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Office of the President September 2015 Dear Friar Fans, Families and Visitors: Welcome to Roffino Stadium and thank you for purchasing this copy of the 2015-2016 Bishop Lynch Football Media Guide. We look forward to an enjoyable season of spirited competition and are confident that the sportsmanship of the student-athletes will be mirrored by the behavior of fans, students and families. This year marks a year of change at Bishop Lynch, as our longtime president Ed Leyden, stepped down after more than 30 years of faithful and dedicated service to the BL community. We also started the school year with the unveiling of a new academic wing to our campus. The remainder of the transformation to the west side of campus is scheduled to be complete before the start of the next academic year. In the spirit of competition, I’m reminded of a quote from Rev. Theodore M Hesburgh, C.S.C (1917-2015) former president of the University of Notre Dame: “We can never be sure of total victory, not even of eternal salvation, until we’ve won it. And win it we must, day by day, even minute by minute. Don’t ever stop wanting to be number one, but especially don’t ever stop trying.” As president, I am especially proud of the superior athletic programs at Bishop Lynch and especially our coaches and student-athletes who demonstrate the “pursuit of excellence” on a daily basis. Our challenge as fans is to support all of our teams in a spirit of Christ-like competition and fellowship! Enjoy the game and GO FRIARS! Sincerely,

Christopher L. Rebuck, President

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Leadership Bishop Lynch Leadership

Bishop Lynch School Board

President: Chris Rebuck Principal: Evelyn Grubbs Academic Dean: Randy Becker Dean of Students Crystal Taylor Assistant Dean of Students: David Cogswell Athletic Director: Andy Zihlman ’72 Director of Advancement: Chuck Rothermel Chief Financial Officer: Jaynie Poff Director of Admissions: Tricia Roos Director of Student Activities: Kaitlyn Mannari ’04 Director of Communications: Kristin Mannari ’99 Director of Technology: Gray Huggins Director of Transportation: Steve Zihlman Campus Minister: Bill Fobes Dir. of Comm. & Alumni Relations: Deb Jaska Webmaster: Lori Rodriguez

Chair: Tom Yoxall Vice Chair: Roman Plugge Secretary: Dave Neumann Members at Large: Teresa Alexandrou Win Bell Ellen Dorn Dr. Robert Haddox Susie Johnson Juanita Keller Tony Mendoza Tammy Herrin-O’Connor 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 promotes the development of the total person by bringing together a diverse community in a rigorous, college preparatory environment where students are taught to strive for excellence, seek truth, and work for justice in the world.

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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 13 times overall, more than any other school in the state of Texas.

2014 - 2015 Highlights Baseball – Regional Qualifier Football – Regional Finalist Men’s Basketball – Playoff Qualifier Women’s Basketball – Playoff Qualifier Coach Andy Zihlman earns 900th career win Men’s Golf – State Qualifier Women’s Powerlifting – Regional Powerlifters - Hannah Eboagu, Mie Somiari, Francesca Farlow, Jasmine Ruvalcaba Women’s Powerlifting – State Powerlifters - Hannah Eboagu, Mie Somiari, Jasmine Ruvalcaba Softball – Regional Qualifier Women’s Swimming – 2nd Place TAPPS North Regional, 4th Place TAPPS State, 2nd Place TISCA Class 5A Invitational Men’s Swimming – 3rd Place TAPPS North Regional Women’s Soccer – State Champions, Final Season National Ranking #4 Men’s Soccer – Regional Runner-up Volleyball – State Champion Wrestling – 4th in State

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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 cityâ€™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 Mattâ€™s Ranchero Martinez (Matt Martinez â€™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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Bishop Lynch

In the early â€™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. From this early vision has grown a truly outstanding Catholic educational institution. Twice awarded the U.S. Department of Educationâ€™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. 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.

Leyden Arts & Athletics Complex

Perhaps the most exciting addition is the Leyden Arts & Athletics Complex which opened in May 2014. The 45,000 square-foot facility includes a 1,500-seat Competition Gymnasium/Convocation Center, second weight room, new Varsity locker rooms and breath-taking classrooms which are completely dedicated to Band, Dance and Visual Arts.

The Monsignor Weinzapfel 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, which opened in 2009, is located on the south end of campus and adds 8,680 square feet to the campus. In May 2015, Bishop Lynch High School completed Phase 3 of the Veritas … From Generation to Generation Campaign, moving students and teachers into a two-story wing at the west side of campus. This addition to the Sister Cecilia Sehr O.P. Science Pavilion added 19 new classrooms – seven science and 12 core – to finish the project which launched in the summer of 2014 with the 28 remodeled Inadale and Ferguson Hall classrooms.

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Athletics TURF PHOTO 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. Construction on the Ferguson Park Softball Field is almost complete and the park will be open next spring for the Lady Friars’ softball season. The project exhibits Bishop Lynch’s commitment to its East Dallas neighborhood, allowing BL to live out its priorities of service to the greater community.

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 Gymnasiums For decades, the Bishop Lynch “Legacy Gymnasium” was the home of hundreds of championships. The Legacy 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. With the completion of the Leyden Arts & Athletics Complex, the largest addition to the Bishop Lynch campus since 1963, the Athletic Department expanded its practice/ performance opportunities! The 45,000 square-foot facility includes a 1,500-seat Competition Gymnasium which can accommodate three volleyball courts and two full basketball courts, an Athletic Lobby with central ticketing, restrooms and trophy display, three new Varsity Locker Rooms, a second weight room and the Athletic Directors’ Office Suite.

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Athletic Director September 1, 2015 Dear Friar Friends Welcome to another school year and Friar Athletics season. This year should be an exciting year in all of our sports! The three-‐time defending state champion volleyball team proves to be as strong as ever and will challenge for a fourth straight state championship. Our Lady Friar Soccer team is also coming off of a wonderful state championship last year, defeating Ursuline Academy to end a 24 year run. They too are geared up to be another strong contender during their season. All of our athletic teams qualified for the playoffs last year, some even making deep runs into the playoffs. We encourage you to support our Friar Athletics program by joining our Athletic Booster Club and attending the meetings which are held on the first Monday of each month at 7:00 in the BL Bistro. Athletic Boosters help support Athletic events and facilities through membership, sponsorships and the annual Bishop Lynch Golf and Tennis Classic. We thank you for your dedicated support and wonderful school spirit which makes Bishop Lynch an unparalleled success among other schools in Texas. Catch the spirit! We also welcome our guests from around the state to our ever-‐expanding campus. We expect all games to display good sportsmanship and pray that the athletes may compete free of injury. “Competition with Honor” is the TAPPS motto, and Jesus Christ is the reason for our school! Good luck to all teams and thanks for playing an integral part in the lives of our student athletes and the traditions of Bishop Lynch High School. Sincerely,

Andy Zihlman Athletic Director

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Booster Club

Athletic Booster Club Board Members

President - Matt Frazier Vice President - Garret Adams (not pictured) 2nd Vice President - Susan Noonan (not pictured) Treasurer - Ben Dasch Secretary - Heather Smith Sports Passes Co-Chairs - Colleen Dunivan and Duane Hicks (not pictured) Sports Media Chair - Cliff Gibson Hospitality Co-Chairs - Velvet Jordan, Colleen Price and Annette Rubio Golf Tournament Chairs - Mark Ferguson (not pictured) and Ken West Facilities Chair - Andy Bautz Scholarship Chair - Jim Nevitt (not pictured) Finance Liaison - Kevin Jordan Athletic Director - Andy Zilhman (not pictured) Assistant to Athletic Director - Paula Hardick

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) Leyden Arts & Athletics Complex (2014)

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The Bishop Lynch High School Sports Honor Roll was established in 1988 with the school’s 25th Anniversary Celebration. The purpose of the Honor Roll is to recognize deserving individuals who have contributed to the Friar athletic program. This group of athletes, coaches and founding families each left a mark on Bishop Lynch during their time on campus and created enduring memories in their lives since. Young or old, you will no doubt remember the contributions to Bishop Lynch that each of these honorees made during their lives as Friars. On October 3, 2014, Tony Roffino (posthumously), Larry Juricek ’82 and Erin Briskie ’02 were the latest added to our already impressive list.

Tony Roffino, Founding Father Born and raised in Dallas, Mr. Tony Roffino built a successful career as a homebuilder and developer in the real estate industry. He was married to Mary Theresa Scanlan and raised ten children - all who attended St. Pius X Catholic School and then Bishop Lynch High School. Tony’s connections to Bishop Lynch began when a core group of dedicated parents from St. Pius X, St. Thomas, St. Patrick, St. Bernard and other area parishes approached Bishop Thomas Gorman about building a high school in east Dallas. They were granted permission, and these area Catholic leaders began a Diocesanwide fundraiser that established two Catholic High Schools: Bishop Dunne High School and Bishop Lynch High School.

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Tony’s real passion was watching sports. Tony attended most Bishop Lynch football games, men and women’s basketball games, and numerous track events, both home and away. When the Bishop Lynch Administration approached him about building a football stadium, he rallied the cause and found many contributors to its development. He and his brother Charles asked that the stadium be named in honor of their parents—Charles T and Mary Georgia Ventura Roffino, from St. Thomas Parish. Tony went on to become one of the first deacons in St. Pius X Catholic Church. His favorite motto was “Love One Another” and his generous spirit always helped those in need. Even after 50 years, the Roffino family name is still renowned on the Bishop Lynch campus.

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Larry Juricek, Class of 1982 While at Bishop Lynch in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Larry Juricek was an accomplished multi-sport athlete. Classmates will remember Larry as a four-year letter winner in baseball and a three-year winner in football. As a football player, Juricek had an amazing set of accomplishments in 1980 and 1981. He was selected to the All-District Football Team and All-State Football Team both years. Larry was also selected to the Dallas Morning News All-Dallas 2nd Team and was chosen as the “Defensive Player of the Year” in both 1980 and 1981.

