Andover-Exeter Weekend Program: Fall 2010

AndovEr EXeter 2010 Nov. 13

November 13, 2010 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS __________________________ Girls Soccer Smoyer Field 11 a.m.

Field Hockey Phelps Stadium 11:30 a.m Girls Volleyball Memorial Gym Noon Boys Soccer Smoyer Field 1 p.m.

Football Phelps Stadium 2:30 p.m.

Away Events Boys & Girls Cross Country Interschols at Deerfield Water Polo Interschols at Hotchkiss

FaceofF Games, yes, but also a battle of school spirit

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oices rise from the Blue on the west sideline of Phelps Stadium: “Yes, yes, yes we do, we’ve got spirit, how ’bout you?” The response from the Red on the east sideline: “Yes, yes, yes we do, we’ve got spirit, how ’bout you?” This back and forth chant continues for several minutes. It always finishes with both sides screaming, “We’ve got more!”

This spirited display of pride further showcases why the Andover–Exeter rivalry, the oldest between prep schools in the nation, is arguably the most passionate. It’s not just about two teams facing off in a slate of athletic contests on a Saturday afternoon. It is also about two storied schools going head-tohead in a battle of school spirit.

It all started with a baseball game in 1878, when Exeter trounced Andover 12–1. In the fall of that same year, Andover’s football team got the best of Exeter in a 22–0 rout. Initially, these contests were only casual games between two schools. But over the years — 132 of them — they have blossomed into a historic rivalry. Regardless of the sport, the teams and fans look forward to the games between the two adversaries right down to the JV level. The home fields alternate each year, and this year it’s Andover’s turn to roll out the welcome mat. An army of Red invades the Blue campus to cheer on boys and girls soccer, field hockey, volleyball, and football teams as they battle it out in contests that usually have playoff implications.

The scene is one of excitement and tradition. Blue Keys and Red Bandits run around campus leading cheers as mobs of students move from game to

game to watch their school take on its rival. The sound of horns, bells, whistles, and, of course, cheers fill the air.

Tailgaters parked next to the action leave the faint smell of grilled hamburgers and hot dogs in the crisp fall air. Students surround the fields dressed in school colors, with fresh paint decorating their faces. Parents, townspeople, faculty and alumni on both sides are right in the mix of students, entertained by the fervor and zeal of the younger fans. On the field, the competition only gets more intense, as games are usually close until the finish and are always action-packed.

Last fall, monsoon-like weather roared through Exeter during the games and affected play in almost every sport.

While Andover volleyball prevailed in the comfort of the gym, girls soccer

didn’t even get the chance to play on the puddle-filled field, and boys soccer played to a 0–0 tie in a slow-paced game.

Andover field hockey wasn’t fazed, as the girls won 3–0. Exeter football took care of business in a 31–14 rout, under the lights, the second straight win for Exeter. Although Andover solidly dominates the ancient rivalry, the school does not want to see Exeter storm the Andover turf as it did in 2008. This year’s games may determine who makes the playoffs, but even if they don’t, a victory can make either team forget about a disappointing season. Whoever wins these games has bragging rights for an entire year.

—Chris Cameron ’11 Sports Editor, The Phillipian 1

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he cross-country team’s greatest strength is unity. More specifically, our greatest strength is pack running. The mentality of building on each other, carrying your teammates with you in a surge, and intimidating other racers have proved to be enormously effective.

Our strongest pack lies in the varsity squad, in our second through fifth runners, consisting of senior co-captain John Holliman, uppers Max Payson and Liam Kinney, and prep Sam Gray. They are able to pull each other along the first two miles and effectively break the opposing team’s morale. The top of our JV as well, upper Caleb Fujimori, prep John Kennealy, and seniors Alex Bhasavanich and Zach Drach, all are able to race as a unit.

But despite our strengths everywhere else and the great strides we’ve made, we know there is room for improvement on the gap between the different packs.

Andover is without a doubt our strongest opponent this year, and beating them won’t be a matter of luck. If we run hard during practice and train intelligently in our packs, we can surely put up a good show. Andover’s strength is also in packs, with about 15 seconds separating their first and fifth runners, so breaking that up is the name of the game.

