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Thank you first and foremost to Lefty for your support and guidence through this entire enormous project. You truly understand what a challenging, yet rewarding, undertaking this book is and I greatly appreciate all of your help along the way. Thank you to Reed and Dan for helping me every step of the way throughout the summer; whether it was tag-teaming the seemingly endless cabin photos, shooting a soccer game on the upper fields, or anything in between, you guys never hesitated to help accomplish whatever task needed to be done. To the entire publications team, you guys have been the greatest, most supportive group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with and I could not have asked for a better, more talented team to have by my side during this entire process. Another huge thank you to everyone that contributed photos throughout the summer, each of you provides a unique perspective and we could not have all the great photos we have without you. And finally, thank you to each and every one of you who was a part of this incredible 130th summer. It is your passion, enthusiasm, excitement, and love that makes Dudley such a special place to us all and it is that energy, and the memories you make every day, that makes this book possible.

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Presented at the Final Banquet by Drew Rider on August 15, 2014

Awarded every summer at the final banquet, the Last Whistle Dedication is one of the highest honors one can be awarded at Camp Dudley. Each summer, the dedication is awarded to an individual who has shown an exemplary commitment and love towards this place we all cherish, while going above and beyond what is expected of them to make this place even better than it already is. I am privileged to be standing before you now to award this prestigious honor to someone who, just like the esteemed group of recipients who came before him, has had a profound impact on the lives of every person here tonight. Arriving for his first summer back in 1994, this man has returned for twenty-one consecutive summers without skipping a beat. It is very safe to say that not many other people here tonight can claim the same thing. Furthermore, his long Dudley career means he has worked under four different directors, all of whom have greatly valued his commitment, passion, and work ethic towards what he does. When it finally came down to selecting the recipient of the Last Whistle dedication, there was no doubt in my mind that this was the man who deserved to receive this prestigious honor. In fact, he was such an obvious choice to receive the award, that I had to double check to make sure that he had not already gotten it. While I have greatly enjoyed getting to know him during my time as a staff member, and though he has been a part of my Dudley experience since I was a Cub, it really was not until I did the research for this speech that I truly learned how incredible this Dudleyite really is. Echoed by my own interactions with him, every person I talked to had nothing but glowing things to say about this year’s recipient. In the off-season, this Dudleyite works full time as a high school English teacher, a profession he has maintained since he graduated from Bowdoin college in 1990, however his commitment to his school stretches far beyond his role in the classroom. Those who know him in his academic setting have all described him as “so much more than just a teacher.” In addition to English, this man has taught several film electives, while also serving as both an advisor and father figure to many of the students who have passed through his school. But, while he

is excellent at all of these other things that he does, there is one area in particular where he really shines. Coaching. In college, our recipient was a three-season varsity athlete. Three seasons. For most, the time and energy required for just one college sport is too much, so it’s safe to say that it takes a really special and talented individual to commit to three. Since graduation, his passion for sports has never wavered and today, his is a coach of both varsity and club soccer, as well as varsity squash. When talking about this recipient’s passion for coaching,

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When I asked Matt to give one story about this man that truly exemplified what a great Dudley guy he is, he immediately reflected back on his first summer as director. In 2010, then program director Mike Schloat had to leave camp early in the summer because of an injury. Without hesitation, this Dudleyite

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Beyond athletics, this man has a great passion for trivia and crosswords, the latter of which he both solves and creates. Always one of the most valuable members of any trivia team, he never ceases to amaze the people around him with his vast knowledge. And, as if he was not interesting enough, for something I bet very few of you knew, our recipient even operates his own blog that very accurately predicts the snow days and delays for the all of the schools in Western Massachusets. His blog has become so popular that it is even cited by various news outlets and weather channels.

stepped up to the plate and took on the challenge. Matt said it was in this time, when they needed it, that this man really displayed what a great guy he was, while also showing Matt and the rest of camp what an important job program director is. This is the type of man our recipient is. He is never afraid to face a challenge and he is always first to help anyone who needs it, all while keeping everyone entertained with his sharp, dry, and witty sense of himor.

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our director, Matt Storey, made a point to emphasize several times that this is where he really shines. Whether it be coaching his own teams or running a coaching clinic, it is immediately clear watching this man that this is what he is meant to do. Because of this, it makes sense that he has spent the entirety of his Dudley career as a member of the A-Hut team, the area in which we are all most familiar with him working.

Though our recipient was never actually a camper or a leader, one would never know because of how well he lives the Dudley way and how well he operates by our motto, “the Other Fellow First.” A truly genuine and caring person and a real Dudley guy, this man’s commitment to this place would make anyone believe that he has been coming here since he was a cub. The father of one of our leaders and the brother-in-law of our director, it is my honor to present the Dedication of the 77th Last Whistle to a one-of-a-kind Dudley guy, camper #16404, Blair Dils.

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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT | Mark Davenport

DIRECTOR | Matt Storey

BUSINESS MANAGER | Fred Guffey

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR | Dave Langston

ADMISSIONS & PROGRAM DIRECTOR | Evan George

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DATABASE & OPPERATIONS MANAGER | Dawn Gay COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR | Brendan Loughman

PLANT & PROPERTY MANAGER | Steve Denton

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Tal Drori, Anita Johnson, Kasey Klingenberg & Jesse Smith

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Jeff Schwoebel, Ben Sudduth, John Tomkins, Scott Farrell, Larry Cooney, Owen Denton, Hunter Farrell, Noah Farrell, Bruce Hoskins, Jerry Mitchell, Aaron Schrauf, Lloyd Staats, Jesse Stevens, & Ike Tyler

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INFIRMARY NURSES: Sheila Kapper, Julie Lamotte, Dustina Pratt,

KITCHEN STAFF FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR | Josh Olcott

Jared Olcott, Michael Badger, Faith Bona, Jeremy Brassard, Trevor Brooks, Sue Coleman, Helen Cooney, Collin Cutting, Emilyanne Cutting, Caleb Denton, Justin Floyd, Levo Freeman, Jordy Greenough, Ally Harrington, Jacob Harrington, Harry Hudson, Jeremy Lacey, Jessica Leber, Brooke Lossmann, Chelsea MacDougal, Craig MacDougal, Shelby MacDougal, Steve Martin, Kylie McCabe, Savannah McCray, Meg McKiernan, Thomas Mero, Korina Merril, Jack Mingle, Paige Mitchell, Emily Morris, Jesse Napper, Kristy Napper, Kevin Nesbitt, Kristen Orr, Kolby Pertak, Sherika Pulsifer, Dave Quinn, Sara Rancour, Tom Rancour, Renee Reynolds, Hannah Schwoebel, Joe Thompson, Tyrel Tryon, Derek Waldron, Mike Webb & Adam Wilber

