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Irish Athletics

From the President Dear Athletic Supporters: Thank you very much for you support and prayers for all of our Irish sports teams. In our 76 year history, athletics has always been an important part of our school in addition to great academics. One of the great things that athletics does is it teaches the young people about working together as a team, which will serve them well in college, career and even family life. The support you give enables our coaches and athletes to have much of what they need to compete and play well.

Msgr. Rick Stansberry President

Another great aspect of athletics is that it can really rally school spirit. For 76 years, the teams have had fans from among the parents, student body, and alumni cheering them on. This can be a great source of building community and school spirit. I pray that all of our athletes have great seasons and that they play well, always remembering the ultimate victory is in heaven. May God bless all of our coaches, athletes, fans and staff as we begin another great year of Irish athletics. God bless Msgr. Rick

A Prayer for Athletes God grant u s the grace to pla y to the best of our ability and in a spirit o f healthy competition . Watch ove r us, keep us sa fe and help us to always rem ember the u ltimate victory is ov er the cross for everlasting life. We ask this through Ch rist our Lord . Amen.

Irish Athletics

Last Year’s Letter Needs Updating

Irish Athletics

From the Principal Column inches in newspapers covering high schools are often more concerned with athletics than academics. It is certainly true that since joining the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association in 1968, a great deal has been written about athletic success at Bishop McGuinness. From 1968 to the present, the school has won 110 state championships in every sport except for softball and wrestling, most recently boys’ soccer in the spring of 2026. Our athletic heritage, the commitment of the coaches, and the hard work of the athletes are all cornerstones of the history of the school. We are exceptionally proud of our athletic achievements over the years, and these tremendous accomplishments are built on the foundation of faith, family, and academics.

Dr. Andrew Worthington Principal

Over the summer the Advanced Placement scores were released, and I am proud to once again announce record results for AP students in this testing cycle. In 2026, 379 Bishop McGuinness students took 772 Advanced Placement exams in 27 subjects, with 88% of students earning a passing score of 3 or higher. 177 McGuinness students were named AP Scholars, the largest number of McGuinness students to ever receive the honor. We are blessed to have a committed and dedicated faculty that teaches our students. Success, as seen in the statistics above, is a great achievement; these statistics also represent the rigorous academics across the curriculum and throughout the grade levels that support such success. The AP teachers at the school deserve praise, as do all the teachers in the building that continue to set the academic bar high. Statistics such as the Advanced Placement scores, ACT scores, and National Merit Scholars, or recognitions such as being designated a CAPE National Blue Ribbon school, demonstrate our standards and expectations. The prime goal of our school however is to provide a Catholic college preparatory education rooted in the truth of Jesus Christ. The school’s mission statement asks our students to be “a person for others.” This requires them to answer a difficult question. What are you willing to do without asking for anything in return? Our students rise to that question with their actions, in the classroom, in athletics, in the community, and walking the halls of Bishop McGuinness. In service to others every day students meet the call to be “a person for others.” I look forward to seeing you at all our activities, from athletic competition, to our fine arts programs, and campus ministry events. You will see our students flourish and thrive in the Christ-centered education that Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School offers. Go Irish! Yours in Christ, Andrew Worthington

Irish Athletics

From the Athletic Staff Dear Irish Faithful, Welcome to Clement Pribil Stadium and Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School. On behalf of the coaches, studentathletes, and my fellow faculty and staff, thank you for your support of Irish Athletics. Our coaches are proud of our tradition of excellence and their roles in our noble mission to form “people for others”. We have been loyal members of the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association since 1968 and lucky enough to bring home 118 state championships! Please support our mission and our membership by cheering positively for the Irish rather than against our guests. Mr. Steve McCarthy Athletic Director

Remember these sportsmanship guidelines courtesy of the National Federation of High School Sports: 1. Show respect for self and others at all times. 2. Show respect for the officials. Good sportsmanship implies the willingness to accept and abide by the decisions of the officials. 3. Know, understand and appreciate the rules of the contest. Good sportsmanship suggests the importance of conforming to the spirit as well as the letter of the rules. 4. Maintain self-control at all times. Prevent the desire to win from overcoming rational behavior. 5. Recognize and appreciate skill in performance regardless of team affiliation. Go Fighting Irish! Steve McCarthy Athletic Director

Mr. John Hamilton Director of Athletic Administration

Irish Athletics

John Hamilton Director of Athletic Administration

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A NIGHT in RIO Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School

Arielle Yapi

Arielle is the daughter of Landry and Victorine Yapi and older sister to Jayden and Valerie. She is a four-year varsity athlete where she’s made countless memories with her volleyball teammates, including winning state twice. Off the court, Arielle loves spending time with her supportive family, especially her 3-year-old sister, who keeps her smiling. Arielle is a member of the NHS and the president of the French NHS. After graduation, Arielle plans to major in Kinesiology on the pre-med track. She is excited to finish senior year surrounded by the people who have made these years so special.

