarks of the tradition handed down to us over the last 50 years. I look forward to seeing you at the games! GO FRIARS! Sincerely,
Edward E. Leyden
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Administration & Leadership Bishop Lynch Administration
Bishop Lynch School Board
President: Edward Leyden Principal: Evelyn Grubbs Academic Dean: Randy Becker Dean of Students Chris Rebuck Assistant Dean of Students: David Cogswell Athletic Director: Andy Zihlman ’72 Director of Advancement: Chuck Rothermel Director of Finance: Jaynie Poff Director of Admissions: Tricia Roos Director of Student Activities: Kaitlyn Mannari ’04 Director of Communications: Kristin Mannari ’99 Director of Annual Giving: Christina Zitaglio ’01 Director of Technology: Gray Huggins Director of Transportation: Steve Zihlman Campus Minister: Bill Fobes Dir. of Comm. & Alumni Relations: Deb Jaska
Chair: Susie Johnson Vice Chair: Vince Hess Secretary: Tom Yoxall Members at Large: Teresa Alexandrou Win Bell Dr. Paul Dybala Rick Ehrman Robert Haddox Juanita Keller Dave Neumann Tammy Herrin-O’Connor Ramon Suarez Tim Wafford Karen Walter
Veritas Victory March
March Friars, march down the field! March Friars, march men of steel! We conquer our foes and wield A fearless strength that reveals Our loyal men never yield! Fight Friars, fight to the end! Fight Friars, fight ‘til we win! Fight for our colors, black and white And for Lynch and for victory!
Bishop Lynch Mission Statement Faithful to Catholic Tradition and to our Dominican heritage of scholarship and service, Bishop Lynch High School fosters the well being of the total person by bringing together a diverse educational community where students are taught to strive for excellence, to seek truth, and to work for justice in the world.
Alma Mater We salute Bishop Lynch with our voices now we raise. As we bring Thee a tribute in this our song of praise. Thy banners unfurl, Thy glory proclaim; and we shall ever loyal be who proudly hail thy name. Then we come, Alma Mater, paying homage at Thy door. May we always be worthy to serve Thee evermore.
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Friar Athletic Achievements Athletically, Bishop Lynch High School is second to none, fielding teams in every major sport and earning district and state titles many times over. The Bishop Lynch Friars are known throughout the city and state as excellent athletes, fair competitors and champions both on and off the field. Bishop Lynch is a member of TAPPS - the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools - and competes under that jurisdiction. The TAPPS Henderson Cup (All-Around Trophy) is presented annually to the school that has earned the top combined score in all disciplines athletics, academics and the arts. Bishop Lynch High School has earned the award 11 consecutive times, more than any other school in the state of Texas.
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Volleyball – State Champions Powerlifting – John Wrenn State Champion Third Place Team Finish Women’s Track – State Champions Football – State Final Four Girls Cross Country – 5th in State Women’s Soccer – State Final Four Boys Soccer – State Runner-Up Women’s Basketball – State Qualifier Co-District Champions Men’s Basketball – State Qualifier Women’s Swimming – 4th in State Boys Track – 5th in State Men’s Tennis – Joey Molina – State Runner-Up Baseball – State Qualifier
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Dallas
EAST DALLAS Bishop Lynch High School is located on 22 acres at the corner of Ferguson Road and Peavy Road in the northern part of East Dallas. Nestled in the heart of the Casa View area, Bishop Lynch is surrounded by historic neighborhoods and distinguished landmarks.
White Rock White Rock Lake, the largest body of water within Dallas city limits, is located only four miles from the Bishop Lynch campus. The picturesque park surrounding the lake is home to jogging and bicycle trails, impressive homes and a variety of wildlife. One of the main draws is the White Rock Spillway on Garland Road. Located on the east side of the lake is Flag Pole Hill, a gathering place for the young and the young-at-heart for several generations. Families picnic, school children play and young lovers stroll the expanse of beautiful lawn surrounding the hill. Just north of the lake is the Dallas Arboretum, home of the DeGolyer Estate. The Arboretum provides a tranquil setting for many of the city’s weddings and those families who are looking for a beautiful backdrop for family portraits.
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Casa Linda Casa Linda Shopping Center, one of the oldest centers in the city, is alive and well, offering partons shopping, eating and even exerciase opportunities. The homes along Forest Hills, Casa Linda and Claremont are some of the most attractive real estate in the city for families large and small. Quaint neighborhood shops and historic centers, greenways and parks dot the area.
Lakewood The neighborhoods of historic Dallas are located within a five-mile radius of Bishop Lynch. Swiss Avenue, the original home to some of the wealthiest families in the area, is still the location of beautiful turn-of-the-century mansions with manicured lawns and wide shady drives. Historic Lakewood Shopping Center features night life with dining and entertainment venues, including Matt’s Ranchero Martinez (Matt Martinez ’93). The Lakewood Country Club, The Dallas Athletic Club and Tennyson Park provide entertainment and retreat for many Bishop Lynch families. Nestled somewhere between old-Dallas history and modern day convenience, East Dallas is the perfect mixture of luxury and practicality.
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In the early ‘60s, on the far eastern side of Dallas, a few enterprising parish pastors and parents founded a high school intended to serve a wide diversity of children-budding scholars, talented athletes and brilliant thespians. All who sought truth and knowledge were welcomed.
The Bishop Lynch main school building consists of four main hallways surrounding an inner courtyard, the gymnasium, The Catholic Foundation Performing Arts Center and the newly opened Sister Cecila Sehr Science Pavilion.
From this early vision has grown a truly outstanding Catholic educational institution. Twice awarded the U.S. Department of Education’s Blue Ribbon Award of Excellence, Bishop Lynch High School is the standard of Catholic School education in Texas. Serving the youth in Dallas and its surrounding communities, Bishop Lynch continues to lead the way in providing a unparalleled experience to a high school student.
Chapel/Atrium One of the outstanding features of Bishop Lynch is the atrium area located at the front of the school. A popular gathering spot for students, the space is also used for receptions, dinners and even dances. The St. Catherine of Siena Chapel, is located in the center of the campus, provides seating for up to seventy students and is used for the celebration of Mass, prayer services and other religious gatherings and ceremonies.
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Theatre McGonigle Theatre is home to Bishop Lynch’s exceptional performing arts program. With a seating capacity of 380, the theatre is an intimate, stylish space for all types of presentations. With its production quality audio visual equipment and theater style backstage area, the state-of – the-art facility has been heralded as the premier performance venue in East Dallas.
Science Wing The Sister Cecilia Sehr, O.P. Science Pavilion is located on the south end of campus and adds 8,680 square feet to the campus. The building includes three science classrooms with separate lab and lecture space, meeting and workroom areas for faculty, and additional storage. The Sister Cecilia Sehr, O.P. Science Pavilion also contains offices for the campus ministry and school chaplain, connecting our most modern facility to the fabric of our mission since Bishop Lynch opened in 1963.
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Roffino Stadium Roffino Stadium has been the home of Friars for more than 45 years. With a capacity of 2,500, Roffino Stadium has seen many brilliant athletes and witnessed hundreds of memorable games. The athletic complex includes an area for track and field events, is dedicated to the memory of former coach Brent Thorne. Adjacent to the track is McIngvale Field, home of the Friars Baseball team. The Lady Friars Softball team plays their home games on the softball field at the opposite end of campus.
Ed Haggar Complex In January 2006, Bishop Lynch formally opened the first phase of a multi-year endeavor to improve the athletic facilities on campus. The 9,000 square foot Ed Haggar Athletic Complex is featured at the south end of Roffino Stadium and is one of the premier high school athletic facilities in Dallas. The Ed Haggar Athletic Complex is home to Bishop Lynch’s nationally ranked Wrestling program and exhibits the most spectacular weight room in TAPPS. Additionally, the complex houses concession stands and restroom facilities.
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The BL Gymnasium For decades, the Bishop Lynch gymnasium has been the home of championships. The gym has seen numerous state titles from volleyball, men’s basketball and has been dominated by the rise of the Lady Friar’s women’s basketball team to national prominence with a record 27 Texas state championships. The gym also serves as the venue for school Masses and is the hub of student activities throughout the year. In the summer of 2012, the existing gym locker rooms were demolished and renovated to service our growing population of students. This project created new locker rooms for Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, Men’s Soccer, Freshman Baseball, Physical Education Classes and Brigade. It also added space for two coaches’ offices, additional gym storage, and a training/laundry facility.
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Athletic Director Dear Friar Friends, Welcome to the 2013-2014 school year and another exciting athletic season This year promises to be an exciting year as we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of this great institution! As Bishop Lynch celebrates its 50th Anniversary, the calendar will be full of events for alumni, current students and families, past supporters and friends of the school. Leading off the year will be Bishop Lynch’s annual golf tournament, held this year at Dallas Athletic Club. On Monday, September 9, 2013, Bishop Lynch will hold a fundraiser unlike any other in its history. While golf will be a large part of our celebration, it will not be the only thing on the agenda for that day! In conjunction with our 50th Anniversary, we are unveiling a new model for fundraising for Athletics. It was very encouraging to see the progress made on our new Student Complex for Arts and Athletics over the summer. The facility, which is expected to be completed by Summer 2014, will include a 1,500 seat full Performance Gymnasium, Gym Lobby with Central Ticketing, Concessions and Restrooms, Band Hall, Dance Studio, Weight Room, Varsity Locker Rooms and more. This year looks to be a great year for our athletic teams. Volleyball and Women’s Track won State Championships last year and are ready to challenge for another. All of our athletes worked hard over the summer and are eager to begin competing. We encourage you to support our athletic program by joining our Athletic Booster Club. Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month at 7:00 pm in the cafeteria. The Bishop Lynch Athletic Booster Club (“ABC”) is dedicated to sponsoring fundraising activities for the financial support of all interscholastic athletic programs which are approved and supported by the administration of Bishop Lynch High School. Membership is open to all parents, guardians, alumni, and individuals interested in the athletic advancement and PRIDE of Bishop Lynch High School. We thank you for your unending support and wonderful school spirit which makes Bishop Lynch an unparalleled success among other schools in Texas. We also welcome our guests from around the state to our campus, especially to the Fenwick Friars from Chicago. We expect that all games display great sportsmanship and we pray that all the athletes may compete free of injury. Good luck to all teams and thanks for playing a part in the lives of our athletes and the traditions of Bishop Lynch High School. Sincerely,
Andy Zihlman ’72 Athletic Director
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Booster Club
Athletic Booster Club Board Members Front Row (L to R): Hospitality Co-Chair: Marijke Lantz, Hospitality Co-Chair: Brenda Boyd, Athletic Director: Andy Zihlman, Secretary: Amber Martinez, Hospitality Co-Chair: Laurie Tipton, Sports Pass Chairs: Colleen Dunavin and Diane Dooley Back Row (L to R): Hospitality Co-Chair: Nadine Tibits, Second Vice President: Sandra Taylor, Media Guide Coordinator: Heather Smith, Colf Chair: Kyle Smith, Finance Liaison: Kevin Jordan, Scholarship Chair: Jim Nevitt, Treasurer: Ben Dasch, Athletic Assistant: Paula Hardick, President: Randy Jones
Major Activities
Fundraising for Capital Improvement of Athletic Facilities Ticket Sales and Promotion of Home Athletic Events Publication of Athletic Media Guide Encouragement of Alumni Participation Assisting in Planning and Conducting Athletic Activities Encourage Widespread Involvement in Athletic Activities Continue the Pride, Tradition and Spirit of Bishop Lynch High School
Past Projects
Annual Letter Jackets Annual John Adamcik Award Fencing and Lighting for the Football Field and Track Replacement of Gym Floor and Bleachers Wall Mats and Pads for the Gym Financial Support for the Hockey Team Assistance with Off-Campus Facilities (Tennis, Hockey, Swimming, Wrestling) Athletic Equipment
Major Projects
Ed Haggar Athletic Complex (2006) Brent Thorne Track Renovations (2009) Roffino Stadium Synthetic Competition Surface (2010) McIngvale Field Renovations (2011) Bishop Lynch Softball Complex Renovations (2011) Gymnasium Athletic Locker Rooms (2012)
John Adamcik
Jeremy Hebert ’96
Larry Ratcliffe ’70
Billy Adams ’68
Raymond Henry ’80
Dominic Schell ’96
Ben Ashmore ’77
Stephen Howard ’88
Kim Dunson Sine ’76
Courtney Linex Barrett ’92
Marvin Johnson ’80
Rusty Slicker ’74
John Basham ’89
Joe Kosco, Sr.
Jane Alves Studer ’76
Carol Janosek Beisert ’74
Mitch Laue ’02
Carolyn Teel
Lisa Dugan Plunk ’82
Pat Laue ’73
Brian Teichman ’75
Charlie Boucher ’82
Ed Malouf, Jr.
Joey Terelli ’87
Lisa Boule ’78
Tim Mathews ’87
Dr. Jim Thompson
Amie Smith Bradley ’93
Steve Matt ’67
Mark Thompson ’86
Max Burnell
Jim Maurer ’83
Cary Tobolka ’70
Chuck Cale ’72
George McIngvale ’68
Barbara Totzke ’79
Mark Carpenter ’77
George McIngvale, Sr.
Sr. Clare Underbrink ’77
Charlie Classe ’71
Jim McIngvale ’69
Jenna Smith Uzzell ’01
Julie Cardinale Clemmons ’83
Mark Melancon ’83
Frank Velez ’88
Tom Cole ’69
Michael Mills ’67
David Verret ’78
Mike Coyne ’71
Dr. Howard Moore
Matt Weibring ’98
David Davis ’93
Lisa Ross Motley ’77
Craig Wheeler ’84
Coach Bob DeCrosta
Clayton Nester ’84
Steve Whitfill ’71
Mike Evans ’76
Jim Neumann ’85
Robert Williams ’97
Sam Evans ’72
Carlos Palomo ’69
Andy Zihlman ’72
John Farrell ’75
Brandon Phearse ’95
Lisa Cole Zimmerman ’87
Nick Garcia ’97
Coach Bill Persinger
Chris Gerard ’97
Michael Ragan ’88
Nancy Harwood ’74
Jim Rager ’67
Jerry Hebert ’77
Ed Ratcliffe ’66
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Sports Honor Roll Inductees As part of 2012 Homecoming Weekend, Bishop Lynch inducted fove new members into the Sports Honor Roll. This select group of men and women represents the greatest moments in our school’s sports history and spans the life of our existence on Ferguson Road. Athletes, coaches, contributors, boosters and founders all have their place among the most revered Friars in history. Raymond Henry ’80 Brandon Phearse ’95 Brian Teichman ’75 Sister Clare Underbrink ’77 Craig Wheeler --’84
2013 - 2014 Sports Honor Roll Induction Please join us on Friday, October 4, 2013 for Homecoming as we induct the newest members into our Sports Honor Roll: Maryann Baker ’07 Ryan Moats ’02 Eddie Stock ’69 Kevin Yoxall ’78
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On Saturday, June 8th, we initiated construction on the new Student Complex for Arts & Athletics with a unique Demolition Celebration event. At the celebration Bishop Kevin Farrell, City Councilman Sheffie Kadane and Campaign Chairs Richard and Adelle Toussaint shared their enthusiasm for the new construction and pride in BL’s outstanding example as a community that continues to step forward in excellence. With more than 250 people in attendance, the event was a fantastic testament to the leadership support and dedication to BL.
You may have seen additional publicity about the school’s innovative partnerships with the Dallas Police Department and the Dallas Contemporary’s Art ink Program, which provided SWAT team training for school safety and developed a graffiti mural project about school pride. We were proud to have the opportunity to use our facilities for service to others and to promote visibility in our local neighborhood.
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NEXT GENERATION PRIORITIES The Student Complex is targeted to open before Fall 2014. Our Veritas… from Generation to Generation initiative continues with additional construction phases in the next years – new and renovated classrooms, redesigned library/learning center spaces, consolidated Administrative office space, and BL’s first Alumni Center!
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2013 - 2014 Football Media Guide September 2013 Thank you for purchasing this copy of the 2013-2014 Bishop Lynch Football Media Guide! This fifth edition of the Bishop Lynch Media Guide is the continuation of our multi-year endeavor to rediscover the missing pieces of our athletic history in the hopes of having a thorough history of Bishop Lynch Athletics this year - 2013 - in time for our 50th Anniversary. With such a rich athletic history, Bishop Lynch was in need of a central source for sports information—an almanac to catalogue all of the accomplishments of our student-athletes, the records they set, state championships teams and national record holders. As always, we continue to profile our seniors in their respective sports and will give you an inside look into Bishop Lynch Athletics like you have never seen before. We are using this publication as a history of our athletic programs, from the inception of our school in 1963 to the next state champion who has yet to be crowned. As we indicated a few years back, we know that the Media Guide is incomplete and that we are missing some information on your favorite memories from our athletic past. As we began this project almost five years ago, we noticed that there were significant gaps in the history of our school and that many of our proudest moments have been passed down through word of mouth instead of in newspaper articles. For this reason, we ask for your help. If you know of a piece of information that we unintentionally omitted from the Media Guide, we would like to know about it. We will be making regular updates and publishing new editions each year. Further, if you notice that an athlete’s name is misspelled or misrepresented, if we have a date wrong or if we forgot something that is truly significant in the landscape of our great school, please let us know. As you thumb through this book please pay special attention to the sports action photos, many of which were provided by Brandon Wade Photography, Wes Duke with Impressionist, as well as Bishop Lynch past-parents Andy & Parris Reine and Sharon Plugge. Finally, a SPECIAL THANK YOU to, our Media Guide Chair Heather Smith! You came in during a crazy year and did a tremendous job - thank you! Our hope is to provide Bishop Lynch with a thorough historical record of one of the proudest, most successful athletic programs in the state of Texas. We hope you enjoy this edition and each one thereafter. As always, thank you for your support of Bishop Lynch Athletics! GO FRIARS! Ben Dasch ’95 Assistant Athletic Director—Athletic Operations
Kristin Mannari ’99 Director of Communications
Band & Colorguard
Friars Band
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Friars Marching Band
2013 - 2014 Friars Marching Band 1st Row (L to R): Randy Peterman, Vanessa Weseman, Arianna Pouzar 2nd Row (L to R): Shannon Lotti, Kenzie Dunagan, Abi Sivatharman, Michelle Estrada 3rd Row (L to R): Julia Tuason, Jackie Tuason, Rex Rychlik, AJ Armenta 4th Row (L to R): Corbin Neumann, Adam Kronenberger, Jack Duke, Matt Villarreal, Larry McBurnett 5th Row (L to R): John Davidson, Galen Wallace-McCollom, Alex Strathakos, Matt Schlak, Jay Kronenberger 6th Row (L to R): Sam Weyrens, Lauren Rojas, Luke Kennedy, Will Marx, Sonny Weiser 7th Row (L to R): Marco Gonzalez-Olaechea, Gus Castillo, Simon Swofford, Kyle Oge, Jack Gilliland
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Senior Friars
Luke
Gus
Kennedy
Castillo
Marching Band - Percussion
During pre-game I like to: Eat and hangout Favorite TV show: Community, Psych, The Colbert Report Favorite musical artist: Streetlight Manifesto, Reel Big Fish, and Ben Folds One thing I can’t live without: Music, Sense of Humor The college I want to attend: Texas A&M University I came to Bishop Lynch because: I went to one year at Rowlett, but I decided to transfer to BL
During pre-game I like to: Eat food with Galen and talk about life Favorite TV show: It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia and Breaking Bad Favorite musical artist: Mr. Owens and Flatbush Zombies Sports hero: Kevin Durant Nobody knows I can: Spit mad rhymes yo! One thing I can’t live without: Spiritual Satisfaction The college I want to attend: University of Michigan I came to Bishop Lynch because: It’s what all the cool kids were doing -- and I loved the school!
Shannon
Lotti During pre-game I like to: Talk to my friends Favorite TV show: Dance Moms Favorite musical artist: Fall Out Boy Sports hero: Troy Polamalu #dathair Nobody knows I can: Turn into the Hulk. Don’t make me angry - you won’t like me when I’m angry #hulkprobz One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: Carnegie Mellon University I came to Bishop Lynch because: The awesome Band Director
Marching Band - Flute
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Senior Friars
William
Randy
Marx
Peterman
Marching Band - Alto Sax
During pre-game I like to: Relax with my friends Favorite TV show: I’m not much of a TV person Favorite musical artist: I like lots of different genres of music! Sports hero: Michael Phelps and Brendan Hansen Nobody knows I can: Play the trombone…..kind of One thing I can’t live without: Friends The college I want to attend: Rice or The University of Texas at Austin I came to Bishop Lynch because: It’s a very friendly campus with great academics
During pre-game I like to: Enjoy the bus ride to the game with the rest of the Band Favorite TV show: Sherlock Favorite musical artist: Paul McCartney Nobody knows I can: Imitate the Chewbacca sound One thing I can’t live without: Altoids The college I want to attend: Undecided I came to Bishop Lynch because: I found the general atmosphere to be welcoming and I had heard that this school would prepare me very well for college!
Lauren
Rojas During pre-game I like to: Go over show music Favorite TV show: Breaking Bad Favorite musical artist: Two Door Cinema Club Sports hero: Dirk Nowitzki Nobody knows I can: Play guitar One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: Pepperdine University I came to Bishop Lynch because: Because it is an excellent school!
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Senior Friars
Friars Band
Alex
Pierce
Stathakos
Tipton
Marching Band - Baritone
During pre-game I like to: Listen
During pre-game I like to:
to music and hang out with friends
Zone out
Favorite TV show: Noruto
Favorite TV show:
Shippuden
Spongebob Squarepants
Favorite musical artist: Lisa
Favorite musical artist:
Sports hero: Rafaele Nadal
Breakdown of Sanity
Nobody knows I can: Use a
Sports hero:
katana sward effectively
D.J. Carey
One thing I can’t live without:
One thing I can’t live without:
Music
Music
The college I want to attend:
The college I want to attend:
Baylor University or Rice University
University of Texas at Dallas
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
I came to Bishop Lynch
Of the amazing education and
because:
opportunities offered
Family tradition
Julia
Tuason
During pre-game I like to: Hang out with my friends and get excited for the game Favorite TV show: New Girl Favorite musical artist: Phoenix Sports hero: Yu Darvish Nobody knows I can: Play the ukulele One thing I can’t live without: My iPod The college I want to attend: UT Arlington or UT Tyler I came to Bishop Lynch because: I grew up with my older sister attending Bishop Lynch and had good memories of seeing her in choir concerts and dance recitals here. I also saw how this school opened doors of opportunity for my sister for the arts, academics and to travel that she would not have elsewhere.