Carol Schwoebel & Amanda Smith DOCTORS: Damien Ellens, Vincent Figuerdo, Tony Hawes, Nick Langan, Keven McCormick, Mike McCutcheon, Jack Raycroft & Bill Vanneman

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WITHERBEE Diana McGuigan George, Pete Maiurano, James Mayo, Sam “Turtle” McKeown, Ryan McSherry, Jake Rutter & Sara Thorpe (NP)

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Lauren Widing Maiurano, Amy Caffrey, Nick Clulow, Sara Thorpe (NP) & Sophia Titterton

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Matt Langston, Melissa “Wubba” Murray, Kate Parsons, Nicki Ross, Jake Rutter, Corey “Batman” Shuman & Scott Steen

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SWIM POINT Dawn Maiurano, “Big” Joe Maiurano, Rob Crowe, Cat McCutcheon, Willa McKinley, Alexa Mitchell & Ellie Schwoebel

ATHLETICS STAFF Blair Dils, Andy Bowen, AaLeiyah Clifford, Fred Kapper, Peter Kotz, Margaret Lee, T McKeown, Kenney Millington, Chris Phelps, Bill Stratton & David West Not Pictured: Brian Cropper, Martha McKinley, Ted Smith & Ryan Spring

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-TIGER LILY AWARDSelected Annually by the Head of Witherbee, with Assistance from the Arts Department Staff

Our first nomination goes to a staff member who is beginning to gain quite the reputation as a thespian: Dave Nelson. Dave’s performance as the eccentric tour guide in this year’s Big Show, Are You There, McGinty?, stole the show... “We’re walking, we’re walking.”

Now, for our runner-up, Malcolm Brown, whose performances were the highlight of this summer’s Leader’s Serial. Each week he portrayed a different female staff member from Adams and each performance was comedic genius, even if many of the women on campus were jealous of his legs!

For the sheer quantity, and quality, of his performances, our second nomination goes to another staff member, Reed Gilbride. Reed performed notably in three shows this summer: Stalag 69, the Sandlot, and, finally, as that lovable Minnesotan in the Big Show.

And now, finally, this year’s TIGER LILY AWARD winner is... the one and only Tony Leonard. Tony’s Wednesday Night Show performances brought the house down each and every time he got on stage, with his good-natured passion for his songs being admired by all. Congratulations and way to go Tony!!!

Our next nomination goes to the comedic duo of Jeff Schwoebel It’s a tough job to narrow down all the talent to just a few and Evan George, for bringing down the house with just a few notables, so we’d like to start by thanking everyone that shared short lines as Carl Dad and Dan Dad in The Putnam County Spelling their talents with us this summer. Getting up on stage is such Bee. an important part of the Dudley experience. It can be a little scary For his years of service to the and it’s always a lot of work, but Dudley stage, this next nomination to everyone that was in a play, in goes to Endy Perry, anchor of the a skit, or who played an instrument WDUD News Cast on Wednesday for us... YOHA! Nights.

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This year was also notable for the ensemble performances on stage. Our first group nomination goes to first session Union Cabin, for their hilarious Wednesday Night Show skit: Synchronized Swimming. The second group nomination goes to the boys of The Sandlot, for literally knocking it out of the park by bringing this classic movie to the Dudley stage. And finally, our third group nomination goes to the Plebe Leaders, for their incredibly spot-on impersonations of the varied walking styles on campus.

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What an amazing summer it has been on the Witherbee Stage! Amazing productions, amazing music from the Ramblers and the Robotic Funkatrons, and hilarious Wednesday Nights made for a lot of fun in the Hall and at our new outdoor venue: the Middlebury Outdoor Pavilion!

The first show of the second session was The Putnam County Spelling Bee. The full season campers put a lot of work into this one and they really did a fantastic job. Our next nomination, however, goes to Henry Bransford for his role as the very nerdy William Barfée, one of the top contenders for the coveted spelling bee championship, with his magic foot!

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JUNE 29TH | #24100 Dwight Vicks

JULY 6TH | #8498 Judson Phelps

JULY 13TH | #23700 Father Francis Flynn

JULY 20TH | #11584 Rev. Peter Allen

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AUGUST 10TH | #12787 Rev. Gordie McClellan

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This past spring semester, I took my first course in Psychology. It was a broad introductory psych course and it was one of the most interesting classes I’ve taken. The human mind is complicated and we still understand relatively little about how it works. I feel, however, that in just a few months, my psychology professor opened my eyes and the class made me a more understanding, perceptive person. Today, I would like to share with you a psychological concept that constantly impacts my understanding of those around me. I would like you to picture a balloon in the sky. It is drifting upwards. Based on what I have told you, you might quickly assume that the balloon rises because it is filled with helium. But, you’d be ignoring the balloon’s environment. Maybe the balloon is not moved by helium, but by a gust of wind. Before making a sound judgment on the cause of the balloon’s movement, you must consider both internal and external forces. People are the same way. Like a balloon, a person is driven by both internal and external forces. Both a person’s situation and his character affect his behavior. But, psychology tells us that people are not very accurate at distinguishing between the two: between the wind and the helium. Psychologists refer to this as the fundamental attribution error; people are more likely to assume the actions of another are a result of their personality, and not a result of the situation that a person is in. When someone snaps at you, you are more likely to think, “what a jerk!” than to think, “he must be having a rough day.” When someone makes a mistake, you are more likely to think, “he is incapable,” rather than to call yourself mean. We bend the rules and let things slide for ourselves, citing stressful situations and difficult tasks, but are quick to judge others, others who are going through similar situations in their own lives.

When you fully grasp this idea, it is pretty eye-opening. People around us are going through the same situations as us and we often forget that. So why do we continue to make this fundamental error? Psychologists haven’t fully figured it out yet, but here are some possible causes: First, blaming a person, rather than his situation, is the easy thing to do. When someone acts out, he is the easy target for blame. Trying to understand his particular situation takes patience and understanding.

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Second, you often don’t know another person’s situation. This is unavoidable because we cannot possibly know everything that is going on in the lives of those around us. Keep that in mind. You almost never know the full story. Furthermore, even when you do know a person’s situation, it is very hard to know the effects of a situation on a particular person. Everyone is different. Some are more resilient than others, and some have unusual emotional responses to events in their lives. Now, how does this idea help you at Dudley? You interact with these other several hundred guys all day - on the sports field, at the dining table, in the cabin - and every one of these guys is going through his own experiences. Everyone is in a unique situation, most of it hidden from view. Your tendency, as a human being, is to make quick judgements about a person’s constitution before even considering other forces that might be at play. Push back on this temptation. There will be dozens of opportunities to notice it each day.