Kate Thomas Kate is the daughter of Sarah and Brad Thomas and older sister to Hodges and Mary Ella. She is a four-year member of varsity girls’ tennis, copresident of Big Sis/Little Sis, and a member of Student Council and Clancy Club. She also manages the girls’ basketball team. Kate is a parishioner at Christ the King Catholic Church and is involved with the CHF Teen Board, National Charity League, and Youth in Action Class 26. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, and running her hand-painted banner business. After graduation, Kate plans to attend the University of Arkansas.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Emma Meiseman Emma is the daughter of Archie and Erica Meiseman and older sister to Eric, Annabell, and Aliza. She attends St. Eugene Catholic Church and serves as a BMCHS Ambassador. She is an AP Scholar, member of National Honor Society, and a 2026 Oklahoma Girls State delegate. She is a four-year varsity letterman in Cross Country, Cheer, and Track; a 3x state champion, 2x academic state champion, 4x state runner-up, 2x national champion, an All-American, and a 2x state qualifier, placing 5th in the high jump. She enjoys time with friends and family, volunteering at the Regional Food Bank and plans to study engineering in college.

Derica Allen Derica is the daughter of Caryn Allen and younger sister to Cassius Allen and Danica Allen. She is a four-year active member of Varsity Pom. She is an All State qualifier for Pom. She has volunteered with local organizations such as Wings, Integris Health, and Focus on Home Teen Board. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, friends and working out. She is still deciding where to attend college next year.

Queen Candidates

Lainey Waldo

Lainey the daughter of Allison and Jack Waldo and sister to Charlotte and Andrew. She is an active member of National Honors Society, historian for Spanish National Honor Society, co-president of wellness club, school ambassador, and four year-starter on the varsity softball team. She has served as a student mentor and has worked at Bishop John Carrol for the past four years. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, going to the lake, and playing with her dogs. She plans to pursue a degree in animal science on the pre-vet track.

Charlotte Ozan Charlotte is the daughter of Ashley and Charles Ozan, older sister to George Ozan, and younger sister to Amelia Ozan. She is the President of National Honors Society, President of Student Council, and Vice President of Spanish National Honors Society. She participates in Varsity Track and Field. She serves in many volunteer programs, teen boards, camps and her church. In her free time she enjoys being with friends and family, staying active, volunteering, and being involved. She plans on attending college and pursuing a career in law.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Abigail Elder Abigail is the daughter of Blair and Ashley Elder and the younger sister to Jacob and Andrew. She is an active member of the National and Spanish Honor Society. She is also a member of Future Health Care Workers and the Co-President of Big Sis/Lil Sis. Abbie is a four year member of the varsity basketball team and has played soccer for McGuinness the last three years. She enjoys volunteering at Christ the King summer camps and Focus on Home teen board. Abbie plans to attend the University of Oklahoma where she will major in Health and Exercise Science on the PrePA tract.

Cami Spalveri Cami is the daughter of Jeremy and Randi Spalvieri and eldest sister to Conley and Jace. She has held Student Council executive positions all four years and currently serves as Senior Class Vice President. Cami is also active in National Honor Society and Women in Science Club, holding various leadership roles throughout high school. She works in the After School Program at Westminster. In her free time, she enjoys being with family and friends, traveling, and concerts. She plans to attend either Arkansas or Oklahoma State to study business.

Queen Candidates

Haven O’Neil

Haven is the daughter of Chad and Allyson O’Neil. She attended Christ the King Catholic School and Parish. A four-year member of the Irish cheer team, Haven is a 3x state champion, 3x state runner-up, 2x national champion, and 1x All-Star Cheer national champion. She has earned four All-American awards, four Top All-American nominations, four Pin It Forward leadership awards, and two team MVP awards. Haven plans to cheer in college while studying business and sports therapy. She is energetic, loving, and openminded. Her favorite memories include dances, gamedays, cheer practices, and time with friends. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors and lake days.