In baseball, Larry was the “Sophomore of the Year” in 1979 and was selected to the All-District Team at two different positions, 3rd Base as a junior and 1st Base as a senior. He was also chosen as an All-State baseball player in his senior year. After leaving Bishop Lynch, Larry attended the University of Oklahoma, graduating in 1986. He is the proud father of three daughters: Hollynd, Teighlor and Lindsay.

Erin Briskie, Class of 2002 Erin Briskie is a standout Lady Friar swimmer from the Class of 2002. Briskie was a dominant TAPPS performer during her time on campus, leading the Lady Friars to the state meet each of her four years. She still holds the Bishop Lynch records for the 100M Backstroke, 100M Breaststroke and the 200 Individual Medley. Erin continued her swimming career on the collegiate level at Texas A&M University. During her four years in College Station, Erin specialized in the breaststroke and individual medley. She competed in NCAA Championships three years in a row and qualified for the United States Olympic Trials in 2004 and 2008.

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Since graduating from Texas A&M University, Erin has been teaching private swim lessons, and was a Texas A&M swim camp counselor for four years. Erin attributes her success in the pool to the skills and ethics instilled by her former Bishop Lynch coaches. Erin is in her third year as a Pods Swimming staff instructor and she looks to her previous experiences to help children recognize their own hidden potential, and boost their confidence.

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Mr. John Adamcik

Jeremy Hebert ’96

Ed Ratcliffe ’66

Billy Adams ’68

Raymond Henry ’80

Larry Ratcliffe ’70

Ben Ashmore ’77

Stephen Howard ’88

Mr. Tony Roffino

Maryann Baker ’07

Marvin Johnson ’80

Dominic Schell ’96

Courtney Linex Barrett ’92

Larry Juricek ’82

Kim Dunson Sine ’76

John Basham ’89

Mr. Joe Kosco, Sr.

Rusty Slicker ’74

Carol Janosek Beisert ’74

Mitch Laue ’02

Eddie Stock ’69

Charlie Boucher ’82

Pat Laue ’73

Jane Alves Studer ’76

Lisa Boule ’78

Mr. Ed Malouf, Jr.

Ms. Carolyn Teel

Amie Smith Bradley ’93

Tim Mathews ’87

Brian Teichman ’75

Erin Briskie ’02

Steve Matt ’67

Joey Terelli ’87

Coach Max Burnell

Jim Maurer ’83

Dr. Jim Thompson

Chuck Cale ’72

George McIngvale, ’68

Mark Thompson ’86

Mark Carpenter ’77

George McIngvale, Sr.

Cary Tobolka ’70

Charlie Classe ’71

Jim McIngvale ’69

Barbara Totzke ’79

Julie Cardinale Clemmons ’83

Mark Melancon ’83

Sr. Clare Underbrink ’77

Tom Cole ’69

Michael Mills ’67

Jenna Smith Uzzell ’01

Mike Coyne ’71

Dr. Howard Moore

Frank Velez ’88

David Davis ’93

Lisa Ross Motley ’77

David Verret ’78

Coach Bob DeCrosta

Clayton Nester ’84

Matt Weibring ’98

Mike Evans ’76

Jim Neumann ’85

Craig Wheeler ’84

Sam Evans ’72

Carlos Palomo ’69

Steve Whitfill ’71

John Farrell ’75

Brandon Phearse ’95

Robert Williams ’97

Nick Garcia ’97

Coach Bill Persinger

Kevin Yoxall ’78

Chris Gerard ’97

Lisa Dugan Plunk ’82

Coach Andy Zihlman ’72

Nancy Harwood ’74

Michael Ragan ’88

Lisa Cole Zimmerman ’87

Jerry Hebert ’77

Jim Rager ’67

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The Bishop Lynch Sports Honor Roll was established in 1988 in conjunction with the school’s 25th Anniversary Celebration. The purpose of the Honor Roll is to recognize deserving individuals who have contributed to the athletic program at Bishop Lynch, and to stimulate continued interest in sports participation and activities. Congratulations to our Sports Honor Roll Inductees for 2015-2016 who will be honored during our 2015 Homecoming and Reunion Weekend Friday, October 8th: TerrI Reinhard ‘89 Regan Hood ‘01 Russell Lewis ‘96

Since 1990 the Bishop Lynch Alumni Association has recognized those graduates who have embodied the Bishop Lynch tradition and Dominican heritage of service to the community. The Alumni of the Year should show a commitment to the school and its missions and should serve as a model to all of what Christ has called us to become. Congratulations to our two recipients of our 2016 Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award: Gene Schaefers ’77 and Stephen Arata ’84

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Shelby Armstrong BL Class of 2012 College: University of Oregon Acrobatics & Tumbling

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Bishop Lynch prepared me for the world that I would face, and taught me to take advantage of every opportunity that is thrown my way.

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What is something you learned at BL that has helped you in college? Definitely the work load. BL prepared me for the college schedule and rigorous homework.

Shelby is entering her senior year at the University of Oregon. During her collegiate career, she has won three national championships with the Acrobatics and Tumbling team.

Name one thing you didn’t do at BL but wish you had experienced? I wish that I had gotten more involved and joined more clubs.

At Bishop Lynch, Shelby ran track, played volleyball as a freshman and was a cheerleader during her junior year. She was a member of three teams that won Worlds at cheer.

What fond memories do you remember while at BL? The hype during Homecoming week! Name you favorite teacher(s) at BL and why. Coach Paul May. He is a very smart man and had a lot of things to teach us about the world and finances.

Shelby is pursuing a major in General Social Science with a minor in Political Science.

What message do you have for current BL students? Take advantage of all of the opportunities BL has to offercollege credit classes, clubs, volunteer services — do it all! If Hollywood made a movie about your life, who would you like to see play your role on screen? Kerry Washington If you were starring in movie, who would you choose to be your co-star? Amy Poehler What plans do you have after college? I plan to coach Acrobatics and Tumbling!

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Alex Green BL Class of 2011 College: Stanford University Women’s Basketball

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Striving for academic excellence while playing sports at BL prepared me to succeed in the classroom and on the basketball court at Stanford.

What is something you learned at BL that has helped you in college? The importance of diversity and working together as a team Name one thing you didn’t do at BL but wish you had experienced? Compete in the annual Powder Puff tournament What fond memories do you remember while at BL? Having lunch every day with my friends Name you Favorite teacher(s) at BL and why. I did not have a favorite teacher, but I admired the teachers who were creative, and made learning fun and challenging.

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Alex is a fifth-year senior at Stanford University and a member of three Pac-12 championship teams. She’s played in the Sweet 16 and Final Four twice. As a Lady Friar, she helped Bishop Lynch win three state championships. Alex is pursuing a double major in Science, Technology and Society, as well as Film and Media Studies.

What message do you have for current BL students? Take the time to enjoy the good moments in your life and don’t worry too much about the future. If Hollywood made a movie about your life, who would you like to see play your role on screen? I don’t know. I’d let the casting director decide that one. If you were starring in movie, who would you choose to be your co-star? Neymar What plans do you have after college? Pursue a career in public relations and sports

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Chris Mears BL Class of 2010 College: University of North Carolina Wrestling

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“Veritas” the foundation of Bishop Lynch’s ethos, latin for truth. Integrating Veritas into your own foundations means being truthful to yourself, holding yourself accountable and maximizing your optimal potential. This was instilled in me at Bishop Lynch and it’s something that I developed over time in my collegiate career; it’s essential to success in the long-run. When you lie to yourself you’re setting yourself up for failure. Be sure to remain truthful to yourself, and you will see strides in your level of success.

What is something you learned at BL that has helped you in college? I learned to manage a rigorous academic course load, while maintaining optimum athletic performance. Being a collegiate athlete is all about budgeting your time. Bishop Lynch pushed me academically and prepared me for the academic rigors of a top tier University in our country. I’ve seen numerous occasions when student-athletes and even students along struggled to maintain or complete their academic tasks, because of Bishop Lynch I excelled where others struggled. You’re forged through adversity. Name one thing you didn’t do at BL but wish you had experienced? I wish I would have gotten involved in some of the mission trips, and study abroad trips that Bishop Lynch students have available to them. It will broaden your horizons, and can be an enlightening experience. It’s something I wish I valued more at the time. What fond memories do you remember while at BL? Study Hall, Taco Tuesdays and the football games are something I will always remember while attending Bishop Lynch. Not to mention, all of my teammates and coaches on Bishop Lynch’s wrestling team. We still all talk and hangout with one another, and I will never forget all of our wrestling trips and the camaraderie that we built over those years. They’re brothers to me, and it was nice to make history with them.

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students it would be to never take Bishop Lynch for granted. Attending Bishop Lynch is a privilege, and although it may be tough at times, it is preparing you for things you cannot see yet. Not everyone gets the opportunity to attend such a great high school, we’re most fortunate. Remember to never quit under any circumstances, just keep pushing and success is sure to follow. That I can promise you. If Hollywood made a movie about your life, who would you like to see play your role on screen? I would like to see either Mark Wahlberg, or Tom Hardy play my role. I feel they’re closest to my personality traits, and they’ve dated most of the hot women in Hollywood. If you were starring in movie, who would you choose to be your co-star? Mark Wahlberg, he is a true bro and his life is loosely portrayed in Entourage. What plans do you have after college? I have currently put together a package to OCS for Naval Special Warfare. Translation: I will be entering the Navy as an officer with the opportunity to be an Officer on a Navy Seal Team.