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Good morning everybody. This morning I want to tell you a story about opening day of 2007. This was an important one for me. It was my official introduction to the leadership ranks at Dudley. Needless to say, I was incredibly nervous. As I retell this story, here’s one of the lessons I hope you can take away: have faith in your own style and take pride in what makes you different. I was an aide in Andrews that summer. Pete Smith was my leader and Chip Whittemore was my AL. I couldn’t have asked for better role models. Pete was the coolest guy in town and Chip was easily the nicest. Both of them were seasoned Dudley guys and I was thrilled to be in their cabin. But, when opening day rolled around, I got downright nervous. I was nervous to fall in the shadow of such great guys. I thought to myself: where do I fit in? I’m not Pete and I’m not Chip... I’m not as experienced as those guys... I’m going to be useless. I quietly prepared the cabin for arriving campers. The clock wasticking and my nervousness wasn’t getting any better. “Well one, but an important one. What role could I play in a cabin led at least none of my guys will show up at exactly 8 o’clock, right? by vets? Well, I certainly couldn’t be Pete and I couldn’t be Chip. But, I COULD be the sunblock guy. I’ve still got some time to work this out...” Or so I thought. Of course, about two minutes later, Tommy Dils walked into Of course, as the summer progressed, my responsibilities got the cabin ready to start his summer. Now I was both unsure of bigger. As more opportunities presented themselves, I realized I myself AND I was responsible for my first camper. I just didn’t was capable of taking on bigger responsibilities. feel ready... I hadn’t built up my own style yet. By the end of the summer, I was no longer JUST the sunblock guy. Meanwhile, Tommy’s mom walked into Andrews with what must I was the sunblock guy who ran inspection. I was the sunblock have been an industrial sized pack of SPF 95 sunblock. “Tommy guy who led vespers. I was the sunblock guy who mentored his needs a reminder to put this on twice a day,” she told us. Here campers. And, I was the sunblock guy who would eventually was my chance to shine. “I can do that,” I announced. “I can become a leader. remind him.” And that was my first step into leadership. A small

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Remember, learning from our role models is not simply copying their style. Learning is about finding our own style. Similarly, to mentor is not to force your leadership style onto another. To mentor is to guide and support someone as they learn more Initially, I was nervous because of what I WASN’T. I wasn’t an about themselves. awesome AL. I wasn’t the coolest leader. I hadn’t even worked a day as a Dudley employee. But, as I slowly assumed more So, why am I telling you this today? This morning, as your cabin responsibility, I realized what I WAS. I realized what I was fills up with all sorts of campers, and as you face some of your capableof, what I wanted to work on, and what I wanted to be. responsibilities of the summer, remember your style. Have faith All of that started with a simple sunblock-related task. in your ability, and help others to do the same. Learn from those around you, but never sacrifice the things that make your This is a community committed to putting the other fellow first. leadership unique.

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The point is, I didn’t need to be Pete or Chip to contribute. I needed to be myself. Even in something as simple as reminding Tommy to use sunblock, I was practicing responsibility and I was developing my own style. And that’s what I really what to emphasize here. As I got some experience under my belt, I gained confidence in myself. In my style.

But, that motto means something different to each of us. Brace In short, you guys, ALL of your guys, are weird. You guys are yourself, here comes the message: really weird. And, I like it. Don’t hide what makes you different.

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Good morning everyone. Good morning Hurd. My name is Will and this morning I want to talk about talking seriously. For anyone who has ever been in my cabin, or who sat through the absurdity that was my chapel talk last year, it should come as no surprise that I am not very good at this. I’ve navigated my way through 22 years of social interactions largely by relying on a deep-rooted ambivalence to things that actually matter, and an incessant joke reflex, usually bad jokes, that I can’t seem to kick. Here is just one of far too many examples: A couple months ago, I discovered that I had made it through the first rounds of the application process for a fellowship at the National Journal, a pretty prestigious political magazine in Washington, D.C. A phone interview was set up with the head of the research division, Jenny, and myself. Things started off great. Her son had just done his first year at a summer camp, so she was pretty impressed with the whole Dudley thing and I began thinking seriously for the first time that I might have to consider doing something other than camp this summer. I, however, needn’t have worried. Towards the end of the interview, she hit me with a pretty softball question: “so, this job is going to require keeping up with a lot of different things at once. Are you good at paying attention to detail?” Any normal person would have reassuringly answered yes, dealing with it as the form question that it was. Being an idiot, I just laughed out loud into the phone. This may seem inexplicable to many of you, and rightly so. But in my head, I thought it was hilarious. Did this Jenny character really expect to get any useful information out of that question? Who in a job interview responds to that with, “nah, detail isn’t really my game. I’m a big picture kind of guy, so can you hire me into this entry level administrative position?” At that point, I probably should have explained my reaction and hoped that Jenny had a similar sense of humor. Instead, after a couple seconds of heavy silence on the other end of the phone, I followed up with, “I mean, yeah,

I guess. Totally. Who doesn’t, right?” Needless to say, Jenny went with someone else. For the record, I am doing it again right here. Even in a chapel talk about the importance of talking seriously, I had to front load the meat and potatoes of my message with a stupid story about blowing a job interview. So many layers. But, despite how bad I am at it, I do think that talking seriously with other people is important. Serious conversation requires us to think. It requires us to look within ourselves and take a stance on something that truly matters to us.

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100 years ago today, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, of Austria, was assasinated, the first in a series of global events that led to World War I and the fundamental restructuring of modern society. You know what’s crazy about that? Well, aside from the Bolsheviks. What’s crazy is that Dudley had already existed for 30 years at that point.

We are now 130 years old, and the more time I spend here, the more I am convinced that the reason we’ve lasted this long is because of our ability to talk to each other seriously. These days, there aren’t all that many places where this is still true. How many of you walk into class every day, raise your hand, and earnestly state that you think an important part of friendship is living up, yourself, to the high expectatons you have for others?

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Indeed, it means admitting that things actually matter to us. Outside of camp, it can be tough to find people willing to talk seriously about something. Me and my best friends from college are some of the most compatible people in the world, and yet, I could name twenty or so people at camp, people that I honestly don’t know nearly as well, who would be more willing to sit down and talk in earnest with me about any subject. In a lot of ways, this is a shame because so much of growing up is about figuring out what you’re going to take seriously. I think this is why, at least for me, Dudley has always been the place I associate with personal growth.

Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m not advocating that we tamp down the humor or stop writing stupid jokes during meal announcements. And, don’t think that I’m contemplating a Blake Harper-esque radical personality change either (yes, that is the second year in a row that I have worked that particular Blake Harper slam into my chapel talk). All I want is for us to take a moment to appreciate the serious conversations we do have at camp. The next time you’re at Vespers or Sunday talks or Chapel, take a moment to wonder how amazing it is in this day and age to have a place where you can express yourself seriously, and to do so with people who will respond in kind.