Marching Band - Alto Sax
Marching Band - Flute
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Senior Friars
Matt
Galen
Villarreal
WallaceMcCollum
Marching Band - Trumpet
Marching Band - Euphonium
During pre-game I like to: Spend time with a certain Miss Pouzar, misplace personal items and challenge Will to rounds of boxing (none of which materalize) Favorite TV show: Dark Place Favorite musical artist: The Grateful Dead or Wayne Hancock Sports hero: DJ Carey or King Henry Shefflin Nobody knows I can: Play Gaelic football One thing I can’t live without: My kitten, Marie The college I want to attend: Austin College I came to Bishop Lynch because: A woman named Nancy Rush recommended BL and it proved to be a good mix between the other high schools I was considering
During pre-game I like to: Relax with the coolest people around - the BL Band Favorite TV show: Adventure Time Favorite musical artist: Jack White Sports hero: Tim Duncan Nobody knows I can: Tell you the name of a note by just hearing it (I’m pitch perfect) One thing I can’t live without: My headphones The college I want to attend: Texas A&M I came to Bishop Lynch because: It seemed to be a place that would challenge me intellectually and push me to achieve more.
Arthur
Wang Favorite musical artist: Avail Sports hero: Kobe Nobody knows I can: Sing Chinese songs very well One thing I can’t live without: Internet The college I want to attend: SMU I came to Bishop Lynch because: I love this school and have better chance to go to my favorite college.
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Sarah
Senior Friars
Color Guard
Lewis
Marching Band - Gurad
During pre-game I like to: Get pumped up for the game Favorite TV show: Supernatural Favorite musical artist: Stevie Ray Vaughan Sports hero: Emmitt Smith Nobody knows I can: Well it is not something I can do, but nobody knows that I adopted a wolf named Tala One thing I can’t live without: My music library The college I want to attend: University of Texas at Austin I came to Bishop Lynch because: I loved the tight community between the students and faculty
Arianna
Pouzer During pre-game I like to: Read Favorite TV show: Blackadder Favorite musical artist: Oh gosh, I could never pick just one! Sports hero: Svetlana Zakharova Nobody knows I can: Read Cyrillic One thing I can’t live without: Coffee The college I want to attend: Austin College I came to Bishop Lynch because: It’s a reputable school, and it had a more welcoming atmosphere and greater diversity of student organizations than the other high schools I visited
Marching Band - Guard
Friars Band
Mickey
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Owens
Band Director
Years at Bishop Lynch: 5 years High School Attended: Plano Senior High School College Attended: Baylor University and East Texas State University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Spirited What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? M*A*S*H Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Happy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Bach (the composer) What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Make coffee What is your favorite high school memory? All-State Band What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It is an honor and a privilege. Mickey Owens has 31 years school band teaching experience, and is beginning his fifth year at Bishop Lynch. Before coming to Bishop Lynch, Mr. Owens’ bands at Berkner and Sherman made several appearances at the UIL State Marching Band Contest, and his concert bands consistently earned first division ratings in concert and sight-reading, as well as earning many best in class honors at state and national festivals. Mr. Owens has been active as a clinician and adjudicator in Texas and Oklahoma: in concert performance, marching band, solo/ ensemble and region band clinician venues, as well as serving on the TMEA all-state audition committee for many years. He is presently the state band chairman for the Texas Private School Music Educators Association. Mr. Owens graduated from Plano Senior High School, earned a Bachelor of Music Education degree at Baylor University, and a Master of Music degree from East Texas State University. He is married to Robin, who is the head band director at Wilson Middle School in Plano. They have 2 children; Calvin, who will be a Senior clarinet performance and computer science major at SMU; and Maddie, who will be a Sophomore dance major at TWU.
Jay
Majernik
Percussion Instructor
Jay Majernik is starting his tenth year as Percussion Instructor for Bishop Lynch. He has taught percussion for 22 years in his home state of Illinois and in Texas. Jay has taught at the Junior High, High School and collegiate levels. Mr. Majernik received his Bachelor of Music in Percussion Performance from Eastern Illinois University and his Masters of Music in Percussion Performance from Southern Methodist University. Always in demand as a performer, he plays in numerous classical, jazz, rock, musical theatre and church settings. Recent performances include the Plano Symphony Orchestra, Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra, Theatre Arlington, Richardson Theatre Company and New Philharmonic Orchestra of Irving. Highlights include jamming with Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and being asked to be the national touring drummer with a musical comedy show. Mr. Majernik is married to Laura Leigh. They have two future drummer/drum majors: John who is five, and Noah who is two. They enjoy watching football, going for walks, watching Christopher Guest movies and just hanging out as a family. Years at Bishop Lynch: 10 years High School Attended: Red Hill High School, Bridgeport, IL College Attended: Eastern Illinois University (B.M.) Southern Methodist University (M.M.) What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Fitting Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Happy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Going as a lobster and winning third place in the town’s costume contest What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? “Gotta go yell at the kids again! Why do we have 7:15 am band practices?” (Just kidding) What is your favorite high school memory? Graduating and leaving that small town! What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? Just happy to be here to help the band students realize their potential musically and elsewhere in their studies.
Brigade
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Bishop Lynch Brigade 46th Line
Front Row Seated (L to R): Payton Reeves, LaRavia Davis, Sabrina Fisher, Ana Rivera Second Row Kneeling (L to R): Hannah Vance, Emma Marx, Allie Hafertepe, Claudia Hampel, Mae Miller, Alana Humason, Ashley Townsend, Erynn Reed, Lauren Stewart Third Row Standing (L to R): Natalie Casanova, Lauren Hernandez, Ceara Daly, Jessica Burns, Nicole Phillips, Katy Hensel, Gabriela Alcala, Annie Marshall, Hannah Eboagu, Victoria Gonzalez
Brigade Captains 1st Line (1968-69) 2nd Line (1969-70) 3rd Line (1970-71) 4th Line (1971-72) 5th Line (1972-73) 6th Line (1973-74) 7th Line (1974-75) 8th Line (1975-76) 9th Line (1976-77) 10th Line (1977-78) 11th Line (1978-79) 12th Line (1979-80) 13th Line (1980-81)
Janet Goodlett Lyons Bunny Folsom Ridenour Evelyn Fowler Patti Reittinger Jean Protin Tricia McCalpin Pam Petersen Frances Folzenlogen Kate Kober Elaine Eckel Barb Totzke Margie Roberto Mary Grimley
14th Line (1981-82) 15th Line (1982-83) 16th Line (1983-84) 17th Line (1984-85) 18th Line (1985-86) 19th Line (1986-87) 20th Line (1987-88) 21st Line (1988-89) 22nd Line (1989-90) 23rd Line (1990-91) 24th Line (1991-92) 25th Line (1992-93) 26th Line (1993-94)
Vicki Hedrick Beth Canning Alice Krajca Karen McDermott Debbie Gilman Amy White Sandy Kuhler Ann-Marie Roberts Christina Coulon Amy Crow Kim Adamcik Christine Kamp Amanda Lakey
27th Line (1994-95) Caryn Karlen 28th Line (1995-96) LK Stone 29th Line (1996-97) Joanne Bloom 30th Line (1997-98) Stacy Smith 31st Line (1998-99) Michelle Bowles 32nd Line (1999-2000) Alexis Ollar 33rd Line (2000-01) Kathryn McLaughlin 34th Line (2001-02) Jessica Silva 35th Line (2002-03) Lynzie Smith 36th Line (2003-04) Stephenie Sharp 37th Line (2004-05) Marie Auxier 38th Line (2005-06) Hayley Jaska 39th Line (2006-07) Julie Auxier
40th Line (2007-08) Stephanie Main 41st Line (2008-09) Melissa Monconduit 42nd Line (2009-10) Hilary Fallon 43rd Line (2010-11) Hannah Smith 44th Line (2011-12) Lori Owens 45th Line (2012-13) Megan Wohlschlaeger 46th Line (2013-14) LaRavia Davis Sabrina Fisher
Brigade
2013 - 2014
Officers L to R: Payton Reeves - Lieutenant, LaRavia Davis - Co-Captain, Sabrina Fisher - Co-Captain, Ana Rivera - Lieutenant
Social Board Standing (L to R): Lauren Stewart - Social Officer, Alana Humason - Chaplain, Emma Marx - Social Officer Sitting (L to R): Allie Hafertepe - Social Officer, Ashley Townsend - Assistant Chief Social Officer, Erynn Reed - Chief Social Officer, Hannah Vance - Historian
Star Sergeants L to R: Claudia Hampel, Mae Miller
Brigade
2013 - 2014
Senior Lady Friars
LaRavia
Sabrina
Davis
Fisher
Brigade - Co-Captain
During pre-game I like to: Hang out with fellow Brigade members
During pre-game I like to:
Favorite TV show: The Vampire Diaries
Go eat with my Brigade girls and listen to music!
Favorite musical artist: Michael Jackson
Favorite TV show: The Rachel Zoe Project
Sports hero: Dirk Nowitzki
Favorite musical artist: Taylor Swift
Nobody knows I can: Sing with my
Sports Hero: All the BL Friars!
mouth closed
Nobody knows I can: Ride horses
One thing I can’t live without:
One thing I can’t live without: Pinterest
My iPhone
The college I want to attend: Texas State
The college I want to attend: The
University
University of Oklahoma I came to Bishop Lynch because: I
I came to Bishop Lynch because: I love the
wanted a better education which I hope
school and I wanted to become part of the BL
will lead to additional opportunities
community
Mae
Miller
During pre-game I like to: Listen (and sing along) to “Long Live” by Taylor Swift with the rest of my team. And consequently get yelled at for singing. Favorite TV show: Friends Favorite musical artist: Luke Bryan Sports hero: All BL athletes! Nobody knows I can: Touch my nose with my tongue. One thing I can’t live without: My cats The college I want to attend: Ole Miss I came to Bishop Lynch because: I love the school spirit!
Brigade - Star Sergeant
Brigade - Co-Captain
Brigade
2013 - 2014
Senior Lady Friars
Erynn
Ashley
Townsend
Reed
Brigade - Chief Social Officer
Brigade - Assistant Chief Social Officer
During pre-game I like to: Go out to
During pre-game I like to: Spend time with my teammates and get psyched for
eat with my fellow dance members
the performance
Favorite TV show: MTV Catfish
Favorite TV show: Psych
Favorite musical artist: Beyonce and
Favorite musical artist: Imagine
Nicki Minaj
Dragons
Nobody knows I can: Wiggle my ears
Sports hero: Ian Kinsler
One thing I can’t live without: My
Nobody knows I can: Shoot a bow
phone
One thing I can’t live without:
The college I want to attend:
A good book
Southern Methodist University
The college I want to attend:
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
Sam Huston
It is a great school with wonderful
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
teachers
It made me feel the most at home
Brigade
2013 - 2014
Cari
Schnurr
Brigade Director
Years at Bishop Lynch: 18 years High School Attended: Lake Highlands High School College Attended: University of Oklahoma; Sam Houston State Unviersity What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Loyal What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Happy Days – the Fonze was COOL!! Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Doc What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Noah’s Ark – with a group of friends What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Where’s the Snooze button? What is your favorite high school memory? Drill Team of course! What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? I’m proud to be a part of this Historical Event in BL’s timeline of great accomplishments. Cari is beginning her 19th year at Bishop Lynch, and her 16th with the Brigade. She is the Blackbaud Systems Specialist, and teaches AP Psychology and is now a member of the iTeam (Instructional Technology). Mrs. Schnurr earned a BA in Psychology from the University of Oklahoma and an MA in Clinical Psychology from Sam Houston State University. For her previous work in the Guidance Department, Cari was awarded the Work of Heart Award two times. She has over twenty-nine years of dance experience through studios, drill team (Lake Highland Highlandettes), choreography and stage productions. While at OU, Cari was a staff choreographer for University Sing and Sooner Scandals as well as a production director for her sorority, Delta Delta Delta. Cari and her husband Jimmy are the proud parents of Austin (10) and Aiden (9), who attend St. Patrick School.
Allison
Elliott
Brigade Head Coach
Years at Bishop Lynch: 10 Years High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 2001 College Attended: Kilgore College and the University of North Texas What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Handsome What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Friends!!! Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Today I’m Grumpy, Last Month I was Sleepy and all summer I was Happy. What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? The Twister Game dress with my old Brigade boots What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Seriously? What is your favorite high school memory? Performing at Halftime during Football games What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? I think it’s amazing to see the great changes the school has made in the last 50 years. Even more so, it’s awesome to be a part of and experience the current and future plans that are in the works. Our school is so great and our sports programs are bursting at the seams that these changes couldn’t have come at a better time. I can’t wait to see the students reactions to all the cool things that are being planned for THEM. Being a coach during all of this is a tremendous honor and as an alum- I’m a little jealous! Allison Elliott has been dancing for 24 years studying ballet, jazz, modern, hip hop, lyrical, contemporary and pointe, while also competing with award winning jazz and pointe companies at Rowlett Dance Academy. Allison was a student at Bishop Lynch and is a proud member of the 2001 graduating class. During her time at BL, she was a line member on the BL Brigade for 2 years and acted as a Lieutenant her senior year. She went on to Kilgore College where she graduated with an Associate of Arts degree majoring in Dance and continued on to the University of North Texas where she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in General Studies. Ms. Elliott has been the Brigade Assistant Director for 8 years and was the director of the Silver Cadettes for 6 years. Allison is currently in her tenth year at BL teaching dance classes and has been serving as the Head Coach and Choreographer of Brigade for four years. She has choreographed for the Harmony Show Choir, organizes pep rallies and is the club moderator of the Friar Fanatics. Four years ago she was honored with the Athletic Special Assistant Award.
Cheerleading
Back Row (L to R): Maggie McClure, Claire Evans, Carly Jenkins, Bridget Hoofard, Kendall Graser, Nicole Blachowicz, Third Row (L to R): Hannah Cheesar, Tyler Ramsey, Rebecca Chapman, Emily Ramos Second Row Kneeling (L to R): Emily Calabrese, Bailey Martiney, Chloe Rogger, Alyssa Mendoza Front Row (L to R): (Captains) Gabi Rodriguez, Jillian Curtis
2013 - 2014 Last Row (L to R): Lauren Colquitt, Claire de la Rosa, Paige DeLucia, Caitlin Price, Elisa Devereaux Third Row (L to R): Janessa Myers, Shelby Watts, Emma Williams Second Row Kneeling (L to R): Kimberly Juarez, McKayla Penn, Alyssa Ovcarik, Emory Foerster, Emily Ganter Front Row (L to R): (Captains) Ana Sendra, Jordan Smith
Junior Varsity Cheer
Freshman Cheer
Cheerleading
2013 - 2014
Cheerleading
Varsity Cheer
Back Row (L to R): Morgan Burrell (Captain), Jackie Ramirez, Bailey Beveridge, Rebecca Bankston, Kaitlyn Younger, Krysta Orscheln Middle Row (L to R): Laryssa Bonacquisti, Megan Boston, Emily Smith, Madison Dupuis, Sunder Alcantar, Kelsey McHale, Caitlyn Aranda Front Row (L to R): (Captains) Catrin Corrie, Ana Morales, Stephanie Polo
2013 - 2014 Squad Captains
Varsity: Ana Morales, Catrin Corrie, Stephanie Polo, Morgan Burrell Junior Varsity: Jillian Curtis and Gabi Rodriguez Freshman: Jordan Smith and Ana Sendra
Cheerleading
2013 - 2014
Varsity Cheer Underclassmen
Sunder Alcantar Caitlyn Aranda Rebecca Bankston Bailey Beveridge Junior
Junior
Junior
Junior
Megan Boston
Kelsie McHale Krysta Orscheln Jackie Ramirez Junior
Junior
Junior
Junior
Emily Smith
Sophomore
Junior
Kaitlyn Younger
Sonya Flores
Junior
Madison Dupuis
Junior
Cheerleading
2013 - 2014
Senior Lady Friars
Laryssa
Morgan
Burrell
Bonacquisti
Cheer - Side-Base Years of Experience: 4
During pre-game I like to: Get dinner and get ready with the team! Favorite TV show: Big Bang Theory & Pretty Little Liars Favorite musical artist: Hunter Hayes Sports hero: Although I am most definitely not a fan of the University of Texas (Gig’em Aggies), I would have to say that my sports hero would be Colt McCoy. Apart from him being a talented athlete, I had the opportunity to meet him when I performed my ventriloquism at the same event he spoke at last year. He is one of the most down to earth people I have ever met, and his love of God shines through in everything he does. Nobody knows I can: Hunt One thing I can’t live without: My puppy, Bella The college I want to attend: Baylor for now, but I haven’t had a chance to look at all of the possibilities I came to Bishop Lynch because: The academics and opportunities that this school offers far exceed anything I had ever experienced!
Cheer - Mascot Years of Experience: 4
During pre-game I like to: Go to dinner and then get ready with the cheerleaders Favorite TV show: Breaking Bad Favorite musical artist: Brad Paisley Sports hero: Nastia Liukin Nobody knows I can: Juggle One thing I can’t live without: My phone The college I want to attend: University of Mississippi I came to Bishop Lynch because: I loved the atmosphere and my sister was already going here!
Catrin
Corrie
Cheer - Flyer Years of Experience: 4
During pre-game I like to: Do hair and makeup in front of the mirrors and sing along to whatever is playing in the locker room Favorite TV show: Big Bang Theory & Modern Family Favorite musical artist: Grouplove Sports hero: Ryan Lochte One thing I can’t live without: IcyHot and pistachios The college I want to attend: Undecided I came to Bishop Lynch because: Because of the close BL community and the fact that everyone seemed so happy to be here
Cheerleading
2013 - 2014
Senior Lady Friars
Ana
Stephanie
Morales
Cheer - Side Base Years of Experience: 3
During pre-game I like to: Get ready with the girls Favorite TV show: Gossip Girl Favorite musical artist: Zac Brown Band Sports hero: Michael Phelps Nobody knows I can: Two-step One thing I can’t live without: My phone The college I want to attend: University of Texas San Antonio or Sam Houston State I came to Bishop Lynch because: I couldn’t wait to be apart of all the traditions BL has!
Polo
Cheer - Flyer Years of Experience: 4
During pre-game I like to: Our country music playlist! Favorite TV show: Law and Order SVU Favorite musical artist: Twenty One Pilots, Robert Delong Sports hero: My dad Nobody knows I can: Play COD Black Ops 2 really well One thing I can’t live without: My best friend - my mom The college I want to attend: Texas A&M I came to Bishop Lynch because: Cheerleading and friends
Cheerleading
2013 - 2014
Janet
Dupuis
Freshman Coach
Years at Bishop Lynch: 4 years High School Attended: J.J. Pearce High School in Richardson College Attended: Texas Tech University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Distinguished What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? The Brady Bunch of course! Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? I probably go between Happy, Grumpy and Sleepy on a daily basis What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Witch What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? How much longer can I sleep and still be on time? What is your favorite high school memory? Decorating the halls for Homecoming What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It is a great privilege to be part of the excitement during this momentous time for BL. Seeing the great amount of planning and effort that is going into making all the changes happen is a testament to the entire BL community!
Janet Dupuis is beginning her fifth year as a BL cheer coach. After graduating from J.J. Pearce High School, Janet attended Texas Tech University and received her B.S. in Elementary Education. She has been teaching and coaching gymnastics since she was 16. In addition to coaching gymnastics, Janet has also coordinated cheer and gymnastics programs for the city of Richardson. She is USAG Safety, First Aid and CPR certified and has her NCA Coaches Certificate, in addition Janet is also AACCA Safety Certified. Janet looks forward to helping each student athlete in the program appreciate the talent with which God has blessed them. Janet has been married for 25 wonderful years to her high school sweetheart, Glenn. When not coaching cheer or gymnastics, Janet and Glenn manage a successful family printing business. In addition to their constant support of BL athletics and academics through volunteering, Janet and Glenn are the proud parents of Katy ’08, Kyle ’10, Jackie ’13, Madison ’15, Rachel ‘17 and Sammy (future BL student currently attending St. Mark’s).
Hunter
Demay
Junior Varsity Coach
Years at Bishop Lynch: First Year High School Attended: Firm Foundations Academy College Attended: Currently attending The University of Texas at Dallas What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Captivating What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? I’ve actually been on a sitcom called The Complex Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Probably Grumpy, only because people often tell me I look the part What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? One year I was a luchador passing out candy ... lots of kids wanted their picture taken with me What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? I go down a mental checklist of my morning routine, falling back asleep in the process What is your favorite high school memory? High school trip to Mustang Island What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? Not only do I feel incredibly privileged to be coaching such a great group of students, but the fact my first year happens to fall on the 50th anniversary makes it even more exciting. Coach DeMay is entering his first year with the BLHS Cheerleading Program. Coach DeMay has been coaching cheerleading since the age of 16, when he joined the staff at Extreme Competitive Cheerleading. Since then, he has taught competitive cheer as well as coaching private school cheer squads. Coach DeMay also coaches at Richardson Gymnastics Center alongside BL Head Program coach, Janet Dupuis. It was his association with Coach Dupuis that has led to his joining the BL Cheer Staff. Coach DeMay is currently studying Physics at The University of Texas at Dallas and when he is not coaching or studying, he writes and records music with a wide variety of instruments.
Cheerleading
Eric
Anderly
Varsity Coach
Years at Bishop Lynch: 5 years High School Attended: Dallas Academy College Attended: University of St. Thomas (St. Paul, MN) What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Classic What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Saved By the Bell Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Sleepy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Jason from Friday the 13th What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? REALLY??? It seems like I just went to sleep! What is your favorite high school memory? Playing in the football State Semi-finals junior year What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It means that I am still doing my job preparing student-athletes for life, now and after high school.
Coach Eric Anderly is entering his fifth year at BL as the Varsity Assistant Baseball coach. This year Eric will join the cheerleading coaching staff with his background as a gymnast. Eric began his collegiate career cheering and playing baseball at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN 1999-2001. Eric worked with UCA running camps & competitions from 20012003. Coach Anderly holds an Associate’s Degree in Business Management and a Bachelor Degree in Business. Eric and his lovely wife, Glenna are the parents of three wonderful children, Josh - Bishop Lynch Class of 2016, Katie (5) and Carrigan (2).
Kristin
Mannari
Director of Cheer
Years at Bishop Lynch: 5 years High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 1999 College Attended: Southern Methodist University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Confident (and handsome!) What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Friends Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? The only dwarf I can’t relate to is Bashful :) What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? She-Ra: Princess of Power!!! What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo................ What is your favorite high school memory? I really loved high school so much, that it’s hard to pick a single favorite … What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It’s a tremendous honor for everyone who is here right now to be involved in the history we are making as a school this year. I’m so proud of Bishop Lynch High School … proud to have graduated from here … proud to work here and most importantly, proud of ALL things - past and present - that this great place stands for. GO FRIARS! Coach Mannari is excited to be entering into her second year with the award winning BL Cheer and Mascot Program. No stranger to Bishop Lynch High School or to the coaching world, Coach Mannari just began her sixth year as Bishop Lynch’s Director of Communications in August. Kristin is a BL graduate from the class of 1999 and went on to graduate from Southern Methodist University in 2003 with a degree in Corporate Communications and Public Affairs. After leaving SMU, Coach Mannari spent five years at Dallas Fan Fares as a corporate meeting and special event Senior Program Manager where she organized customer events at the PGA’s U.S. Open, Super Bowl and The Masters. However, when the opportunity became available to return to BL as the Director of Communications and to coach volleyball, she jumped on board! During her first year back at Bishop Lynch, she was a member of the 2008 State Championship Lady Friar Volleyball coaching staff and in her eight years of coaching volleyball, Coach Mannari has qualified five teams to the USA Junior National Olympic Championships. In her “spare time” Kristin volunteers with the Delta Gamma chapter at SMU as their Recruitment Adviser.