Name you Favorite teacher(s) at BL and why. All of the teachers that put up with me on a daily basis were my favorite teachers (which is all of them). However, I will go ahead and list some names that come to mind: Mr. Morillo (the chillest), Mr. Melancon, Mrs. Dunkins, Mrs. Butler, Mr. Cogswell, Mr. Rebuck, Mr. Post (RIP), Mr. Norman (I was an Econ Major…go figure), Mrs. Sosa and Mrs. Wagner! What message do you have for current BL students? If there is one thing I would like to convey to current Bishop Lynch

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Brandon Dull BL Class of 2012

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College: North Park University Football

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I see Bishop Lynch as a home away from home. I have an unbreakable bond with it unlike anywhere else, because no matter how far away I am, or how long I am away, I can always come back and be received with love and open arms. THAT is the true meaning of family!

What is something you learned at BL that has helped you in college? One of the things that I have learned at BL that has helped me the most, especially in my field of study, is how to write a college level paper. BL made me more comfortable and confident in my writing, and I know that I am more than capable to write a paper with the guidance that Bishop Lynch gave me. Name one thing you didn’t do at BL but wish you had experienced? I wish I had become a part of the Blackfriars Guild earlier on in my high school career.

If you were starring in movie, who would you choose to be your co-star? Liam Neeson What plans do you have after college? My plans after college are to become a sports performance trainer and help mentor and train kids and young adults to reach their full potential in everything they do.

What fond memories do you remember while at BL? One of my favorite memories was when we beat Nolan at their place my senior year to snap their ridiculously long win streak. (They were also ranked #1 in large private schools in Texas by the Dallas Morning News. I also loved being the Emcee at pep rallies my senior year, along side my best bud Nick Chabot. Name you Favorite teacher(s) at BL and why. This is a VERY hard decision because I liked so many teachers at BL, but I’d have to choose Coach May. Coach May was my favorite because he was always brutally honest with us, he was very engaging in class and you never new what Coach May was going to have for us in class that day. Whether it was a rant about inflation or how simple math relates to all life’s questions, I always looked forward to attending his class. Coach May was also an unbelievable mentor and helped me a great amount in planning out my future, for which I am eternally grateful. What message do you have for current BL students? At Bishop Lynch, you are not alone. You are a part of a family that you will be connected with for the rest of your life. We always have your back! If Hollywood made a movie about your life, who would you like to see play your role on screen? Taylor Kitsch. No doubt.

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Friar Marching Band

2015 - 2016 Friar Marching Band Top Row (L to R): Simon Swofford, Veronica Donjuan, Clara Snoyer 2nd Row (L to R): Becca Hall, Sam Lewis, Paul Kennedy, Sam Luna 3rd Row (L to R): Marco Gonzalez-Olaechea, Jacob Villarreal, Jackson, Huff, Jay Kronenberger 4th Row (L to R): Lydia Todd, Jerome Begay, Jack Duke, Johnny Henderson 5th Row: Gabby Ruiz, Tony White, Nick Hincapie 6th Row (L to R) Zoe Beyer, Rex Rychlik, Ryan Malin 7th Row (L to R): Kenzie Dunagan, Michelle Estrada, Michael Gao Bottom Row (L to R): Shelby Chuprinko, Adam Kronenberger, Jackie Tuason, Beth McPherson

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Michael

Veronica

Gao

Donjuan

Friar Band

Marching Band - Snare

Marching Band - Flute

During pre-game I like to: Hang out with my buddies in the band Favorite TV show: Friends Sports hero: Kobe Bryant One thing I can’t live without: Friends The college I want to attend: Rice University

During pre-game I like to: Hang out with my drumline buddies and share goofy jokes Favorite TV show: We Bare Bears Favorite actor: Tom Kenny Favorite musical artist: I the Mighty, A Lot Like Birds Sports hero: David Murphy One thing I can’t live without: Arizona Green Tea The college I want to attend: Eastfield College I came to Bishop Lynch because: It was incredibly welcoming since day one, and I wanted to help spread that element

Jack

Gilliland

Marching Band - Drumline Captain

During pre-game I like to: Crack jokes and eat Favorite TV show: American Dad and Batman: The Animated Series Favorite actor: Benedict Cumberbatch Favorite musical artist: How long do you have? Sports hero: Every sportsball player One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: Loyola Marymount University (LA) or Indiana University Bloomington I came to Bishop Lynch because: I wanted to excel in my academics and be able to bond with like-minded people

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Friar Band

2014 - 2015

Senior Friars

Marco

Becca

Hall

Gonzalez

Marching Band - Percussion

During pre-game I like to: Warm-up Favorite TV show: Conan Favorite actor: Will Ferrell Favorite musical artist: Breaking Benjamin Sports hero: John Cena Nobody knows I can: Do parkour One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: Texas Tech University I came to Bishop Lynch because: I felt that this school was for me and had a great history in the city of Dallas

Marching Band - Percussion

During pre-game I like to: Hang out with the other drummers, practice and eat Favorite musical artist: Twenty One Pilots One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: Oklahoma State University I came to Bishop Lynch because: It was my turn to have the BL experience

Adam Kronenberger

Marching Band - Asst. Drum Major

During pre-game I like to: Warm-up on my instrument and talk to my band mates, since it puts me in a good mood Favorite TV show: Friends Favorite actor: Steve Carell Favorite musical artist: Coldplay Sports hero: Jordan Spieth One thing I can’t live without: Soda The college I want to attend: My two top choices are USC and UCLA I came to Bishop Lynch because: I wanted to be challenged academically

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Friar Band

2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Jay Kronenberger

Rex

Rychlik

Marching Band - Saxaphone

Marching Band - 1st Clarinet

During pre-game I like to: Eat the

During pre-game I like to: Eat

great food provided for the band and

Favorite TV show: King of the Hill

relax with my friends

Favorite actor: Mike Judge

Favorite TV show:

Favorite musical artist: Willie Nelson

How I Met Your Mother

Sports hero: Mike Ditka

Favorite actor: Tom Hanks Favorite musical artist:

Nobody knows I can: Fix computers

The Wombats

One thing I can’t live without:

Sports hero: Dirk Nowitzki Nobody knows I can: Herd cattle

Vanilla Coke

One thing I can’t live without: Friends

The college I want to attend:

Montana State University

Stanford University

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

It seemed like a good fit

I wanted a good education in a tight-knit community

Jackie

Tuason

Marching Band - Drum Major

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music and pump up the band Favorite TV show: Steven Universe Favorite actor: Jennifer Lawrence Favorite musical artist: Twenty One Pilots Sports hero: Grandmaster John Pellegrini One thing I can’t live without: MUSIC!! The college I want to attend: the University of Texas at Arlington or Southern Nazarene University I came to Bishop Lynch because: Of the amazing reputation of the performing arts programs

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Friar Band

Mickey

2015 - 2016

Owens

Band Director

Years at BL: 6 years High School attended: Plano Senior High School College attended: Baylor and East Texas State University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Cat ... I like cats What do you do to relax? Read, cook, sail If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Bach, Mozart and Leonard Bernstein Name one thing you can’t live without? Coffee in the morning What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Cookies and Cream What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Mick Mickey Owens has 33 years of teaching experience, and is beginning his seventh year at Bishop Lynch High School as Band Director. During his time at BL, the Friar Band has won TPSMEA State Marching Band championships, Sweepstakes, Superior Ratings and Best In Class awards at state and national festivals. Prior to his tenure at Bishop Lynch, Mr. Owens’ 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 and has served on the TMEA all-state audition committee for many years conducting many Texas All-State Symphonic Band sectionals at the TMEA convention. Mr. Owens has extensive professional performance experience in classical, jazz, “society” dance band, and recording activities, and presently is a member of the Dallas Wind Symphony, appearing on 18 commercially released recordings in the Reference and DWS catalogs. Mr. Owens is a member of the Texas Music Educators Association, the Texas Private School Music Educators Association, the Texas Bandmasters Association, and the International Clarinet Association, and is the State President for the Texas Private School Music Educators Association. He is married to Robin, who is the head band director at Wilson Middle School in Plano. They have two children; Calvin and Maddie.

Jay

Majernik

Percussion Instructor

Years at BL: 12 years High School attended: Red Hill High School, Bridgeport, IL College attended: Eastern Illinois University / Southern Methodist Univiversity If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Octopus. Imagine eight tentacles holding drumsticks!! A drum solo like no other. What do you do to relax? Watch TV, do sudoku and crossword puzzles If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? King David (Biblical), Ludwig Van Beethoven, Neil Peart Name one thing you can’t live without? Oxygen What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Mr. Canada Jay Majernik is starting his 12th year as Percussion Instructor for the Bishop Lynch High School Band. He has taught percussion for 25 years both in Illinois and Texas. Jay has taught in junior high, senior high 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, Water Tower Theatre, Collin Theatre Center, New Philharmonic Orchestra of Irving, and Garland/Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra. Highlights include performing with the rock band Chicago, jamming with Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, and backing artists such as Larry Gatlin, The Lettermen and numerous others. Mr. Majernik is married to Laura Leigh. They have two future drummers: John who is eight, and Noah who is five. They enjoy gardening, watching sports, church activities and Christopher Guest movies.