CHAPEL TALKS

SPIRITUAL

- #18754 CONNOR SMITH -

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16TH, 2014

Good morning Camp Dudley and welcome to your final chapel talk of 2014. My name is Connor Smith, and I am the leader of Upper Suter Cabin. Some of you may be wondering which Connor Smith you’re getting this morning? Is it yoga instructing, alternative lifestyle, quinoa-based, gluten-free, Kambucha harvesting, closet shaman Connor Smith? Or is it insider trading, Lehman Brothers windbreaker, dress socks with running shoes Connor Smith? Today, I am happy to say neither. Today you get to go on a ride with 15 year-old Connor Smith. You see there’s a collective experience that happens every year here that no one ever really talks about, and that is the car ride home on the last day of camp. Departures from this place create a sort of collective Diaspora that has never failed to bring me down, and I hate to say it, but tomorrow you are all about to partake in a collective bummer. And in the winter of 2007, I went through something just like that. After coming off my summer as an Aide in Poly cabin, I spent winter break in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. And as I’m sure our NOLS boys can tell you, there is a certain magic to the setting in Jackson. The Tetons watch over a valley filled with ski bums and crunchy summer folks, and over the last 22 years, I’ve developed order. All of a sudden, my bagel choice drops out of my head a strong bond with my surroundings there. because none other than Dirty Brown himself, Mr. Scott Steen, Were it your average winter vacation, I could have looked and my senior leader is standing there slinging bagels for cash. forward to 2 solid weeks of waist deep powder and face shots. Unfortunately, my sister’s hockey tournament in Vancouver, I don’t remember the conversation entirely, but I imagine it Canada pulled us back to Chicago a week early so she could make was something about sustainability and weird beards. It was a her flight. This meant a grand trek via Chevy Suburban across the welcome surprise on an absolute let-down of a car ride home. There was no one I expected to see less than Steener, and I could U.S., just when I was getting into my rhythm on the slopes. not have been happier that he was there. Just when my future So, the car is packed, and we’re headed back east to route 22 looked like a desolate 22 hours looking out the window at the over the mountain pass. First, the Smith family needs to make likes of Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Western Illinois, a stop at the always-delicious Pearl Street Bagels for some road he was the Dudley pick-me-up that I needed. snacks. After a short wait, I step up to the counter to give my

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The point is this, leaving Dudley is only a state of mind, and the world just isn’t that big. No matter how many miles you travel tomorrow in planes, trains, or automobiles, Dudley is still right across the bagel counter. Whether you’re from China, Germany, Ridgewood, or Bronxvville, be some fellow’s Dudley boost this offseason. The moment you realize that is the moment that you allow Dudley to expand beyond the front gates. Dudley exists outside of this place, and you are a part of it. So don’t count the days. Make the days count. On any given day this offseason, someone, somewhere has a camp number and is in need of a boost. Pick up that phone and show them what it feels like to be the Other Fellow for once. Bring Dudley with you, make someone’s day, and it will be that much sweeter when you come back home to the shores of Lake Champlain. There are good ships and wood ships, the ships that sail the sea, but the best ships are friendships, here at the D-U-D.

CHAPEL TALKS

CUB D-HEADS Monkey Man & Matt Harrigan

2014 CUBBY LEADERS

2014

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CUBS

ADIRONDACK

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ADIRONDACK Leader: Erik “Monkey Man” Soderstrom (D-Head) University of Vermont, 2014 1. Freddy Hayes (A) 2. Vince Torpie 3. Ryan Kelley (AL) 4. Connor Flanagan 5. Na’sah Dabbs 6. Devin Frank 7. Caden Whaling 8. Wyatt Schmidek 9. Silas Van Vranken 10. Monkey Man (L)

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6 5

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ADIRONDACK 2

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Liam Beringer 2. DeWitt Renwick 3. Trevor Peterson (A) 4. Wally Capen 5. Silas Van Vranken 6. Ryan Kelley (AL) 7. Will Elliott 8. Chris Lo 9. Jack Almeida 10. Chris Johnson 11. Monkey Man (L)

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CUBS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

BURR

1. Luke Barba (A) 2. Johnny Wertimer (L) 3. Peter Churchill (JL) 4. Tucker Valas 5. JG Hill-Edgar 6. Finn Ryan 7. Ben Emery 8. Jack Johnson 9. Jack Tornga 10. Walker Coyle 4

BURR 5

BURR Leader: Johnny Wertimer Hamilton College, 2017

1. Arthur Kilby (A) 2. Johnny Wertimer (L) 3. Peter Churchill (JL) 4. Dewie Egan 5. Aaron Garbanzos 6. Jack Grills 7. Langston Lamitie 8. Henry Moses 9. Nick Ferraro 1 4 7

CUBS

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CUTLER

CUTLER Leader: Charles “Mini-Monkey” Soderstrom & Raphael Mettle (2nd Half) University of Florida, 2017 / Middlebury College, 2018

1. Austin Carmody (A) 2. Jeriah Mickens 3. Tommy Frank 4. Gavin Feller 5. Porter Coutre 6. Weston Duncan 7. Will McClellan 8. Jason Huang 9. John Kelleher (JL) 10. Raphael Mettle (L) 11. Charlie Soderstrom (L)

2014

CUTLER 1

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Colin Wehmann 2. Gavin Cazeault 3. Sam Widing (AL) 4. Jason Salgado 5. Charlie Soderstrom (L) 6. Brandon Kekedjian 7. Xano Sweeting 8. Henry Heilshorn (A) 9. Jack Phelps 10. Peter Elliott

CUBS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

DANIELSON

1. Cam Paredes 2. Tyler Erdmann 3. Will Johnson 4. Jack Renwick (JL) 5. Zach Sheppard 6. Matt Murphy 7. Derek Pickard 8. Jordan Abbasi (L) 9. Jack Skilton (A) 1

DANIELSON 8

DANIELSON Leader: Jordan Abbasi Harvard University, 2017

1. Caden Marston 2. Peter Kearney 3. Michael Randall 4. Cobi Peck Palermo 5. Duncan McDermott 6. Tommy Bock 7. Brendan Bumgardner (A) 8. Jordan Abassi (L) 9. Ben Chaplin (AL)

CUBS

OWASCO

OWASCO Leader: Matt “Yum-Yum” Harrigan (Asst. D-Head) St. Lawrence University, 2016 1. Hayden Evans 2. Ben Ciancio 3.Charlie Close (A) 4. Y-Kim Aye 5. Matt Harrigan (L) 6. Ford Young 7. Lincoln Sandoval 8. Jack McDonough (JL) 9. Ned Smith 10. Will Rettaliata

3 2

8 6

2014

OWASCO 3

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Charles Kern 2. Addy Hanchett 3. Zach Jennings 4. Jack McDonough (JL) 5. Matt Harrigan (L) 6. Alec Brown 7. Luke Picher (A) 8. Griffin Deane 9. Brian Kaskey 10. Will Jacobs