2013 - 2014
Football
Football
2013 - 2014
2013 Friars Freshman White Team Roster # 1
Name Max Kelso
Position Middle School # 36 WR St. Pius X
Name John Mathena
Position Middle School LB St. Joseph
2
Will Gates
WR
St. Pius X
40
Jacob Horn
DE
St. Bernard
3
Jermaine Mask
RB
Vanston MS
42
Ty Ellard
DE
St. Monica
5
Christopher Kinsella QB
St. Rita
44
Malex Fuget
DL
Lakehill Prep
6
Nick Medrano
WR
St. Thomas
47
Deven Pokhrel
OL
Lakehill Prep
7
Daniel Rochester
WR
St. Pius X
50
Lucas Goodman
OL
St. Rita
8
Greg Martinez
RB
St. Josephs
51
Morgan Whiteman
OL
Zion Lutheran
10
Bradley Graser
DB
HPMS
52
Warren Fregia
OL
M.I.S.
12
Nick Freis
QB
St. Thomas
53
Ryan Reeves
OL
St. Monica
14
Tony White
DB
St. Pius X
55
Eric Iwaniw
DL
St. Monica
15
Marc De La Valdene DB
St. Thomas
56
Juac Angoi
OL
St. Patrick
16
Brooks Ragan
DB
Zion Lutheran
58
Michael Menditto
DE
Haggard MS
17
Alex Silva
DB
St. Thomas
60
Trapp Hawthorne
WR
Lakehill Prep
18
Vincente Labarba
DB
St. Thomas
61
Zach Zipper
DB
St. Pius X
20
Tad Searson
DB
St. Thomas
62
Ben Norris
WR
St. Monica
21
Nick Ramirez
DB
St. Patrick
63
Charlie Bayoud
LB
Lakehill Prep
22
Nico Jordan
RB
St. Patrick
64
Duncan West
WR
St. Johns
23
Michael Metry
LB
Prince of Peace
65
Ashton Hurley
DE
St. Thomas
Freshman White Team
2013 - 2014
Football
Football
2013 - 2014
2013 Friars Junior Varsity Black Team Roster # Name Position Grade 1 Manny Selvera K 10 6 Michael Brown WR 10 8 Zachary Holub CB 10 10 Tristan Smith QB 10 12 Sam Beasley WR 10 16 Asa Perez WR 10 18 Joe Brockman WR 10 20 Ini Akpabot RB 10 21 Alex Lara RB 10 24 Frank Posada CB 11 27 Chris Polo CB 10 29 Gabe Fortaliza SS 10 30 Zach Russell WR 10 32 Gabe Settles FS 10 33 Ephesian Brown CB 10 34 Jonas Wassel CB/K/P 10 36 Jose Castillo WS 10 39 Preston Peck SS 10 42 Jared Silva LB 12 44 Anthony Onyedinma DE 10 53 Tyler Stecker LB 10
# Name Position Grade 55 Andy Gober DE 11 56 Ben Ensign DE 10 58 Zach Jaffe DE 10 59 Jack Nelson DT 10 60 Anthony Urieta OL 10 61 Jared Gatlin LB 10 62 John Garcia DT 11 64 Chris Lee LB 10 66 Grayson Dickinson OL 10 70 Wes Fregia OL 11 73 Chris Garcia DT 10 74 Thomas Hennen OL 10 75 Tyler Ruby OL 10 76 Andrew Kelly OL 10 78 Collin Owen OL 11 79 Tristen Rubio OL 10 80 Thomas Martinez WR 10 87 Alex Gober WR 10 95 Robbie Meara DT 10 99 Matt O’Donnell DE 10
Row 1 (L to R): Hannah Cheesar, Maggie McClure, Claire Evans, Carly Jenkins, Bridget Hoofard, Kendall Graser, Chloe Rogger, Jillian Curtis, Gabi Rodriguez, Nicole Blachowicz, Emily Ramos, Alyssa Mendoza, Bailey Martiny, Emily Calabrese, Rebecca Chapman, Tyler Ramsey Row 2 (L to R): Coach Kenny Barnes, Coach Jared Head, Coach Paul DiBiase, Coach David Garcia, Coach Eric Hill, Coach John Alexander, Coach Israel Mbanabaragu, Coach Ben Dasch, Coach Terry LaPrade, Coach John Dodson, Coach Rawleigh Williams, Coach John Searson, Coach Stephen Rumsey, Coach Brandon Moats, Coach Anthony Lopez Row 3 (L to R): Manny Selvara, Michael Brown, Zack Holub, Tristan Smith, Sam Beasley, Asa Perez, Joe Brockman, Ini Akpabot, Alex Lara, Frank Posada, Chris Polo, Gabe Fortaliza Row 4 (Lto R): Zack Russell, Gabe Settles, Ephesian Brown, Jonas Wassel, Preston Peck, Jose Castillo, Tyler Stecker, Andy Gober, Ben Ensign, Zack Jaffe, Jack Nelson, Anthony Urieta, Jared Gatlin Row 5 (L to R): John Garcia, Chris Lee, Grayson Dickinson, Wes Fregia, Chris Garcia, Thomas Hennen, Tyler Ruby, Andrew Kelly, Collin Owen, Tristen Rubio, Thomas Martinez, Alex Gober, Robbie Meara
Junior Varsity Black Team
2013 - 2014
Football
Football
2013 - 2014
2013 Friars Varsity Football Roster # Name Position Gr 1 Steven Biegel K/P 12 2 Barrett Renner QB 12 3 James McMahon SS 12 5 Jack Peabody SS 12 6 Jeffrem Iwaniw LB 12 7 Tristan Smith QB 10 8 Obi Anozie - A DE 12 10 Michael Vehslage DE 12 12 Joseph Gannon WR 11 14 Brooks Johnson FS 12 15 Tremel Glasper - C WR 12 16 Billy Mixon WR 12 17 Nick Martinez WR 11 18 Zach Schlumpf FS 12 20 David Rochester LB 11 21 Kameron Jones RB 12 22 Rawleigh Williams III - A RB 11 23 Matthew Phoenix WR 12 24 John Wrenn SS 12 25 Connor Fraire CB 12 26 Anthony Andrade CB 11 27 Kalehb Doucet CB 11 28 Alex Lara RB 10 29 Drayton Delaney FS 10 31 Jonas Wassel CB/K 10 32 Titus Beacham WS 10 33 Joe DiFroscia K 12 34 Jared Silva LB 12
# Name Position Gr 36 Omar Habib CB 11 40 Michael Howell DE 11 42 Gabe Brace LB 10 44 Jude Brace DT 12 47 Andy Gober DE 11 50 Matt Clark OL 12 51 Jacob Packard LB 11 52 Ben Veler ST 12 53 Jake Sikorski DE 11 55 Nick Savala - A OL 12 56 Tony DiCarlo OL 12 58 Nathan Figueroa LB 12 60 John Molina OL 12 61 Robbie Meara DT 10 62 Cody Becker OL 12 63 Josh Aguilar DT 10 64 Andrew Kelly OL 10 65 William Jones DT 12 70 Dalton Hoelscher DT 12 71 Rod Smith OL 11 72 Eli Zablosky OL 12 75 Arnie Perez OL/DT12 76 Jacob Beasley OL 12 78 Gilberto Rodriguez OL 12 80 Sam Beasley WR 10 84 Alex Gober WR 10 87 Asa Perez WR 10 99 Manny Selvera K 11
Row 1 (L to R): Kelsey McHale, Emily Smith, Krysta Orscheln, Kaitlyn Younger, Bailey Beveridge, Sunder Alcantar, Madison Dupuis, Stephanie Polo, Catrin Corrie, Ana Morales, Laryssa Bonacquisti, Sonya Flores, Rebecca Bankston, Caitlyn Aranda, Jackie Ramirez, Megan Boston, Morgan Burrell Row 2 (L to R): Hannah Vance, Emma Marx, Victoria Gonzalez, Erynn Reed, Allie Hafertepe, Ceara Daly, Claudia Hampel, Payton Reeves, LaRavia Davis, Sabrina Fisher, Ana Rivera, Jessica Burns, Gaby Alcala, Ashley Townsend, Annie Marshall, Lauren Hernandez, Hannah Eboagu, Lauren Stewart, Anamarie Olivo, Desiree Olivo (Manager) Row 3 (L to R): Brigade Head Coach Allison Elliott, Katy Hensel, Alana Humason, Ball Boy Aiden Schnurr, Ball Boy Austin Schnurr, Coach Kenny Barnes, Coach Jared Head, Coach Paul DiBiase, Coach David Garcia, Coach Ben Dasch, Coach Stephen Rumsey, Coach Brandon Moats, Coach Anthony Lopez, Head Athletic Trainer Meredith Swayne, Elisabeth Cowan, Velia Murillo, Katie Cortez, Mae Miller, Nicole Phillips, Director of Brigade Cari Schnurr Row 4 (L to R): Managers, Steven Biegel, Barrett Renner, Coach John Dodson, Coach Eric Hill, Coach John Alexander, Coach Terry LaPrade, Coach Israel Mbanabaragu, Coach Rawleigh Williams, Coach John Searson, James McMahon, Jack Peabody, Manager Aaron Lara, Manager Josef Kundl, Brooke Jones Row 5 (L to R): Jeff Iwaniw, Tristan Smith, Obi Anozie, Michael Vehslage, Joseph Gannon, Brooks Johnson, Tremel Glasper, Billy Mixon, Nick Martinez, Zach Schlumpf, David Rochester, Kameron Jones, Rawleigh Williams III, Matthew Phoenix, John Wrenn, Connor Fraire, Anthony Andrade Row 6 (L to R): Kalehb Doucet, Alex Lara, Drayton Delaney, Jonas Wassel, Titus Beacham, Joe DiFroscia, Jared Silva, Omar Habib, Michael Howell, Gabe Brace, Jude Brace, Andy Gober, Matt Clark, Jacob Packard, Ben Veler, Jake Sikorski, Nick Savala Row 7 (L to R): Tony DiCarlo, Nathan Figueroa, John Molina, Robbie Meara, Cody Becker, Josh Aguilar, Andrew Kelly, William Jones, Dalton Hoelscher, Rod Smith, Eli Zablosky, Arnie Perez, Jacob Beasley, Gilberto Rodriguez, Sam Beasley, Alex Gober, Asa Perez, Manny Selvera
Varsity Football Team
2013 - 2014
Football
Football
2013 - 2014
Coaching Staff
Kneeling (L to R): John Dodson, Brandon Moats, Stephen Rumsey, David Garcia, Ball Boy Austin Schnurr, Ball Boy Aiden Schnurr, Head Athletic Trainer Meredith Swayne, Anthony Lopez, Jared Head, Kenny Barnes Standing (L to R): Israel Mbanabaragu, Eric Hill, John Alexander, Ben Dasch, Terry LaPrade, Rawleigh Williams, John Searson, Paul DiBiase
Varsity Captains
Tremel Glasper - C, Nick Savala - A, Rawleigh Williams III - A, Obi Anozie - A
2013 - 2014
Runningbacks
Football Rawleigh Williams III, Kameron Jones, Alex Lara, Coach Brandon Moats
Quarterbacks
Wide Receivers
Barrett Renner, Coach John Dodson, Tristan Smith
Sam Beasley, Billy Mixon, Coach Paul DiBiase, Joseph Gannon, Nick Martinez, Matthew Phoenix, Tremel Glasper
Football
2013 - 2014
Offensive Line
Kickers
Kneeling: Arnie Perez, Rod Smith, Cody Becker, Nick Savala, John Molina, Matt Clark Standing: Coach John Searson, Tony DiCarlo, Gilberto Rodriguez, Eli Zablosky, Andrew Kelly, Jacob Beasley, Coach Stephen Rumsey
Defensive Backs
Joe DiFrosia, Manny Selvera, Steven Biegel
Row 1 (Bottom): Anthony Andrade, Jonas Wassel, Zack Schlumpf, Brooks Johnson, Kaleb Ducet Row 2 (Standing): Coach David Garcia, Drayton Delaney, Connor Fraire, Coach Eric Hill, Omar Habib
2013 - 2014
Defensive Tackles
Football Arnie Perez, Josh Aguilar, Robbie Meara, Coach Kenny Barnes, Dalton Hoelscher, Jude Brace, William Jones
Linebackers Jared Silva, Jeff Iwanviu, David Rochester, Coach Israel Mbanabaragu, Gabe Brace, Ben Veler, Nathan Figuora, Jacob Packard
Safeties Defensive Ends Andy Gober, Michael Howell, Coach Terry LaPrade, Jake Sikorski, Michael Vehslage Obi Anozie
Titus Beachem, Jack Peabody, Coach Jared Head, John Wrenn, James McMahon
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Obi
Anozie Defensive End Assistant Captain
Jacob
Beasley
#8
#76
Offensive Line
During pre-game I like to: Listen to
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music
music, meditate, pray
Favorite TV show: Walking Dead
Favorite TV show: ESPN First Take
Favorite musical artist: Fun Sports hero: Michael Jordan
Favorite musical artist: Kendrick
Nobody knows I can: Read upside
Lamar
down
Sports hero: Ray Lewis
One thing I can’t live without:
Nobody knows I can: Draw
Computer
One thing I can’t live without:
The college I want to attend: Texas
Football
A&M
The college I want to attend: Baylor
I came to Bishop Lynch because: It’s the best school in the city
I came to Bishop Lynch because: Tradition
Cody
Steven
Becker
Biegel
#62
Offensive Line
During pre-game I like to: Drink lots of water, listen to country music and focus up Favorite TV show: Blue Mountain State Favorite musical artist: George Strait Sports hero: Cam Newton Nobody knows I can: Snow ski very well One thing I can’t live without: My cell phone The college I want to attend: Tarleton State University I came to Bishop Lynch because: I wanted to become a champion on and off the field. Bishop Lynch teaches me that the little things are important and that if you do them right, the big things will take care of themselves. Bishop Lynch turns boys into men.
Kicker/Punter During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: Sportscenter Favorite musical artist: Drake Sports hero: Cristiano Ronaldo Nobody knows I can: Play hockey One thing I can’t live without: My Family The college I want to attend: Texas Tech, Oklahoma or Arkansas I came to Bishop Lynch because: Football and better academics
#1
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Jude
Matt
Brace
Clark
#44
#50
Defensive Tackle
During pre-game I like to:
Offensive Line
During pre-game I like to: Watch
Listen to pump up music
game footage
Favorite TV show: Bones
Favorite TV show: Sons of Anarchy
Favorite musical artist: Breaking Benjamin
Favorite musical artist: Justin Moore
Sports hero:
Sports hero: Nolan Ryan
Derrick Rose
Nobody knows I can: Play tennis
Nobody knows I can:
One thing I can’t live without: My
Build an XBox
friends
One thing I can’t live without: My brother
The college I want to attend: Texas
The college I want to attend:
Tech
University of South Carolina
I came to Bishop Lynch because: To
I came to Bishop Lynch because: I went here my freshman year and returned my senior year because it’s the best school in Texas
Tony
DiCarlo
#56
Offensive Line
During pre-game I like to: Focus up, zone everything out Favorite TV show: Family Guy Favorite musical artist: Frank Sinatra Sports hero: My brother Nobody knows I can: Cook One thing I can’t live without: My family The college I want to attend: Texas State I came to Bishop Lynch because: I came to Bishop Lynch to make a better me, because I didn’t like what I was. This school changes lives for the better, makes you strong, smart, kind and lets you play the wonderful game of football with outstanding men!
play football
Joe
DiFroscia
#33
Kicker During pre-game I like to: Listen to music and relax with my teammates Favorite TV show: Top Gear Favorite musical artist: Jimi Hendrix Sports hero: Gianluigi Buffon One thing I can’t live without: My friends The college I want to attend: Drexel University I came to Bishop Lynch because: It was my favorite out of all the other options
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Nathan
Connor
Figueroa
Fraire
#58
#25
Linebacker
Cornerback
During pre-game I like to: Meditate to piano music
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music
Favorite TV show: My Wife and Kids
Favorite TV show: Friday Night Lights
Favorite musical artist: Mario
Favorite musical artist:
Sports hero: Roger Staubach
Kenny Chesney
Nobody knows I can: Dance salsa,
Sports hero: Michael Jordan
bachata and merengue
Nobody knows I can: Play well
One thing I can’t live without: The people I love
in golf
The college I want to attend:
One thing I can’t live without:
University of Houston
Friends
I came to Bishop Lynch because: I
The college I want to attend:
wanted to be the first of my generation
Texas Tech Universtiy
in my extended family to go through all
I came to Bishop Lynch
four years and graduate from BL
because: I love the school
Tremel
Dalton
Glasper Wide Receiver Captain During pre-game I like to: Pray, listen to Gospel and/or R&B, dance a little bit Favorite TV show: SportsCenter, Criminal Minds, Wild-n-Out Favorite musical artist: Alicia Keys, Brian McKnight, Kelly Clarkson, J. Cole, Jay-Z Sports hero: Kobe Bryant Nobody knows I can: Recite the name of all 50 United States in order One thing I can’t live without: God, football and Hawaiian bread The college I want to attend: Whatever college offers me a scholarship I came to Bishop Lynch because: Tradition, the family aspect and service. This school has changed my life for the better!
Hoelscher
#15
#70
Defensive Tackle
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: Warehouse 13 Favorite musical artist: Zach Brown Band Sports hero: Emmitt Smith Nobody knows I can: Perform in musicals One thing I can’t live without: The internet The college I want to attend: United States Military Academy at West Point, New York I came to Bishop Lynch because: I liked the family atmosphere and sense of community that was present throughout the school!
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Jeffrem
Brooks
Iwaniw
Johnson
#6
#14
Linebacker
During pre-game I like to: Play a quick game of chess, to ready my mind Favorite TV show: Real Housewives of Atlanta
Free Safety
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music and get all of my gear ready
Favorite musical artist: Lil’ Boosie
Favorite TV show: Prison Break
Sports hero: Brian Scalabrine
Favorite musical artist: Kenney
Nobody knows I can: Ride a bike with
Chesney Sports hero: Michael Johnson
no handlebars
Nobody knows I can: Dirt bike
One thing I can’t live without: Elotes
One thing I can’t live without: Music
(traditional Hispanic cup of corn)
and the outdoors
The college I want to attend: Texas
The college I want to attend: The
Tech University
United States Naval Academy
I came to Bishop Lynch because: I
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
loved the atmosphere ad opportunities
I wanted to play football for the best
available at BL!
school in the state of Texas and get that STATE ring!
Kameron
William
Jones
Jones
#21
Runningback
During pre-game I like to: Warm-up and do our “Boom Boom” chant! Favorite TV show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Favorite musical artist: Drake is definitely in my top five Sports hero: Floyd Mayweather Jr. Nobody knows I can: Make myself look pregnant One thing I can’t live wihtout: My phone, of course The college I want to attend: TCU I came to Bishop Lynch because: Originally, I came because I was “highly encouraged/maybe forced to,” but after two years I fell in love with the school. Now I’m here to be the best Friar I can possibly be in everything I do, as a student and an athlete!
#65
Defensive Tackle
During pre-game I like to: Focus silently or tell jokes Favorite TV show: The Office Favorite musical artist: Oasis Sports hero: Jason Witten Nobody knows I can: Sail boats and fly airplanes One thing I can’t live without: My dogs, Eva and Sophia The college I want to attend: Washington & Lee, Wake Forest or Sewanee I came to Bishop Lynch because: My brothers went here before me and I wanted to follow the family tradition
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
James
Billy
McMahon
Mixon
#3
Strong Safety
#16
Wide Receiver
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music and focus on what I have to do to be
During pre-game I like to: Focus on football and then when game time gets
successful
close I like to get excited
Favorite TV show: The Regular Show
Favorite TV show: The Walking Dead
Favorite musical artist: Imagine
Favorite musical artist: Tim McGraw Sports Hero: Tim Tebow
Dragons
Nobody knows I can: Run for a long
Sports hero: Lebron James
period of time
Nobody knows I can: Cook
One thing I can’t live without: Football
One thing I can’t live without: My
The college I want to attend:
mom
University of Florida or Rose-Hulman
The college I want to attend: Texas
Institute of Technology
A&M
I came to Bishop Lynch because: I
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
like the football program and I felt at
I wanted to play football for the Friars
home here
John
Jack
Molina
Peabody
#60
#5
Offensive Line
During pre-game I like to: Relax and listen to music Favorite TV show: Vikings and/or Top Gear Favorite musical artist: Mumford & Sons or Led Zeppelin Sports hero: DeMarcus Ware Nobody knows I can: Juggle One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend:
Strong Safety
During pre-game I like to: Pray and listen to music Favorite TV show: Friday Night Lights Favorite musical artist: Luke Bryan Sports hero: Eli Manning Nobody knows I can: Walk on my hands One thing I can’t live without: My phone The college I want to attend: Notre Dame
University of North Texas
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
My parents transferred from Tennessee
My uncle came here and I love the
and I found the school that fit my
traditions
personality best
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Arnie
Matthew
Perez
Phoenix
#23
#75
Offensive Line/Defensive Tackle
During pre-game I like to: Talk to friends, talk plays with my teammates Favorite TV show: Top Gear
Wide Receiver
During Pre-game I like to: Listen to music
Favorite musical artist: Alan Jackson
Favorite TV show: Walking Dead
Sports hero:
Favorite musical artist: My Chemical
DeMarcus Ware
Romance
One thing I can’t live
Sports hero: Wes Welker
without: My cell phone The college I want
Nobody knows I can: Do a standing
to attend: Southern
back-flip and multiple front-flips
Methodist University
One thing I can’t live without: Music
I came to Bishop Lynch
The college I want to attend: Texas
because: Of friends I
A&M
had at BL already, friends
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
who were going here and
Of the great academics and athletic
football
programs
Barrett
Gilberto
Renner
Rodriguez
#2
#78
Quarterback During pre-game I like to: Listen to
During pre-game I like to: Listen
music and go over plays in my head
to music
Favorite TV show: Prison Break Favorite musical artist: Dustin Lynch Sports hero: Michael Jordan
Favorite musical artist: Too many to list Sports hero: Javier Hernandez Nobody knows I can: Speak fluent
One thing I can’t live without: Music
Spanish
I came to Bishop Lynch because: I went to St. Pius X and I liked the private school atmosphere
Offensive Line
Favorite TV show: Breaking Bad
Nobody knows I can: Play guitar
The college I want to attend: TCU
One thing I can’t live without: My family The college I want to attend: University of Texas at Austin or Arlington I came to Bishop Lynch because: I thought it was a good school that would prepare me well for college
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Nick
Zach
Savala
Offensive Line Assistant Captain
Schlumpf #18
#55
During pre-game I like to: Listen to
Free Safety
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: Duck Dynasty Favorite musical artist: Randy Rogers Band Sports hero: Drew Brees Nobody knows I can: Play five different positions One thing I can’t live without: The double cheeseburger The college I want to attend: Tarleton State I came to Bishop Lynch because: Mrs. Noonan is my neighbor and told my parents about it
music and relax Favorite TV show: NFL Total Access Favorite musical artist: Wiz Khalifa Sports hero: Cristiano Ronaldo Nobody knows I can: Juggle a soccer ball One thing I can’t live without: My family The college I want to attend: Undecided I came to Bishop Lynch because: The education and the football program
Jared
Silva Linebacker
Michael
Vehslage
#34
#10
Defensive End
During pre-game I like to: Listen to
During pre-game I like to: Eat several
music
pouches of fruit snacks
Favorite TV show: Fast n’ Loud
Favorite TV show: Monk
Favorite musical artist: Zedd & Jason
Favorite musical artist: Flula
Aldean
Sports hero: Michael Irvin
Sports hero: Bo Jackson
Nobody knows I can: Speak French
Nobody knows I can: Build random
One thing I can’t live without:
stuff out of random things
Ice cream
One thing I can’t live without: A gym
The college I want to attend:
The college I want to attend:
Brown University
University of Arkansas
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
I came to Bishop Lynch because: My
I was accepted and really wanted to
grandpa went to Bishop Lynch
come here
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Ben
John
Veler
Wrenn
#52
Special Teams During pre-game I like to: Take a nap and dream about winning, then wake up to live the deja vu
#24
Strong Safety
During pre-game I like to: Listen to AC/DC Favorite TV show:
Favorite TV show: Crocodile Hunter
Friday Night Lights Favorite musical artist:
Favorite musical artist: Darius Rucker
Kenny Chesney
Sports hero: Toshihiko Koga
Sports hero: Troy Aikman
Nobody knows I can: Fly a plane
Nobody knows I can: Juggle
One thing I can’t live without: My family
My friends
One thing I can’t live without: The college I want to attend:
The college I want to attend: West Point
Louisiana Tech
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
I came to Bishop Lynch because:
I was given a great opportunity to attend
For the opportunity to play football and lift weights
Bishop Lynch and I took it!!