—Drew Glicker 2

Boys Cross Country

Boys Varsity Cross Country Roster

Samuel Helms ’14 / Ely, MN

Nickolas Balboni ’13 / Rye Beach, NH

Tyler Hodges ’14 / Phoenix, AZ

Nathan Berardi ’11 / Hampton Falls, NH Alex Bhasavanich ’11 / San Francisco, CA Yoon Ho Chung ’13 / Seoul, KOR Stephen Cobbe ’11 / Nevada City, CA Tyler Courville ’14 / St. Ignatius, MT Austin Crouse ’13 / Springfield, MO Matthew Daiter ’14 / Rumson, NJ Zachary Drach ’11 / Wilmington, NC Caleb Fujimori ’12 / Shrewsbury, MA

* Drew Glicker ’11 / Great Barrington, MA Samuel Gray ’14 / North Hampton, NH James Gregory ’11 / Hamilton Parish, BMU Tyler Harden ’13 / DPO, AE James Harter ’12 / Bethesda, MD

* John Holliman ’11 / Fairview, TX Daniel Kane ’12 / Lee, NH John Kennealy ’14 / Cape Elizabeth, ME Vishal Khetpal ’12 / Durant, OK Liam Kinney ’12 / Aspen, CO Kieran McLean ’14 / Yardley, PA Edward Meyers ’11 / Jaffrey, NH Connor Mulligan ’13 / Windham, NH

* Arjun Nukal ’11 / Los Osos, CA Maxwell Payson ’12 / Falmouth, ME Philip Poa ’12 / Manhattan Beach, CA Walter Ramsden ’12 / Barrington, RI Jeremy Rubin ’12 / Marblehead, MA Conan Sang ’12 / Brentwood, NH Alex Sisto ’11 / Rye, NH Evan Soltas ’12 / Rumson, NJ Max Sopher ’13 / Rye, NH Rhett Wen-Wampler ’12 / Lansdale, PA Calvin Willett ’12 / Sherborn, MA Abdullah Yousufi ’13 / Tustin, CA Hyden Anziani ’12 / Lawrence, MA Chris Batchelder ’11 / Manchester, MA Hyden Anziani ’12 / Lawrence, MA Coach: Nick Unger Assistants: Bill Jordan, Brandon Newbould

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ast year, without any seniors on the varsity cross-country team, our young group mustered up its courage and put its best foot forward.

Then, we each put the other foot forward. We repeated this again and again, a whole bunch of times, as quickly as possible. We ran forward, forward, forward better than every team we faced.

Each footstep brought us closer to catching the feat we all wanted most: Interschols. But our undefeated season lost its footing in a 4-point loss at the end of the season, at Interschols.

Our team returns this year without our beloved Coach Stableford, but the man with a love of ornithological mythology has left Andover XC with a hawk over its shoulder. Twelve of his 14 letter-winners, including all seven varsity members, have returned. Our depth and talent fall into the skillful hands of Coach Jeffrey Domina.

For every cross-country runner, the course ahead is long and narrow.

Two thoughts jockey in a competitor’s mind: “I want to catch that guy,” and “I want to stop and walk like a normal human.” The first thought pushes the second, and the feeling of an inflamed

Boys Cross Country

Boys Varsity Cross Country Roster

Matthew Appleby ’11 / Needham, MA Christopher Batchelder ’11 / Manchester, MA Nathaniel Burbine ’13 / Key West, FL Harrison Cohen ’14 / Marblehead, MA Michael Das ’13 / Holmdel, NJ Ezequiel Davila ’12 / North Andover, MA Scott Diekema ’14 / Iowa City, IA John Elliott-Higgins ’14 / Boxford, MA Matthew Fischetti ’14 / Groton, MA Lawrence Flynn ’13 / North Andover, MA Connor Fraser ’13 / Andover, MA James Freney ’13 / Palm Beach, FL James Hamilton ’12 / Andover, MA William Harpin ’13 / Boxford, MA John Joseph Ho ’11 / Vancouver, CAN Auguste Horner ’14 / New York, NY James Hunter ’13 / Andover, MA John Ingram ’11 / Andover, MA Kian Ivey ’12 / Shelburne Falls, MA