CUBS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

POLY

1. Logan Mueller 2. Ethan Jones 3. Sawyer Smith 4. Endy Perry (AL) 5. Duncan Longley 6. Jack Ludtke (L) 7. Henry Doerge 8. Finn Doyle 9. Tony Leonard (A) 10. Calvin Smith 1

POLY Leader: Jack Ludtke

Georgetown University, 2017

1. Noah Hastings (AL) 2. Henry Parsons 3. Ethan Cabot 4. Liam Kirkpatrick 5. Jack Ludtke (L) 6. Alex Requadt 7. Kyle Dew (A) 8. Drew Morris 9. Chase Hackett 1

POLY 5

CUBS

RENSSELAER

RENSSELAER Leader: Raphael Mettle (1st Half) / David Ballinger (2nd Half) Middlebury College, 2018 / Penn State University, 2017

4 3

CUBS

1. Mike Kearney (AL) 2. Ted Rogers (A) 3. David Ballinger (L) 4. Matt Tornquist (JL) 5. William Van Praagh 6. Connor Randall 7. Lachlan Burke 8. Quione Franklin 9. Juan Varela 10. Charlie Silsby 11. Conor Newman

2014

RENSSELAER 1

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Quinn Mullaney 2. Jack Wainwright 3. Raphael Mettle (L) 4. Dominic Pelosi 5. Will Caley 6. Connor Longo (A) 7. Boden Gammill 8. Preston Withington 9. Codey Solomon 10. Matt Tornquist (JL)

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

SYRACUSE

1. Jack Flynn 2. Silas Bullock 3. Matthew Antonelli 4. Henry Russell 5. Liam Anton 6. Liam Patty 7. Will Lynch (A) 8. Baz Kim (AL) 9. Scott O’Brien (L) 6

SYRACUSE 4

SYRACUSE Leader: Scott O’Brien

Northwestern University, 2016

1. E Botelho (A) 2. Andrew Carstensen (AL) 3. Will O’Connor 4. RJ Fricke 5. Will Benzian 6. Perry Rodgers 7. Matt Eldridge (AL) 8. Trip Brown 9. Billy Woodson 10. Baby D Smith 11. Scott O’Brien (L)

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CUBS

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11 10

TEALE

3 4

CUBS

TEALE Leader: Kyle Munshower

Saint Johnâ€™s University, 2018 1. Kyle Munshower (L) 2. Will Fahy (JL) 3. John Butcher (A) 4. Jermaine Meisel 5. Gabe Bines 6. Henry McGinness 7. Gavin Spilling 8. Conor Hall 9. Rowan Dodge 8

2014

TEALE 3

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Kyle Munshower (L) 2. Ben Hynes (JL) 3. Barrett Grant 4. Christopher Kaufmann 5. George Spence 6. Augie Franck 7. Davey Laing 8. Kevin Jewell (A) 9. Cole Murphy 10. Alex Lake

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

WATSON

1. Jack Engel 2. Chris Gagliardi 3. Calvin Stuart 4. Jack Bullock 5. Austin Robertson 6. Andrew Mason 7. Hugh McLaughlin 8.Lachlan Davidson (A) 9. Jack Petersen (JL) 10. Malcolm Brown (L) 5

WATSON Leader: Malcolm Brown

Sewanee: The University of the South, 2018

1. Malcolm Brown (L) 2. Caleb Weddle 3. Dontrell Jones-Tobin 4. James Avery 5. Reid Banbury (A) 6. Finn Bonner 7. Henry Komosa 8. Duke Reeder 9. Nick Beane (JL)

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CUBS

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CUBS

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CUBS

PLEBE D-HEADS Will Dobbs-Allsopp & Wilson Powell

2014 PLEBE LEADERS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

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PLEBES

AMHERST

Université Paris-Descartes de Médicine 1. Colin Dempsey 2. Ben Seitz-Sitek (JL) 3. Sam MacKenzie 4. Ahmed Wise 5. Guillaume Jacquemont (L) 6. Luke George 7. Hugh Parker 8. Nick Peck Palermo (A) 9. Henry Epstein

3 2

2014

AMHERST

AMHERST Leader: Guillaume Jacquemont

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Chris Benedict 2. Jack Mangel (A) 3. Trip Brown 4. Gianni Smith 5. Fin Bean 6. Dan Salgado 7. Caleb Rubin 8. Luke Pearson 9. Sim Bethel 10. Jack Plimpton (AL) 11. Guillaume Jacquemont (L)

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PLEBES

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

AVERY

1. Griffin Satterwhite 2. Brian Longo (A) 3. Davis Johnson 4. Rob Crowe (AL) 5. Bobby Kynigos 6. James Draper 7. Walker Swindell 8. Teo Bammi 9. Jack Merrifield (L) 10. Patrick Mauboussin 11. Crosby Smith

AVERY Leader: Jack Merrifield

AVERY 3

Southern Methodist University, 2016

1. Bruce Baldwin (JL) 2. Will Barrett (A) 3. Luke Johnson 4. Collin Allison 5. Sully Oâ€™Hara 6. Noah Brefka 7. Jalen Thrower 8. Tom Lloyd 9. Rob Crowe (AL) 10. Jack Merrifield (L) 1

PLEBES

HURD

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HURD Leader: Will Dobbs-Allsop (D-Head)

Washington University in St. Louis, 2014

1. Anthony Morganti 2. Chuck Warren 3. Avery Smith 4. Romeo Torres 5. Wendell Beane (AL) 6. Arlo Halloran 7. Barker Thompson 8. James Trieber (A) 9. Kyle Beaman 10. Will Dobbs-Allsopp (L) 8

PLEBES

2014

HURD 4

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Will Bailey 2. Kyle Shieh 3. Anthony Morganti 4. Wendell Beane (AL) 5. Will Dobbs-Allsopp (L) 6. Sami Canaan (A) 7. Peter Gasparro 8. Cole Hoey 9. Ryan Barry

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

IROQUOIS

1. James Lawless (A) 2. Mike Woodley 3. James Bowers 4. Mack Martin (JL) 5. Sam Wilson 6. Cory Pickering 7. David Ballinger (L) 8. Max Patterson (L) 9. Nick Clifford 10. Jake Babigian 2

IROQUOIS

IROQUOIS Leader: David Ballinger (1st Half) & Max Patterson

Penn State University, 2017 / Dickinson College, 2016

1. Liam Halstead 2. Mack Martin (JL) 3. Hank Carroll 4. CharlieMac Watson 5. Grey Warble 6. Max Patterson (L) 7. Ryan Marrus 8. George McNenney (A) 9. Finn McEneany 10. Max Brownback

PLEBES

LINWOOD

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Boston College, 2017 / Drexel University, 2018