Ainsley Crabtree Ainsley is the daughter of David and Lori Crabtree and younger sister to Liam Crabtree. She is an active member of the National Honor Society. She is a board member and participates in Big Sis Little Sis and is on the Girls Soccer team. She volunteers and is on the teen board with local organization Focus on Home. She works in the After School Program at Westminster as well as Flostate Yoga. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, and staying active. She plans on attending college in the fall of 2027.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Margaret Elle McCann Margaret Elle is daughter to Emily & Kurt Weir and Jimmy & Candace McCann, and older sister to Millie McCann. She has been a four-year member of both the cheer and golf teams and an active member of Clancy Club and Big Sis Little Sis. Outside of school, she’s involved with the Focus on Home Teen Board, National Charity League, and the youth program at All Souls Episcopal Church. Margaret Elle also works at Fanny Bolen Interiors, where she continues to grow her passion for interior design. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, needlepointing, and playing mahjong with her friends.

Olivia Koktavy Olivia is the daughter of Peter and Amanda Koktavy and younger sister to Clara Koktavy. She is a four-year member of the Varsity Soccer and Cross Country teams. She was an All-District player and voted MVP of the McGuinness soccer team last spring. She has completed over 300 service hours volunteering for kids’ camps. When she was four years old, she was the flower girl for the BMCHS football homecoming. In her free time, she enjoys baking, playing Club soccer, and playing with her cat, Gurt. She is undecided on her college plans.

Queen Candidates

William Shughart

William is the son of Sarah and Brooks Shughart, the younger brother of Anna, and the older brother of Warren. He is a three-year member of the Varsity Baseball team and has twice held the position of Treasurer of the National Honor Society. He also serves as Chair of Assembly. William enjoys giving back to his community through his volunteer work with Blood Cancer United and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. Outside of school, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, golfing, and playing the piano. He is a member of Christ the King Catholic Church and plans to study Business and Finance next year.

Elijah Velazquez Elijah is the son of AL and Lindsey Velazquez and the older brother of Myka. Elijah is a four-year varsity starter in wrestling and serves as a Student Ambassador and Peer Mentor. He is a member of the Youth Leadership Exchange of Oklahoma and Math Club. Outside of school, Elijah enjoys DJing, MMA, riding jet skis, and spending time with family and friends. He has plans to attend the United States Air Force Academy.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Brody Parks Brody is the son of Danny and Kara Parks and the younger brother of 2023 BMCHS graduate Reese Parks. A member of the National Honor Society and a dedicated athlete, he has spent four years as a starter on the Varsity Basketball team and one year on the Varsity Football team.Outside of sports, Brody enjoys spending time outdoors, hanging out with friends, attending concerts, relaxing at Grand Lake, being with his dogs and Sunday dinners with his extended family. He is a member of Christ the King Catholic Church and is currently undecided on his college plans.

Timothy Ososanya Timothy is the son of Tim and Sherris Ososanya. Timothy is the younger brother of Victoria Ososanya, BMCHS graduating class of 2024. Timothy is a four-year member of Varsity Boys Basketball team and a two-year track team member. In his free time, Timothy enjoys playing with his dog Mookah, hanging out with friends and working out at the gym. Timothy attends The Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

King Candidates

Braydon Splitt

Braydon is the son of Richie and Jill Splitt and younger brother to Sicily and Madi. He is a fouryear varsity football and track and field athlete and serves as football captain this season. A National Honor Society member, Braydon enjoys math and science and has nearly 300 service hours, including volunteering at Christ the King summer camps. He is also cofounder and coowner of JBG Auto Spa and enjoys spending time with family and friends. Braydon attends St. Thomas More Catholic Church and will attend the University of Oklahoma in the fall.

Beckett Crandall Beckett is the son of Malena and Brent Crandall. He is the younger brother of McGuinness alumni Hayden and the older brother of junior Sawyer. Beckett has played competitive soccer for most of his life and varsity soccer for McGuinness for 3 years. His hobbies include fishing, golfing, wake surfing, and snow skiing. Beckett is undecided on where he will attend college.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Robert Lehr

Robert is the son of Blaine and Carlin Lehr and the younger brother of Ryan and Evyn Lehr. He is a four-year member and two-year captain of the Varsity Soccer Team, Robert is a 2026 5A Soccer state champion and 5A2 Soccer All-District player. He is also a two-year member of the varsity football team. Robert is an active member of the student council as the Chair of Olympics and the Chair of Assemblies. He is also a member of the National and Spanish Honors Society. He is currently undecided on his college plans.