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Band & Colorguard Brigade

Brigade

2015 - 2016

Bishop Lynch Brigade 48th Line

Back Row (L to R): Mikayla Holter, Anne Marie Defrank, Macy Pargmann, Chloe Blood, Naomie Avila, Lily Savage, Maggie Campbell, Taylor Brown, Haley Staggs, Avery Conley, Emma Roden, Frances Contreras, Morgan Yhap 3rd Row (L to R): Celena Romero, Victoria Diaz, Lizbeth Sanchez, Erin Pratt, Belen Gonzalez, Amiyah Winston, Meera Savani, Carolina Vera, Taite Castro, Bryton Bonacquisti, Sara Hernandez 2nd Row (L to R): Jenny Dinh, Grace Leonard, Annie Marshall, Rachael Armstead, Gabi Alcala, Alana Humason, Katie Wiseman, Lauren Hernandez, Alex Louis, Anna Leonard Front Row (L to R): Katy Hensel, Ceara Daly, Lauren Stewart, Victoria Gonzalez, Hannah Mullahy, Nicole Phillips Not Pictured: Helen Hall

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)

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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 47th Line (2014-15) Payton Reeves 48th Line (2015-16) Lauren Stewart

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Brigade

2015 - 2016

Officers L to R: Lieutenant Katy Hensel, Lieutenant Ceara Daly, Captain Lauren Stewart, 1st Lieutenant Victoria Gonzalez, Lieutenant Hannah Mullahy, Lieutenant Nicole Phillips

Social Board

Back Row (L to R): Chaplain Grace Leonard, Historian Anna Leonard Middle Row (L to R): Assistant Chief Social Officer Gabi Alcala, Hospitality Katie Wiseman Front: Chief Social Officer Lauren Hernandez

Star Sergeant Alana Humason

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Brigade

2015 - 2016

Senior Lady Friars

Katy

Lauren

Hensel

Hernandez

Brigade - Lieutenant

During pre-game I like to: Laugh and listen to music Favorite TV show: Bring It! Favorite actor: Ben Stiller Favorite musical artist: Sam Smith Sports hero: Evgenia Kanaeva — a Russian rhythmic gymnast Nobody knows I can: Choreograph dance routines One thing I can’t live without: Laughter The college I want to attend: Purdue University or Texas A&M University I came to Bishop Lynch because: My parents wanted me to have the best education and learning environment

During pre-game I like to: Pray with the girls and run over the routine in my head Favorite TV show: Criminal Minds Favorite actor: Matthew Gray Gubler or Theo James Favorite musical artist: Taylor Swift Nobody knows I can: Do a backflip! One thing I can’t live without: My bed The college I want to attend: Vanderbilt University I came to BL because: I loved it when I visited, it fit all my needs and wants

Alana Humason

Annie Marshall

Brigade - Star Sergeant

During pre-game I like to: Pray — for a good game/performance, and that no one gets injured Favorite TV show: Once Upon A Time Favorite actor: Michelle Pfeiffer Sports hero: Gussie Nell Davis Nobody knows I can: Play guitar, plus a little piano and harp One thing I can’t live without: Music! The college I want to attend: Texas A&M University I came to Bishop Lynch because: It felt like home

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Brigade - Chief Social Officer

Brigade - 4th Year Senior

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: Arrow Favorite actor: Stephen Amell One thing I can’t live without: Family The college I want to attend: SMU I came to Bishop Lynch because: Bishop Lynch offered me opportunities other schools could not

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Brigade

2015 - 2016

Senior Lady Friars

Hannah

Nicole

Mullahy

Phillips

Brigade - Lieutenant

During pre-game I like to: Be around my teammates and stretch, it helps us all focus when we stay together Favorite musical artist: Beyonce One thing I can’t live without: My friends The college I want to attend: University of Alabama or Michigan State University I came to Bishop Lynch because: I moved to Texas recently and out of all the schools I could have attended BL felt like the most welcoming

Brigade - Lieutenant

During pre-game I like to: Spend time getting ready, laughing and bonding with my teammates Favorite TV show: Friends Favorite actor: Tom Hanks Favorite musical artist: Laura Osnes One thing I can’t live without: My iPod/music I came to BL because: The amazing Fine Arts programs

Lauren

Stewart

Brigade - Captain

During pre-game I like to: Hang out with Brigade girls, pray with the team and listen to music Favorite TV show: Dancing with the Stars Favorite actor: Jennifer Lawrence Favorite musical artist: tobyMac Sports hero: Nastia Liukin Nobody knows I can: Bake a killer chocolate bundt cake One thing I can’t live without: My Bible I came to Bishop Lynch because: It felt like home when I visited and I knew there were many opportunities to succeed here

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Brigade

2015 - 2016

Cari

Schnurr

Brigade Director

Years at BL: 22 years High School attended: Lake Highlands High School College attended: University of Oklahama / Sam Houston State University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A bear — you get to sleep all winter What do you do to relax? I read, work puzzles on my iPad and do DIY projects around my house If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Nicole Curtis, Oprah Winfrey and my husband Name one thing you can’t live without? My kids - love those kiddos! What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Carl

Cari Schnurr is beginning her 23rd year at Bishop Lynch, and her 19th with the Brigade. She is the Blackbaud Systems Specialist, teaches AP Psychology and Sociology, and is 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 30 years of dance experience through studios, drill team (Lake Highlands 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 late husband Jimmy are the proud parents of Austin (12) and Aiden (11), who attend St. Patrick School.

Allison

Elliott

Brigade Head Coach

Years at BL: 12 years High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School — Class of 2002 College attended: Kilgore College and The University of North Texas If you were an animal, what would you be and why? I would want to be a dog, because they are always happy and I think I would be pretty good at catching a frisbee What do you do to relax? Head to the lake! Time spent on my jetski is never time wasted If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Pope Francis, Garth Brooks, Kate Middleton Name one thing you can’t live without? Music What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Peppermint Ice Cream What nickname has stuck with you through the years? I don’t really have a nickname, but my dad has always called me Little Girl

Allison has been dancing for 26 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 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 was the Brigade Assistant Director for eight years and was the director of the Silver Cadettes for six years. Allison is currently in her 12th year at BL, teaching dance classes and now serves as the Head Coach and Choreographer of Brigade. She has choreographed for the Harmony Show Choir, organizes pep rallies and is the club moderator of the Friar Fanatics. In 2010, she was honored with the Athletic Special Assistant Award. Allison is a charter member of the DefiANCE dance company and performs around the Metroplex. She also plays kickball, flag football and volunteers at Equest on the weekends.

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Cheerleading

Back Row (L to R): Lizzy Gonzalez, Grace Corey, Leah Kenny, Claire Stone, Stephanie Davis, Amanda Humrichouse, Chase Webb Middle Row (L to R): Sydney Stansbury, Brianna Corrie, Kendall Platt, Sabrina Kimbriel, Sofie Callaway Front Row (L to R): Sterling Sonnier*, Molly Vaudry* *denotes squad captains

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2015 - 2016 Back Row (L to R): Isabella Milano, Sophia Jones, Scarlett Fulmer, Chandler Williams, Allison Stevens, Lily Marshall, Emma Reid Front Row (L to R): Mary Katherine Flournoy, Victoria Braden, Anna Murphy*, Lauren Youngblood*, Hope Hill, Carmen Beasley * denotes squad captains

Junior Varsity Cheer

Freshman Cheer

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2015 - 2016

Cheerleading

Varsity Cheer

Back Row (L to R): Lauren White, Lauren Colquitt, Ana Sendra, Makayla Penn, Elisa Devereaux, Sarah Kronenberger Middle Row (L to R): Ellie Laakman, Brooke Henry, Emory Foerster, Jordan Smith*, Emma Becker, Katie Hadden Front Row (L to R): Claire de la Rosa, Alyssa Mendoza, Chloe Rogger, Emily Ganter*, Emma Williams* *denotes squad captain

Varsity Captains

(L to R): Jordan Smith, Emily Ganter, Emma Williams

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Cheerleading

2015 - 2016

Varsity Cheer Underclassmen

Elisa Devereaux Junior

Sophomore

Katie Hadden

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Lauren Colquitt Claire de la Rosa Junior

Emory Foerster Junior

Junior

Emily Ganter

Junior, Captain

Junior

Sophomore

Brooke Henry

Emma Becker

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Cheerleading

2015 - 2016

Varsity Cheer Underclassmen

Junior

Jordan Smith

Junior, Captain

Junior

Lauren White

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Ana Sendra

Emma Williams

Junior

Sophomore

Ellie Laakman

Sarah Kronenberger

Makayla Penn

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Cheerleading

2015 - 2016

Senior Lady Friars

Alyssa

Chloe

Mendoza

Varsity Cheer Years of Experience: 7

During pre-game I like to: Dance, eat, have fun Favorite TV show: Law and Order SVU, The Bachelor Favorite actor: Channing Tatum, Keira Knightly Favorite musical artist: Ed Sheeran, Jonas Brothers Nobody knows I can: Pop almost every joint in my body One thing I canâ€™t live without: Food! The college I want to attend: University of Texas at Austin I came to Bishop Lynch because: The welcoming environment

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Rogger

Varsity Cheer Years of Experience: 7

During pre-game I like to: Stretch and warm-up Favorite TV show: Friends Favorite actor: Ryan Gosling Favorite musical artist: Justin Timberlake Sports hero: Jarrod Saltalamacchia Nobody knows I can: Draw and paint One thing I canâ€™t live without: Starbucks The college I want to attend: Dallas Baptist University I came to Bishop Lynch because: It made me feel at home and a part of the Friar family

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Cheerleading

2015 - 2016

Kristin

Mannari

Director of Cheer Varsity Cheer Coach

Years at BL: 7 years High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School - Class of 1999 College attended: Southern Methodist University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A peacock, because I wouldn’t have to accessorize with any extra jewelry What do you do to relax? My most relaxing time is when I’m on vacation ... sitting on the beach, reading a book. Since I can’t always be on vacation, a manicure and pedicure works too! If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Kathie Lee & Hoda and my friend Lindsey ... we have been dreaming of this forever! Name one thing you can’t live without? My family and friends ... especially my best friend’s crazy twin boys :) What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Ben & Jerry’s Cherry Garcia Coach Mannari is entering her fourth year with the award winning BL Cheer and Mascot Program. August marks the beginning of Ms. Mannari’s eighth year as Bishop Lynch’s Director of Communications, and her second year as the senior Student Leadership instructor. Kristin is a BL graduate from the Class of 1999 and attended Southern Methodist University earning her degree in Corporate Communications and Public Affairs. After leaving SMU, Ms. 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. In 2008, she left DFF and returned to Bishop Lynch when she was offered the position of Director of Communications. Ms. Mannari was a member of the 2008 State Championship Lady Friar Volleyball coaching staff and was a volleyball assistant coach for three years before moving over to the cheer world. In May of 2015, Coach Mannari was honored with the Athletic Department “Heart Award” for her service and dedication to BL Athletics.

