




Welcome to the 2024-2025 athletic season! With great excitement, I extend a warm welcome to all our student-athletes, coaches, families, and fans as we begin another year of sportsmanship, competition, and school spirit. Our athletic programs have always been a source of pride for our community, and I am confident this year will be no exception. As we embark on this new athletic season, remember that every game is an opportunity to learn, grow, and connect. Let’s make this season one of excellence and unforgettable memories. Best of luck to all our teams this year. Let’s go Huskies!
With gratitude,
R. Terrell Yarbrough, EdD
HARLEM PRINCIPAL
Welcome to Harlem High School! I am so honored and proud to be serving this community as your principal. We have a long tradition of providing great experiences for athletes and spectators by ensuring we have positive and strong competition in excellent facilities. We invite you to contribute to that tradition by following guidelines and behaviors listed below:
• Remember that high school athletics are learning experiences for student-athletes and that they make mistakes. Praise them in their attempts to improve as students, as athletes, and as people.
• A ticket is a privilege to observe the contest, not a license to berate others, including coaches and officials, or to exhibit inappropriate or disruptive behavior. Show respect for our opponents, their coaches, and their fans. They are our guests, and we want them to remember Harlem for the strong, united, positive community that it is. Respect the integrity, expertise, and judgment of the game officials. Understand that they are doing their best to promote student-athletes and admire their willingness to participate in full view of the public.
• Recognize and appreciate outstanding play by either team. Refrain from any banned substance, including drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and vape devices before, during, and after the game while on our grounds.
• Use only cheers that uplift the teams and student-athletes. Thank you for helping make this an enjoyable event for student-athletes, coaches, and your fellow fans. You play a vital role in making Harlem Athletics a strong and respected program! I hope you enjoy your experience watching our student-athletes compete.
Go Huskies!
Jeremy Bois Go Huskies!
Welcome Sports Fans,
HARLEM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
As we kick off another exciting fall sports season, I want to extend a warm welcome to everyone joining us for what promises to be a memorable few months of competition, teamwork, and school spirit. Our student-athletes have been working tirelessly, preparing to give their all on the field, court, and course, and I am incredibly proud of the dedication they have shown.
Fall sports are a special time of year, where the crisp air and changing leaves provide the perfect backdrop for the energy and enthusiasm that our teams bring. Harlem High School is happy you are here to support our programs, your presence and encouragement are invaluable to our athletes and our school community.
I want to take a moment to thank our coaches, staff, and volunteers, whose efforts behind the scenes make all of this possible. Your hard work and commitment to our programs are truly appreciated.
As we cheer on our teams, let’s remember that sportsmanship, integrity, and respect are just as important as the final score. Let’s support our athletes with the same passion they bring to the game, and let’s celebrate the values that make our school and our community strong.
Thank you for being part of our fall sports season. I look forward to seeing you on the sidelines, in the stands, and everywhere our teams compete. Together, let’s make this a season to remember!
Go Huskies!
Sincerely,
Reed Allison Athletic Director
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Kelsey Lueshen is in his 12th year of coaching in the Cross Country and Track program here at Harlem. This is his sixth year as Head Girl’s Cross Country coach. He teaches in the English department here at Harlem High School. In his free time, he enjoys reading great books, having fun with his kids, and rooting for the Chicago Cubs. Currently, Kelsey lives in Rockton with his wife Laura and their two sons Charlie and Henry.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Jared enters his fourth season as the head boys cross country coach at Harlem High School. He is a 2006 graduate of Harlem High School and a 2010 graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He was a standout track and field athlete at Harlem, earning all-state 3 times and breaking 3 school records. He was also all-state once in cross country. He went on to earn 4 varsity letters at the University of Illinois across both cross country and track and field. He currently works as a business teacher at East High School. He also serves as the head boys Track and Field coach at Harlem.. He enjoys spending time with friends, biking, and reading in his spare time.
FOOTBALL
Coach Morrow returns to the helm after taking a break from his 15 year run as head coach of the Huskies. He is excited to begin his 31st year of coaching football. In his free time you can often see him walking his dog and listening to the band Tesla. He also has great taste in NFL teams, cheering for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has two children, Harlem graduates Gavin and Julia. He has been happily married to Meg, his longtime filmer, for 29 years.