Eli
Zablosky
#72
Offensive Line
During pre-game I like to: Unwind by listening to smooth jazz Favorite TV show: Duck Dynasty Favorite musical artist: Drake Sports hero: Plaxico Burress Nobody knows I can: Hacky Sack One thing I can’t live without: My regal beagle, Max The college I want to attend: Undecided I came to Bishop Lynch because: I could hear the football games from my house as a child
Football
2013 - 2014
Varsity Underclassmen
#7 Tristan Smith
#12 Joseph Gannon
#17 Nick Martinez #20 David Rochester
#26 Anthony Andrade #27 Kalehb Doucet
#29 Drayton Delaney
#31 Jonas Wassel
#36 Omar Habib
#28 Alex Lara
#32 Titus Beacham
#40 Michael Howell
#22 Rawleigh Williams III - A
Football
2013 - 2014
Varsity Underclassmen
#42 Gabe Brace
#47 Andy Gober
#51 Jacob Packard
#52 Jake Sikorski
#63 Josh Aguilar
#62 Andrew Kelly
#71 Rod Smith
#80 Sam Beasley
#84 Alex Gober
#87 Asa Perez
#99 Manny Selvera
#61 Robbie Meara
Football
Ben
Dasch
Varsity Head Coach Assistant AD - Operations
Years at Bishop Lynch: 9 years High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 1995 College Attended: THE University of Alabama, Roll Tide What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Fearless What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Seinfeld Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Doc What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Batman What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Kill. Me. Now. What is your favorite high school memory? The sense of accomplishment in four years completed What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It makes me very proud to know that I am representing my school as an alum and a coach. This is a special year on campus and I hope everyone will soak it all in. I love being a Friar! Ben Dasch is beginning his tenth year at Bishop Lynch High School. In addition to his Head Coaching duties, Coach Dasch is beginning his fifth year as Assistant Athletic Director in charge of Athletic Operations. Coach Dasch graduated from Bishop Lynch in 1995 and attended the University of Alabama. After graduating from Alabama, Ben began his coaching career at Tuscaloosa Academy in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He spent one year as the Defensive Coordinator and became Head Football Coach at Tuscaloosa Academy in 2001, taking the Knights to the Alabama state playoffs in his first full season. Ben returned to Bishop Lynch in 2004 as Head Strength & Conditioning Coach and Special Teams Coordinator. He was elevated to Defensive Coordinator in 2006 and has served in that role as either full or Co-Coordinator status since. Ben has coached Defensive Backs since returning to campus in 2004 and has 14 years of experience coaching safeties and cornerbacks. He has the distinction of being only the second Alumnus to be named as Head Football Coach at Bishop Lynch High School.
Stephen
Rumsey
Offensive Coordinator
Years at Bishop Lynch: 6 years High School Attended: Carrollton Creekview College Attended: The University of Texas at Austin – BS and UT Arlington – MA What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Unyielding What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Entourage Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Bashful What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? My Mom sent me to the Church Halloween party dressed up as Satan. Pitchfork, tail, horns, cape, everything What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? %@*(#&$(!&*#(^~!)(@)~!&#(~@#*&*#!!! What is your favorite high school memory? Going undefeated in powder puff as head coach. I like to think of it as a foreshadowing of things to come. What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It is an honor and a privilege to be part of a program that has such rich history. The coaching staffs and players before us built a legacy, and now it is our responsibility as coaches to do what is necessary to ensure BL remains a school to be respected. I can only hope to make my predecessors proud of what we accomplish in our 50th year of competition. Coach Stephen Rumsey is in his sixth year of coaching at Bishop Lynch, serving as the offensive coordinator for the Varsity and JV teams. Coach Rumsey is a 2003 graduate of Carrollton Creekview High School, and 2007 graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. Upon graduation in 2007, Coach Rumsey came back to Dallas and joined the Bishop Lynch coaching staff while he attended grad school at UT Arlington. Stephen began his Bishop Lynch career coaching the freshman offensive line and within five years, he was promoted to offensive coordinator. In addition to his football coaching duties, Coach Rumsey also coaches baseball and teaches World Geography and World History. He and his lovely wife Leah have been married for two years are expecting their first child in January. Coach Rumsey is grateful for the opportunity Bishop Lynch has given him to coach and teach an outstanding group of students and be a part of a great Catholic community.
2013 - 2014
Football
2013 - 2014
Terry
Laprade
Junior Varsity Head Coach Co-Defensive Coordinator
Years at Bishop Lynch: 7 years High School Attended: Irving High School College Attended: Stephen F. Austin What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Menacing What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Family Ties or The Cosby Show Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Happy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Frankenstein What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Thank you Lord for this day What is your favorite high school memory? All my friends What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? I’m just blessed to be a part of the tradition Coach Terry La Prade begins his eighth year at Bishop Lynch. Originally from Irving, he has been teaching and coaching in public/private schools for 22 years. He has been a head coach in basketball and has playoff coaching experience as an assistant in football and basketball. He has been blessed to coach/teach many quality players and students over his 22 years. This year, Coach LaPrade will teach Statistics, AP Statistics and College Math while coaching football. Coach LaPrade received his B.S. from Stephen F. Austin in 1990 and his Masters in Math from SFA in 2005. He has been married to his wife, Cynthia, for 17 years and has three stepchildren.
Eric
Hill
Co-Defensive Coordinator
Years at Bishop Lynch: 2 years High School Attended: Manor High School College Attended: St. Edward’s University / The University of Texas at Arlington What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Service What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Will and Grace Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Bashful!!! What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Ron Washington (Rangers Manager) What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Thank God I get to see another day, immediately followed by the words … “Where’s my hammer!” What is your favorite high school memory? Making the Varsity Basketball Team as a freshman What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It’s an honor to be connected in some small way to the 50th Anniversary as a coach at Lynch. This honor means that my name will forever be tied to Bishop Lynch and its legacy as we celebrate the first 50 years. It’s also a special honor to be in the presence of those past and present who have set the standard for a wonderful, traditionally rich educational and athletic institution. I look forward to being a part of Bishop Lynch as we embark on the next 50 years! Originally from Manor, TX, Coach Hill entered the Marine Corps out of high school. Upon completion of his military service Coach Hill attended St. Edwards University and The University of Texas at Arlington. Coach Hill has been coaching for 16 years. He has coached in the Austin Independent School District and the Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent school district. Coach Hill served as Defensive Coordinator and Head Track and Field Coach at Ranchview High school before moving on to Defensive Coordinator at R.L. Turner High School. This will be Coach Hill’s second year coaching at Bishop Lynch High School. Coach Hill is married to Maria Butler and has 3 children, Quentin, Zachary and Kacee.
Football
2013 - 2014
Kenny
Barnes
Associate Head Coach Defensive Tackles
Years at Bishop Lynch: 3 years College Attended: West Texas State University What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Cheers Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Happy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? A lion since that is what my twoyear-old grandson was last Halloween What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Good Morning God What is your favorite high school memory? ALL - I loved high school What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? I feel very blessed and humbled Kenny Barnes begins his third year coaching at Bishop Lynch. In addition to his duties as the Defensive Line coach, Coach Barnes will be the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach and the Head Power Lifting Coach. This fall will mark Coach Barnes’s 41st year coaching Texas High School athletes. Coach Barnes received his Undergraduate Degree in 1973 and his Masters in 1979, both from West Texas State Univeristy. Kenny and his lovely wife, Gail, have been married for 37 year and have three children, Kena and her husband Travie Robertson, Brett and his wife Natalie and Cale. In addition Brett and Natalie are parents to Coach Barnes next defensive lineman, grandson Drew.
Paul
DiBiase
Freshman Head Coach Years at Bishop Lynch: 5 years Wide Recievers High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 1986
College Attended: Stephen F. Austin State University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Steadfast What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Cheers Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Doc What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? I always was a solider. Camo, uniforms, face paint, whatever it took. What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Two more minutes, I just need two more minutes..... What is your favorite high school memory? Senior year and the build up to graduation was great. There were so many good times with good friends picking one seems unfair to the others. What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It’s a great feeling to be involved in such a iconic event in the history of BL. As a BL graduate, I am very proud to be one of the coaches to represent the Friars during this anniversary year and I am amazed at our growth and academic excellence as a school. Paul DiBiase is in his fifth year at BL, coaching in 1994 and 1995 and then returning in 2011. He worked on the staff winning back to back State Championships before leaving to serve as the Head Coach at Tyler Street Christian Academy for three seasons. Paul was also the Offensive Coordinator at Bishop Dunne High School during the 1998-99 season. Paul is currently the Freshman Head Coach and the Varsity Wide Receivers Coach. He is a 1986 Bishop Lynch graduate and attended Stephen F. Austin State University. Paul has also served our country, as a member of the United State Marine Corps. Paul is married to Denise Valles DiBiase (Bishop Lynch Class of 1987) who is currently a Bishop Lynch Faculty member in the English Department. They are the proud parents of three wonderful children.
Football
2013 - 2014
John
Dodson
Quarterbacks
Years at Bishop Lynch: First year High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 2009 College Attended: Briar Cliff University & University of North Texas What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Tradition What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Fresh Prince of Bel-Air or Big Bang Theory Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Sleepy! I’m always down for a nap! What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? The Banana suit is always a classic! What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Usually that it’s too early to wake up What is your favorite high school memory? Spending time with teammates for football and baseball. Also being a part of the Spring Musicals. What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? I am lucky! I didn’t realize how big the anniversary really was until we started football in July. Once I heard how special the moment was I took it to heart and began to soak in how much it means, especially being a former friar. I have taken a new approach to coaching knowing this is an exciting time for the Bishop Lynch community. I’m blessed to be included in this time at BL. It is an event that should not be missed if you are an alumni. I look forward to each day and the excitement that’s surrounding the school.
John Dodson returns to Bishop Lynch in his first year as a coach. Coach Dodson is a 2009 Graduate of BL. After high school, he attended Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, IA where he played quarterback. He transferred to the Univerversity of North Texas and continued his playing career for an additional three years before graduating in 2013. Coach Dodson and his brother have both had the pleasure of being part of the Friar Nation, and John hopes to be part of the continued legacy of excellence that is Friar Football.
Brandon
Moats
Runningbacks
Years at Bishop Lynch: 2 years High School Attended: F.D. Roosevelt College Attended: Texas A&M Commerce What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Awesome What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Anything with Michael Weston Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Bashful What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? A ghost What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Ain’t this a good morning to play ball! What is your favorite high school memory? Every Monday was “tell a joke day” fun times!!
Coach Moats will be beginning his third year at Bishop Lynch High School with the football program. This year he will be working with the Running Backs and doing additional duties as the Freshman Offensive Coordinator. He attended Texas A&M Commerce graduating in ‘03. He completed his course work and graduated from the National Personal Training Institute in ‘07. When he is not coaching at BL, Coach Moats works with the Cooper Aerobic Center Youth department. Brandon credits much of his success to the three lovely women in his life: his mother Carlos, his sister Karla and his daughter Caitlin.
Football
2013 - 2014
John
Searson
Offensive Line
Years at Bishop Lynch: First year High School Attended: Grapevine High School College Attended: Tarleton State University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Dedicated What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Gilligan’s Island Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? HAPPY What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? I have a ton to do today! What is your favorite high school memory? Making the Football playoffs What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It is a unique year that I am honored to be part of! John Searson joins Bishop Lynch for the 2013-2014 year. He comes from the Public Education sector and this year begins his 16th year as an educator. He has coached the Offensive line for his entire coaching career, with a bit of Defensive line thrown in for good measure. In addition he has served as a Run game coordinator, Special Teams Coodinator and Assistant Head Coach at various schools. Coach Searson will also serve as the assistant Power Lifting coach, as his background includes coaching both Girls and Boys and starting Power Lifting programs at two schools. If that weren’t enough to keep anyone busy, Coach Searson will also serve BL Athletes as an assistant Track Coach working with the shot-put and discus athletes. Coach Searson has been a very successful coach throughout the years, coaching kids into State Play-off games, and Regional and State competitions, he hopes to continue his winning ways with the athletes at BL. John, in addition to his coaching duties, will be part of the BL Faculty as a member of the Social Studies department. John and his lovely wife of 21 years, Rachel, have two wonderful children, Tad, BL class of 2017 and Reagan who will be in third grade at St. Thomas Aquinas.
Israel MBANABARAGU Linebackers
Years at Bishop Lynch: 1st year High School Attended: In Nigeria College Attended: University of Southern California What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Blackboard What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Fringe What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Batman What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Depends on the day What is your favorite high school memory? Hitting the tying run and scoring the winning run for our team to win the HS National Cricket Championship in Nigeria. What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It is an opportunity to inspire, share, and build upon the winning traditions and legacy of Friar Football.
Coach Israel I. Mbanabaragu is entering his first year at Bishop Lynch and has been appointed as the Sports Information Director for all of the Friar Athletic programs. Coach I. graduated from the University of Southern California, where he played football and earned honors in the Pac-10 as a Linebacker/Defensive End and Captain of the Trojan team that won the 1996 Rose Bowl Championship. He is also a former NFL player. Coach I. has been coaching and training multi-sport athletes for over 13 years, his experience includes serving as the Head Coach for Soccer, Track & Field, and Football for 9 years at Desert Christian High School, including a team that he led to the football state championship. His experience also includes working as a Southern California FCA regional director. Coach I. and his wife, Amber, have been married for 17 years, and they have 4 beautiful daughters, Shalom, Areli, Mya and Aamirah.
2013 - 2014
Jared
Football
Head
Safeties
Years at Bishop Lynch: 4th year High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High Schoo - Class of 2008 College Attended: Southern Methodist University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Pride What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Happy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Batman What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? You’ve got to be kidding me…. What is your favorite high school memory? Senior year against Jesuit, I had a 99 yard interception for a touchdown. What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? Having gone to Bishop Lynch as a student and now coming back to coach this year, it is simply special to be a part of. Without Fenwick beginning our school 50 years ago, I don’t know where I would have gone to high school. I feel very blessed and am very excited to be a part of something as spectacular as this. Coach Jared Head is entering his fourth year as a coach at Bishop Lynch. Coach Head began his coaching career in 2008 after graduating high school from Bishop Lynch. He stayed on the Friar coaching staff for three seasons until he returned full-time to finish his degree at Southern Methodist University. While at SMU, Coach Head held an athletic trainer position with the football team for two years. He graduated in December of 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and a minor in Education. He returns this year in his fourth year at BL to coach the low safeties for the Varsity team. Along with his coaching duties, Coach Head is currently the P.E. instructor at St. Pius X School in Dallas.
Rawleigh
Williams
Freshman Defensive Coordinator Years at Bishop Lynch: 3 years High School Attended: Dallas Thomas Jefferson College Attended: Austin College What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Team What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Sanford & Son Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Sleepy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? He-Man What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? One more hour ...... What is your favorite high school memory? Getting a football scholarship What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It’s an honor to be part of a very special moment in time that will be remembered for a long time. Coach Williams has coached high school football, powerlifting and track for four years in Dallas and Garland. He left full-time coaching to pursue a career in law enforcement, and is currently a detective for the Dallas Police Department. In addition to his DPD responsibilities, Coach Williams has coached both of his sons. The 2013 season marks Coach William’s third year with Bishop Lynch High School.
Football
David
Garcia
Strength and Conditioning Cornerbacks
Years at Bishop Lynch: 3 years High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 2011 College Attended: University of North Texas, Mean Green! What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Persevering What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Modern Family Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY! What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Ninja ... 4 years consecutively What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? It’s a Great Day to be a Friar! What is your favorite high school memory? Having the game changing play by intercepting a pass from Houston St. Pius X and BEATING them at their place 22-21 as time expired (with a field goal kick) to propel us to the State Semi-Finals! What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? It means greatly knowing I will be part of history in the making and I’ll be dedicating it to Coach P, because without him I wouldn’t be here.
Coach David Garcia is returning to BL for his third season on the Friar Coaching Staff. A BL graduate from the class of 2011 and former Varsity Captain, Coach Garcia knows his way around the gridiron. He is currently studying Kinesiology with a minor in Spanish at the University of North Texas (UNT). This year he will focus his time coaching the Cornerbacks/High Safeties and also Strength and Conditioning for the team.
John
Alexander
Freshman Special Teams Quality Control Years at Bishop Lynch: First year High School Attended: Waukee High School (Waukee, Iowa) College Attended: I attended the University of Nebraska for 2 years before deciding to move to Dallas, TX to pursue a coaching career and I’m currently at Collin College in Plano What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Special What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Parks and Rec Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Happy What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Kurt Warner Rams full uniform (He was born and raised Iowan) What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? What do I need to do today? What is your favorite high school memory? Being a part of an awesome student section for home and away basketball games. What does it mean to you to be a coach during BL’s 50th Anniversary? It’s very special, I’m humbled to have the opportunity to be a part of something so meaningful to so many people.
2013 - 2014
2013 - 2014
Anthony
Lopez
Freshman Defensive Quality Control
Years at Bishop Lynch: First year High School Attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 2009 College Attended: Texas Tech University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Honorable. Try to name a school with better class. What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Scrubs. If you haven’t watched it, Netflix it. Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? I don’t really remember the movie, but we’ll go with Grumpy. What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? It has to be the whoopee cushion costume I wore every year in college What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? Sorry bed but I’m leaving you. It’s not you, it’s me. What is your favorite high school memory? It has to be the senior football season, it was quite the ride. What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? Having a dad (’81) and two brothers (’01 and ’03) who graduated from here, I feel like we as a family have invested a lot in this school and to witness this anniversary come to fruition is pretty special. To be able to coach during this milestone season is nothing less than an honor. A 2009 graduate of Bishop Lynch High School and a 2013 graduate of Texas Tech University, Coach Lopez returns to the football program for the first year of his coaching career. He will be coaching the Freshman Defensive Line and will be a Defensive Assistant for the Varsity.
Meredith
Swayne
Head Athletic Trainer
Years at Bishop Lynch: 3 years High School Attended: Arlington Lamar College Attended: Texas A&M University What’s one word to describe the Bishop Lynch Friar? Intimidating What sitcom cast (past or present) would you most want to be a member of? Friends Which one of Snow White’s 7 dwarfs describes you best? Sneezy (Have you not heard me sneeze??) What was your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Davey Crocket What is the first thing you think of when your alarm clock goes off in the morning? It’s not safe for publication! What is your favorite high school memory? Going to Disney World as a junior What does it mean to you to be a coach during Bishop Lynch’s 50th Anniversary? What a unique experience!!
Orignally from Arlington, Head Athletic Trainer Meredith Swayne entered the world of athletic training as a student athletic trainer for the Lamar Vikings football team. After graduating from Lamar High School, she experienced college athletics at Texas A&M University as an athletic training student for volleyball, women’s swimming, track and field and football. After graduating with a degree in Kinesiology, she was hired as an athletic trainer at Klein High School in Klein. Ms. Swayne then gained valuable experience as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Stephenville High School in Stephenville, TX from 2005-2010. While at Stephenville, she was part of a two-member staff that oversaw injury prevention, rehabilitation and evaluation of all high school and junior high athletes. A chance to develop the athletic training program and work alongside talented coaches and students brought Ms. Swayne to Bishop Lynch in 2010. She now teaches Sports Medicine I in addition to being on-site for any BL athletic practice and event. Ms. Swayne was actively involved with the education of a staff of 8-10 athletic training student aides. After much hard work, she graduated with her MEd in December in 2011. In her free time, Ms. Swayne enjoys following baseball, watching movies, exploring Dallas, spending time with family, and outdoor activities.