Janet

Dupuis

Freshman Cheer Coach

Years at BL: 7 years High School attended: JJ Pearce High School College attended: Texas Tech University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A beloved family dog - not a worry in the world! What do you do to relax? Currently, lay on the couch and watch the Ranger Game with my husband Name one thing you can’t live without? My family What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla Janet Dupuis is beginning her seventh 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 27 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 Friar currently attending St. Mark in Plano).

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Cheerleading

2015- 2016

Molly

Vaudry

JV Cheer Coach

Years at BL: First Year High School attended: Ursuline Academy College attended: Spring Hill College If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Our cat Thomas - he’s lovable and independent all at once What do you do to relax? Garden, cook and paint If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Mary, Will Ferrell, and a tie between my mom’s 2 best friends (Mary Gilliam and Marie Campisi) Name one thing you can’t live without? A jacket - I’m always cold What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Bubble Gum Molly Vaudry joins the Bishop Lynch coaching staff this year with seven years as a cheer coach under her belt. A graduate of Ursuline Academy and a former Jesuit cheerleader, Molly received her college degree from Spring Hill College. She and her husband, Billy, have four children, including one BL grad (Will ’14) and two current BL students (Marcel and Molly). She also has a son, Leo, who is a student at St. Thomas. Molly works as a studio manager for a commercial photographer.

Christopher

Henson

Cheer Coach

Years at BL: First Year High School attended: Farmersville High School College attended: University of North Texas If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Giraffe, because they are graceful and silly What do you do to relax? Work out and play sports If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Jesus, Pink and Beyonce Name one thing you can’t live without? My notepad What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Cookies and Cream What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Chris

Christopher joins the Bishop Lynch cheer coaching staff this year, bringing with him a huge amount of experience in cheer instruction, choreography and leadership. A graduate of Farmersville High School and the University of North Texas, Christopher has helped organize several cheer competitions, acting as judge and/or announcer at many during the last decade. He is the owner of Express Cheer & Dance/Spirit Athletics, LLC, where he specializes in All-Star cheer and dance while coordinating specialty events and organizing youth and recreational league summer camps for cheer squads. He has been a featured speaker and/or writer for a number of cheer publications and programs.

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Band & Colorguard Football

Football

2015 - 2016

2015 Friars Junior Varsity White Team Roster #

Name

Pos. Middle School

Name

Pos

Gabriel Murphy

S/WR St Pius X

Ethan Stock

WR/CB Prince of Peace

William Parsons

S/WR

St Patrick

John McVicker

QB/LB

St John Episcopal

Will Haynes

QB/LB

St Joseph

Jayden Evans

RB/S

St Rita

Jack Kristofek

St Thomas Aquinas

Nico Bernal

K/RB

St Patrick

Michael Schwartz

WR/LB

St Patrick

Ethan Goff

C/LB

Shelton School

Michael Horak

St Pius X

Elijah Sisk

WR/CB White Rock Mont.

Nathan Steffen

WR/LB

St Paul

Ryan Ellazar

WR/CB St Elizabeth

Jackson Epes

WR/LB

St Paul

Aaron Hunter

LB/TE St Pius X

Grant Young

WR/CB St Mark

Azure Grubbs-Crawford OL/DL St Thomas Aquinas

Theodore Uhrik

WR/CB St Paul

John Carter

OL/DL St Pius X

Vincent DiBiase

WR/CB St Pius X

Beau Mills

OL/DL Home School

Davis Kaul

WR/CB St Thomas Aquinas

Nick Kester

OL/DL St Pius X

Jack Taylor

RB/LB

Prince of Peace

Jackson Dewbre

OL/DL St Pius X

Grayson Murphy

LB/RB

St Pius X

Charlie Stalder

OL/DL

Larson Beaurline

WR/LB St Paul

Lou West

OL/DL St John Episcopal

Jarrett Nunez

S/RB

Alejandro Resendiz OL/DL OLPH

Jack Daves

WR/CB Shelton School

Jacob Walker

OL/DL All Saints

Alex Mora

CB/WR St Pius X

Paul Davis

WR/LB St Thomas Aquinas

Stefano Corpuz

WR/CB Westwood MS

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Middle School

Marine Military Aca.

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Football

Junior Varsity White Team

2015 - 2016

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Football

2015 - 2016

2015 Friars Junior Varsity Black Team Roster # Name Position Grade 1 Drake Burciaga WR/CB 10 2 Nick Medrano CB/WR 11 3 Benn Cole FS/WR 10 7 Jackson Ramos WR/FS 10 8 Nico Mora CB/WR 10 10 Brooks Ragan WR/SS 11 12 Davis Peck QB/LB 10 14 Ben Norris QB 10 15 Michael Parsons WR/FS 10 16 Reese Hicks QB 10 17 Kade Neenan QB 10 18 Jadon Singleton RB/FS 10 20 Jeremy Irving SS/WR 10 21 Bradley Graser CB/WR 11 22 Ryan Corcoran RB/LB 10 24 Jeremy Harris CB/WR 10 25 Zak Zapletal WR/LB 10 26 Nodebe Ifeacho RB/LB 10 29 Tad Searson WR/CB 11 30 Rhys Gabbitas WR/S 10 30 Presley Luce LB/WR 10 32 Jake Younger FS/WR 10

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# Name Position Grade 33 Jacob Lewis WR/LB 10 36 Stephen Nygard WR/LB 10 39 Collin Schmierer CB/WR 10 42 Chris Sigsbee LB/WR 10 44 Matthew Regner WR/FS 10 52 Daniel Packard LB/RB 10 53 Sean Reed C/DL 10 55 Jacob Robles LB/K 10 56 John Carter OL/DL 10 59 Warren Fregia C/DL 11 60 Nick Kester OL/DL 10 62 August Cardinale OL/DL 10 64 Rickey Chavez OL/DL 10 65 Alex Hernandez OL/DL 10 70 Cody Sikorski OL/DL 10 71 Charlie Stadler OL/DL 10 73 Aiden Salzman OL/DL 10 75 Alejandro Resendiz OL/DL 10 76 Cole Garcia OT/DT 10 78 Jordan Sims OL/DL 10 79 Adeja Ajack DE/OG 10 80 Keaton Kinnard WR/FS 11

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Junior Varsity Black Team

2015 - 2016

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Football

2015 - 2016

2015 Friars Varsity Football Roster # Name

Position Gr

# Name 34

Matthew Best

WR/FS

Position Gr

Titus Beacham

RB/LB

Michael Brown

WR/FS

Tad Searson

CB/WR

Drayton Delaney WR/FS

John Mathena

Tristan Smith

Zach Russell

WR/LB

Sam Beasley

42 Gabe Brace RB/LB 12

Chima Ogueri

K/P

Daniel Packard

LB/RB

Raymond Becerra QB

Ty Ellard

DE/OT

Preston Peck

LB/DS

Michael Menditto DL

Joe Brockman

WR/CB

57 Andrew Kelly C/DT 12

16 Nico Jordan WR 11

58 Tyler Stecker OL/LB 12

Thomas Martinez RB/LB

Greg Martinez

DE/OT

Davis Peck

QB/LB

Jared Gatlin

OG/LB

Jermaine Mask

Tristen Rubio

C/DT

Ephesian Brown

WR/CB

Anthony Urieta

OG/DT

Alex Lara

RB/CB

Grayson Dickinson OG/DT

Ini Akpabot

WR/CB

Juac Angoi

OT/DT

27 Gabe Settles FS 12

74 Malex Fuget DT 11

Michael West

WR/SS

Thomas Hennen OT/DE

Sergey Blansit

FS/K

Liam Johansson

TE/LB

Will Gates

WR/CB

Jeremy Villareal

TE/DE

Jose Castillo

LB/WR

Trapp Hawthorne WR

Jacob Lewis

LB/WR

Anthony Onyedimna TE/DE 12

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Varsity Football Team

2015 - 2016

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Receivers

2015 - 2016 Kneeling (L to R): Anthony Onyedinma, Michael West Standing (L to R): Coach Jeff Sickles, Coach Lee Ferrell Bottom Row (L to R): Will Gates, Zach Russell, Chima Ogueri, Tad Searson 2nd Row (L to R): Sam Beasley, Liam Johansson, Jeremy Villareal, Jose Castillo, Ini Akpabot 3rd Row (L to R): Michael Brown, Joe Brockman, Gabe Settles, Trapp Hawthorne Top Row (L to R): Drayton Delaney, Nico Jordan, Ephesian Brown

Offensive Line

Front Row (L to R): Anthony Onyedinma, Michael Menditto, Jared Gatlin, Anthony Urieta, Tristen Rubio, Grayson Dickinson, Greg Martinez, Coach Anthony Lopez Back Row (L to R): Coach John Searson, Ty Ellard, Thomas Hennen, John Mathena, Tyler Stecker, Malex Fuget, Andrew Kelly, Juac Angoi

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Running Backs Foreground: Alex Lara Back Row (L to R): Gabe Brace, Jermaine Mask, Coach Darrell Burris, Thomas Martinez, Titus Beacham

Quarterbacks L to R: Raymond Becerra, Coach Paul DiBiase, Tristan Smith

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Defensive Line

2015 - 2016

Kneeling (L to R): Thomas Hennen, Anthony Urieta, Tristen Rubio, Malex Fuget Standing (L to R): Jeremy Villareal, Grayson Dickinson, Anthony Onyedinma, Ty Ellard, Coach Kenny Barnes, Coach Shane Shead, Michael Menditto, Andrew Kelly, Juac Angoi, Greg Martinez