Timothy McLaughlin ’11 / Osterville, MA Stephen Moreland ’14 / Andover, MA Patrick Naughter ’13 / Albany, NY Lazola Nyamakazi ’13 / Eastern Cape, ZAF Fernando Ramos ’13 / North Hollywood, CA Ryan Ramos ’12 / Jackson Heights, NY James Schink ’13 / Stamford, CT Nathaniel Smith ’13 / Madison, WI Ian Song ’13 / Jakarta Utara, IND Justin Stachtiaris ’13 / Boxford, MA Luke Stidham ’14 / Nicholasville, KY John Sykes ’12 / New York, NY Benjamin Talarico ’11 / Suquamish, WA Christian Vallis ’14 / Boxford, MA Charles Van Eijk ’14 / Nairobi, KEN Matthew Walker ’14 / S. Dartmouth, MA

* Patrick Wolber ’11 / Nashua, NH Renat Zalov ’11 / Buffalo Grove, IL Dennis Zhou ’12 / Duluth, GA Henry Zhu ’12 / Seoul, KOR

Nicholas Kearns ’11 / Greenfield, MA

Coach: Jeff Domina

Matthew Lloyd-Thomas ’12 / Fairfax, VA

* Captain

threshold is excruciating during a race but wonderful—afterward. But without a team the pain is terrifying; without a team, the daily leg-pounding of training can overwhelm. As a team, we share joy

and pain, and all we need to keep going is to hear the pitter-patter of a teammate’s footsteps.

—Patrick Wolber ’11

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s of this writing, Phillips Exeter girls cross country currently holds a record of 2–1. With a lot of returning runners, varsity is tightknit. Unlike previous years, the varsity squad has contributors of all ages. Two lowers, Marisa Bhargava and Meghan Turner, have had solid performances in all the races so far. Uppers Christine McEvoy, Rania Garde, and Jen Liu have also contributed strong performances.

The strength of this team lies in its pack running. Captains Sarah Burke and Christine Kong have emphasized the importance of this tactic in practices and races; so far the results have been favorable. Although Andover has a very strong team, this year Exeter hopes to give an equally strong performance.

—Christine Kong

Girls Cross Country

Girls Varsity Cross Country Roster

Emily Armstrong ’12 / Lexington, KY Rachel Armstrong ’13 / Lexington, KY Anika Ayyar ’14 / Saratoga, CA Marisa Bhargava ’13 / Mckinney, TX Rachel Brookshire ’12 / Granada Hills, CA

* Sarah Burke ’11 / Brewster, MA Siobhan Carty ’12 / Portsmouth, NH Eunice Cho ’13 / Anderson, SC Toscane Clarey ’12 / West Newbury, MA Lauria Clarke ’12 / Lyme, NH Christina Collis ’13 / Pembroke, BMU

Alison Economy ’11 / Bainbridge Island, WA Rania Garde ’12 / Orinda, CA Zhen Zhen Gong ’12 / Bayside, NY Dorothy Harvey ’11 / Dennysville, ME Mary Holderness ’11 / Greensboro, NC Sungyee Kim ’11 / Seoul, KOR Kaitlin Kimberling ’12 / Rathdrum, ID

* Christine Kong ’11 / Westerly, RI Kylee Kus ’12 / Amesbury, MA Jennifer Liu ’12 / Pawtucket, RI Miriam McDonogh ’12 / Chapel Hill, NC Christine McEvoy ’12 / Franklin, TN Danielle McFadden ’11 / Amesbury, MA Dawna Men ’12 / Anaheim, CA Gwen Milliman ’11 / Lee, NH Hannah O’Grady ’13 / Exeter, NH Alexandra O’Keefe ’13 / Greenland, NH Giulia Olsson ’13 / Weston, FL Yooha Park ’13 / Atlanta, GA Nicole Perreault ’12 / Northfield, NH Courtany Schick ’12 / Yorkville, IL Avery Siler ’12 / McLean, VA Meghan Turner ’13 / Bedford, NH Sarah Van Cleave ’13 / Poulsbo, WA Claire Zarakas ’11 / Byfield, MA Coach: Gwyn Coogan Assistant: Dale Braile

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he Andover girls cross-country team has had a successful season thus far. Undefeated as of press time, the talented team of 42 looks ahead to Interschols, hoping to bring home the title of New England Prep School Division 1 Champions as they have for the last five years in a row. This year, the depth of the team makes it an intimidating force.