PLEBES

1. Luke Torpie (L) 2. Chris Tozzi (L) 3. Will McClintock (JL) 4. Luke Spilling 5. Parker Rudd 6. Pete Bonczek 7. Grant Kellond 8. Jay Campbell 9. Henry Pomerance 10. Ethan Carmody 11. Henry Harwood (A)

2014

LINWOOD

LINWOOD Leader: Chris Tozzi & Luke Torpie (2nd Half)

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Quinn Degen 2. Jon Novak 3. Liam Scully (A) 4. David White 5. Chris Tozzi (L) 6. Brij Guatam 7. Sam Ives 8. Will McClintock (JL) 9. Hunter Flynn 10. Mike Katz 11. Jack Manuelian

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

MACINTYRE

1. Drake Schwehm (A) 2. JR Michael (JL) 3. Aidan Moran (L) 4. Kevin Longo (L) 5. Stillman Smith 6. Andy Hartong 7. Riker Ferry 8. Will De Luca 9. Ben Hanley 10. Mikey Hogan 11. Harrison Jones 12. Luke Riley

3 4

MACINTYRE 7

MACINTYRE Leader: Kevin Longo & Aidan Moran (1st Half)

Boston College, 2017 / University of Texas at Austin, 2017

1. Noah Dewbrey 2. Tyriel Graham 3. Kevin Longo (L) 4. Brandon Gutierrez 5. Harry Whitman 6. JR Michael (JL) 7. Theo Morris 8. Zachary Whelan 9. Everett Rzeszowski (A)

3 2

PLEBES

6 7

2 5 9

POST Leader: Jonah Florence Kenyon College, 2018 1. Joel Hernandez 2. James Dudgeon 3. Alex Beal (AL) 4. Griffin Frank 5. Nick Brooke (A) 6. Jonah Florence (L) 7. Michael Benninghoff 8. Charlie Poler 9. Max Lobue 10. Jack Edwards

2014

POST

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Jon Gay (JL) 2. Bo Zeigler 3. Alex Bauer 4. Eric Hickerson 5. Reid Komosa (A) 6. James Ewan 7. Conner Smith 8. Cy Duggal 9. Elliot Flagg 10. Charlie Driscoll 11. Jonah Florence (L)

POST

PLEBES

PRINCETON

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Owen Ives 2. Henry Miller 3. Tom Flanagan 4. Shane Rodriguez 5. Griffin Azrak (A) 6. Mac Degen 7. Alex Type 8. Jack Jaeger 9. Colin Sepkovic 10. Justin Jones (AL) 11. Luke Torpie (L)

PRINCETON 3

PRINCETON Leader: Luke Torpie (1st Half) / Aidan Moran (2nd Half)

Drexel University, 2018 / University of Texas at Austin, 2017

1. Aidan Moran (L) 2. Justin Jones (AL) 3. Rudd Fawcett (A) 4. Alexi Hunt 5. Henry Groves 6. Bernard Zoungrana 7. Madoc DiGiulio 8. Peter Miller 9. Leighton Ivy

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PLEBES

3 6

2 1

PLEBES

ROSS Leader: Wilson Powell (Asst. D-Head) Bucknell University, 2016 1. Wilson Powell (L) 2. Liam Sheldon (A) 3. Tim Mollman (AL) 4. Kyle Shieh 5. Sean Ryan 6. Atticus Beane 7. Tommy Burney 8. Austin Sakakeeny 9. Tucker Slattery 10. Christian Juarez 9

2014

ROSS 2

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Wilson Powell (L) 2. Quinn Plumb 3. Miles Kynigos (A) 4. Aidan Maniscalco 5. Angelo Taranto 6. Kevin Cianciolo 7. Aiden DeMuro 8. Tim Mollman (AL) 9. Shane Borenius 10. Henry Barton 11. Reece Loucks

ROSS

101

YALE

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Beltran Puig De La Bellacasa 2. Jimmy Perry 3. Chuck Kiesling 4. Aqui Diamandis 5. Nick Mangel 6. Charles Willmott 7. Zhanik Temirtashev 8. Phineas Scanlan 9. Liam Bullock (A) 10. Alex Gibson (AL) 11. David Hanke (L)

YALE Leader: David Hanke

Lafayette College, 2016

1. Sam Magill 2. Jack Jones 3. Shakeem Herman 4. Sean Gilbert 5. Will Gushee 6. Derek Weinstock 7. Eli Pilat 8. David Geracioti (AL) 9. Kamil Kuzminski (A) 10. David Hanke (L) 1

PLEBES

YALE 6

7 10

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PLEBES

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PLEBES

JUNIOR D-HEADS Caleb Florence & Connor Smith

2014 JUNIOR LEADERS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

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JUNIORS

ANDREWS

ANDREWS Leader: Caleb Florence (D-Head) Kenyon College, 2014

3 2

JUNIORS

1. Chris Asamoah 2. Peter Huang 3. Dom DeMuro (AL) 4. Jack Stuzin 5. Eli Korngiebel 6. Will Mollihan 7. Caleb Florence (L) 8. Carter Storey 9. Willie Gridley 10. William Drake 11. Max Lehnert NP - Ben Wilson (A)

2014

ANDREWS 4

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Andrew Childs (A) 2. Caleb Florence (L) 3. Dom DeMuro (AL) 4. Matt Phua 5. Cole Kelly 6. Bruce Ferguson 7. Eli Korngiebel 8. Wyatt Wilson 9. Carter Storey 10. Quinn Broderick

105

BEAL

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Preston Miller (L) 2. Josh DeCambre (A) 3. Kyle Brody 4. Cole Kuster 5. Matt Sullivan 6. Nick Mason 7. Alvaro Merayo 8. Wyatt Allen 9. Alex Schade 10. Kellam Lloyd 11. Connor Peterson (AL)

BEAL Leader: Preston Miller

Dickinson College, 2017

1. Jason Luci 2. Sam Capelo 3. Alex Saladucha 4. Jamie Zoellner 5. Isaiah Howell 6. Jack Haims 7. Giovanni Cerase (A) 8. Tanner Dydo 9. Preston Miller (L) 10. Henry McGrath (JL) 11. Griffin Santose

106

BEAL 3

JUNIORS

BECKMAN

BECKMAN Leader: Ian Kotz (1st Half) / Jody Underwood (2nd Half)

Gettysburg College, 2018 / Colorado State University, 2018

6 5

8 9

JUNIORS

1. Drew Parsekian 2. Griff McClellan 3. Angel Negron 4. Chris Long 5. Jake Daugherty (JL) 6. Sean Collins 7. Jack Hanau 8. Adam Packard 9. Jody Underwood (L) 10. Will Stevens (JL) 11. Sam Smith

2014

BECKMAN 2

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Blake Liberi 2. Jack Riley 3. Ryan Dolphin 4. Max Russell (A) 5. Ian Kotz (L) 6. Will Gilbert (JL) 7. Owen Ryan 8. Robert Hollander 9. Colin Regina 10. Jackson Sharpless