Linebackers On Ground (L to R): Titus Beacham, Preston Peck, John Mathena, Gabe Brace, Zach Russell, Tyler Stecker, Jared Gatlin, Jose Castillo Squatting (L to R): Liam Johansson, Thomas Martinez Standing (L to R): Jermaine Mask, Coach Whit Richardson, Sam Beasley

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2015 - 2016

Safeties

L to R: Michael West, Michael Brown, Sergey Blansit, Gabe Settles, Coach Jared Head, Drayton Delaney, Trapp Hawthorne, Chiima Ogueri, Nico Jordan

Cornerbacks Kneeling (L to R): Ephesian Brown, Alex Lara Standing (L to R): Joe Brockman, Ini Akpabot, Coach David Garcia, Will Gates, Tad Searson

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Ini

Titus

Akpabot

Beacham

#25

Receiver / Cornerback

Running Back / Linebacker

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music

Favorite TV show:

Favorite TV show: The Regular Show

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Favorite actor: Kevin Hart

Favorite actor: Will Smith

Favorite musical artist: Robin Thicke

Favorite musical artist: Drake

Sports hero: Jackie Robinson

Sports hero: Dez Bryant

Nobody knows I can: Moonwalk

Nobody knows I can: Dance

One thing I can’t live without: God

One thing I can’t live without: Food

The college I want to attend:

The college I want to attend: Undecided

Morehouse College

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

I wanted to get a great education

I knew that it would help me be successful in my future

Sam

Sergey

Beasley

Blansit

#29

Receiver During pre-game I like to: Get in a good mental state of mind Favorite TV show: Cops or Pawn Stars Favorite actor: Ice Cube Favorite musical artist: Rolling Stones Sports hero: Cole Beasley One thing I can’t live without: Bean dip The college I want to attend: Harvard University, Stanford University or The University of Oxford I came to Bishop Lynch because: Great place to learn and athletics

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Free Safety / Kicker

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music and get ready to play Favorite TV show: Jersey Shore Favorite actor: Sylvester Stallone Favorite musical artist: Yung Nation Sports hero: Cristiano Ronaldo Nobody knows I can: Do a backflip One thing I can’t live without: Sports The college I want to attend: University of Texas at Austin I came to Bishop Lynch because: It was a great school with a wellrounded set of people and a great vibe

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Gabe

Joe Brockman

Brace

#42

#15

Running Back / Linebacker

During pre-game I like to: Pray Favorite TV show: Prison Break Favorite actor: Will Ferrell Favorite musical artist: Alan Jackson Sports hero: Pat Tillman Nobody knows I can: Start a fire with my bare hands One thing I can’t live without: My girlfriend I came to Bishop Lynch because: My friends and family told me all the great things Bishop Lynch had to offer, especially football

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music

Favorite TV show: The Office Favorite actor: Will Ferrell Favorite musical artist: Drake Sports hero: Tony Romo Nobody knows I can: Juggle One thing I can’t live without: Ice cream The college I want to attend: University of Texas at Austin I came to Bishop Lynch because: I really liked the VPA

Ephesian

Michael

#21

Brown

Receiver / Cornerback

During pre-game I like to: Listen to Yung Nation Favorite TV show: Friday Night Lights Favorite actor: Jermaine Mask Sports hero: Bobby Boucher (Waterboy) Nobody knows I can: Balance a TV on my finger One thing I can’t live without: Playstation The college I want to attend: LSU I came to BL because: It promotes the development of the total person by bringing together a diverse community in a rigorous college preparatory environment

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Receiver / Cornerback

Brown

Receiver / Free Safety

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: Friday Night Lights Favorite actor: Will Ferrell Favorite musical artist: Lil Wayne Sports hero: Dez Bryant Nobody knows I can: Juggle One thing I can’t live without: TV The college I want to attend: Texas A&M University I came to Bishop Lynch because: Education and athletics

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Jose

Drayton

Castillo

Delaney

#32

Linebacker / Receiver

During pre-game I like to:

Listen to music

Listen to music and pray

Favorite TV show: The Office

Favorite TV show:

Favorite actor: Robert Downey Jr.

The Office

Receiver / Free Safety

Favorite actor:

Sports hero: Kobe Bryant

Mark Wahlberg

Nobody knows I can: Rap

Favorite musical artist:

One thing I can’t live without:

Migos

My friends and family

Sports hero:

The college I want to attend:

Tyrann Mathieu

Texas A&M University

One thing I can’t live without:

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

My family and friends

I would like to achieve things that I

The college I want to attend:

never thought I could

LSU

Grayson Dickinson

Ben

Ensign

#66

Manager

Guard / Defensive Tackle

During pre-game I like to:

Listen to music

Talk to the players and listen to music

Favorite TV show:

The Office

The Walking Dead

Favorite actor: Tupac Shakur

Favorite actor:

Favorite musical artist: Migos

Johnny Depp

Sports hero: Bo Jackson

Favorite musical artist:

Nobody knows I can: Cook gourmet pies

Tom Petty

One thing I can’t live without: Fraternity

Sports hero:

The college I want to attend: LSU

Dirk Nowitzki

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

One thing I can’t live without:

Of the Lynch SWAG

My friends and family

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Jared

Thomas

Gatlin

Hennen

#61

Guard / Linebacker

#75

Tackle / Defensive End

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music

Favorite TV show:

Favorite TV show: PBR

Breaking Bad

Favorite actor: Scarlett Johansson, Matt

Favorite actor:

Damon

Mark Wahlberg

Favorite musical artist: Chris Young

Favorite musical artist:

Sports hero: Muhammad Ali

Yeezus

Nobody knows I can:

Sports hero:

Make a turkey call with my voice

Jason “White Chocolate” WiIlliams

One thing I can’t live without: Girls

One thing I can’t live without:

The college I want to attend:

My Jordans

Texas Tech University of TCU I came to Bishop Lynch because: It is co-ed

Andrew

Kelly

Center / Defensive Tackle

During pre-game I like to: Sleep Favorite actor: Mark Wahlberg Favorite musical artist: Taylor Swift Sports hero: JJ Watt Nobody knows I can: Do a double backflip on concrete One thing I can’t live without: Oxygen The college I want to attend: US Naval Academy I came to Bishop Lynch because: I knew it would be a good fit

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#57

Alex

Lara

#23

Running Back / Cornerback

During pre-game I like to: Listen to some pump up EDM Favorite TV show: Key & Peele Favorite actor: Jonah Hill Favorite musical artist: Joslay or Lil Goose Sports hero: Dez Bryant Nobody knows I can: Play hackey-sack really well One thing I can’t live without: Football and my friends The college I want to attend: Undecided I came to Bishop Lynch because: It’s close to my house and it’s a great school

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

thomas

Chima

Ogueri

Martinez #17

Running Back / Linebacker

During pre-game I like to:

Kicker / Punter

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: SportsCenter Favorite actor: Scarlett Johansson Favorite musical artist: Yung Nation Sports hero: Wayne Rooney Nobody knows I can: Spit bars (rap) One thing I can’t live without: My bed The college I want to attend: University of Lousiville I came to Bishop Lynch because: I felt that by coming to BL I’d be better prepared for life in college and it would also help me learn important life lessons

Listen to music Favorite TV show: River Monsters Favorite actor: Jennifer Aniston Favorite musical artist: Kevin Gates Sports hero: Wes Welker Nobody knows I can: Hunt and fish One thing I can’t live without: My car The college I want to attend: University of Oklahoma or University of Arkansas I came to Bishop Lynch because: I have a family legacy here and know a lot of the faculty. I always loved the school when I visited!

Anthony

Preston

Peck

Onyedinma #99

Linebacker

Tight End / Defensive End

During pre-game I like to: Hang out with my friends

During pre-game I like to:

Favorite actor: Will Ferrell

Snapchat

Favorite musical artist: Meek Mill

Favorite TV show: Archer

Sports hero:

Favorite actor:

Odell Beckham Jr.

Patrick Swayze

Nobody knows I can:

Favorite musical artist: 50 Cent

Play the trumpet

Sports hero: Ed Reed

One thing I can’t live without:

Nobody knows I can: Play guitar

Friends and family

One thing I can’t live without:

The college I want to attend:

Nutella

Rice University

The college I want to attend:

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

University of Texas at Austin

This is the school most people in my middle school were going to and it was a

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

good fit for me too

Jesuit doesn’t have girls

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Tristen

Zach

Rubio

Russell

#62

Center / Defensive Tackle

During pre-game I like to: Meditate while listening to the blues Favorite TV show: Monday Night Raw Favorite actor: Key & Peele Favorite musical artist: Stevie Ray Vaughan Sports hero: Stone Cold Steve Austin Nobody knows I can: Play the bugle One thing I can’t live without: My friends, family and Jeep (it’s a Jeep thing, you wouldn’t understand) The college I want to attend: Air Force Academy I came to Bishop Lynch because: I knew the teachers, coaches and staff would provide the incentive of giving their scholars the tools of excellence, knowledge and success

Receiver / Linebacker

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music Favorite TV show: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Favorite actor: Sam Elliott Favorite musical artist: Chris Young Sports hero: Eric Berry Nobody knows I can: Shake my eyeballs One thing I can’t live without: Meat The college I want to attend: Undecided I came to Bishop Lynch because: Football

Gabe

Tristan

Settles

Smith

#27

#41

Quarterback

Free Safety

During pre-game I like to: Listen to music

During pre-game I like to:

Favorite TV show: The Office

Listen to music

Favorite musical artist:

Favorite TV show: Big Bang Theory

Migos Sports hero: Nolan Ryan One thing I can’t live without: My family The college I want to attend: TCU I came to Bishop Lynch because: It was a good fit for me and I knew I could get a great education

Favorite actor: Adam Sandler Favorite musical artist: Tim McGraw Sports hero: LeBron James Nobody knows I can: Juggle One thing I can’t live without: Music The college I want to attend: Illinois State University I came to Bishop Lynch because: I loved the traditions here and it was the best fit for me