The season began with a group of 13 girls participating in the Codfish Bowl in Franklin Park in Boston where Andover took 10th place out of 23 competing teams. Most everyone achieved Coach Nancy Lang’s goal of “crossing the line with a smile.” The following week, Andover hosted its annual Developmental Invitational. Seeded against Exeter, Choate, Loomis Chaffee, and Kimball Union Academy, Andover won both the varsity and junior varsity races. Kate Bulger and captain Caitlin Kingston ran the race together, taking first place with a time of 19:49.

At the next meet, Andover faced Choate on their home course. With holes in the top group due to injury and illness, Andover still managed to pull out on top with a score of 26–31.

Racing on St. Paul’s home course, the girls won both the varsity and junior varsity races, with a perfect score of

Girls Cross Country

Girls Varsity Cross Country Roster

Emily Adler ’12 / Newton, MA Morgan Askew ’11 / Takoma Park, MD Ceylon Auguste-Nelson ’12 / New York, NY Lydia Azaret ’12 / North Andover, MA Collin Benedict ’12 / Dulles, VA Katherine Bulger ’11 / Brookline, MA Amelia Danovitch ’13 / New York, NY Jasmine Edison ’11 / Warner Robins, GA Katherine Ellinger ’12 / Wellesley, MA Molly Engel ’13 / Fox Point, WI Kaitlin Fanikos ’11 / Andover, MA Kristen Faulkner ’11 / Homer, AK Virginia Fu ’13 / North Andover, MA Claire Harmange ’11 / Andover, MA Cayla Hatton ’12 / Farmington, CT Bridget Higgins ’14 / New Canaan, CT Susannah Hyde ’13 / Memphis, TN Kelsey Jamieson ’12 / Andover, MA Marga Kempner ’12 / Burlington, VT

Katherine Lee ’13 / Piedmont, SC Margaret Levene ’12 / Dublin, NH Katherine McKenna ’14 / Cohasset, MA Alexandra Morrow ’12 / Lebanon, ME Miki Nagahara ’13 / Andover, MA Mary Catherine Nanda ’14 / Shreveport, LA Hailey Novis ’13 / Jamestown, RI Emily Pond ’12 / Andover, MA Alessandra Powell ’11 / New York, NY Chloe Reichel ’11 / Weston, MA Marhelich Santos ’12 / Bronx, NY Margot Shoemaker ’12 / Greensboro, NC Eve Simister ’12 / Wellesley, MA Julia Smachlo ’13 / Rexford, NY Tina Su ’11 / Andover, MA Emilie Tanski ’11 / Lexington, MA S. Graydon Tope ’14 / Edina, MN Saranya Wallooppillai ’13 / Dhahran, SAU Rachel Wittenberg ’13 / Carlisle, MA Jackie Wu ’12 / Great Neck, NY

Emily Kent ’11 / Winchester, MA

Amy Zhao ’14 / Guilford, CT

* Caitlin Kingston ’11 / Winchester, MA

Coach: Nancy Lang

Margaret Kobelski ’14 / Andover, MA

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Hannah Lee ’12 / Macomb, IL

15–50 in the JV race. Of the 27 who raced that day, 18 ran their personal bests.

“I think the team’s strength lies in its pack running and strength on hills,” commented Coach Lang, “but most powerfully in its foundation of support

and friendship between teammates.”

The team looks to use these strengths to their advantage in the Interschols race and bring home their sixth title in a row.

—Caitlin Kingston ’11 5

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his year, Exeter water polo brings a diverse set of athletes to the pool, including seniors Kyle DeLand, Matt Bell, and captain Marc Gazda, as well as uppers Brooks Reavill, Avery Reavill, Jan Shi, and Leo Brossollet. With lower John Moon in the field and Max Drach in goal, Big Red is a powerful force in the tank. The team has gotten to where it is now by a balance of aggressive offense and attentive defense.

Many young athletes have stepped up to the plate this year to help Bear Polo become a threat. Coached by Don Mills, the squad eagerly looks on the coming season with enthusiasm and confidence.