107

CLARK

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. August Theoharides 2. Sebastian Gammill 3. Charlie Cook 4. Carter Flanagan 5. Mac Ballentine 6. Graham Corrigan (A) 7. Nate Gay (L) 8. Houston Weedn (AL) 9. Morgan Hill-Edgar 10. Ian Emery 3

CLARK 6

CLARK Leader: Nate Gay (1st Half) / Cris Ramirez (2nd Half) St. Josephâ€™s University, 2014 / Ithaca College, 2014

1. Julian Barba 2. Scott Lubin (A) 3. Cris Ramirez (L) 4. R.J. Clasby (AL) 5. Ramsey Frank 6. Kyle Colby 7. Quinn Daly 8. T.J. Komosa 9. Will Napper 10. Noah Avery 11. Kaetu Wleh

108

JUNIORS

5 9

6 10

CUSHMAN

CUSHMAN Leader: Corey Matthews Shepherd University, 2016

JUNIORS

1. Oliver Whelan (JL) 2. Parker Simpson 3. Jeffrey Chambers (A) 4. Brian Braumuller 5. Corey Matthews (L) 6. George Ahl 7. Will Reed 8. Cooper Kent 9. Chase Kirkpatrick 10. Jack Little 11. Ajani Carter

2014

CUSHMAN 2

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Charlie Gillis (JL) 2. Quin Feeney 3. Mike Pastore 4. Darnell Howard 5. Worth Loomis (A) 6. Corey Matthews (L) 7. Alex Brode 8. Hunter Turcotte 9. Tommy Burke 10. Kofi Yankey (JL) 11. Dan Gould

109

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

DARTMOUTH

110

1. Connor Browder 2. Harris Anton 3. Anderson Gay (JL) 4. Pete O’Brien (L) 5. Jem Bullock (A) 6. Jackson Coyle 7. Oscar Ceria 8. Henry Donahue 9. Drew Skilton 10. Teddy McGraw 1

DARTMOUTH 9

DARTMOUTH Leader: Peter O’Brien Santa Clara University, 2018

1. Pete O’Brien (L) 2. Sam Gleason 3. Drew Brownback 4. Asher Porphy 5. Jake Colby 6. Raymond Forbes 7. Khy-Rie McGhee 8. Thomas Williams (JL) 9. Matt Verrone 10. Andrew Wetty 11. Hank Sippel (JL)

4 3

JUNIORS

8 7

3 1

5 2

7 4

9 6

11 8

JUNIORS

HURON Leader: George Wells

Middlebury College, 2018 1. George Wells (L) 2. Matthew Johnson 3. Austin Huber (AL) 4. Larsen Burack 5. Patrick Seitz-Sitek 6. Michael Candelaria 7. Thomas Lawton 8. Philip Johnson 9. Zach Cranna 10. Caspian Packard 11. TJ Bordeaux (A)

2014

HURON 1

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Zach Jones 2. Cas Packard 3. Peter DeLuca 4. Harry DeLana 5. Will Kutler (AL) 6. George Wells (L) 7. TJ Bordeaux (A) 8. Ryan Raymundo 9. Peter Dolan 10. Kyle Romanoff 11. Jack Spence

HURON

111

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

LEHIGH

1. Dylan McCann (L) 2. Cam Lawrence 3. Andrew Keating 4. Shane Pickering 5. Max Schofield 6. J.J. Scully (JL) 7. Aidan Doran 8. Peter McClearn 9. Colin Satterwhite 10. Jackson Abele (A) 11. Jack Ludington

LEHIGH Leader: Dylan McCann Elon University, 2016

1. Osiris Vanible (AL) 2. Eoin Gronningsater (JL) 3. Dylan McCann (L) 4. Aaron Serianni 5. Tommy Purdy 6. Marvyn Waweru 7. Simon Brand 8. Blake Reusswig 9. Dean Gillespie 10. Emerson Osmond 11. Jackson Wolverton

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LEHIGH 4 5

3 5

JUNIORS

LOWER SUTER

LOWER SUTER Leader: Blair Johnson / Ian Kotz

University of Vermont, 2016 / Gettysburg College, 2018

JUNIORS

1. Will Christen (AL) 2. Mac McLean 3. Blair Johnson (L) 4. Tucker Stoops 5. Colin Bertsch 6. Ian Rzeszowski 7. Cam Foster 8. Tommy Subak 9. Ian Kotz (L) 10. Brockie Reynolds 11. Wyatt Gough (A)

2014

LOWERSUTER 11

THE LAST WHISTLE

2 3

1. Hudson Bell 2. Blair Johnson (L) 3. Leo Van Munching 4. Cole Fitzsimmons (A) 5. Wyatt Henneman 6. Andrew Lemberger (AL) 7. Will Cooper 8. Zimmy Russell 9. Teddy Wynn 10. Turner Ives 11. Eric Amyot

113

THE LAST WHISTLE

UPPER SUTER

1. Jack McCann (AL) 2. Andrew Quigley 3. Will Harrigan (A) 4. Connor Fay 5. Connor Smith (L) 6. B.I. Burley 7. Max Bergstrand 8. Robbie Boulton 9. Patrick Wertimer 10. Andrew Patty 11. Dan Timoney

2014

UPPERSUTER

114

UPPER SUTER Leader: Connor Smith (Asst. D-Head) Georgetown University, 2014

1. Connor Smith (L) 2. Ebby Asamoah 3. Anderson Gay (JL) 4. Andrew Quigley 5. DJ Kelly 6. Fernando Sanjurjo (A) 7. Max Daugherty 8. Alex Christie 9. Dan Timoney 10. Davie Cochran 11. Jake Schramm

JUNIORS

4 9

5 10

6 11

WESLEYAN

11 9

University of Tennessee, 2017

JUNIORS

1. Jack Dove 2. Mike Wade 3. Teddy Reed 4. Reed Sakakeeny 5. Von Ingram 6. Jack Degen (A) 7. Josh Gurka (L) 8. Nick Salnikoff (AL) 9. Michael Droesch 10. C.J. Dâ€™Virgilio 11. Gray Humphrey

2014

WESLEYAN

WESLEYAN Leader: Josh Gurka

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. P.J. Kotz 2. T.J. Brock 3. Connor Matteson 4. Aidan Burke 5. Jack Byers (A) 6. Josh Gurka (L) 7. Jay Schoudel 8. Nico Valls 9. Ross Danforth 10. Charlie Haskell 11. Zach Shively (AL)

115

SENIOR D-HEADS Bo McKinley & Paul Licursi

2014 SENIOR LEADERS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

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SENIORS

ALLEGHENY

ALLEGHENY Leader: Bolster McKinley (D-Head) Connecticut College, 2016 1. Chris Bass 2. Teddy Corcoran 3. Ragon Willmuth (AL) 4. Bo McKinley (L) 5. Tim Carr 6. T.J. Weber 7. Turner Thompson 8. John Oâ€™Hern 9. Sam Johnson 10. Henry Bransford