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2015 - 2016

Senior Friars

Tyler

Anthony

Stecker

Urieta

#58

Guard / Linebacker

#64

Receiver / Linebacker

During pre-game I like to:

Get pumped up

Listen to music

Favorite TV show: Naked and Afraid

Favorite TV show: Breaking Bad

Favorite actor: Hayden Panettiere

Favorite actor: Paul Walker Favorite musical artist: Lil Wayne

Favorite musical artist: The Weekend

Sports hero: Kobe Bryant

Sports hero: Brian Cardinal

Nobody knows I can: Paint in the

Nobody knows I can:

style of an impressionist

Be mechanically savvy

One thing I canâ€™t live without:

My phone

Home-cooked meals

The college I want to attend:

The college I want to attend: TCU

University of Arkansas

I came to Bishop Lynch because:

Legacy

A lot of my friends were coming here and I knew this would be a good fit

Michael

West

Equipment Managers

#28

Receiver / Strong Safety

Favorite TV show: Trailer Park Boys Sports hero: Dez Bryant The college I want to attend: University of Arkansas

(L to R): Alex Guardado, Nancy Pizana, Natash Mutasa

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2015 - 2016

Varsity Underclassmen

10 • Raymond Bacerra

16 • Nico Jordan

18 • Davis Peck

33 • Jacob Lewis

34 • Matthew Best

35 • Tad Searson

40 • John Mathena

53 • Daniel Packard

54 • Ty Ellard

56 • Michael Menditto

59 • Greg MArtinez

73 • Juac Angoi

74 • Malex Fuget

80 • Liam Johansson 81 • Jeremy Villareal

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30 • Will Gates

87 • Trapp Hawthorne

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2015 - 2016

Ben

Dasch

Varsity Head Coach Assistant AD - Operations Years at BL: 11 years High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School — Class of 1995 College attended: THE University of Alabama If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Probably a bear because they look scary but really aren’t when you get to know them What do you do to relax? Exercise and watch sports If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Lou Gehrig, Lee Harvey Oswald and George Clooney Name one thing you can’t live without? My son, JD What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Rocky Road What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Big Time

Ben Dasch is beginning his 12th year at Bishop Lynch and his third year as Head Football Coach. As the second Alumnus to be named to the head coach position, Coach Dasch oversaw the 50th Anniversary campaign and last year’s 8-5 team that featured all-time leading rusher Rawleigh Williams III. The 2014 ground attack led the DFW area in rushing and resulted in Williams III being named as the Texas Built Ford Tough Player of the Year and a finalist for the Tom Landry Award. The 2014 Friars advanced to the TAPPS state playoffs for a 23rd consecutive year. Coach Dasch graduated from Bishop Lynch in 1995 and attended the University of Alabama, where his love for coaching and working with kids found him in 1999 as a volunteer baseball coach at Tuscaloosa Academy under Alabama coaching legend Mike Notaro. He began coaching football in the fall of 1999 and quickly moved up the ranks at the Academy, becoming Defensive Coordinator in 2001 and Head Football Coach in October of 2001. After three seasons in Tuscaloosa, Coach Dasch left Alabama and returned to Texas, accepting a position at Bishop Lynch as the Special Teams Coordinator and Head Strength Coach. Over the next 11 years, Coach Dasch served in many roles as a Friar including Defensive Coordinator, but he has never strayed too far from his beloved set of defensive backs, which he has coached for all of his 16 years in coaching. Coach Dasch also serves as the Assistant Athletic Director, dealing with Athletic Operations and other sports on a daily basis. He is the proud father of 5-year old JD, Alabama fan, hater of all things orange and future tackling machine and All-State free safety.

Paul

DiBiase

Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks

Years at BL: 6 years High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School — Class of 1986 College attended: Stephen F. Austin State University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Frill-Neck Australian Lizard. The why, well I think that’s obvious. What do you do to relax? I like to cook hash-browns while listening to Mongolian opera. Peaceful, very peaceful. If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? First, General George S. Patton so we could arm wrestle. Second, Marcus Junius Brutus so I could really find out if it was Et tu, Brute? Finally, my hero Vince Lombardi so he could draw up that power sweep on the chalkboard just for me! Name one thing you can’t live without? My family. That’s why we live! What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip Paul DiBiase is in his 7th year at BL, coaching in 1994 and 1995 and then returning in 2011. He worked on the football staff which won 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 Varsity Offensive Coordinator and Director of Football Operations. 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 States 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, Isabella (BL Class of 2013), Vincent (BL Class of 2019) and Anthony a 7th grader at St. Pius X.

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2015 - 2016

Jordan

Football

Hampton

Defensive Coordinator Cornerbacks

Years at BL: First year High School attended: Fort Worth Country Day College attended: Texas Tech University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Turritopsis nutricula jellyfish. Immortality! What do you do to relax? Drive If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Walter White, Jack Shephard and Doc Brown Name one thing you can’t live without? Competition What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Cookies and Cream What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Jordy Jordan Hampton is new to the Bishop Lynch family this year, and is excited to be surrounded by a winning tradition. Hampton is serving as the Defensive Coordinator for the Varsity Football team, along with teaching Geometry. After graduating from Fort Worth Country Day in 2001, he traveled west to receive his undergraduate degree from Texas Tech University in 2007, and then completed his Masters degree in Sports Management from West Virginia University in the fall of 2014. He began his coaching career in 2008 for Joshua High School where he spent four years working with the Varsity Defensive Backs. Hampton then spent one year as the Defensive Coordinator at Saint Mary’s Hall in San Antonio before returning to his alma mater as the Special Teams Coordinator and Assistant Defensive Coordinator for Fort Worth Country Day. He and his wife, Marissa, have one daughter, Marley Grace (3) and they are looking forward to many winning seasons under the BL Friday night lights.

John

Searson

Junior Varsity Head Coach Offensive Line

Years at BL: 2 years High School attended: Grapevine High School College attended: Tarleton State University & Texas Christian University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A dog in my family, because it would be very spoiled! What do you do to relax? Read and watch TV If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Vince Lombardi, Dwight Eisenhower and Ken Follet Name one thing you can’t live without? Dr. Pepper 10 What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla John Searson is entering his 18th football season, having coached 15 years in public schools and starting his third at BL. Coach Searson is the Varsity/JV Offensive Line coach and also coaches track and field, as well as helping with powerlifting. Coach Searson is also the Academic Coordinator for football. A 1991 graduate of Tarleton State University with a Bachelors in Business Administration, Searson received his teaching certification from Texas Christian University in 1996. Coach Searson has been married to Rachel Ray Searson for 23 years and has two children, Thomas (Tad) Searson a junior at BL and Reagan a 5th grader at St. Thomas Aquinas.

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2015 - 2016

Darrell

Burris

Running Backs

Years at BL: 1 year High School attended: Jonesboro High School in Jonesboro, Arkansas College attended: Arkansas State University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Otter because they are always playing! What do you do to relax? Run, bike, write, building projects If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? The Apostle Paul, Raymond Berry and Alexander Hamilton Name one thing you can’t live without? My books What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Butter Pecan What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Glove Coach Burris begins his second year at Bishop Lynch as the Running Backs Coach, Equipment Manager and assistant Track Coach. In addition to his coaching duties, he teaches US History and Government. Coach Burris has been coaching for many years both at the high school and collegiate levels. He received his degree from Arkansas State University where he was a two time Southland conference mile champion and a three time NCAA Division two finalist. He and his lovely wife Kelly are the proud parents of Ashten, a graduate of TCU and Payton who is starting his junior year at Texas State University.

Lee

Ferrell

Wide Receivers Special Teams

Years at BL: First year High School attended: North Garland High School College attended: Texas Tech University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Eagle - powerful, graceful What do you do to relax? Watch films If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Jesus, Einstein, my dad Name one thing you can’t live without? Family What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate What nickname has stuck with you through the years? “LeeBoy”

Coach Ferrell comes to Bishop Lynch with 35 years of coaching experience. Ferrell graduated from North Garland High School and Kilgore Junior College, before transferring to Texas Tech University, where he played quarterback and later graduated. During his coaching career, Coach Ferrell has made stops at Garland High, Cedar Hill, Richardson, Del Rio, Lancaster, Carrollton Newman Smith, Naaman Forest, North Forney, Ovilla Christian and Providence Christian. In addition to his football duties, he will also join the Lady Friar Softball team as an assistant coach. He and his wife of 28 years, Melanie, have a son, Hunter, who graduated from the University of North Texas.

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2015 - 2016

Jeff

Sickels

Assistant Wide Receivers

Years at BL: First year High School attended: Berrien Springs High School, Berrien Springs, Michigan College attended: Michigan State University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A Labrador Retriever. Isn’t it obvious? What do you do to relax? Spend time with my wife and four children If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Jesus, Joan of Arc, Sun Tzu Name one thing you can’t live without? Ice Cream What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Sherman’s Blue Moon What nickname has stuck with you through the years? El Gato

Jeff Sickels is new to the Bishop Lynch football program and will be coaching the Varsity and Junior Varsity Wide Receivers. He attended Michigan State University graduating with a degree in Computer Science. When not coaching, Jeff works for a company writing software for electronic trading in the Equities, Futures and Options markets. Jeff and his family are new to the area having moved from Chicago last year and are enjoying the warmer Texas weather.

Kenny

Barnes

Defensive Line

Years at BL: 4 years High School attended: Sanford-Fritch High School College attended: West Texas State University (now West Texas A&M) If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Dog, they are loyal, loving, and always happy to see you What do you do to relax? Water activities and golf If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? My dad, who passed away when I was 17, and both my sons who never got to meet him Name one thing you can’t live without? My family What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Pralines and Cream What nickname has stuck with you through the years? “Ken10”

Kenny Barnes begins his fifth year coaching at Bishop Lynch. In addition to his duties as the Defensive Line coach, Coach Barnes is the head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator and the Head Powerlifting Coach. This fall will mark Coach Barnes 43rd year coaching Texas high school athletes. Coach Barnes received his undergraduate degree in 1973 and his masters in 1979, both from West Texas State University. Kenny and his lovely wife, Gail, have been married for 40 years and have three children, Kena and her husband Travis Robertson, Brett and his wife Natalie, and Cale. In addition, Kena and Travis are the parents to Case (19 months), while Brett and Natalie are parents to Drew (4) and Bobbie Gail (14 months).