John McDaniel John is the son of Randy and Julie McDaniel and grandson of Tom and Brenda McDaniel. John has played varsity golf for four years and serves as one of the team captains. He is Vice President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and has served on its Executive Board for two years. John has also served on the Focus on Home Teen Board and Cleats for Kids Varsity Board and volunteered with Meals on Wheels. John enjoys friends, family, the outdoors, and playing golf with his dad and granddad.

King Candidates

Kobina Vandyck

Kobina is the son of Kofi B. Vandyck and Sarah Asante and is older brother to Ewurama and Nana Esi Vandyck. He’s played active roles in the schools theatre programs and also has membership in the track and field team the past two years. He volunteers at Science Museum Oklahoma in its camps and collaborates with his fellow Ambassadors, planning and facilitating Teen Science Cafes. He enjoys producing music in GarageBand and playing video games in his free time. He works the audio-visuals for his Church and plans to go to college, majoring in Aerospace Engineering.

Noah Dell’Osso Noah is the son of Nicole and Nick Dell’Osso, older brother to Ella, and younger brother to Matthew. He has been a member of the Varsity Tennis team for the past three years and is looking forward to his final tennis season at McGuinness this spring as captain. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing golf, skiing, and fishing. He plans to study Petroleum Engineering next year.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Ben Webber Ben is the son of Jess & Carrie Webber and older brother to Keller. He has been a part of the McGuinness tennis team for 3 years and is a member of the National Honors Society. He enjoys volunteering for Cleats for Kids, Hot Dogs for Homeless & DSACO. In his free time, he enjoys travel, live music, movies & spending time with friends & family. He attends Christ the King Catholic Church and is currently considering Oklahoma State University for college.

Baxter Lape Baxter is the son of Erica and Scott Lape. Baxter’s older brother Walker is a McGuinness alum, and younger sister Maisy is a freshman at BMCHS. He is a four-year-member of the McGuinness tennis team. Baxter has served as class President all four years. He has earned many academic accolades including National Merit Semifinalist and AP Scholar with distinction. In his free time Baxter likes to hang out with his friends, many of whom he has known since pre-k at Christ the King, where he remains an active member. After high school Baxter intends to pursue a degree in biology with his sights set on a career in medicine as a surgeon.

King Candidates

Spring 2026 Prom Queen & King

Kiona Wadmia & Lucas Welch-Bell

Kiona is the daughter of Dr. Ruth Lange and

as one of Oklahoma’s Top 50 juniors for Youth

Emmanuel Wadmia, younger sister to Babs

Leadership Oklahoma. She is an AP Scholar

and older sister to Kendra. She is an active

and two-time 5A volleyball state champion.

member of St. Eugene Catholic Church. Kiona serves as Clancy Club President, National Honor Society Vice President, and

Lucas is the son of Amber and Paul. He is

Student Council Canned Food Drive Chair,

a member of the National Honor Society, a

helping lead BMCHS to its largest cash

National Merit Semifinalist, and a student at

donation in Regional Food Bank history.

Harvard University. In his free time, he enjoys

She also serves on the Children’s Health

volunteering at local parks, supporting Ohio

Foundation Teen Board, as an Oklahoma

State football, and long walks on the beach.

Medical Research Foundation Teen Leader,

He attends St. Francis of Assisi Catholic

and as a Blood Cancer United Student

Church and is currently undecided on his

Visionary Team Member. Kiona was selected

future college plans.

Homecoming — October 2, 2026

Clark

Crown Bearer

Emory Flower Girl

Tonight’s Crown Bearer is Clark Josefy. Clark

Tonight’s flower girl is Emory Everett is

is the son of Kevin and Stephanie Josefy. A

five and a half years old and a proud

second grader at Christ the King School,

kindergartener at Rosary Catholic School.

Clark is a Cub Scout, an avid reader, a Lego

She is the youngest of three sisters: Ava, a

builder, and he loves to travel.

sophomore at McGuinness, and Vivienne, an eighth grader at Classen SAS.