Football
Football
2013 - 2014
Athletic Trainers #41
Athletic Trainers Coach Meredith Swayne Katie Cortez Elisabeth Cowen Brooke Jones Fernanda Martinez Velia Murillo Pictured above left to right
#75
Football
2013 - 2014
Senior Friars
Elisabeth
Brooke
Cowan
Jones
Athletic Training Student Trainer
During pre-game I like to: Chat with people Favorite TV show: SpongeBob, Duck Dynasty, Psych Favorite musical artist: Luke Bryan, STYX, Foreigner Sports hero: Dale Earnhardt Jr., C J Wilson, Dirk Nowitzki Nobody knows I can: Fish One thing I can’t live without: Family, music and my dog Matilda The college I want to attend: Undecided but considering: UNT, A&M at Commerce and UT-Tyler I came to Bishop Lynch because: Academic reputation and Family tradition, my Uncle Kenny attended BL (Class of 1967)
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: Grey’s Anatomy Favorite musical artist: Justin Timberlake One thing I can’t live without: Family, music and my dog Matilda The college I want to attend: Ithaca College I came to Bishop Lynch because: I liked the environment and how commassionate the teachers were
Fernanda
Velia
Martinez
Athletic Training Student Trainer
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: CSI Favorite musical artist: N*SYNC One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: St. Edward’s University I came to Bishop Lynch because: The community was very welcoming and nice
Athletic Training Student Trainer
Murillo
Athletic Training Student Trainer
During pre-game I like to: I like to talk to my friends Favorite TV show: Bones and Pretty Little Liars Favorite musical artist: Demi Lovato Sports hero: Giovani Dos Santos Nobody knows I can: Bend my fingers a weird way One thing I can’t live without: My family The college I want to attend: St. Edwards I came to Bishop Lynch because: I wanted a place I could call home everyday
Football
2013 - 2014
Football Managers
Josef
Kundl
Football Managerial Staff Head Field Manager
During pre-game I like to: Listen to music and make sure I have everything ready to go before the game starts Favorite TV show: America’s Got Talent Favorite musical artist: Queen Sports hero: Dirk Nowitzki Nobody knows I can: Do Martial Arts One thing I can’t live without: Family and Friends, I consider them the same The college I want to attend: University of Southern Mississippi I came to Bishop Lynch because: My dad went here and my old science teacher at St. Joseph’s, Mrs. Feil, suggested it too because of the Bishop Lynch Community
Football Managers: Jasmine Ruvalcalba Aaron Lara Josef Kundl Tabitha Vital Pictured above with Coach Terry LaPrade
Statistics & History
BISHOP LYNCH BASEBALL SEASON RECORDS Year Wins Losses Notes 1990 15 8 Regional Champions, State Runner-Up 1991 13 10 Regional Champions, Final Four 1992 20 8 Regional Champions, Final Four 1993 15 6 Co-District Champions 1994 15 12 Bi-District Champions 1995 10 12 Playoffs 1996 17 15 Playoffs 1997 1998 1999 2000 17 15 Regional Champions 2001 14 13 2002 25 9 District Champions, Regional Champions, State Champions 2003 24 8 District Champions 2004 25 12 District Champions, Regional Champions, Final Four 2005 14 14 Playoffs 2006 6 20 Playoffs 2007 18 13 Bi-District Champions, Regional Champions, Final Four 2008 23 7 2009 26 7 District Champions, Regional Champions, State Runner-Up 2010 12 18 Playoffs 2011 20 18 Bi-District Champions, Regional Champions, State Runner-Up 2012 15 14 Playoffs 2013 16 16-1 Regional Finalist
COLLEGIATE PLAYERS Luke Stephens 2013 Baylor University Jacob Foitek 2013 McMurry University Lucas Wearden 2013 Clarendon University Curtis Brown 2013 Angelo State University Hayden Bowring 2013 University of St. Thomas Andy Alig 2012 Trinity University Aaron Barteau 2012 U. of Mary Hardin Baylor Josh Coughonnower 2011 Austin College Andrew Gutierruz 2011 Cedar Valley Preston Beck 2009 UT Arlington John Gebhard 2009 Ouachita Baptist Josh Howard 2009 College of Holy Cross Travis Martin 2009 UT Tyler John Michael Twitchell 2009 University of New Mexico Kirkland Berend 2006 Cisco Junior College Benjamin Baker 2005 Oral Roberts College Jordan Knight 2005 Weatherford Lee Owen 2005 TCU Even Gattis 2004 Texas A&M Michael Gebhard 2004 Benedictine College Nick Halovanic 2004 Oral Roberts College Ryan Hood 2004 Odessa College Adam Anderly 1998 Northwood University Russell Lewis 1996 Northwood University Jason Nester 1992 Dallas Baptist University Todd Lane 1991 Northwood University Mike Regan 1988 Baylor University Joey Terrelli 1987 Northwood University Chicago Cubs Sean Quevedo 1987 UT Arlington Jim Nuemann 1986 Texas A&M Clayton Nester 1984 Dallas Baptist University
INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS 2012-2013 1st Team All District: Ryan Choate, Jacob Foitek, Jevin Johnson, 2nd Team All District: Lucas WEarden, Luke Stephens, Hayden Bowing, Honorable Metnion District: Curtis Brown, Josh Aguilar, 2nd Team All State: Ryan Choate, Jacob Foitek 2011-2012 1st Team All District: Andy Alig, Lucas Wearden, Jacob Foitek, 2nd Team All District: Luke Stephens, 1st Team All State: Andy Alig, 2nd Team All State: Lucas Wearden, Honorable Mention All State: Jacob Foitek 2010-2011 1st Team All-State: Mark Tomasovic; Honorable Mention All-State: Andy Alig, Jacob Foitck; Academic All-State: Andy Alig, Mark Tomasovic; 1st Team All-District: Mark Tomasovic, Andy Alig, Nick Robinson, Lucas WEarden, Jacob Foitek; 2nd Team All-District: Cole Rolle, Andy Wearden, Josh Coughennower; Honorable Mention All-District Luke Stephens, Andrew Gutierrez; Mark Tomasovic - District Defensive Player of the Year; Jacob Foitek - District Newcomer of the Year 2009-2010 Mark Tomasovic - Honorable Mention All-State 2008-2009 Preston Beck - 1st Team All-State; John Twichell - 1st All-State; Josh Hauser - 2nd Team All-State; T.J. Martin - Honorable Mention All-State 2007-2008 Preston Beck - 1st Team All-State; John Twichell - 1st Team All-State; Jordan Hebert-2nd Team All-State; John Gebhard - Honorable Mention All-State 2006-2007 Jordan Hebert - 1st Team All-State; Alex Mannari - Honorable Mention All-State; Travis Upham - Honorable Mention All-State 2005-2006 Chris Schaar - 1st Team All-State; John Whitney - Honorable Mention All-State; Kirk Berend - Honorable Mention All-State 2004-2005 Ben Baker - 1st Team All-State; Jordan Knight - 1st Team All-State; Chris Schaar - Honorable Mention All-State 2003-2004 Evan Gattis - 1st Team All-State; Nick Halovanic - 1st Team All-State; Ben Baker - 1st Team All-State; Chris Schaar - Honorable Mention All-State 2002-2003 Kelly Minissale - 1st Team All-State; Evan Gattis - 1st Team All-State; Nick Halovanic - 1st Team All-State; Graham Martin - 2nd Team All-State 2001-2002 Brian Sullivan - 1st Team All-State; Nick Halovanic - 1st Team All-State; Cullen Schaar - 1st Team All-State; Jacob Herbert - 1st Team All-State; Robert Crump - 1st Team All-State; Michael Gebhard - Honorable Mention All-State 2000-2001 Joe Snapka - 2nd Team All-State 1999-2000 Jay Herbst - 2nd Team All-State; Andrew Densmore - 2nd Team All-State; Brian Sullivan - 2nd Team All-State 1996-1997 Eric Smith - 1st Team All-State 1995-1996 Russell Lewis 1st Team All-State 1989-1990 Jason Nester - 1st Team All-State; Steven Gilmore - 1st Team All-State; K.B. Belter - 1st Team All-State 1988-1989 K.B. Belter - 1st Team All-State; Everett Fields - 1st Team All-State; Kevin Reeves - 1st Team All-State 1987-1988 Mike Ragan - 1st Team All-State 1981-1982 Mark Adamik - 1st Team All-State; Charlie Boucher - 1st Team All-State; Shaun Daly - 1st Team All-State; Robert Janik - 1st Team All-State; Larry Juricek - 1st Team All-State; George Monigner - 1st Team All-State; Bert Parham - 1st Team All-State
BISHOP LYNCH BASEBALL At Bats Jeremy Hebert - ’94 118 Cullen Schaar - ’02 116 Ben Baker - ’04 114 Chris Schaar - ’04 112 Evan Gattis - ’04 111 Ryan Hood - ’04 110 Russell Lewis - ’96 104 Josh Coughennower - ’11 103 Eric Smith - ’96 103 John Gebhard - ’09 98 Mark Tomasovic - ’11 97 Brandtley Adams - ’09 96 John Gebhard - ’07 95 TJ Martin - ’09 95 Nick Robinson - ’11 90 Paul Brand - ’92 87 Andy Wearden - ’11 87 Jacob Foitek - ’13 87 Triples Russell Lewis - ’96 Preston Beck - ’09 Kelly Minissale - ’03 Paul Brand - ’92 Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Spencer Jones - ’94 Russell Lewis - ’94 Mike Ragan - ’88
6 6 5 4 4 4 4 4
John Michael Twichell - ’07 4
Carey Campbell - ’92 3 Chris Mangelsdorf - ’92 3 Mark Tomasovic - ’11 3 Jacob Foitek - ’13 3 Luke Stephens - ’13 3
Stolen Bases Mike Reagan - ’88 50 Spencer Jones - ’94 38 Kelly Minissale - ’03 29 Richie Hanley - ’90 28 Cullen Schaar - ’02 26 Mike Ragan - ’87 25 Spencer Jones - ’95 24 Todd Lane - ’91 21 Steve Gilmore - ’90 20 Mike Ragan - ’86 19 Josh Coughennower - ’11 18 John Gebhard - ’09 18 John Gebhard - ’08 17 Innings Pitched Paul Brand - ’92 Andy Alig - ’11 Matt Mendenhall - ’07 Nick Halovanic - ’02 Graham Wheeler - ’00 Nick Halovanic - ’04 Blake Fulton - ’93 Jason Zaragoza - ’96 Jordan Knight - ’05 Travis Nolen - ’95 Blake Fulton - ’94
83 70 68.1 68 65 64.1 63 58.1 57.2 56.2 56.1
Hits Jeremy Hebert - ’96 Russell Lewis - ’96 Preston Beck - ’09 Evan Gattis - ’04 Kelly Minissale - ’03 Clayton Nester - ’84 Ben Baker - ’04
55 50 46 45 44 44 43
Hits con’t Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Ben Baker - ’05 TJ Martin - ’09 Mark Tomasovic - ’11 Cullen Schaar - ’02 Eric Smith - ’96
42 42 42 42 41 40
Homeruns
John Michael Twichell - ’09 9
Preston Beck - ‘09 8 Russell Lewis -’96 8 Josh Hauser - ’09 7 Mike Ragan - ’88 7 Chris Schaar - ’05 6 Chris Schaar - ’06 5 Evan Gattis - ’04 5 Evan Gattis - ’03 5 Jeremy Hebert - ’96 5 K.B. Belter - ’90 5 Clayton Nester - ’84 5 John Michael Twichell -’07-08 5 Luke Stephens - ’13 5 Walks Spencer Jones - ’96 Mike Joyce - ’02 Mike Ragan - ’88
29 28 28 John Michael Twichell - ’07 27 Jason Nester - ’92 25 Spencer Jones - ’95 24 Cullen Schaar - ’03 24 Jake Hebert - ’00 23 Mike Ragan - ’87 22 Joe Snapka - ’00 22 Travis Upham - ’07 22 ERA John Dodson - ’09 Chris Snapka - ’04 Eric Smith - ’96 Paul Brand - ’92 Nick Halovanic - ’02 Kelly Minissale - ’03 Graham Martin - ’03 Michael Gebhard - ’02 Jason Nester - ’90 Jay Sterling - ’09 John Michael Twichell - ’09 Andy Alig - ’11 Josh Hauser - ’09 Jason Nester - ’91 Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Preston Beck - ’09
0.58 0.81 1.15 1.35 1.54 1.55 1.71 1.77 1.78 1.85 1.97 2.10 2.11 2.29 2.3 2.3
Strikeouts Paul Brand - ’92 Nick Halovanic - ’04 Andy Alig - ’11 Josh Hauser - ’09 Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Graham Wheeler - ’00 Blake Fulton - ’93 Jordan Knight - ’05 Preston Beck - ’09 Nick Halovanic - ’02 Jason Nester - ’92 Jacob Foitek - ’13 Paul Brand - ’91 Kevin Johnson - ’13
112 88 86 79 75 74 71 71 66 65 63 63 61 57
Batting Average Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Mike Ragan - ’88 Clayton Nester - ’84 Preston Beck - ’09 Russell Lewis - ’96 Russell Lewis - ‘95 Tony Palomo - ’93 Paul Brand - ’91 Jeremy Hebert - ’96 Evan Gattis - ’03 K.B. Belter - ’90
0.538 0.53 0.52 0.517 0.481 0.476 0.475 0.467 0.466 0.465 0.444
Runs Jeremy Hebert - ’96 Russell Lewis - ’96 Brandtley Adams - ’09 Preston Beck - ’09
53 52 51 45 John Michael Twichell -’08-’09 43 John Gebhard - ’09 40 Cullen Schaar - ’02 40 Chris Schaar - ’04 38 Ben Baker - ’04 37 Mike Ragan - ’88 36 Carey Campbell - ’92 34 Spencer Jones - ’94 34 Kelly Minissale - ’03 34 Jason Nester - ’92 32 On Base % Jason Nester - ’92 Mike Ragan - ’88 Dan O’Connell - ’92 Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Mike Ragan - ’87 Carey Campbell - ’92 Evan Gattis - ’03 Russell Lewis - ’96 Preston Beck - ’09 John Gebhard - ’08 Russell Lewis - ’95 Jay Herbst - ’00
0.804 0.753 0.671 0.656 0.644 0.625 0.617 0.614 0.613 0.598 0.587 0.577
Saves Jordan Hebert - ’07 Jay Sterling - ’09 Andy Alig - ’11 Paul Brand - ’91 Michael Gebhard - ’02 Chris Snapka - ’04-’05 Luke Stephens - ’11 Jason Nester - ’91 Paul Brand - ’92 Jeremy Hebert - ’95 Eric Smith - ’96 Michael Gebhard - ’03 John Dodson - ’09 Josh Hauser - ’09 Jake King - ’09 Lucas Wearden - ’13
4 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Doubles Jeremy Hebert - ’96 Evan Gattis - ’04 Eric Smith - ’96 Jeremy Hebert - ’94 Ben Baker - ’05 Dan O’Connell - ’92 Ben Baker - ’04 TJ Martin - ’09 Jake King - ’09 Russell Lewis - ’96
19 17 15 14 13 13 12 12 12 11
Doubles con’t Preston Beck - ’08 Evan Gattis - ’03 Lucas Wearden - ’11 Chris Schaar - ’05 Lucas Wearden - ’11 RBIs Russell Lewis - ’96 Preston Beck - ’09
John Michael Twichell - ’09
TJ Martin - ’09 Josh Hauser - ’09 Paul Brand - ’92 Evan Gattis - ’04 Preston Beck - ’08 Eric Smith - ’96 Ben Baker - ’05
John Michael Twichell - ’08
Jeremy Hebert - ’96 Mike Joyce - ’02 Mark Tomasovic - ’11 Brian Sullivan - ’02 Ryan Hood - ’04 Adam Anderly - ’96 Dave Stanford - ’92
11 11 11 10 10
53 45 42 42 38 36 36 35 33 32 32 31 31 31 30 29 29 29
Slugging % Preston Beck - ’09 Russell Lewis - ’96
1.000 0.933 John Michael Twichell - ’09 0.907 Jeremy Hebert - ’94 0.859 Josh Hauser - ’09 0.789 Jeremy Hebert - ’96 0.788 Russell Lewis - ’95 0.778 Evan Gattis - ’03 0.767 TJ Martin - ’09 0.716 Evan Gattis - ’04 0.712 Ben Baker - ’05 0.695 Luke Stephens - ’13 0.694 John Michael Twichell - ’07 0.685 Jacob Foitek - ’13 0.667 Mark Tomasovic - ’11 0.660 Carey Campbell - ’92 0.650 Kelly Minissale - ’03 0.648 Wins Nick Halovanic - ’02 12 Paul Brand - ’92 9 Jason Zaragoza - ’96 9 Graham Wheeler - ’00 9 Andy Alig - ’11 8 Kelly Minissale - ’03 8 Jacob Foitek - ’11 7 Blake Fulton - ’93 7 Nick Halovanic - ’04 7 Jordan Knight - ’04 7 Josh Hauser - ’08-’09 7 Jason Nester - ’91-’92 6 Blake Fulton - ’94 6 Jordan Hebert - ’07 6 Matt Mendenhall - ’07 6 Jordan Hebert - ’07 6 Matt Mendenhall - ’07 6 Preston Beck - ’09 6 John Michael Twichell - ’09 6 Jacob Foitek - ’13 6
BISHOP LYNCH MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS COACH SEASONS RECORD Dick Pakan 1965-66 16- 16 Homer Garner 1966-69 55-38 Mike Jenson 1969-70 13-13 Rich Gaffney 1970-73 33-63 Gerry Taliaferro 1973-77 54-65 Jim McCloskey 1977-93 240-238 2 STATE Championships, 3 State Finalists, 1 Regional Championships, 9 District Championships Clark Ealy 1993-96 45-50 1 District Championship Randy Pfundheller 1996-03 116-94 1 STATE Championship, 1 State Finalist, 2 Regional Championships, 4 District Championships Lou Lefevre 2003-04 12-17 Barry Knott 2004-13 179-129 1 District Championship COACH
YEAR
SEASON
DISTRICT
Barry Knott 2012-2013 17-18 4-8 Barry Knott 2011-2012 17-17 2-10 Barry Knott 2010-11 27-10 5-7 Barry Knott 2009-10 26-10 7-7 Barry Knott 2008-09 30-5 13-1 Barry Knott 2007-08 21-16 6-4 Barry Knott 2006-07 13-19 4-6 Barry Knott 2005-06 13-18 4-4 Barry Knott 2004-05 15-16 1-7 Lou Lefevre 2003-04 12-17 5-3 Randy Pfundheller 2002-03 19-14 7-1 Randy Pfundheller 2001-02 18-12 5-1 Randy Pfundheller 2000-01 17-12 4-2 Randy Pfundheller 1999-00 17-12 3-3 Randy Pfundheller 1998-99 16-14 4-2 Randy Pfundheller 1997-98 17-16 5-1 Randy Pfundheller 1996-97 12-14 5-1 Clark Ealy 1995-96 14-15 4-4 Clark Ealy 1994-95 18-17 7-1 Clark Ealy 1993-94 13-18 5-5 Jim McCloskey 1992-93 18-13 8-2 Jim McCloskey 1991-92 15-18 3-1 Jim McCloskey 1990-91 20-13 4-0 Jim McCloskey 1989-90 10-18 2-4 Jim McCloskey 1988-89 11-17 3-3 Jim McCloskey 1987-88 16-14 5-1 Jim McCloskey 1986-87 25-10 5-1 Jim McCloskey 1985-86 11-18 3-3 Jim McCloskey 1984-85 12-16 4-2 Jim McCloskey 1983-84 20-11 7-0 Jim McCloskey 1982-83 14-15 4-4 Jim McCloskey 1981-82 9-18 2-6 Jim McCloskey 1980-81 19-12 6-2 Jim McCloskey 1979-80 17-14 7-1 Jim McCloskey 1978-79 14-16 5-3 Jim McCloskey 1977-78 9-13 3-3 Gerry Taliaferro 1976-77 21-10 2-4 Gerry Taliaferro 1975-76 10-21 1-5 Gerry Taliaferro 1974-75 14-16 2-4 Gerry Taliaferro 1973-74 9-18 2-4 Rich Gaffney 1972-73 13-19 3-3 Rich Gaffney 1971-72 12-21 3-3 Rich Gaffney 1970-71 8-23 0-6 Mike Jenson 1969-70 13-13 5-3 Homer Garner 1968-69 19-13 5-3 Homer Garner 1967-68 20-11 6-2 Homer Garner 1966-67 16-14 3-5
District Champions
District/Regional Champions District/STATE CHAMPIONS State Finalist Regional Champions District Champions/State Finalist District Champions District Champions District Champions District Champions/State Finalist District/Regional Champions District Champions/StateFinalists District/STATE CHAMPIONS District Champions District Champions/State Finalist District Champions District/STATE CHAMPIONS
BISHOP LYNCH MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2002-03 State Finalists 2001-02 STATE CHAMPIONS 2000-01 State Finalists 1999-00 State Finalists 1997-98 State Finalists 1987-88 State Finalists 1986-87 STATE CHAMPIONS 1985-86 State Finalists 1983-84 State Finalists 1979-80 STATE CHAMPIONS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 2012-2013 Drew Bodensteiner, Andrew Grado, and Colton Paradowski – All-District Honorable Mention, Ryan Dooley and Chris Adams – Second Team All-District. Lupe Alba – First Team All-District, Second Team All-State 2011-2012 Sam Spradlin - 2nd Team All-District and Top 10 Finalist for Male Christian Athlete of Year 2010-2011 Tyler James - 1st Team All-State, District Offensive Player of the Year; Dan Carey - 2nd Team All-District 2009-2010 Tyler James - 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Dan Carey - 2nd Team All-District 2008-2009 Connor Masters - 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-District, District Defensive Player of the Year; Brad Benjamin - 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; TJ Martin - Honorable Mention All-State, 1st Team All-District; Kenny Francis - 2nd Team All District; Barry Knott - District Coach of the Year; TABC Large Private School Coach of the Year 2007-2008 Brad Benjamin - 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Nathan Shaw - 2nd Team All-District; Barry Knott - District Coach of the Year 2006-2007 Michael Smith - 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-District, District MVP; Eric Aberg - Honorable Mention All-State, 1st Team All District; Clay Quinn - 2nd Team All-District 2005-2006 Michael Smith - 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District, Clay Quinn - Honorable Mention All-State, 1st Team All-District; Eric Aberg - 1st Team All-District 2004-2005 Bryan Remphrey - 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Thomas Dodson - 2nd Team All-District 2003-2004 Paul Oshogbe - 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Jason Enriquez - Honorable Mention All-State, 1st Team All-District 2002-2003 Kyle May - 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Chris Phillips - 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Zach Munoz - 2nd Team All-District 2001-2002 Mitch Laue - All-State Tournament Team, 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-District, District MVP; Zach Munoz - 1st Team All- State, 1st Team All-District; Kyle May - All-State Tournament Team, 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-District; Chris Phillips Honorable Mention All-State, 1st Team All-District 1998-99 Michael Bratton - All-State, TAPPS All-Star Team, District MVP; Mitch Laue - All-State Second Team; Matt Laue -TAPPS All-Star Team; Shawn Collins - TAPPS All-Star Team 1997-98 Matt Weibring - All-State, All-State Tournament Team, TAPPS All-Star Team District Offensive Player of the Year; Michael Schwitter - All-State, TAPPS All Star Team; Deleon Wollard - TAPPS All-Star Team, District Defensive Player of the Year; Michael Bratton - All-State Tournament Team; Randy Pfundheller - District Coach of the Year 1996-97 Robert Williams - All-State; Tony Raya - All-State 1995-96 Andre Schwitter - All-State, TAPPS All-Star Team 1994-95 Michael Waldron - All-State Second Team 1994-95 Robert Williams - All-State Second Team 1990-91 Todd Lane - All-State; Bill Wisinski - All-State 1989-90 George Gates - All-State; Bill Wisinski - All-State 1986-87 Gilbert Martinez - All-State; Stephen Howard - All-State 1985-86 Matt Urbanus - All-State; Stephen Howard - All-State 1982-83 Chris Plumlee - All-State 1980-81 Gregg Hoffman - All-State; Reginald Stephens - All-State; Greg Groves - All-State; Jim McCloskey - District Coach of the Year 1979-80 Jim McCloskey - District Coach of the Year 1977-78 Jack Neuman - All-State 1976-77 Jack Neuman - All-State 1973-74 Rusty Slicker - All-State