As always, Andover and Exeter have played close, competitive games when pitted against each other. In this, their second match-up of the season, it looks like it will be no different.

—Marc Gazda

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Water Polo

Boys Varsity Water Polo Roster

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Pak Hang Chan ’12 / Toronto, CAN

* 4 Marc Gazda ’11 / Framingham, MA 5

Avery Reavill ’12 / Windsor, CT

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Matthew Bell ’11 / Tiburon, CA

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Mengjan Shi ’12 / Malden, MA

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Kyle DeLand ’11 / Bow, NH

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William Parker ’11 / Frederick, MD

10 Andrew Seo ’13 / Bedford, NH 11 Yonghwan Moon ’13 / Los Angeles, CA 12 Leo Brossollet ’12 / Valley Village, CA

13 Brooks Reavill ’12 / Windsor, CT 14 James Baker ’14 / Boca Raton, FL 15 Kurt Pianka ’13 / Seoul, KOR 16 Joseph Shepley ’14 / Southbury, CT 1A Maximilian Drach ’13 / Wilmington, NC 1A Zachery Ray Jorgensen ’14 / Puerto Galera, PHL

Coach: Don Mills Assistant: Kelly Widman

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ater polo, the oldest Olympic team sport, combines the endurance of swimming, the finesse of soccer, and the physicality of rugby. It was played by many of the greatest swimmers in history, including Olympians Mark Spitz, Matt Biondi, Pablo Morales, and John Naber.

The Andover men’s water polo team appears this year to be reaping the benefits of the past three rebuilding years, as varsity coach David Fox teaches smart, strong water polo.

As one of the more senior-heavy teams in the league—many have been playing with one another for the past three years—Andover brings a great level of experience to the pool. The team has a strong sense of unity and teamwork, where from practice to games you can find them cheering on their teammates and motivating each other to excel.

Seniors this year include Matthew Mahoney and Dan Larson, co-captains, Austin Novis, Conor Deveney,

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Alex Nanda, Ben Morris, Alex Smachlo, and Charlie Oliva. New upper Adam Farrell has contributed significantly to the water polo program and fits right in with the team chemistry. Uppers on the team include: Calvin Aubrey, Andrew Wilson, and Derrick Choi. Henry Kennelly, the one lower on the team, is new to the sport but has lots of promise. Two juniors, Travis Bouscaren and Michael Camarda, are players who will exert a dominant force in the pool in the years to come.

The majority of players also swim on the varsity swimming team, which won first place at last year’s championship.

This combination bodes well for Andover to be one of the fastest water polo teams in the league. The team’s speed is portrayed through the many counterattacks, drives, and picks set by the team. Our first game against Exeter was lost narrowly 7–5, but we look forward to meeting them again in the traditional Andover-Exeter match-up.

—Matthew Mahoney ’11

Boys Varsity Water Polo Roster

9 Calvin Aubrey ’12 / Clark Summitt, PA 13 Travis Bouscaren ’14 / Cambridge, MA 14 Michael Camarda ’12 / Laguna Hills, CA 18 Derrick Choi ’12 / Mid-Level, HK 2 Conor Deveney ’11 / Newtown, CT 11 Adam Farrell ’12 / Dove Canyon, CA 12 Henry Kennelly ’13 / Manchester, MA

* 1 Daniel Larson ’11 / Darien, CT * 3 Matthew Mahoney ’11 / Nashua, NH 4 Benjamin Morris ’11 / Andover, MA 5 Alexander Nanda ’11 / Shreveport, LA 6 Austen Novis ’11 / Jamestown, RI 7 Charles Oliva ’11 / Moreland Hills, OH 8 Alex Smachlo ’11 / Rexford, NY 1A Andrew Wilson ’12 / Bethesda, MD

Coaches: David Fox, Jacques Hugon Managers: Jonathan Leung ’11, Raphael Grandeau ’11

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fter a couple of rebuilding years, we have pulled together a strong team, with leadership from the nine seniors who have been playing together for the past four years. In addition, we have a group of strong underclassmen players who add just as much to the team. It makes for great chemistry, both on and off the field. Coming off last year, where we relied on a strong defense, this year we have been able to incorporate a more dynamic offense, which creates more scoring opportunities than we have had in the past.