Clark loves to play football, basketball, and baseball. He is a proud Oklahoma State and

Emory is full of personality and always

OKC Thunder fan. He would like to study

keeps her family on their toes! She loves

the jungle and be an Egyptologist when

dancing, riding horses, and cheering on

he grows up. Clark is excited to one day

the McGuinness Pom Squad. One day, she

be a third generation Bishop McGuinness

hopes to join the squad herself! When she

student.

grows up, Emory wants to be a horse trainer. When she isn’t dancing or riding, you can find Emory dreaming about her favorite place: the beach in Florida!

NO.

Name

GR. HT.

WT. Pos.

Coach

Title

Blackburn, Jackson

5'10

210

TE/LB

Ryan Stringer

Head Coach

Bruton, DreAndre

5'9

155

RB/DB

Tyler Cunningham

Asst. HC / Def. Coordinator

Husen, Jacob

6'1

173

WR/DS

Caden Sander

Assistant to the Head Coach

Kloberdanz, John Luke SR

5'11

145

WR/DB Matt Cowart

9th HC/OC/OL

Splitt, Braydon

5'11

155

WR/DB Alex Reed

WRs/Co-STC

Chance, Gage

5'10

195

Dir. of Football Operations/RB

Tyner-Walker, M.

6'0

211

WR/DB Matt Thompson

Strength & Conditioning Coor./Ys

McAuliff, Easton

5'9

160

WR/DB Matt Musteric

WRs

Akin, Carter

6'2

198

WR/DB Andrew Chambers

OL/Co-STC

Blake, Andre

5'7

155

RB/DB

Kickers

Brewer, Stacey

6'0

165

WR/DB Milen Darby

LBs/9th DC

Rudd, Bryson

6'0

170

TE/DB

Safties

Nelson, Isaiah

6'0

152

WR/DB Daniel Shiels

Corners

Morris, Bryce

6'0

175

WR/DB Brynden Walker

Reese, Jack

5'10

160

WR/DB MJ Darby

Thomas, Hodges

5'8

175

QB/DB

Julia Anderson-Holt

Technology

Overton, Syncere

6'2

185

QB/DB

School Personnel

Title

Ayres, Brock

5'11

165

Msgr. Rick Stansberry

President

Morales, Giovanni

5'10

150

RB/DB

Dr. Andrew Worthington

Principal

Darby, Malachi

5'8

200 RB/LB

Tim McFadden

Assistant Principal

Chambers, Taylor

6'2

215

TE/DE

CJ Fedor

Athletic Trainer

Edwards, Braylon

5'9

RB/DB

Steve McCarthy

Athletic Director

Smith, Cquame

5'10

185

WR/DB John Hamilton

Director of Athletic Administration

Lehr, Robert

5'8

145

Cheer Head Coach

Givens-Tyner, Kason SO

6'2

175

WR/DB Tasha Hinex

Pom Head Coach

Bollenbach, Barron

6'0

155

WR/DB Charles Drury

Band Director

Schmidt, Isaac

6'0

195

TE/DE

Managers / Filmers

Franklin, Reid

5'11

158

RB/DB

Fabian Gonzalez

Faulconer, Hunter

5'10

180

WR/LB

Ethanel Lupones-Leblanc

Yost, Henry

5'11

175

WR/DB Chloe Weaver

Snowder, Logan

5'11

150

RB/DB

Gianna Darby

Moore, Braylon

6'0

205

RB/DE

Olivia Punnett

Shughart, Warren

6'2

179

TE/DE

Neikirk, Ethan

5'10

213

TE/DE

Roberts, Rowan

5'9

118

Luton, Sage

5'11

152

Hinton, Zach

6'0

202

TE/DE

Mossis Madu

Bailey Hale Phil Dennis

Mandy Gerszewski

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NO.

Name

GR. HT.

WT. Pos.