BISHOP LYNCH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR COACH W L STATE STANDING 2011-12 Andy Zihlman 29 11 SECOND 2010-11 Andy Zihlman 22 15 4th in District 2009-10 Andy Zihlman 31 8 CHAMPIONS 2008-09 Andy Zihlman 30 2 CHAMPIONS 2007-08 Andy Zihlman 34 5 CHAMPIONS 2006-07 Andy Zihlman 32 8 CHAMPIONS 2005-06 Andy Zihlman 28 9 CHAMPIONS 2004-05 Andy Zihlman 20 14 CHAMPIONS 2003-04 Andy Zihlman 30 10 CHAMPIONS 2002-03 Andy Zihlman 25 11 CHAMPIONS 2001-02 Andy Zihlman 27 7 CHAMPIONS 2000-01 Andy Zihlman 26 5 FOURTH 1999-00 Andy Zihlman 28 6 CHAMPIONS 1998-99 Andy Zihlman 31 5 CHAMPIONS 1997-98 Andy Zihlman 25 5 CHAMPIONS 1996-97 Andy Zihlman 27 6 CHAMPIONS 1995-96 Andy Zihlman 24 4 CHAMPIONS 1994-95 Andy Zihlman 21 10 CHAMPIONS 1993-94 Andy Zihlman 26 10 CHAMPIONS 1992-93 Andy Zihlman 34 3 CHAMPIONS 1991-92 Andy Zihlman 24 7 CHAMPIONS 1990-91 Andy Zihlman 26 4 CHAMPIONS 1989-90 Andy Zihlman 24 11 CHAMPIONS 1988-89 Andy Zihlman 22 7 CHAMPIONS 1987-88 Andy Zihlman 19 11 THIRD 1986-87 Andy Zihlman 21 9 -----------------1985-86 Andy Zihlman 23 4 CHAMPIONS 1984-85 Andy Zihlman 20 11 THIRD 1983-84 Andy Zihlman 19 11 THIRD 1982-83 Andy Zihlman 26 5 CHAMPIONS 1981-82 Andy Zihlman 36 5 CHAMPIONS 1980-81 Andy Zihlman 20 1 1 SECOND 1979-80 Mike Stevenson THIRD 1978-79 Mike Stevenson 30 5 CHAMPIONS 1977-78 Garry Monty THIRD 1976-77 Joe Sanchez CHAMPIONS 1975-76 Joe Sanchez 26 8 CHAMPIONS 1974-75 Suzanne Gunthrie 1973-74 Suzanne Gunthrie 1972-73 Suzanne Gunthrie 1971-72 Suzanne Gunthrie 12 6 1969-70 Suzanne Gunthrie 1968-69 Suzanne Gunthrie 1967-68 Suzanne Gunthrie 1966-67 Carolyn Teel NATIONAL HONORS 2010-11 Coach Andy Zihlman inducted into Texas Private School Coaches “ Hall of Honor” - 800th Career Win (2/14/11) 2010-11 Alex Green - McDonald’s All-Amercican Nominee 2010-11 Blair Bryce - McDonald’s All-American Nominee 2009-10 Alexa Hardick - McDonald’s All-American Nominee 2008-09 Andy Zihlman - Dallas Morning News Coach of theYear 2007-08 Andy Zihlman - National High School Coach of theYear (WBCA) 2007-08 DelaineTaylor - TABCAssistant Coach of theYear 2006-07 MaryAnn Baker and Jordan Ford - McDonald’s All-American Nominees 1999-00 Brittany Wolfgang - USA Today All-American
1995-96 Jennifer Boniol - All-American 1992-93 Amie Smith - Kodak All-American, Davey O’Brien Nominee 1982-83 Julie Cardinale - All-American 1982-83 Anne Cooke - All-American 1981-82 Julie Cardinale - Catholic All-American
BISHOP LYNCH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL/TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2011-2012 Danyel Bradley, TAPPS 1-5A Defensive Player of the Year, TAPPS 1-5A All District - First Team, TAPPS 5A All State - First Team, TAPPS 5A All State Tournament, TABC All Star, TAPPS All Star, TAPPS All Star Game , TABC All Star Game, BL/Knights of Columbus All Tournament; Leah Wildman, TAPPS 1-5A All District - First Team, TAPPS 5A All State - First Team, TAPPS 5A All State Tournament, TAPPS All Star Game, BL/Knights of Columbus All Tournament; Kaycie Tillman - TAPPS 1-5A Newcomer of the Year, TAPPS 1-5A All District - First Team, TAPPS 1-5A All State - Second Team, TAPPS 5A State All Tournament; Erin Hardick; TAPPS 1-5A All District - Honorable Mention; Julianne Percy TAPPS 1-5A All District - Second Team; Bailey Jiles - TAPPS 1-5A All District - Honorable Mention; Ashley Hearn - TAPPS 1-5A All District Second Team 2010-11 4th in District, 2nd Team All-State: Amber Fleet, Blair Bryce 2009-10 TAPPS 5A State Champions - National Record 27 Overall Titles, TAPPS District 1-5A Champions, BL/KC Tournament Runner-Up, Allen Eagle Tournament - 6th Place; Alexa Hardick - TAPPS 1-5A Offensive Player of the Year, 1st Team All-State, TAPPS State All- Tournament, Dallas Morning News All Area - Third Team, DMNews 3-Point Leader, Knights of Columbus All-Tournament, Dallas Morning News 3rd Team All-State, McDonalds/Nike All-American Nominee, Texas Christian Athlete of the Year Semi-Finalist, TABC All Star, TAPPS All-Star, Broke Bishop Lynch School record for 3-point shooting; Gretchen Gerken - 2nd Team All-District, TAPPS 5A All State Tournament; Alex Green - TAPPS 1-5A MVP, 1st Team All-State,TAPPS State All-Tournament, Knights of Columbus All Tournament, TAPPS All-Star Game; Ashlee Nester - 1st Team All-District, 2nd Team All-State; Blair Bryce - 1st Team All-District, TAPPS 5A All-State Honorable Mention, Texas Christian Athlete of the Year Semi-Finalist; Danyel Bradley - TAPPS All-District Honorable Mention 2008-09 1st Team All-State: Alex Green, Alexa Hardick, Jessica Jiles 2007-08 1st Team All-State: Nikki Nester, Maria Terrones 2006-07 1st Team All-State: Maryann Baker, Jordan Ford, Nikki Nester 2005-06 1st Team All-State: Maryann Baker, Jordan Ford, Nikki Nester 2004-05 1st Team All-State: MaryAnn Baker, Jordan Ford 2003-04 1st Team All-State: Kimber Bailey, Krystal Bailey, Tierney Hughes, Colleen Murphy, Maryann Baker, Jordan Ford 1999-00 1st Team All-State: Brittany Wolfgang, Jenna Smith, Kristie Hinton 1998-99 1st Team All-State: Jenna Smith, Kristin Hinton, L.J. Skeen, Brittany Wolfgang 1997-98 1st Team All-State: Sarah Sanders, Tricia Dean, Brittany Wolfgang 1996-97 1st Team All-State: Kelley Dickie, Wendy Holleman, Devon Linex 1995-96 1st Team All-State: Jennifer Boniol, Wendy Holleman 1994-95 1st Team All-State: Jennifer Boniol, Jennie Davis 1993-94 1st Team All-State: Cathy DeSalvo 1992-93 1st Team All-State: KellyAhrens, Cathy DeSalvo, Amie Smith 1991-92 1st Team All-State: Amie Smith 1990-91 1st Team All-State: Meg Chamberlain, Amie Smith, Dawn Husson 1989-90 1st Team All-State: Meg Chamberlain 1988-89 1st Team All-State: Terri Clopton, Lisa Sladacek, Meg Chamberlain 1987-88 1st Team All-State: Donna Demoss, Yvette Plumlee, Lisa Cole 1982-83 1st Team All-State: Julie Cardinale, Anne Cooke 1981-82 1st Team All-State: Julie Cardinale, Susie Underbrink, Anne Cooke 1980-81 1st Team All-State: Julie Cardinale 1978-79 1st Team All-State: Kathleen McConnell 1976-77 1st Team All-State: Donna Rainey, Lisa Ross, Mary Underbrink, Barbara Totzke 1975-76 1st Team All-State: Rosie Lewis, Mary Underbrink 1974-75 1st Team All-State: Kathy Kotwitz 1971-72 1st Team All-State: Marty McConnell PAST AND PRESENT COLLEGE PLAYERS Sara Sanders 1998 Air Force Academy Danyel Bradley 2012 Howard Payne University Devon Linex 1997 Yale University Alex Green 2011 Stanford University Jennifer Boniol 1996 Southern Methodist University Blair Bryce 2011 Belmont University- Nashville Cathy DeSalvo 1994 Texas A&M Commerce Amber Fleet 2011 University of Tulsa Kelly Ahrens 1993 Northeast Oklahoma Annie Bourne 2011 Southwestern University - Georgetown Amie Smith 1993 University of Texas - Austin Alexa Hardick 2010 San Francisco University Cynthia Dohm 1992 Benedictine College Nikki Nester 2008 Southeastern Oklahoma University Dawn Husson 1991 Texas A&M Mary Ann Baker 2007 Texas A&M University Pam Brooks 1990 Rice University Jordan Ford 2007 Stephen F. Austin University Dana Demoss 1986 Southwestern State - Georgetown Jordan Cole 2007 University of Dallas Yvette Plumlee 1986 University of Wyoming Staley Mullins 2007 Southwestern University Lisa Sladacek 1986 Benedictine College Tierney Hughes 2004 Newnan University Susie Underbrink 1984 Hardin Simmons University Caitlyn Stephenson 2003 Avila University Wendy Weidenfeller 984 Grayson Junior College, FLA Ashley Bobb 2002 University of Texas - Arlington Julie Cardinale 1983 Grayson Junior College, FLA Natalie Miller 2002 University of Loyola at New Orleans Sally Bukaty 1982 St. Mary’s University Jennifer Vaughan 2002 Trinity University Barb Totze 1979 Southern Methodist University Jenna Smith 2001 University of Texas - Austin Donna Rainey 1978 William Woods Nicole Alexander 2000 Xavier University Lisa Ross 1978 William Woods Kristie Hinton 2000 Texas State University Mary Underbrink 1977 William Woods Brittany Wolfgang 2000 University of New Mexico Anne Cooke 1963 Southeast Missouri State University Laura Skeen 1999 St. Edwards University
BISHOP LYNCH CROSS COUNTRY BOYS TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2012-13 4th at State 2011-12 6th at State 2010-11 7th in State 2006-07 3rd in District, 7th in State 2005-06 2nd in District, 6th in State 2004-05 3rd in District, 7th in State 2003-04 3rd in District, 9th in State 2002-03 3rd in District, 6th in State 2001-02 2nd in District 1998-99 2nd in District, 4th in State 1997-98 2nd in District, 5th in State 1995-96 District Champion, 3rd in State 1994-95 District Champion, 2nd in State 1993-94 District Champion, 4th in State 1992-93 District Champion, 4th in State 1991-92 2nd in District, 8th in State 1990-91 2nd in District, 2nd in State 1982-83 4th in State 1981-82 District Champion, 3rd in State 1980-81 District Champion, 3rd in State 1979-80 1973-74 2nd in State 1971-72 STATE CHAMPION 1970-71 District Champion, STATE CHAMPION 1969-70 STATE CHAMPION 1968-69 3rd in State GIRLS TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2010-11 4th in District, 4th in State 2009-10 2nd in District, 2nd in State 2008-09 3rd in District, 4th in State 2007-08 3rd in District, 4th in State 2005-06 2nd in District, 2nd in State 2004-05 District Champions, STATE CHAMPIONS 2003-04 2nd in District, STATE CHAMPIONS 2002-03 3rd in District, 5th in State 1998-99 4th in District, 9th in State 1997-98 4th in District, 9th in State 1995-96 3rd in District, 11th in State 1994-95 4th in State 1993-94 District Champion, 4th in State 1992-93 District Champion, 2nd in State 1991-92 2nd in District, 3rd in State 1990-91 District Champion, 3rd in State 1989-90 District Champion, 2nd in State 1988-89 District Champion 1987-88 District Champion, 2nd in State 1986-87 District Champion, 2nd in State PAST AND PRESENT COLLEGE PLAYERS Nick Guerra 2013 Caron-Newman Caitlyn Noonan 2011 University of Arkansas Kinsey Farren 2007 University of Missouri Natalie Miller 2002 Loyola University - New Orleans Carla Lacy 1993 Texas A&M Commerce Molly Beckman 1991 Texas Christian University
BOYS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 1995-96 Ryan Dillard - STATE CHAMPION 1994-95 Matthew Aguirre - STATE CHAMPION Ryan Dillard - 2nd in State Chris Goodwin - 3rd in State 1993-94 Chris Goodwin - STATE CHAMPION 1992-93 Matthew Aguirre - STATE CHAMPION 1990-91 Matt Smith - STATE CHAMPION Todd Lane - 2nd in State John Kilduff - 3rd in State 1980-81 Paul Ryan - STATE CHAMPION 1976-77 Mark Carpenter - STATE CHAMPION
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 2006-07 Kinsey Farren - STATE CHAMPION 2005-06 Kinsey Farren - STATE CHAMPION 2004-05 Kinsey Farren - STATE CHAMPION Melanie Arden - 2nd in State 2003-04 Kinsey Farren - STATE CHAMPION 1992-93 Carly Lacy - STATE CHAMPION 1991-92 Marny Farrell - STATE CHAMPION Carla Lacy - STATE CHAMPION 1989-90 Molly Beckman - 4th in State 1988-89 Molly Beckman - STATE CHAMPION Angela Narvaaez - STATE CHAMPION 1987-88 Molly Beckman - STATE CHAMPION
BISHOP LYNCH MEN’S GOLF TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1968 District Champion 1969 District Champion 1975 District Champion 1996 2nd in District 1997 District Champions 1998 2nd in District 1999 2nd in District 2000 2nd in District 2001 2nd in District 2002 3rd in District 2003 District Champion (tied) 2004 2nd in District 2005 3rd in District 2006 3rd in District 2007 4th in District 2008 3rd in District 2009 4th in District 2010 District Champions 2011 5th in District
STATE CHAMPIONS 3rd in State 3rd in State 2nd in State STATE CHAMPIONS STATE CHAMPIONS 2nd in State 3rd in State 4th in State 8th in State 4th in State 6th in State 5th in State
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1968 Chris Gage STATE CHAMPION 1969 Dennis Tuite District Champion 1977 Rusty Jedlick STATE CHAMPION 1992 Tony Schnur District Champion, 8th in State 1993 Tony Schnur 4th in State 1994 Tony Schnur 2nd in State 1994 Marc Beudoing 8th in State 1995 Matt Weibring 8th in District, 7th in State 1997 Matt Weibring District Champion, STATE CHAMPION 1998 Matt Weibring District Champion, STATE CHAMPION 1998 Steve Clark 2nd in State 1998 Dustin Wisener 2nd in State 1999 Gabe Villarreal District Champion, 3rd in State 1999 Dustin Wisnener 3rd in State 2004 Jack Freeman 2nd in District, 3rd in State 2007 Paul McConnell STATE CHAMPION 2008 Paul McConnell STATE CHAMPION 2009 Paul McConnell 3rd in State 2013 Logan Adams District Top 10 COLLEGE PLAYERS - GOLF Tony Schnurr 1994 Texas A&M Commerce Matt Weibring 1998 Georgia Tech All-American (2002, 2003) Joshua Havard 1999 New Mexico State University Dustin Wisener 2001 Eastfield Junior College All-American (2001) Gabriel Villarreal 2000 New Mexico State University Garrett Clark 2008 New Mexico State University USGA Management Program Paul McConnell 2009 University of Texas at Arlington OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS Gabriel Villarreal Golf Professional – Great Southwest Golf Course, Grapevine, Texas Matt Weibring Nationwide Tour (2003-05), Canadian Tour (2006), Nationwide Tour (2007-08), PGA Tour (2009-present) Paul McConnell 2013 WAC Champion
BISHOP LYNCH WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2010-11 4th in District 2008-09 2nd in District 2007-08 District Champions 2006-07 3rd in District 2005-06 2nd in District 2004-05 2nd in District 2001-02 2nd in District 2000-01 2nd in State 1999-00 District Champions 1998-99 2nd in District 1996-97 District Champions 1995-96 6th in State 1992-93 STATE CHAMPIONS
6th in State 2nd in State STATE CHAMPIONS 3rd in State 3rd in State 4th in State 3rd in State
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 2011-2012 Ashley McConnell - State Qualifier 2010-11 Erin Barrington - All-State, 2nd in State 2008-09 Amy Ruengmateekhun – State Champion, All-State (2nd) 2008-09 Erin Barrington – All-State (7th) 2007-08 Amy Ruengmateekhun – State Champion, All-State (1st) 2007-08 Erin Barrington – All-State (10th) 2006-07 Amy Ruengmateekhun – State Champion 2005-06 Chelsea Odem – All-State (6th) 2004-05 Taylor Lopez – All-State (2nd) 2003-04 Chelsea Odem – All-State (6th) 2001-02 Katherin Falvo- All-State (3rd) 2000-01 Katherine Falvo – All-State (4th) 2000-01 Aime Herrin – All-State (7th) 1996-97 Carolyn Morris – All-State (3rd) 1995-96 Carolyn Morris – All-State (4th) 1994-95 Carolyn Morris – All-State (4th) 1993-94 Carolyn Morris – All-State (4th) 1992-93 Maryann Morris – All-State (2nd) 1992-93 Sara Delekta – All-State (3rd) 1992-93 Michelle Foley – All-State (6th) 1991-92 Marianne Morris – All-State (2nd) 1991-92 Sara Delekta – All-State (3rd) 1989-90 Marriane Morris – All-State (1st) 1989-90 Kim Clopton – All-State (4th) 1988-89 Terri Clopton – All-State (1st) 1987-88 Kim Clopton – All-State (3rd) 1987-88 Terri Clopton – All-State (1st) COLLEGIATE PLAYERS Erin Barrington Amy Ruengmateekhun Carolyn Morris Marianne Morris Terri Clopton
2011 Dallas Baptist University 2010 Oklahoma State University 1997 Centenary College 1993 Mississippi State 1989 Texas A&M University
OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2007-08 Amy Ruengmateekhun - Dallas Morning News Player of the Year 2007-08 Rick Dunn - TAPPS Coach of the Year
COACH'S RECORDS 2007-2012 Bill Persinger 2004-06 Paul Maturi 1998-03 Gary Oliver 1987-97 Bill Persinger 1983-86 Eddie Stock 1979-82 John Blake 1972-78 Jere Nichols 1968-71 Bob Decrosta 1963-67 Max Burnell
BISHOP LYNCH FOOTBALL 42-28 24-12 54-22 76-46-3 12-26-1 10-20 15-14-1 24-17 16-14
1 STATE FINALIST, 4 STATE SEMI-FINALS 3 CONSECUTIVE STATE SEMI-FINALS APPEARANCES 2 STATE CHAMPIONS, 1 STATE FINALIST 4 STATE CHAMPIONS, 1 STATE FINALIST (missing 1980) (missing 1975 & 1976) (missing 1963 & 1964)
MOST COACHING VICTORIES Bill Persinger (1987-1997, 2007-2012) Gary Oliver (1998-2003) Paul Maturi (2004-2006) Bob Decrosta (1968-1971) Max Burnell (1963-1967) Jere Nichols (1972-1978) Eddie Stock (1983-1986) John Blake (1979-1982)
124-67-2 (.642) 54-22 (.710) 24-12 (.666) 24-17 (.585) 16-14 (.533) 15-14-1 (.500) 12-26-1 (.307) 10-20 (.333)
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS 1988 9-3 1994 12-1 1995 11-2 1997 9-3 2002 13-1 2003 12-1
Head Coach: Bill Persinger Head Coach: Bill Persinger Head Coach: Bill Persinger Head Coach: Bill Persinger Head Coach: Gary Oliver Head Coach: Gary Oliver
Most wins in school history
ALL STATE HONORS 2012 TAPPS 1-5A All District Team 2012: Anthony Mullins Special Teams Player of the Year, Rawleigh Williams III (1st Team RB), Anthony Mullins (1st Team WR), Michael Rinehart (1st Team DL), Vincent Wurst (1st Team DL), Ira Nunley IV (2nd Team RB), Obi Anozie (2nd Team DL), JD Bornstad (2nd Team LB), Luke Packard (2nd Team DB), David Rochester (2nd Team P) 2011 Luke Packard, SS (District 1-5A Defensive Newcomer of the Year, 1st Team); Kevin Huffaker, WR (District 1-5A Special Teams Player of the Year, 1st Team); Chris Jordan, RB (1st Team); Garrett Smith, TE (1st Team); Bo Keane, OL (1st Team); Jacob Raymond, K (1st Team); Michael Rinehart, OL (2nd Team); Josh Pantoja, DE (1st Team); Evan Gamble, DT (2nd Team) 2010 Mark Czaus (1st), Frank Vecella (1st), Michael Thomas (2nd) 2009 Offense: All-District 1st Team: Austin Crisler QB, Ian Sutherland RB, Mark Czaus WR; 2nd Team: Charlie DiCarlo OL, Kourtland Hite RB, Joe Sorce TE; Defense: All-District 1st Team: Matt Boyd DL, Colby Schraegle DL, Nathan Packard LB; 2ne Team: Michael Sepulveda DL, Chase Gaddy LB, Brian McDaniel DB, Andrew Plugge DB; TAPPS Offense 1st Team All-State: Mark Czaus WR, 2nd Team: Ian Sutherland RB; Defense 1st Team Matt Boyd DL, 2nd Team, Colby Schraegle DL, Nathan Packard LB; Tom Hillary All Star Game: Matt Boyd, Colby ‘ Schraegle, Nathan Packard, Brian Mc Daniel; TAPPS State All-Star Game: Matt Boyd, Colby Schraegle, Nathan Packard; 1st Team TAPPS All State Academic: Nathan Packard LB, Chase Gaddy LB 2008 Dion Chidoze (1st); Richard Stevens (1st); Chris Robbs (1st); Leland Hernandez (2nd); Patrick Richards (2nd); Chris Robbs (2nd); Alex Fiero (HM) 2007 Chad Vrla (1st); Johnny Koepp (1st); Evan Epstein (1st) 2006 Andre Agers 2005 Chris Schaar; Michael Mejia; Michael Grimes; Lucas Gerken, Andre Agers 2004 Teddy Luke; Adam Hauser; Justin Farrell 2003 Michael Smith; Frank Puskarich; Gregg McBride; Michael James; Deavin Cox; Eric Alcala 2002 Michael Smith; Gregg McBride; Corey Jordan; Mack Haning; Adan Flores; Jason Enriguez; Deavin Cox; Pablo Kirk; Chris Phillips 2001 Jacob Hebert; Ryan Moats; Pablo Kirk; Chis Phillips; Colby Rogers; Wes Skipworth 2000 Corey Epting; Jacob Hebert; Ryan Moats; Eric Green; Keith Hernandez; Thomas James 1999 Brian Maar (1st); Rob Hopkins (2nd); John DeMoss (2nd); Ross Beedle (2nd); Andrew Mobley (HM); Michael Lopez (HM) 1998 Matt Nordgren; Carlin Volkmer; Brandon Johnson; Sean Larkin; Matt Orlovsky 1997 Adam Anderly, Darche Epting; Carlin Volkmer; Jeramie Broadway; Joel Lenzini; Brandon Johnson; Richard Kincheloe; Mike O'Connell 1996 Spencer Murphy; Corie Nkosi; Spencer Murphy; Robert Williams; Nkosi Arnett; Jeramie Broadway; Joel Lenzini 1995 Scot Grimes; Andy Lott; Jeremy Hebert; Dontrell Terrell; Robert Williams. Nkosi Arnett; Michael Clark 1994 Andres Gelabert; Brandon Phearse; Micheal Clark; Dan Davis; Scot Grimes; Jeremy Hebert; Andy Lott; Robert Williams