Speed is one of our strengths, along with our good work ethic. Despite having a few injuries in the middle of the season, the team is hoping to be strong and healthy as we face Andover. ExeterAndover is always a battle, and this year will be no different. With the game being cancelled last year because of bad weather, the anticipation for this game has doubled. We will be ready for the challenge and ready to show off this year’s team. Go Big Red! —Caroline Hayes 8

Girls Soccer

Girls Varsity Soccer Roster

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Emily deJong ’11 / Dover, NH

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Susannah Gray ’14 / York, ME

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Lori Heden ’11 / Exeter, NH

* 6 Katrina Coogan ’11 / Exeter, NH 7

Lauren Gormer ’11 / Hampton Falls, NH

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Lauren Boulger ’13 / Green Oaks, IL

10 Martha Griffin ’12 / Exeter, NH 11 Caroline Jankowski ’11 / Elkins, NH 12 Olivia Boggis ’11 / Marblehead, MA 13 Carlin Zia ’13 / Exeter, NH 14 Grace Weatherall ’12 / Ipswich, MA 16 Darby Henry ’13 / Kentfield, CA 17 Molly Silvia ’11 / Amesbury, MA 19 Kathleen Hanlon ’11 / Paradise Valley, AZ 20 Samantha deJong ’14 / Dover, NH 28 Hannah Jellinek ’11 / Newton, MA G

Naomi Richardson ’12 / St. Stephen, CAN

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Chloe Walton ’12 / Rye, NH

Coach: Hilary Coder Assistant: Bill Dennehy

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espite graduation of ten seniors and their goalie, Andover girls soccer returns with a skillful young group of girls determined to be the team to beat. With the combination of its solid back-four defenders, creative midfield, and explosive offense, the team started the season off with an impressive 6–1–1 record.

The strong defense starts with Emily Hoyt, a new goalie to the team, who has proved her athleticism and talent this year with critical saves in important games. Mandi Thran, also skilled in net, is the team’s other goalie.

Co-captain Courtney Macdonald contributes her four years’ experience leading the back four each game. Piper Curtis, in center back, is a great ball winner.

Outside backs Emily Rademacher and Aly Wayne are both skillful one-on-one defenders. Diana Tchadi and Anjali Krishnamachar further bolster the back four with their toughness.

Starting in the center midfield are co-captain Katherine Woonton and

Girls Soccer

post-graduate Clare Ashforth. Woonton’s vision and foot skills help contribute to the team’s possession and transition in the attack. Ashforth relentlessly takes on her opponents, and a dangerous and aggressive Ambika Krishnamachar is a threat on the outside wing. Nekele McCall, Emily Fang, and Maddie Bremer all help settle the ball down in the midfield and contribute to Andover’s team play.

Strikers Leah Humes and Hannah Guzzi have challenged opponents relentlessly this season. Their lightning speed and deft touch have led to many goals for both. Fay Feghali, Angela Batuure, and Katie Kreider round out the Andover attack with their tremendous field vision and touch.

Led by coaches Lisa Joel and Bill Scott, the team makes strides each week, confident that they will bring all they have to the game and will be successful with their individual skill and team play.

—Katherine Woonton ’11

Girls Varsity Soccer Roster

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Emily Hoyt ’13 / Wellesley, MA

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Amanda Thran ’11 / Jamestown, RI

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Katherine Kreider ’14 / Boxford, MA

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Madden Bremer ’12 / Dedham, MA

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Clare Ashforth ’11 / New Canaan, CT

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Nekele McCall ’14 / Cambridge, MA

* 6 Courtney Macdonald ’11 / Danvers, MA 7

Alysandria Wayne ’14 / Lowell, MA

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Leah Humes ’12 / Beaconsfield, CAN

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Emily Fang ’13 / Watertown, MA

10 Ambika Krishnamachar ’11 / Darien, CT 11 Anjali Krishnamachar ’13 / Darien, CT 12 Emily Rademacher ’11 / Lynchburg, VA 15 Fay Feghali ’12 / Salem, NH 16 Hannah Guzzi ’14 / Southborough, MA 17 Kira Wyckoff ’11 / San Carlos, CA 19 Angela Batuure ’13 / Sykesville, MD 20 Piper Curtis ’13 / Andover, MA

* 21 Katherine Woonton ’11 / Boxford, MA 24 Diana Tchadi ’14 / Iowa City, IA Coaches: Lisa Joel, Bill Scott Managers: Ashley Hess ’11, Katrina Hess ’11

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he PEA field hockey team is having an awesome season so far.