Merritt, Reed

6'1

221

TE/DE

Do, Jacob

5’4”

167

Swanson, Waite

5’10” 181

TE/LB

Buergler, Harper

5’9”

185

TE/LB

Stone, Quincy

6’1”

150

TE/LB

Rojo, Jacob

5’7”

182

Crabb, Colton

5’9”

154

TE/LB

Lee, Wyatt

5’10” 213

Loeffler, Harry

6’1”

222

T/N

Carter, Knox

5’7”

201

G/N

Burns, Coen

6’3”

181

T/DE

Hughes, Will

5’10” 228

G/N

Kanagala, Sriram

6’1”

223

G/N

Guadalupe, Jacob

5’11”

240

G/N

Gradillas, Benji

6’0”

250

G/N

Bassett, Rig

5’9”

248

C/N

Dunnington, Clayton SR

6’1”

200 C/DE

Lair, Gehrig

5’11”

211

Joyce, Mike

6’0”

280 C/NG

Looper, Jaxson

6’0”

286 C/NG

Looper, Griffin

5’11”

247

G/NG

Parker, Liam

6’1”

231

T/DE

Corey, Corbin

6’0”

215

T/DE

Flinton, Carrick

6’2”

206 T/DE

Randolph, Sam

6’3”

270

T/NG

Shuart, John

6’2”

275

T/NG

Alexander, Chico

6’1”

270

G/NG

Hardberger, Hudson SO

5’9”

129

WR/DB

McCormick, Lennox

6’1”

143

WR/DB

Grimes, Jack

6’0”

146

WR/DB

Matteson, Will

5’6”

115

WR/DB

RETIRED (In loving memory of Zach Tawwater)

Waldo, Andrew

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5’9”

165

VARSITY FOOTBALL

G/DE

RB/LB

Photos by Kaylie Fedor ’27

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

Front Row: Hollis Carson, Beckett Berglan, Nate McGuire, Owen Oliver, Khalil Smith, Clark Buettner, Keaton Guffey, Colten Arnold, Corky McMullen, Harrison Blackburn Middle Row: Jack Strickland, Corbin Braly, Keller Webber, Jake Homsey, Will Parcell, Beckham Cadena, Braxton Patterson, Will Chambers, Aryon Barrow,

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Matthew Marchbanks, Henry Stuck Back Row: Ryder Scoggins, Edward Patterson, Crockett Bullard, Barrett Schilling, Robert Sexson, Henry Witzke, Atticus Mullings, Nick Snowder, Gabriel Elejalde, Brennan Cowart, Hayden Sheller, Barrett Moates

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VARSITY FOOTBALL

Front Row: Jackson Blackburn, DreAndre Bruton, Jacob Husen, John Luke Kloberdanz, Braydon Splitt, Gage Chance, Marcellous Tyner, Easton McAuliff, Carter Akin, Andre Blake, Stacey Brewer, Rudd, Bryson, Isaiah Nelson, Bryce Morris, Jack Reese, Hodges Thomas, Syncere Overton, Brock Ayres, Giovanni Morales, Malachi Darby Second Row: Taylor Chambers, Braylon Edwards, Cquame Smith, Robert Lehr, Kason Tyner, Barron Bollenbach, Isaac Schmidt, Reed Franklin, Hunter Faulconer, Henry Yost, Logan Snowder, Braylon Moore, Warren Shughart, Ethan Neikirk, Rowan Roberts, Sage Luton, Zach Hinton, Reed Merritt, Jacob Do, Waite Swanson, Harper Buergler Third Row: Qunicy Stone,

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Jacob Rojo, Colton Crabb, Wyatt Lee, Harry Loeffler, Knox Carter, Coen Burns, Will Hughes, Griffin Smith, Sriram Kanagala, Jacob Guadalupe, Benji Gradillas Rig Bassett, Clayton Dunnington, Gehrig Lair, Mike Joyce, Jaxson Looper, Griffin Looper, Liam Parker, Corbin Corey Back Row: Coach Matthew Cowart, Coach Andrew Chambers, Coach MJ Darby, Head Coach Ryan Stringer, Carrick Flinton, Sam Randolph, John Shuart, Chico Alexander, Hudson Hardberger, Lennox McCormick, Jack Grimes, Will Matteson, Andrew Waldo, Coach Mosis Madu, Coach Milen Darby, Coach Matt Musteric, Coach Matt Thompson

SOFTBALL

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BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

Front Row: : Assistant Coach Alex Genheimer, Malachi Gaytan, Kamran Taylor, Henrik Garcia, Vincent Desrochers, Luke Bryan, Gabriel Ireland, Aiden Smith, Head Coach John Hamilton Middle Row: Cohen Clark, Ethan Phu, Mateo Tawk, Aaron Varghese, Ryan Flinn, Colin Strickland, Davis Price, Isaac Tse, Noah Vivino, George Pezalski Back Row: Theo Higson, Max de Coune,