1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1981 1978 1973 1968 1967 1966
BISHOP LYNCH FOOTBALL
Tony Parillo; Jeremiah Mask; Dan Davis; Jeremy Hebert; Scot Grimes Bryan Florece; Dominic Norman; Dan O'Connell; Keith Terrell; Nathan Mooe; Jeremiah Mask; David Davis Chris Huggins; Mat Krajca Albert Bennett Todd Dickie John Basham; Robert Black; Jimmy Gay; Billy Ray Hamilton; Chris Johnson; Todd Dickie Chris Rutledge; Steve Palamores; Steve Krakosky; Bucky Buchanan; Mike Bernardon Pete Wood (1st); Jim Murto (1st); Greg Flood (HM) Charlie Boucher (1st) Richard Jankowiak (1st); Dwayne Dupree (HM); Kary Davis (HM) David Hunz (1st); Steve Bosworth (1st); Rusty Slicker (1st) Jim McIngvale(1st); Bob Bosworth (1st) Billy Adams (1st) Geroge McInvale (1st) Steve Valek (1st); Joe McCullough (HM) Mike Mills (1st); Jim Rager (1st); Dave Dennehy (1st); Pug Hughes (HM); Billy Adams (HM); Hap Fagot (HM)
OTHER AWARDS/ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2010 Mark Czaus - 1st Team All District 2010 Michael Thomas - 1st Team All District 2010 Frank Vecella - 1st Team All District 2010 Kevin Sparkman - 2nd Team All District 2010 Nick Krakosky - 2nd Team All District 2010 Rico Coloso - 2nd Team All Disrtict 2010 Ian Sutherland - 2nd Team All District 2002 Chris Phillips - TAPPS Offensive MVP 2000 Matt Nordgren - All-American 1996 Robert Williams - All-American 1995 Andy Lott - All-American 1994 Brandon Phearse - All-American 1993 Jermiah Mask - District MVP 1992 David Davis - All-American 1988 John Basham - 3 TDs 284 Yds Rushing in State Championship Game 1984 Craig Wheeler - All-American 1973 Rusty Slicker - All-American; Steve Bosworth - TCIL Player of the Year 1967 Billy Adams - All-American; George McInvale - All-American; Steve Valek - All-American 1966 Mike Mills - All-American; Jim Rager - All-American; Max Burnell - Coach of the Year FRIAR LEADING PASSERS (SEASON) 1 Matt Nordgren 1998 2,457 2 John Dodson 2008 2,381 3 Barrett Renner 2012 1,950 4 Jeremy Hebert 1995 1,818 5 Clay Quinn 2005 1,781 FRIAR LEADING RUSHERS (SEASON) 1 Ryan Moats 2001 2,646 2 John Basham 1988 1,864 3 Nkosi Arnett 1996 1,810 4 Darche Epting 1997 1,761 5 Andre Agers 2005 1,646 FRIAR LEADING TACKLERS (SEASON) 1 Wes Skipwith 2002 145 2 Josh Bertrand 2004 140 3 Juan Castro 1991 138 4 Leland Hernandez 2008 129 5 Eric Alcala 2003 126 COLLEGE PLAYERS - FOOTBALL Anthony Mullins 2013 William Juell College
BISHOP LYNCH FOOTBALL Ira Nunley Luke Packard Michael Rinehart Vincent Wurst Bo Keane Mark Czaus Nick Wurst Daniel Burton Terry Stecker Tyler Tunnel David Garcia Matt Boyd Austin Crisler Chase Gaddy Evan Morris Dione Chidozie John Dodson Josh Hauser Chris Robbs Chris Smith Richard Stevens Anthony Tesoriero-Calvin Dwayne Dosey Evan Epstein Cahill Hooker Thomas Pusharich Michael Tamez Nate Clear Alex Mannari Alan Johnson Michael Mejia Taylor Packwood Nick Zitaglio Justin Farrell Adam Hauser D.J. Luther Jacob Rochester Biran Sonzogni Deavin Cox Michael James Gregg McBride Michael Smith Kerry Van Zandt Koda Chovanetz Anan Flores Pablo Kirk Chris Phillips Wes Skipwith Ryan Moats Corey Epting Thomas James Matt Nordgren Gary Champion Matt Orlovsky Jeramie Broadway Darche Epting William Felch Joel Lenzini Corey Nkosi
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Doan College Trinity University Austin College Ottawa University University of North Texas Henderson State The University of Incarnate Word Kansas Wesleyan University Kansas Wesleyan University The University of Incarnate Word Austin College Holy Cross Kansas Wesleyan Austin College The University of Incarnate Word Texas Tech University Briar Cliff University College of the Holy Cross University of Central Oklahoma Colorado School of Mines Air Force Academy Sul Ross University Dordt College Air Force Academy Fordham University U.S. Military Academy U.S. Military Academy Coe College Austin College Kansas Wesleyan Midwestern State University University of Buffalo Austin College Austin College University of San Diego Howard Payne Virginia Military Institute University of Wyoming North Texas State University Mary Hardin Baylor University Ranger College Northeast Oklahoma University Austin College College of the Holy Cross Midwestern State University Austin College Southern Methodist University Austin College Louisiana Tech University of Central Arkansas Southern Methodist University University of Texas - Austin Southwestern College Texas Christian University Texas A&M Commerce Memphis University U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Holy Cross College Midwestern State University
Robert Williams Michael Zajec Michael Clark Robert Gerwer Scott Grimes Jeremy Hebert Spencer Jones Andy Lott Jeff Pustejovsky Dontrell Terrell Brandon Phearse Roderick Brown Jermemiah Mask David Davis Brooke Henderson Dan O'Connell Michael Schell Albert Bennett Kevin Gonzalez Brian Mullen
1997 1997 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1995 1994 1994 1993 1993 1993 1993 1991 1991 1990
University of Miami University of Houston Montana State University Iowa Weselyn Rice University Southern Arkansas Stephen F. Austin North Texas State University Texas A&M Commerce Southern Methodist University University of Iowa West Texas A&M West Texas A&M Baylor University Southwest Kansas University Air Force Academy Southwest Kansas University Midwestern State University Midwestern State University Benedictine College
BISHOP LYNCH HOCKEY COACHING RECORDS 2008-09 Jason Crown & Chuck Hinton 2007-08 Jason Crown & Chuck Hinton 2006-07 Chuck Lamahieu & Erik Clark 2005-06 Gary Emery & Chuck Lamahieu 2004-05 Kyle LaPane & Mike Huschel 2003-04 Brian Schmidt & Gary Emery
23-2-3 11-12-1 8-15-1 8-10-6 11-13-1 14-8-3
TEAM STATISTICS OFFENSE TOTAL GOALS POINTS YEAR GAMES GOALS GAME/AVE ASSISTS POINTS GAME/AVE 2008-09 28 134 4.79 146 280 10.00 2007-08 24 70 2.92 77 147 6.13 2006-07 24 75 3.13 85 160 6.67 2005-06 24 57 2.38 60 117 4.88 2004-05 25 74 2.96 67 141 5.64 2003-04 25 87 3.48 101 188 7.52 DEFENSE GOALS GOALS ALL’D TEAM TEAM YEAR GAMES ALL’D GAME/AVE SAVES SAVE % 2008-09 28 73 2.61 582 0.891 2007-08 24 72 3.00 451 0.888 2006-07 24 85 3.54 435 0.865 2005-06 24 72 3.00 466 0.888 2004-05 25 67 2.68 486 0.882 2003-04 25 56 2.24 460 0.897 TEAM LEADERS TOTAL PENALTY POINTS PER GOALS PER POINTS MINUTES GAVE AVERAGE GAME AVERAGE Hassan Makke - 62 Hassan Makke - 60 Hassan Makke - 2.21 David Kendall - 2.48 Hassan Makke - 26 Harrison Delong - 104 Hassan Makke - 1.37 David Kendall - 2.76 Hassan Makke - 27 BJ Kellagher - 85 Michael Vivian - 1.22 David Kendall - 3.23 Brian Glennon - 19 Eric Emery - 80 David Campos - 1.0 Kyle Vrla - 2.668 Brian Glennon - 17 Steven Hargrove - 68 Brian Glendon - .809 Kyle Vrla - 2.830 John Wickman - 37 Steven Hargrove - 108 John Wickman - 2.17 Kyle Vrla - 2.208 COLLEGE PLAYERS Kyle Vrla 2006
Texas A&M University
BISHOP LYNCH POWERLIFTING
114 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 335 lbs 2010 Jon Mora Bench 210 lbs 2008 Jared Snapka Dead Lt 350 lbs 2010 Jon Mora Total 810 lbs 2008 Jared Snapka
123 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 380 lbs 2009 Jared Snapka Bench 250 lbs 2009 Jared Snapka Dead Lt 430 lbs 2011 Jon Mora Total 990 lbs 2009 Jared Snapka
132 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 380 lbs 1980 Joe Marotta Bench 255 lbs 1980 Joe Marotta Dead Lt 430 lbs 1980 Joe Marotta Total 1065 lbs 1980 Joe Marotta
148 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 550 lbs 2011 Jacob Head Bench 285 lbs 2011 Jacob Head Dead Lt 525 lbs 2013 John Wrenn Total 1300 lbs 2012 John Wrenn
165 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 600 lbs 2013 John Wrenn Bench 335 lbs 1980 Mike LaCombe Dead Lt 535 lbs 2013 John Wrenn Total 1455 lbs 2013 John Wrenn* * State Champion
181 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 580 lbs 2013 Ace Clear Bench 315 lbs 2013 Ace Clear Dead Lt 550 lbs 2013 Ace Clear Total 1445 lbs 2013 Ace Clear
198 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 625 lbs 2010 Chase Gaddy Bench 410 lbs 2010 Chase Gaddy Dead Lt 620 lbs 1994 Jerimiah Mask Total 1610 lbs 2010 Chase Gaddy
220 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 550 lbs 1994 Tony Parillo Bench 300 lbs 1994 Tony Parillo Dead Lt 590 lbs 1994 Tony Parillo Total 1445 lbs 1994 Tony Parillo
242 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 610 lbs 1994 Rodrick Brown Bench 405 lbs 1990 John Calvin Dead Lt 605 lbs 1994 Rodrick Brown Total 1575 lbs 1994 Rodrick Brown
275 Lbs. Weight Class Squat 575 lbs 2013 Nick Savala Bench 300 lbs 2013 Nick Savala Dead Lt 450 lbs 2013 Nick Savala Total 1325 lbs 2013 Nick Savala
SHW Weight Class Squat 660 lbs 2012 Vinny Wurst Bench 345 lbs 2011 Nick Treiger Dead Lt 575 lbs 1994 Andy Lott Total 1500 lbs 2012 Vinny Wurst
BISHOP LYNCH MEN’S SOCCER INVIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2010-11 All-State: Defender: 1st Team Jake Raymond; Midfield: 2nd Team Ben Brown; Forward: 2nd Team Lucas Boyd; All-District: Defender: 1st Team Jake Raymond; 2nd Team Chris Morillo; Honorable Mention Kevin Kleppe; Midfield: 1st Team Ben Brown; 2nd Team Cameron Bouchard; Forward: 1st Team Lucas Boyd, 2nd Team Reza Tavakoli 2009-10 Cameron Bouchard - All-Tournament Team; Ben Brown - All-Tournament Team, First Team All-State,All State Academic; Chris Marillo - All-Tournament Team, First Team All-State; Reza Tavakoli - All-Tournament Team, First Team All-State 2008-09 Adam Alcott - First Team All-State; Travis Upham - First Team All-State; Ryan Young - Second Team All-State 2007-08 Cameron Bouchard - Honorable Mention; Aaron Packard - First Team All-State; Richard Stevens - Second Team All-State; Christian Tellez - Second Team All-State; Travis Upham - First Team All-State 2006-07 Gyauira Kasule - Second Team All-State; Travis Upham - Honorable Mention; Maros Valko - First Team All-State 2005-06 Noah Agily - Honorable Mention; Grant Benedek - Honorable Mentions; Gyaurai Kasule - First Team All-State; A.C. Lao Honorable Mention; Bailey Williams - Second Team All-State; Taylor Packwood - All-State 2004-05 Gyavira Kasvle - First Team All-State; Colby Lovelace - Second Team All-State; Jared Morris - Second Team All-State; Jeff Taraba - Honorable Mention All-State 2003-04 Ryan Hollis - Second Team All-State; Michael James- First Team All-State; Colby Lovelace- Second Team All-State; Taylor Packwood - First Team All-State 2002-03 Trey Adams - First Team All-State; Steven Trumbo - Second Team All-State 2001-02 Trey Adams - Honorable Mention All-State; Jamie DeWitt - Second Team All-State; Sid Halliday - Honorable Mention All-State; Vincent Nieto - First Team All-State; Brian Sullivan - Second Team All-State; Steven Trumbo - First Team All-State; Leighton Wood - Honorable Mention All-State 2000-01 Steven Anderson - Honorable Mention All-State; David Barber - First Team All-State; Stephen Martinez - Second Team All-State; Josh Smith - First Team All-State; Brian Sullivan- Second Team All-State; Patrick Sullivan - Second Team All-State 1999-00 Gary Champion - Honorable Mention All-State; Stephen Martinez- Honorable Mention All-State; Josh Powell - Second Team All-State; Nathan Schell - Honorable Mention All-State; Kyle Scott - First Team All-State; Patrick Sullivan - First Team All-State 1997-98 Peter Krzykowski - All-State, TAPPS All-State; Patrick Sullivan - All-State, TAPPS All-Star; Stephen Martinez - All-State 1996-97 Nick Garcia - All-State; Peter Krzykowski - All-State; Patrick Sullivan - All-State; Peter Adamczyk - All-State; Sean Gallegher All-State; Nick Garcia - Gatorade National Boys Soccer Player of the Year 1995-96 Nick Garcia - All-State; Peter Adamczyk - All-State 1994-95 Dominic Schell - All-State; Nick Garcia - All-State 1993-94 Dominic Schell - All-State 1987-88 Frank Velez - All-State 1984-85 Tom Buechet - All-State 1984-85 Eduardo Pascacio - All-State 1984-85 Britt Harder - All-State 1982-83 Mark Melancon - All-State 1976-77 Kevin McConnell - All-State; Chris Friend - All-State; Rich Conway - All-State; Mark Vrana - All-State; Andrew Stanmore - All-State 1975-76 Tom Nevitt - All-State; Chris Ott - All-State; Mark Vrana - All-State TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2009-2010 STATE CHAMPIONS 2007-2008 State Finalist PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS 2003-2004 STATE CHAMPIONS Frank Velez 1988 Dallas Torros (1994-95) 2001-2002 STATE CHAMPIONS Dallas Rockets (1992-94) 2000-2001 State Finalist Nick Garcia 1996 Toronto FC (2009-present) 1999-2000 STATE CHAMPIONS San Jose (2008-2009) 1997-1998 State Finalist Kansas City Wizards (2000-07) 1996-1997 STATE CHAMPIONS Mark Melancon 1985 Texas Lightning (1992-95) 1995-1996 STATE CHAMPIONS Tom Buechel Lubbock Lazers (1988-89) Dominic Schell Colombus Crew PAST AND PRESENT COLLEGE PLAYERS Daniel Chalker 2007 Stetson College Nick Garcia 1996 Indiana University, All-American (1998-99) Anthony Stryk 2007 Richland College, 2009-10 UTD Dominic Schell 1996 University of Alabama Maros Valko 2007 Furman University Tony Parili 1993 West Point Academy Bailey Williams 2007 University of Texas - Tyler, 2010 UTD Alan Prampin 1990 Southern Methodist University Jared Morris 2005 Eastern New Mexico University Frank Valez 1988 Tulsa University, All-American (1991-92) Michael James 2005 Eastern New Mexico University Mark Melancon 1985 Midwestern State University
BISHOP LYNCH WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2012 State Semi-Finalist 2006 3rd in State 2005 3rd in State 2003 3rd in State 2002 3rd in State 2002 3rd in State 2001 2nd in State 1998 3rd in State 1997 STATE CHAMPIONS 1995 3rd in State 1994 3rd in State 1993 4th in State 1992 2nd in State 1991 STATE CHAMPIONS 1990 STATE CHAMPIONS 1989 STATE CHAMPIONS 1988 STATE CHAMPIONS 1983 2nd in State 1982 2nd in State PAST AND PRESENT COLLEGE PLAYERS Brittney Nash 2010 Florida Atlantic University Alex Behne 2009 Central Arkansas University Leah Snelson 2009 Sam Houston State University Caitlin Harrison 2009 Trinity Valley College Stephanie Lawrence 2009 St. Edwards Kat Montes 2009 Northwestern Oklahoma University Meg Stewart 2009 San Diego Sophia Williams 2007 University of Texas – Tyler Emile Snelson 2008 St. Marys University Kristyna Bradley 2008 Barry University Brenda Salinas 2007 University of Texas-Tyler Kim Hemming 2005 St. Louis University Kimber Bailey 2004 Southern Methodist University Krystal Bailey 2004 Southern Methodist University Melissa Nelson 2004 Northeastern State University (Okla) Laila Agily 2003 George Washington Rebecca Rodriguez 2003 Middle Tennessee Leigh Telzrow 2003 Catawaba College Laura Martin 2002 St. Edwards University Sara Sacky 2002 St. Gregory University Amy Walker 2002 St. Edwards University Sarah Gallagher 2001 St. Edwards University Stacie Sacky 2001 St. Gregory University Leslie Felderhoff 2000 Stephen F. Austin University Wendy Holleman 1997 Jacksonville State University Neely Richards 1997 St. Marys University Kathleen Peay 1996 University of Oklahoma Kristina Valez 1995 University of Tulsa Courtney Linex 1992 Southern Methodist University Kim Velez 1992 Centenary College Laurel Thompson 1990 Missouri Valley College Laura Pfeil 1986 Southern Methodist University
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2009 Meg Stewart 2009 Brittany Nash 2008 Meg Stewart 2003 Aisha Agily 2003 Brittany Cusimano 1998 Chelsea Comtois 1998 Elizabeth Stutts 1998 Julie Westerman 1998 Jennifer Markins 1998 Jenny Vrana 1998 Kristen Haeusler 1995 Kathleen Peay 1995 Kristina Valez 1995 Nikki Ann Ventura 1995 Katie Wagner 1994 Vanessa Balderamma 1994 Kristina Valez 1993 Courtney Linex 1993 Cheryl Smith 1991 Tish Blea 1991 Kim Velez 1982 Toni Catchings 1982 Sandra Jensen 1982 Jenny Lawson 1982 Pam Parak
All-State All-State Second Team All-State Second Team All-State Tournament Team All-State Tournament Team All-State, All-State Tournament Team All-State All-State, All-State Tournament Team All-State All-State All-State Tournament Team All-State All-State All-State Second Team All-State Second Team All-State All-State All-State All-State All-State All-State All-State All-State All-State All-State
BISHOP LYNCH SOFTBALL
TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2013 District Champions (Undefeated), Regional Champions, Final Four 2012 Regional Champions, Final Four 2010 2nd in District, STATE CHAMPIONS (26-12, 14-2 in District) 2009 4th in State 2008 Regional Champions, 3rd in State 2007 District Champions, Regional Champions, STATE CHAMPIONS 2006 District Champions, 4th in State 2005 District Champions, 4th in State 2004 District Champions, Regional Champions, 4th in State 2002 District Champions, Regional Champions, 4th in State 2001 District Champions, Regional Champions 2000 District Champions, Regional Champions, 4th in State 1996 District Champions, Regional Champions, 4th in State 1995 District Champion, 4th in State 1993 District Champions 1992 4th in State 1991 District Champions 1989 2nd in Regionals 1988 District Champions, 4th in State 1986 District Champions 1985 District Champions 1983 District Champions
PAST AND PRESENT COLLEGE PLAYERS Brittani Young 2013 Mary Hardin Baylor Susu Taylor 2013 Northwood University Bri Aguilar 2011 Western Texas College Jessica Ashcraft 2010 Incarnate Word - San Antonio Christie Nash 2010 Vernon College Crystal Montes 2009 Centre College Caitlin Harrison 2009 Trinity Valley Christina Gamboa 2008 Louisiana Tech Lindsey Smith 2008 Centenary College Katie Welch 2007 Benedictine Kristi Wainwright 2006 St. Mary’s - San Antonio April Clougherty 2005 University of Texas - Arlington Kendahl McIntyre 2005 Illinois Wesleyan Amanda Nightingale 2003 Eastern New Mexico Lynn Bartolotta 2001 UTD