GIRLS GOLF
My name is Brad Sweet and I am in my 19th year of coaching girls’ golf. I have been a teacher in the Harlem District for the past 25 years and have coached girls’ soccer and am currently the Academic Team coach as well. I have been married for the past 30 years and have two boys, Jackson and Hunter.
BOYS SOCCER
Coach Wendt is entering his 3nd year as Varsity coach. And 6th year Coaching at Harlem for Boys Soccer. But has been involved in the soccer community for over 35 years. He graduated from Harlem in 2000. His highest level of play is Semi-pro. His family includes wife Dolores Wendt, sons Kole Wendt and Lukasz Wendt.
BOYS GOLF
Coach Lemke is excited to be entering his 8th season as the Varsity Head Coach. Coach Lemke previously served as the Assistant Varsity coach under Hall of Fame coach Jared Day for 8 years from 2007-2015. During his time as Assistant Coach, the Boys Golf Program earned its first team Regional Championship in 2010, and had the first individual state qualifier in school history in 2014. He is currently in his 18th year as a Business teacher and coach at Harlem High School. He is a 1999 graduate of Crystal Lake South High School, during which he was a member of the Boys Golf Program finishing 3rd place in the IHSA Class 3A State Finals Tournament. He received his BA in Business Administration from Augustana College in 2003 where he also played golf at the collegiate level. In 2007, he earned an additional BS in Secondary Business Education from St. Ambrose University, and in 2018 earned an MA in Educational Administration from Concordia University Chicago. Since coming to Harlem in 2007, Scott has served as the Assistant Varsity Golf coach, Head Boys Basketball coach, and Boys Assistant Varsity tennis coach.
GIRLS SWIM AND DIVE
Todd is in his second year of coaching swimming at Harlem, and fourth year coaching high school swimming. He is a 1988 Harlem graduate. He has been involved with swimming for over 16 years as a parent, official, and coach. During the off season, he coaches with The Stateline Aquatic Team.
GIRLS TENNIS
Coach Dredge has been coaching in the Harlem School for the past 50 years. He has had many different coaching assignments during that time. This year, having retired from teaching, he continues to coach for 3 different programs during 3 different seasons. The highlights of his coaching career include developing many lasting relationships in and around the community. Bill graduated from Aurora College and has a Masters Degree from Northern Illinois
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
I’m in my 10th season coaching volleyball and have played since my freshman year of High school. I have traveled to Dallas, St. Louis, Florida and a few other states to play and coach. I’m very excited to keep growing Boys and Girls volleyball at Harlem. Go Huskies!�
CHEER
Madeline Burke will be entering her first year as head cheer coach, but was previously the assistant varsity coach for 3 years. Madeline has also coached and competed in All star cheer after highschool. Maadeline is an alumni of HHS and the HHS cheer team, and was NIC-10 MVP.
Summer Henderson will be entering her 14th year as Varsity Dance Team Head Coach. Summer is the owner and artistic director at Studio 11 Dance Company in Machesney Park for the past 27 years. Her coaching staff and varsity teams have 6 NIC-10 conference wins and 3 trips to state, the most recent being 2023. Summer is an alumni of HHS and the HHS Dance Team. Summer also participated on the HHS track team and was an All-Conference athlete. Summer resides in Roscoe with her husband Scott and her two sons Dylan & Hayden.
Nate Dodson is entering his 2nd year as the head coach of the Flag Football team. Nate is also entering his 13th year of coaching track and field at Harlem, 4th as the head coach, and also coached football here at Harlem for 4 years. Nate is a special education teacher at the high school. Nate is a graduate of Harlem and obtained his Bachelors degree from NIU and his Masters degree from National Louis University. In his free time, Nate likes to travel and spend time by the water, usually fishing.