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Whit

2015 - 2016

Richardson Linebackers

Years at BL: 1 year High School attended: Fort Worth Country Day School College attended: Rhodes College If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Cheetah. Speed kills. What do you do to relax? Cook, play Madden and FIFA If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Teddy Roosevelt, Ed Reed, Ernest Hemingway Name one thing you can’t live without: Pecan Lodge What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip

Whit Richardson is in his second year at Bishop Lynch. He is a Fort Worth native and graduated from Ft.Worth Country Day. After high school, Whit attended Rhodes College in Memphis, TN, where he played linebacker and tight end. Upon graduating from college, Whit began training to be a sherph at the Smoky Mountains Sherpn School in Gatlinburg, TN. After deciding to leave Tennessee, Whit returned to Texas and became the Outside Linebackers coach at Austin College in Sherman. Richardson has also had stops at Millsaps College and Hastings College, coaching running backs and linebackers, respectively.

Jared HEAD Safeties Years at BL: 5 years High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School — Class of 2008 College attended: SMU If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Eagle so I could fly wherever I want to What do you do to relax? Watch TV and take naps with my dog If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Grandfather, Grandmother on dad’s side of the family, Ghandi Name one thing you can’t live without? Music What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip Jared Head is in his sixth year at BL, coaching from 2008-2011 and then returning in 2013. Jared coached Freshman secondary, as well as assisting the Varsity and scouting and currently coaches Safeties. He is a 2008 Bishop Lynch graduate and received his degree in mathematics from Southern Methodist University. Jared is currently in his third year as the PE teacher at St. Pius X and is also the Athletic Director. Jared’s mom, Elaine, and two brothers, Robert and Jacob, are also graduates of BL.

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Football

Brandon

Moats

Freshman Head Coach Secondary

Years at BL: 4 years High School attended: Dallas Roosevelt High School College attended: Texas A&M University-Commerce If you were an animal, what would you be and why? An eagle What do you do to relax? Listen to music If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Tupac Shakur, Jesus and Buddha Name one thing you can’t live without? Music What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla

Brandon Moats will be starting his fifth year with the Bishop Lynch High School football program. This year he takes on a new responsibility as the Freshman Head Coach. He attended Texas A&M-Commerce and completed his course work from the National Personal Training Institute in 2007. When he is not coaching at BL, Coach Moats works with the Cooper Aerobic Center Youth department and Montessori schools in the greater DFW area. Brandon credits much of his success to the three lovely women in his life, his mother Carlos, his sister Karla and his daughter Caitlin.

David

Garcia

Cornerbacks Strength & Conditioning

Years at BL: 4 years High School attended: THE Bishop Lynch High School — Class of 2011 College attended: THE University of North Texas. Go Mean Green! If you were an animal, what would you be and why? I would definitely be a Spider Monkey because of their acrobatic abilities and strength. I see them as athletes of the Jungle. What do you do to relax? I enjoy backpacking through random foreign countries If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Bob Marley, CT Fletcher and Ray Lewis Name one thing you can’t live without? Heavy squats What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Cookies and Cream What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Tarzan Coach Garcia is a Bishop Lynch graduate (2011) where he was a three-year varsity letterman and captain. He went on to play at Austin College in Sherman before transferring to the University of North Texas to pursue a degree in kinesiology. Garcia is entering his fourth year on the BL staff, coaching cornerbacks and in the spring coaches powerlifting.

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2015 - 2016

Shane

Shead

Assistant Defensive Line

Years at BL: First year High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School / Plano West High School College attended: The University of Akron If you were an animal, what would you be and why? I would be a Liger because I would have mystical powers What do you do to relax? Listen to country music while at the driving range If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? DIRK, Nick Saban and Denzel Washington Name one thing you can’t live without? DIRK BRYANT (my iPhone 6 plus) What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Strawberry What nickname has stuck with you through the years? ORTEGA Coach Shead attended Bishop Lynch and was a starter as a sophomore for the last Men’s Basketball team to win a state championship at BL in 2002. He graduated from Plano West High School and was blessed to received a scholarship to play at the University of Akron, where he was a three-year letterwinner. Shead studied Sports Management and served as a student assistant under Terry Bowden for two years. Coach Shead feels very blessed to come back home to BL.

Anthony

Lopez

Assistant Offensive Line

Years at BL: 2 years High School attended: Bishop Lynch High School — Class of 2009 College attended: Texas Tech University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A turtle so I can move in life at my own pace What do you do to relax? Just spending time with friends or watching Netflix If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? JFK, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tony Romo Name one thing you can’t live without? Whataburger What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla What nickname has stuck with you through the years? My last name, all of my friends refer to me by it A 2009 graduate of Bishop Lynch and a 2013 graduate of Texas Tech University, Coach Lopez will be starting his third year back with the Friars as a coach. This will be his second year helping with the Varsity and JV offensive line as an assistant and coaching the Freshman. In addition to coaching with Bishop Lynch, Lopez teaches PE (Pre K-8th) at St. Mary of Carmel, located in West Dallas near the Trinity Groves area.

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Jacob

Football

Moss

Offensive Assistant

Years at BL: 1 year High School attended: Pflugerville High School College attended: University of Arkansas

Jacob Moss returns to Bishop Lynch High School to coach the wide receivers for the 2015 football season. He is a former letterman at University of Arkansas where he played defensive back. Following his playing career, Coach Moss worked in Scouting and Player Personnel for the Dallas Cowboys. Jacob holds a degree in business from the University of Arkansas and received his MBA in Sports & Entertainment Management from the University of Dallas. Jacob is married to Ashley Pedersen Moss and they have three children — Ava, Olivia and Elijah.

Cliff

Gibson

Sports Information Director

Years at BL: First year High School attended: Lone Oak High School College attended: Texas A&M University-Commerce If you were an animal, what would you be and why? A dog ... they tend to get a lot more sleep than I do What do you do to relax? Listen to music or play video games If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Conan O’Brien, Neil Patrick Harris and Robin Williams Name one thing you can’t live without? My Spotify playlists What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Blue Bell Rocky Road What nickname has stuck with you through the years? “GIBBY” Cliff Gibson came to Bishop Lynch in May of 2015 as the school’s first full-time Sports Information Director and oversees all athletics-related media for the Friars. Cliff graduated from Lone Oak High School in 1999 and served in the United States Navy from 1999-2003, serving all across the globe from Seattle, to Prince Sultan Air Base (PSAB) in Saudi Arabia. After returning to Texas, he began a 12-year run in the newspaper business as a sports editor and managing editor for various publications in North Texas. Most recently, he was the managing editor for the Rockwall County Herald-Banner for two years, during which time he received a degree in Journalism & Mass Communications from Texas A&M University-Commerce. Cliff has been married for 15 years to his high school sweetheart, Normanda, who works for Plano ISD. The couple has three sons, Nathan (13), Carter (9) and Lincoln (9 months). They recently added a foster daughter to their home — one-year-old Bristol.

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2015 - 2016

Mike

Hopper

Head Athletic Trainer

Years at BL: 1 year High School attended: Waterloo High School, Waterloo, IL College attended: Southeast Missouri State University and University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine What do you do to relax? Sleep If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? Sylvanus Thayer (Father of West Point), Roberto Clemente, Jim Thorton (President of the NATA) Name one thing you can’t live without? Twitter What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Moose Tracks What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Some variation of “Hop” Mike Hopper enters his second year as the Head Athletic Trainer at Bishop Lynch High School. In his first year, the department expanded to include a full-time Assistant Athletic Trainer and received recognition as a “Safe Sports School” through the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. A transplant from Waterloo, IL, Mike began his career in athletic training at Southeast Missouri State University. He graduated from SEMO in 2010 with a degree in Health Management. Mike completed his masters in Medical Sciences through the University Of South Florida Morsani College Of Medicine in Tampa, FL. In his spare time, Mike is a very active advocate of Sports Safety and Athletic Training through social media and is active in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. Growing up in the shadows of the Gateway Arch, Mike is an avid Cardinals fan.

Sarah

Macy

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Years at BL: 1 year High School attended: Apple Valley High School in Apple Valley, CA College attended: Victor Valley Junior College and Kansas Wesleyan University If you were an animal, what would you be and why? An eagle, to be able to soar over everything and everyone. Be able to see all of God’s creations from a different view than we see them day in and day out. What do you do to relax? Any sort of physical activity (run, kickboxing, rock climbing, kayaking, etc.) If you could invite any three people (living or dead) to dinner, who would you choose? My deceased Grandfather (Jack) and my deceased aunt (Aunt Jackie). Just to be able to see them again. And Abby Wambach, just because she’s a beast on the soccer field. Name one thing you can’t live without? Coffee! What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? Mint Chocolate Chip What nickname has stuck with you through the years? Mace (short for my last name Macy). My dad was called “Mace” and it was the easiest/shortest version of my name when on the soccer field. Sarah Macy was born and raised in Apple Valley, CA. After graduating high school in 2006, she attended Victor Valley Community College. In 2008, Sarah transferred to Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, KS where she received an athletic scholarship to play soccer. Sarah obtained herdegree in Athletic Training in 2010. In 2012, Sarah moved to Dallas where she began working in a physical therapy clinic. In 2014, Sarah was first introduced to Bishop Lynch High School through Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation. She worked parttime at Bishop Lynch before joining the Friars fulltime in July of 2015.

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