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1990 Nikki Johnson - All-State; Amy Todora - All-State 1991 Amy Todora - All-State; Tiff Kubin - All-State; Nikki Johnson - All-State 1993 Kelly Cox - All-State 1994 Allison Tobola - District Player of the Year; Lynn Rottman - District Coach of the Year 1995 Allison Tobola - All-State 1996 Shelly Lowe - All-State; Allison Tobola - All-State; Erin Ratner - All-State; Patrick Moons - District Coach of the Year 2000 Amanda Nightingale - All-State; Christina Garcia - All-State 2001 Amanda Nightingale - All-State, All-State Tournament Team, District MVP; April Clougherty - All-State, All-State Tournament Team, TAPPS Newcomer of the Year 2002 Kendahl McIntyre - All-State, District Player of the Year; Amanda Nightingale - All-State, All-State Tournament Team; Stephanie Smith - All-State, All-State Tournament Team; Amy Johnson - District Coach of the Year 2003 Kendahl McIntyre - All-State 2004 April Clougherty - All-State; Kendahl McIntyre - All-State, All-State Tournament Team; Amanda Simpson - All-State Tournament Team 2006 Christina Gamboa - All-State; Abbey Nevitt - All-State; Lindsey Smith - All-State; Kristie Wainwright - All-State 2007 Gretchen Gerken - All-State, All-State Tournament Team, District Newcomer of the Year; Lindsey Smith - All-State, All-State Tournament Team, District MVP; Christina Gamboa - All-State Tournament Team; Katie Welch - All-State Tournament Team; Amy Johnson - District Coach of the Year 2008 Christina Gamboa - All-State, All-State Tournament Team; Gretchen Gerken - All-State; Tyna Brady - Academic All-State; Lindsey Wainwright - Academic All-State, All-State; Lindsey Smith - All-State, All-State Tournament Team, District MVP 2010 Bri Aguilar - First Team All-District, All-Tournamnet Team; Jessica Ashcraft - Second Team All-District; Abbey Daniel- Second Team All District; Grechen Gerken - First Team All-District, All-Tournament; Mackenzie Keene - Honorable Mention All-District; Christie Nash- First Team All-District, All-Tournament; Madison Sowder - First Team All-District; Susu Taylor - First Team All-District, All-Tournament, Newcomer of the Year; Kelsey Vinson - Second Team All-District, Kim Yoxall - Honorable Mention All-District; Amy Johnson District Coach of the Year, TAPPS 5-A Coach of the Year 2012 All Tournament - Madison Sowder, Monica Cherry All State 1st Team - Susu Taylor, Monica Cherry All State 2nd Team - Madison Sowder All State Honorable Mention - Leah Moffitt District MVP - Susu Taylor All District 1st Team - Madison Sowder, Susu Taylor, Monica Cherry, Leah Moffitt All District 2nd Team - Brittani Young, Courtney Brandt, Madi Shari, Caitlin O’Conner All District H.M. - Rachel Hansen, Marcella Barrilleaux 2013 District MVP - Susu Taylor, District Newcomer of the Year - Darrianne Hale, District Coach of the Year - Amy Wheeler (300th win), 1st Team All-District: Susu Taylor, Darianne Hale, Courtney Brandt, Madison Sowder, Franny Farlow, Monica Cherry, Leah Moffitt, Rachel Hansen, 2nd Team All-District: Caitlin O’Connor Marcella Marrilleaux, Brittani Young
BISHOP LYNCH SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS BISHOP LYNCH COLLEGIATE ATHLETES 1996 Lady Friar Aquatics STATE CHAMPIONS Kristen Stempak 2012 Birmingham-Southern College 1994 Friar Aquatics STATE CHAMPIONS Emily Boyson 2011 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 1998 Friar Aquatics STATE CHAMPIONS Devin Free 2010 Incarnate Word University 2000 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Kyle Dupuis 2010 St. Louis University 2001 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Alex Brown 2008 Austin College 2002 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Emily Cardone-Dennis 2008 SCAD 2003 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Tony Rau 2006 Colorado School of Mines 2004 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Britney Yancy 2006 Southern Methodist University 2005 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Tina Rau 2005 University of Miami 2006 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Jay Utz 2004 Incarnate Word University 2007 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up Erin Briskie 2002 Texas A&M University 2008 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up 2009 Friar Aquatics State Runner-Up 2011 Lady Friar Aquatics 4th in State 2012 Lady Friar Aquatics 4th in State Friar Aquatics 10th in State 2013 Lady Friar Aquatics 4th in State Friar Aquatics 9th in State
Event: Girls Holders Time Date Medley Relay Tina Rau 1:55.24 2/18/05 Christina Bilder Emily Cardone-Dennis Susan Makke 200 Free Tina Rau 1:58.93 2/18/05 200 IM Erin Briske 2:08.36 2/2/02 50 Free Kristen Stempak 25.19 2/7/09 100 Fly Emily Cardone-Dennis 59.49 2/14/04 100 Free Kristen Stempak 53.97 2/12/11 500 Free Destine Godfrey 5:32.30 12/6/07 200 Free Relay Reilly Houck 1:42.68 2/16/13 Gabe Brace Amy Hess Liz Horak 100 Back Erin Briskie 100 Breast Erin Briskie 400 Free Relay Danna Callahan Destine Godfrey Camille Wildburger Kristen Stempak
58.98 2/2/02 1:07.04 11/20/01 3:48.08 2/6/10
1-Meter Diving
242.75 1/23/05 353.10 2/12/11
6-Dive Britney Yancey 11-Dive Jenny Jalomo
Event Boys’ Holder Time Date Medley Relay Jon Horak 1:46.15 2/2/08 Eric Bilder Malin Kenny Conor Regan 200 Free Malin Kenny 1:46.40 2/7/09 200 IM Tony Rau 2:00.51 2/3/07 50 Free Jon Horak 22.13 2/7/09 100 Fly Malin Kenny 52.55 2/7/09 100 Free Malin Kenny 47.55 2/7/09 500 Free Malin Kenny 4:57:85 2/6/10 200 Free Relay Conor Regan 1:30:85 2/6/10 Beau Montgomery Cameron Couins Malin Kenny 100 Back Jon Horak 58.79 12/4/08 100 Breast Tony Rau 1:00.87 2/3/07 400 Free Relay Jon Horak 3:22.49 2/3/07 Malin Kenny Michael Masters Tony Rau 1-Meter Diving 6-Dive Kyle Dupuis 242.50 2/6/10 11-Dive Matt Minyard 325.95 1993
BISHOP LYNCH MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2008 STATE CHAMPIONS 2007 STATE CHAMPIONS 2006 STATE CHAMPIONS 2004 STATE CHAMPIONS ALL-TIME RECORDS BL RECORDS 100 M Dash 110 M Hurdles 200 M Dash 300 M Hurdles 400 M Dash 800 M Run 1600 M Run 3200 M Run 400 M Relay 800 M Relay 1600 M Relay Shot Put Discus Triple Jump High Jump Long Jump Pole Vault
Nkosi Arnett:10.4 (1997) Mike Evans: 13.8 (1976) Nkosi Arnett: 21.6 (1997) Mike Evans: 38.0 (1976) Tom Cole: 48.9 (1969) Jim Jeffrey: 1:53.9 (1978) Greg Lautenslauger: 4:27.5 (1973) Greg Lautenslauger: 8:59.9 (1973) Deonte Patrick/Robert Williams/ Eric Vasquez/Nkosi Arnett - 42.26 (1997) Deavin Cox/ Michael Lopez/Greg Seguin/ Anthony Vant Westeinde - 1:23.63 (2004) Richard Segura/ William Farrell/ Pat Sullivan/Tom Cole - 3:24.2 (1969) Mark Kimrey: 54’2” (2001) Mark Kimrey: 178’6”(2001) Michael Tamez: 45’11.75” (2007) Joel Norris: 6’8” (1998) Sam Evans: 22’7” (1972) Nick Huggins: 14’3” (2002)
DISTRICT RECORDS 400 M Relay 1600 M Relay Shot Put Discus High Jump Pole Vault
Kevin Farrell/Kevin Cook/Richard Stevens/Michael Smith - 43.10 (2007) Kevin Farrell/Michael Tamez/ Michael Smith/ Phil Smith - 3:27.62 (2007) Lucas Gerken: 50’9” (2006) Patrick O’Connor: 150’7” (2005) Adam Gibbens: 6’5” (2008) Chris Munger: 12’6” (2007)
STATE RECORDS 100 M Dash 200 M Dash 400 M Relay 800 M Relay Shot Put Discus Triple Jump High Jump
Nkosi Arnett:10.8 (1997-5A) Nkosi Arnett: 22.13 (1997-5A) Deonte Patrick/Robert Williams/Eric Vasquez/Nkosi Arnett - 42.26 (1997-5A) Deavin Cox/ Michael Lopez/Greg Seguin/ Anthony Vant Westeinde - 1:28.63 (2004-5A) Lucas Gerken: 54’00.5” (2006-6A) Patrick O’Connor: 152’1” (2005-6A) Michael Tamez 45’11.75” (2007-6A) Joel Norris: 6’8” (1998-5A)
CURRENT AND FORMER COLLEGE ATHLETES Nick Guerra 2013 Caron-Newman Patrick O’Connor 2005 Rice University Joel Norris 1998 University of North Texas
BISHOP LYNCH WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2013 State Champions BL RECORDS 100 M Dash 100 M Hurdles 200 M Dash 300 M Hurdles 400 M Dash 800 M Run 3200 M Run 400 M Relay 800 M Relay 1600 M Relay Shot Put Discus Triple Jump High Jump Long Jump Pole Vault
Mindy Monconduit 12.2 (2007) Olivia Amy 14.51 (2006) Chandra Rideau (1997) 25.4 Dorothy Leslie (2003) 45.5 Pam Brooks (1990) 56.5 Caitlin Noonan (2011) 2:17.0 Kinsey Farren (2007) Claire Williams, Cori Steele, Morgan Petri, Gabby Howard 49.13 (2013) Caitlin Noonan/Cori Steele/Morgan Petri/Gabby Howard (2011) 1:44.38 Alex Green/Kristin Ring/Lauren Nevitt/Caitlin Noonan (2008) 4:01.10 Jessica Jiles (2008) 40’ 2 ½” Maggie Underbrink (1984) 133’ 2” Gabby Howard (2013) - 37’ 10½” Ashley Hagensick (2006) 5’ 7” Gabby Howard (2011) - 18’ 2½” Stephanie Best (2002) 11’8”/Lindsey Nguyen (2008) 11’8”
DISTRICT RECORDS 100 M Hurdles Olivia Amy 15.3 1(2006) 1600 M Run Kinsey Farren (2007) 5.03.0 3200 M Run Kinsey Farren (2007) 10:54.33 Shot Put Jessica Jiles (2007) 36’ 10” High Jump Ashley Hagensick (2006) 5’ 4” Long Jump Mindy Monconduit (2007) Pole Vault Lindsey Nguyen (2008) 11’8” Triple Jump Gabby Howard (2012) - 37’ 8 ½” STATE RECORDS 100 M Dash Olivia Amy 12.65 (2006 - TAPPS 6A) 100 M Hurdles Katrina Couch 15.15 (2002 - TAPPS 5A)/Olivia Amy 15.27 (2006 - TAPPS 6A) 400 M Run Caitlin Noonan (2008 TAPPS 6A) 800 M Run Melanie Arden 2:19.42 (2006 - TAPPS 6A), Caitlin Noonan (2008 TAPPS 6A, 2009 and 2010 TAPPS 5A) 3200 M Run Kinsey Farren 10:51.64 (2006 - TAPPS 6A) High Jump Ashley Hagensick 5’ 7” (2006 - TAPPS 6A) Long Jump Olivia Amy 17’10.5” (2006 - TAPPS 6A) Pole Vault Lindsey Nguyen 11’4” (2008 - TAPPS 6A) 800 M Relay Caitlin Noonan/Cori Steele/Morgan Petri/Gabby Howard (2011) 1:44.38 Triple Jump Gabby Howard (2013) - 37’ 10½” CURRENT AND FORMER COLLEGE ATHLETES Gabby Howard 2013 DePaul University Caitlyn Noonan 2011 University of Arkansas Kinsey Farren 2007 University of Missouri Natalie Miller 2002 Loyola University - New Orleans Chandra Rideau 1997 Texas Christian University Carla Lacy 1993 Texas A&M Commerca Molly Beckman 1991 Texas Christian University Pam Brooks 1990 Rice University
BISHOP LYNCH WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
TEAM ACHIEVEMENTS 2012 Co-District Champions, Regional Champions, State Champions 2011 State Semi-Finalists 2010 District Champions, Regional Champions, State Runner-Up 2009 District Champions, Regional Champions, State Runner-Up 2008 District Champions, Regional Champions, STATE CHAMPIONS 2005 District Champions 2004 District Champions, Regional Champions, STATE CHAMPIONS 2003 2nd in District, 3nd in State 2002 District Champions, 5th in State 2000 2nd in District 1999 District Champions, 3rd in State 1998 2nd in District, Regional Champs, Final Four
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 2012 Li’i Etimani, Maggie Joyce, Sarah Bennett and Madi Wilkerson were selected on the All-State All-Tournament Team; Li’i Etimani and Maggie Joyce were selected to First team All-State; Sarah Bennett was selected to Second team All-State; ; Li’i Etimani, Maggie Joyce and Sarah Bennett were selected to First team all-district. Madi Wilkerson, Sofia Schleppenbach and Shalom Ifeanyichukwu were selected to second team all-district; Morgan Reed received all-district honorable mention. 2011 Li’i Etimani - 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-District, District Setter of the Year, All-State All Tournament Team; Maggie Joyce - 2nd Team All-State, 1st team All-District; Mary Delph, Kelly Swanson and Gabby Howard 2nd Team All-District; Madison Terzo and Alice Vrana Honorable Mention All-District 2010 Li’i Etimani, Maggie Joyce, Moira Kirk and Sierra Welch - All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team, All-District (1st) 2009 Becky Wallander - All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team; Michelle Carson - All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team; Sara Myers All-State (2nd), All-State Tournament Team; Sara Lewis - All-State Tournament Team; Sierra Welch - All-State (1st) 2008 Meghan Mannari - All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team; Becky Wallander - All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team; Jessica Jiles - All-State (2nd), All-State Tournament Team; Michele Carson - All-State (2nd), All-State Tournament Team 2007 Jessica Jiles - All-State (1st); Meghan Mannari - All-State (1st); Becky Wallander - All-State (Honorable Mention) 2006 Meghan Mannari - All-State (1st) 2005 Angela Bensend - All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team; Amie Berryman - All-State (2nd); Katie Lewis - All-State Tournament Team 2004 Meagan Laue - All-State (1st), Angela Bensand All-State (1st), All-State Tournament Team; Amie Berryman - All-State (1st); Jessica Boggs - All-State (1st) 2003 Meagan Laue - All-State (1st); Bridget Malone - All State (2nd) 1999 Regan Hood - All-State (1st); Babo Neubach - All-State (1st); Stevie Williams - All-State (2nd) COLLEGE PLAYERS Li’I Etimani Ashley Rappaport Moira Kirk Becky Wallander Jessica Jiles Meghan Mannari Monica Litle Claire Kainer
2013 2013 2011 2010 2009 2009 2009 2009
Texas A&M Commerce St. Edward’s University Xavier University Southern Methodist University UT – Arlington / Bacone Universiry Louisiana State University University of St. Thomas Spring Hill College
Crystal Montes Patricia Underwood University Stephanie Stanford Chitra Kavouspour Regan Hood Brooke Stephens
2009 2008
Centre College Our Lady of the Lake
2007 2006 2000 1999
U.S. Air Force Austin College Louisiana State University Regis University
OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2012 Maggie Joyce – District Co-Offensive Player of the Year, Li’I Etimani – District Setter of the Year, Maggie Joyce received the “Small School Player of the Year” award for the entire state of Texas. This includes public and private schools. She was also selected as on the “All-American” team, which only included 39 juniors in the nation! 2010 Sierra Welch - District Defensive Player of the Year; Li’i Etimani - District Setter of the Year; Maggie Joyce - District Offensive Player of the Year, Lonsetar Volleyball and Dallas Morning News “Newcomer of the Year,” Arlington Touranment MVP; Tricia Roos - District Coach of the Year 2009 Michelle Carson - District Setter of the Year; Sara Myers - District Newcomer of the Year; Becky Wallander - District MVP; Tricia Roos - District Coach of the Year 2008-2009 Jessica Jiles – TAPPS 5-A Female Athlete of the Year 2008 Meghan Mannari – District MVP, Prep Volleyball Defensive “Dandy Lion” (1st Team) Senior Aces Top 150, USAV Junior National Open Division (2nd); Tricia Roos – District Coach of the Year 2007 Jessica Jiles – District Offensive Player of the Year; Meghan Mannari – District Defensive Player of the Year 2006 Jessica Jiles – District Newcomer of the Year; Meghan Mannari – District Defensive Player of the Year 2005 Meghan Mannari – District Newcomer of the Year 2004-2005 Meagan Laue – TAPPS Female Athlete of the Year 2002 Lauren Berryman – District MVP 2002 John Haroun – District Coach of the Year
BISHOP LYNCH WRESTLING TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2012 placed 11th in the Nation 2011 TAPPS 2nd Place 2010 TAPPS State Champions 2009 TAPPS State Champions 2008 TAPPS State Champions 2008 Prep State Champions 2008 Prep Nationals – 2nd Place 2007 TAPPS State Champions 2007 Prep Nationals – 5th Place 2006 TAPPS State Champions 2006 Prep Nationals – 2nd Place 2005 TAPPS State Champions
2005 Prep State Champions 2005 Prep Nationals – 2nd Place 2004 TAPPS State Champions 2003 TAPPS State Champions 2002 TAPPS State Champions 2001 TAPPS State Champions 2000 TAPPS State Champions 1998 TAPPS State Champions 1997 TAPPS State Champions 1996 TAPPS State Champions
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2012 Jake Goodwin 3rd in Nation - Texas Wrestler of the Year 2012 Judson Preskitt 6th in Nation 2012 Travis Rodenbaugh 6th in Nation 2011 Judson Dieskitt State Champion 2011 Jake Goodwin State Champion 2011 Trey Adamson State Champion 2011 TD Ikemenogo State Champion 2011 Nick Schlachter State Champion 2011 Trey Adamson Prep Nationals - 2nd Place 2009 Trey Adamson USA Magazine Top 100 Freshmen/Sophomores 2009 Case Garrison USA Magazine Top 100 Freshmen/Sophomores 2008 Trey Adamson State Champion 2008 Scott Collins State Champion 2008 Tanner Eitel State Champion 2008 Jake Henley State Champion 2008 Johnny Koepp State Champion, TAPPS Most Outstanding Wrestler 2008 Chris Mears State Champion 2008 Alex Munoz State Champion 2008 Troy Silver State Champion 2007 Justin Armstrong State Champion 2007 Luke Ashmore State Champion 2007 Scott Collins State Champion 2007 Tanner Eitel State Champion 2007 Jake Henley State Champion 2007 Johnny Koepp State Champion 2007 Alex Munoz State Champion 2007 Luke Silver State Champion, Texas Wrestler of the Year 2007 Troy Silver State Champion 2006 Ace Adamson State Champion, Prep Nationals (3rd), All-American 2006 Dak Adamson Prep Nationals (3rd), All-American 2006 Riley Adamson State Champion, Prep Nationals Champion, All-American 2006 Ben Ashmore State Champion, Prep Nationals Champion, USA All-American Team, Dapper Dan Dream Team, Dave Shultz High School Excellence Award, USA Wrestling Magazine Nationally Ranked No. 1 (119) 2006 Luke Ashmore State Champion, Prep Nationals (2nd), All-American Junior Freestyle National Champion, Cadet Freestyle National Champion 2006 Scott Collins State Champion 2006 Andrew Ellis State Champion 2006 Sean Rohe State Champion 2006 Luke Silver State Champion, Prep Nationals (3rd), Texas Wrestler of the Year 2005 Ben Ashmore State Champion, Prep Nationals Champion 2005 Luke Ashmore State Champion, Beast of the East, All-American, Cadet Freestyle, National Champion
BISHOP LYNCH WRESTLING 2005 Denton Chiles State Champion 2005 Johnny Koepp State Champion 2005 Jacob Rochester State Champion 2005 Luke Silver State Champion, All-American, Beast of the East Runner-Up 2005 Kevin Wainscott State Champion, Prep Nationals Champion 2005 Justin Wren State Champion 2005 Stephen Wurster State Champion 2004 Ben Ashmore State Champion, Prep Nationals Champion, Dapper Dan Dream Team 2004 Jason Kneedler State Champion 2004 Timmy Prokop State Champion 2004 Jacob Rochester State Champion 2004 Luke Silver Regional Winner of the Dave Schultz Award, No. 2 National Ranking-(140) WIN, Magazine and InterMat, No. 3 National Ranking (140) - Amateur Wrestling News 2004 Kevin Wainscott State Champion 2004 Justin Wren State Champion 2003 Ben Ashmore State Champion, All-American, Prep Nationals (2d) 2003 Brandon Castro State Champion 2003 C.J. Janin State Champion 2003 Jason Kneedler State Champion 2003 D.J. Luther State Champion 2003 Ted Martin State Champion, TAPPS Outstanding Wrestler 2003 Andrew Rohe State Champion 2003 Kevin Wainscott State Champion, Prep State Champion 2003 Justin Wren State Champion 2002 Brandon Castro State Champion 2002 Jason Kneedler State Champion 2002 Ted Martin State Champion 2002 Kevin Wainscott State Champion, Prep Nationals Champion, Prep State Champion 2001 Ross Beedle State Champion 2001 Brian Kinsella State Champion, TAPPS Most Outstanding Wrestler 2001 Ted Martin State Champion 2001 Jon Strain State Champion 2000 Chad Danielson State Champion 2000 Jon Johnson State Champion 2000 Brian Kinsella State Champion, TAPPS Most Outstanding Wrestler 2000 Ted Martin State Champion 2000 Tony Moscrey State Champion BISHOP LYNCH WRESTLING ALL-TIME LEADERS 2000 Jon Strain State Champion WRESTLER YEAR NO. 1999 Ross Beedle State Champion TEAM POINTS Ben Ashmore 2004 479 1999 Tony Moscrey State Champion WINS Ben Ashmore 2004 74 1999 Jon Strain State Champion PINS Ben Ashmore 2004 51 1999 Bo Walker State Champion NEAR FALLS Kevin Wainscot 2004 25 1998 Josh Black State Champion TAKEDOWNS Luke Ashmore 2004 208 1998 Beeper Gage State Champion REVERSALS Harrison Stoneham 1998 43 1998 Brian Kinsella State Champion ESCAPES Brandon Castro 2002 63 1998 Tony Moscrey State Champion 1998 Bo Walker State Champion 1997 Roy Juricek State Champion 1997 Marshal Kempson State Champion BISHOP LYNCH COLLEGIATE WRESTLERS 1997 Brent Sturman State Champion Tanner Eitel 2010 Virginia Tech 1997 Matt Thomas State Champion Stephen McPeek 2010 Bucknell 1997 Josh Wallish State Champion Trey Adamson 2011 Duke 1997 Bo Walker State Champion 1996 Roy Juricek State Champion 1996 Barrett Lee State Champion 1996 Stephen Winkler State Champion 1995 Roy Juricek State Champion 1995 Barrett Lee State Champion
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