KAYDEN
5’6” 2025
6 MIKAELA MOSKI 5’9” 2027
7 NEVAEH GULLIKSON SHIPMAN 5’3” 2025
8 JAI SHAW 5’6” 2026 9 SELENA SANTIAGO 5’8” 2027 10 OLIVIA O’LAUGHLIN 5’10” 2026 12 EVE STOVALL 5’9” 2027 13 ALISON PETE 5’6” 2028 14 NEJLA BOTIC 6’0” 2027
15 CLARA OHLMS 5’9” 2026
20 MILEE LAW 5’6” 2026
LEAH BADGLEY 2027
MIA BESEVIC 2028
ANA BESEVIC 2026
MELINA COLETTA 2026
KRISTINA GJINI 2028
SIERRA OYEN 2025
ELAINA PARNELLO 2026
KATE SCHEMEL 2025
ANGELINA BLAZER 2025
KAYLA BLAZER 2027
MACKENZIE ERICKSON 2025
MAKAYLA GANUS 2026
TRENEDY JOHNSON 2026
CECILIA KUCHER 2028
ADDISON LONG 2025
JOSEPHINE POLEP 2026
CERENITY WATTON 2027
KEIRA WIPF 2026
JORDYN ANDERSON 2027
LOLA BANDA 2025
CARA BOURRETTE 2027
ARIEL BRODERICK 2028
AVERY CLINE 2027
KINLEY DEVLIEGER 2028
LILY ELBERT 2025
KATIE HALL 2028
MADELYN JACOBSON 2028
LOLA JOHNSON 2025
KEAGAN KILMER 2028
NATALIE KILMER 2026
ARI MCKNIGHT 2025
HAILEY MUSGRAVE 2026
SONNY SHIELDS 2027
ELISE SWANSON 2027
HAILEY SWANSON 2025
BELLA THOMPSON 2027
EMMA WIGINTON 2027
EVA WILSON 2027
VIOLET BANE FR
EMILY BARSZCZEWSKI FR
MEGAN CHRISTENSEN JR
KAELEIGH FITZ-RICHARD FR
KENSLEY JOHNSON FR BELLA LUETKE SO
NELA MARCETA SO JULISSA SOLORZANO JR
DANICA BERGMAN 2026
HAILEY BILODEAU 2025
SERYNA COX 2026
EMMA CULLEN 2028
FELICITY GULER 2025
TIANNA HASTINGS 2026
ALYSSA HERNANDEZ 2026
AVA HERNANDEZ 2026
CADENCE JOHNSON 2027
CLAIRE JOHNSON 2026
JAMES BRANNON SO TYLER BUETSCH SO
DOMINIC CARLSON SR
CHRISTIAN LYLE DURANO JR
ISAIAH FLOETER FR
JAMES GALLAGHER SO
TIMEO GIJBELS SR
ARON GREENLAND JR
BRADY JACOBSON SR
JACK JOHNSON JR
MASON KENNEDY JR
LOGAN LEE FR
THOMAS LEESE FR
KENNEDIE MEYERS 2026
KARLIE MEYERS 2027
MYA OLEJNICZAK 2027
ARIANNA PELC 2027
MAKENZIE PIWCEWICZ 2025
SADIE RAMOS 2025
LILLIAN REINDERS 2028
TRINITY SCHINDLER 2026
ADDISYN SCOTT 2025
ISABELLE TANG 2027
CARTER LIPINSKI FR PARKER LIPINSKI JR
AARON MOSSBERG FR
JAMES PRESLEY SO
LEO RAMOS SR
OWEN RECOY SR
SAWYER RIDENS SR
MATTHEW SAUNDERS JR
EVAN SHELEY FR
JAXEN TANK SR
NICHOLAS TYRCHA SR
AUSTIN WAGAMAN SO
XANDER WARD JR
BRODY ADAMS 2028
NOLAN AMDUR 2025
PEYTON ARCHIBALD 2026
AIAN ASANI 2028
ROCKY BEEHLER 2027
MADDOX BUCK 2027
BRAYLAND CARPENTER 2025
FINLEY CLAUSEN 2025
ZAYDEN DEMARS 2026
COLTON DEVLIEGER 2025
JAKE ELLIOTT 2026
ALEX GOERTZ 2025
JOSE GOMEZ 2026
MASON HENSLEY 2028
ZANDER HUBER 2028
RYAN HUFF 2028
BRADY JACOBSON 2025
DRAKE MCDONALD 2025
MILES MULCAHY 2026
KAIDEN PIRRELLO 2026
KHYLAR SCUDDER 2028
NOAH SKIDMORE 2027
JAYDEN SLOCUM 2026
BRAYDEN SMITH 2028
BLAKE YEOMAN 2026
KOLETYN ZANONI 2025