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2014

ALLEGHENY 1

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Chip Boland 2. Tommy Reilly 3. Jonathan Danzi 4. Henry Bransford 5. Bo McKinley (L) 6. Rand Barton 7. Tim Carr 8. Alec Schwehm 9. T.J. Weber 10. Ragon Willmuth (AL)

SENIORS

117

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

COLGATE

1. Chapin Schott 2. Tommy Murphy 3. Brev Rioux 4. Chanler Miller 5. Matt Gasparro 6. Cormac Kenny 7. Colin Cianciolo 8. Danny Jagoe 9. Torrey Foster (JL) 10. Guthrie McGlynn 2

COLGATE 5

COLGATE Leader: Guthrie McGlynn

Colorado University, 2017

1. Guthrie McGlynn (L) 2. Niklas Hische 3. Mason Marsh 4. Andrew Kurth 5. Will Simpson 6. Calder McEneany 7. “G” Eshete 8. Jeb Burnell 9. Sam Napper (JL)

118

SENIORS

COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA Leader: Duncan Sewall Colby College, 2017

2 3

SENIORS

10 9

1. Jackson Selvala 2. Isaac Amado 3. Jack Flanagan (AL) 4. Jackson Reydel 5. Lyndon Howlett 6. Duncan Sewall (L) 7. Jarrett White 8. Will Wasley 9. Jack Green (AL) 10. Braxton McNulty 11. Bastian Schmidt

2014

COLUMBIA 2

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Duncan Sewall (L) 2. Julian Alber 3. Will Baker (JL) 4. Tim McKelvey 5. Aidan Ryan 6. Spencer Thomas 7. Steven Ditzler 8. Erik Abele 9. Reis White 10. Skylar Diamandis

119

CORNELL

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. P.J. Titterton (L) 2. Riley Lane 3. Andrew Gilbert 4. Rob Long 5. Hamilton Stuart 6. Jack Foil 7. Chris Henderson 8. Ned McCann 9. Miles Renwick 10. John Hall (JL) 1

CORNELL

CORNELL Leader: P.J. Titterton

Chapman University, 2017

1. P.J. Titterton (L) 2. Cayden Brodnax 3. Mahdi Price 4. Jack Feingold 5. Ryan Hart 6. Chase Brandow 7. Ford Leonard 8. Colin Glascott 9. John Hall (JL)

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HAMILTON

HAMILTON Leader: Nick Donahue Villanova University, 2018 1. Jimmy Probert 2. Jerrod Thompson 3. Nick Donahue (L) 4. Harry Barnwell (JL) 5. Chris Burney 6. Tommy Meade 7. Alex Gilbert 8. Jakob Heilmann 9. Cole Mboijana

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2014

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THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Chance Clevenger 2. John Blumenthal 3. Oliver Lawrence 4. Nick Donahue (L) 5. Liam DeFelice 6. Connor Cazeault 7. Nick Scheffler (JL) 8. Conrad Smith 9. Mark Sears 10. Ethan Novak

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OBERLIN

2014

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1. John Hagerty (JL) 2. Andrew White 3. Ryan Petersen 4. Sam Donahue 5. Will Krueger (L) 6. Jody Underwood (L) 7. Zack Pelzer 8. Grayson Beringer 9. Cary Romig 10. Lang Sorice 1

OBERLIN

OBERLIN Leader: Will Krueger & Jody Underwood (1st Half)

University of Denver, 2018 / Colorado State University, 2018

1. Will Krueger (L) 2. Teddy Durfee 3. Ben Fleschler (JL) 4. David Hermes 5. Jorie Mickens 6. Anthony Teixeira 7. Alexander Belka 8. Bernard Godolphin 9. Joe Greeley 10. Lukas Boyle (AL)

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ST. LAWRENCE

Franklin & Marshall College, 2015

1. Alex Flynn (L) 2. Chris Lubin 3. Kevin Donohue 4. Quentin Sakakeeny (AL) 5. Matt Minford 6. Koku Millett-Barrett 7. Tim Schele 8. Jonny Damico 9. Caleb Hastings 10. Dylan Pepe

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2014

ST.LAWRENCE

ST. LAWRENCE Leader: Alex “Fly” Flynn

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Ryan Jeffrey 2. Eli Standard 3. Alex Flynn (L) 4. Michael Dimitri 5. Zander Salnikoff 6. Trevor Huffard (AL) 7. Ryan Low 8. Mike Hueglin 9. Gabe Morato

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UNION

1. Peter Richieri (JL) 2. Ryan Peterson 3. Matt Paredes 4. Dimitri Jacquemont 5. Luke LaShelle 6. Tom McDonough (L) 7. Tucker Smith 8. Vincent Franco 9. Jesse Joash 10. Nick Nolan 1 7

UNION 8

UNION Leader: Tom McDonough (1st Half) / Ian Porter (2nd Half) Boston College, 2014 / College of Charleston, 2018

1. Rahjier McNeill 2. Ian Porter (L) 3. Ryan Davis 4. Tom Dobbeler 5. Tyler Reusswig 6. Owen Marsh (JL) 7. Tom Fahy 8. Henry Vanneck 9. Nico Santiago 1

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WILELLYN Leader: Tommy Dils & Dmitri Levkovich (2nd Half) Middlebury College, 2017 / University of Applied Science - Hannover, 2017 1. Dima Levkovich (L) 2. Tom Dils (L) 3. Mac Johnson 4. Reed Voeks 5. Jeremy Del Rosario 6. C.J. Stueck 7. Casey Halloran 8. Russell Midgley 9. Ethan Dewbrey 10. Matt Porcelli (AL)

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2014

WILELLYN 4

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Tommy Dils (L) 2. Louis Roty 3. Cam Cianciolo (JL) 4. Aidan Scully 5. John Leonard 6. Sean Hogan 7. Ethan Gibson 8. Cole Perry 9. Matt Brewer 10. Blake Garrett

125

WILLIAMS

2014

THE LAST WHISTLE

1. Will Schlemmer 2. Zack Deans 3. Tom Delves 4. Ike Hearon 5. David Lawless 6. Will Powell 7. Nate Phelps 8. Peter Gulbin 9. Grant Voeks (JL) 10. Paul Licursi (L) 1

WILLIAMS 8

WILLIAMS Leader: Paul Licursi (Asst. D-Head) University of Vermont, 2017

1. Tom Delves 2. Grant Voeks (JL) 3. Will Powell 4. Ja-Yril Pelton 5. Shane Bowler 6. Ted Merrifield 7. Kenneth Douglas 8. Zack Deans 9. Paul Licursi (L) 10. Ike Hearon

126

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