Eric Meiseman, James Worthington, Brayden Simonson, Palmer Ellis, Parker Swain, Grayson Hallman, Marco Monacelli, Robby Allen, Ian Morris, Elishah Bassett, Matthew Jea Not Pictured: Aquimides Bonilla, Will Allen, Michael Deason, Manager Easton Logiodice, Manager Nick Hickman, Assistant Coach Jonathan Morris, Assistant Coach Matt Cagigal

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Front Row: : Allie Santoro, Lorelei Heim, Jolie, Minnich, Camryn Kanaly, Franny Santos, Sylvie Harper, Olivia Koktavy, Londyn Armstrong, Kynlee Perkins Middle Row: Cassie Bannister, Anna Johnson, Abigail Austin, Reese Sanders, Estey Edwards, Bree Ridenour, Becca 16

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Healy, Mo Sinclair, Alexis Shore, Georgia Grelle, Emma Meiseman Back Row: Coach Matt George, Allison Ford, Arden Schoenberger, Kate Walworth, Sara Featherstone, Mia Muller, Anna McFadden, Olivia Chumo, Molly Blahnik, Lynria Chambers

POM

Front Row: Jessica Watts (9), Maisy Lape (9), Katelyn Guadalupe (12), Derica Allen (12), Brittan Bollenbach (12), McKenzie Manoles (12), Ava Stafford (10), Kylie Siler (9) Middle Row: Payton Braly (11), Katherine Ford (9), Lauren Lucky (10), Kate Davey (9), Emmy Gauthier (10), Emma Brown (9), Milan Gonzalez (11), Morgan

Corey (11), Marah Lofgren (11) Back Row: Halle Horton (11), Kinlee Cravens (10), Elizabeth Driver (10), Ashtyn Nguyen (11), Brooklyn de la Garza (11), Emery Eckel (11), Mia McElvaney (10), Eva Beasley (11), Lily Rubio (9), Noelle Murphy (10)

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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

NO.

Name

NO.

Name

NO.

Name

NO.

Name

Herrin, Ella

LoPorto, Maggie

Dell’Osso, Ella

O’Neil, Scoutleigh

Yapi, Arielle

Kunnath, Christina

Metz, Amelia

Newby, Blair

Fuller, Merritt

Buckelew, Abby

Morrissey, Sylvia

Parham, Melinda

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JV VOLLEYBALL

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Dunham, Emily

Newby, Blair

Dunnington, Canyon

Kwock, Alina

Coulter, Carrington

Ray, Abbie

Heffington, Ellery

Fairchild, Rahme

Smith, Millie

Chouinard, Olivia

Newman, Katie

Bednar, MaryClaire

Blair, Taylor

Coyle, Lilly

James, JL

FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL

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Anderson, Emery

Dickinon, Stevie

Rich, Penelope

Demers, Amelia

Hernandez, Emma

Walworth, Ellie

Lopez, Ari

Cortassa, Anna

Heraldez, Abi

Volbrecht, Kit

Barnes, Grace

Shuart, Margaret

Cooney, Rosa

Jones, Ramsey

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VARSITY CHEER

Front Row (Seniors): Mia Scholze, Charlotte Shortt, Eliza Lewis, Berlin Tietsort, Audrey O’Reilly, Ashlynn Benton, Fiorella Perdue, Kinsley Brown, Kendall Brown, Kennedy Brown, Margaret Elle McCann, Haven O’Neil, Emma Meiseman, Ava Buchanan

Second Row: Paige Fulfer, Dylan Toppins, Elizabeth Booth, Zophia Martinez, Scarlett DeVaughn, Brynn Cronic, Claire Ockershauser, Elli Hickman, Ava O’Reilly, Margo Medley, Myka Velazquez. Not Pictured: Charlotte Palazzolo

JV CHEER

Front Row: Zynah Galzai, Cecilia Reese, Katelyn Miller, Emma Rixen, Camille Lomoro, Claire Dunham, Nora Hart, Olivia Flemming, Riley Cotton

Second Row: Bridget Buckelew, Malori Manoles, Millie McCann, Anna Johnson, Everly Gray, Harper Link, Skylar Abell, Eva Rogers Irish Athletics

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