We have a lot of new players, which is a great thing, but the majority of our starters are experienced seniors.

Since we’ve played together in the past few seasons, it was easy this fall to jump in and start drills. Our goalie, Emily Hadley, didn’t get to play a lot last season because we had a senior goalie, but she’s a hard worker and defending well this season. Our team has the spirit and determination to work really hard in practice and win games.

Our team has different strengths and weaknesses. One thing we’ve been working on is the new self-start rule.

Many of the girls are still getting adjusted to it, and it’s taking up some practice time to really get it down. It’s been hard, too, playing on grass, as most of us are used to turf. On the positive side, many on our team play other sports together like hockey and lacrosse, so our passing is phenomenal. Another positive is the fact that we have so much fun in practice on the field together. Moxie is a close-knit team, and the team’s tradi-

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Girls Varsity Field Hockey Roster.... .....

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Cortney Fletcher ’11 / Swampscott, MA

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Brittany Norfleet ’11 / Solana Beach, CA

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Samantha Attar ’14 / North Hampton, NH

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Hope Wilson ’12 / Rye, NY

* 5 Kristina Krull ’11 / Leicester, MA 6

Colden Broderick ’11 / West Newbury, MA

* 7 Caroline Hayes ’11 / Greenland, NH 8

Emily Finneran ’11 / Andover, MA

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Katrina Morris ’13 / Hampton, NH

* 10 Hannah Najar ’11 / Portsmouth, NH 13 Hannah Wellington ’14 / Brentwood, NH 15 Rebecca Ryan ’11 / Exeter, NH 16 Mary Reichenbach ’12 / West Newton, MA 17 Gabriella Wozniak ’13 / White River Junction, VT 20 Katherine Sullivan ’11 / Bethesda, MD 21 Jordan Schildhaus ’11 / Woodbury, NY 22 Campbell Probert ’12 / Newburyport, MA 24 Helen Hultin ’14 / Kensington, NH 25 Mallory Kosow ’11 / Exeter, NH

tions get us excited to play field hockey together. As always, Exeter-Andover will be a huge game. In both the ’07 and ’08 seasons it went into overtime. Clearly, the excitement never ends with these two teams.

—Caroline Hayes

26 Jessica Corcoran ’13 / Bedford Corners, NY

* 27 Elizabeth Dethy ’11 / Morristown, NJ 41 Emily Hadley ’11 / Plainfield, NH GK Yuna Evans ’13 / Paoli, PA Coach: Mercy Carbonell Assistants: Christine Robinson, Kristie Baldwin

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ed by seniors Mariana Walsh, Kate Wiener, Natalee Sohn, Kristina Rex, Ann Doherty, and co-captains Kellie Walsh, Summer Washburn and Shannon McSweeney, the 2010 Phillips Academy field hockey team hopes to rise above Exeter in this year’s contest. With the strong core of returning underclassmen Hannah Beinecke, Brooke VanValkenburg, Catherine Anderson, Elizabeth Paul, Greer McBeth, and Cara Daly plus the addition of newcomers Sarah Marcotte, Kristin Mendez and Emma Mehlman, the team shows great depth and promise. The collective experience among players is one of the team’s biggest advantages. The spine of the team consists of M. Walsh upfield, followed by VanValkenburg, Washburn, McBeth, K. Walsh, Beinecke, and McSweeney in net—a strong and unshakeable bunch.

“Don’t settle,” PAFH’s age-old mantra, epitomizes this team in particular.

Overall, the team’s best assets are chemistry and heart. By continuing the tra-

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ditions of past seasons, under the expert coaching of Kate Dolan and Martha Fenton, with the additional help of Olivia Achtmeyer, the team has as much chemistry as ever heading into November 13. Highlights from the season include dominating 3–0 victories over Loomis Chaffee and Choate and an exhilarating overtime victory against Milton, which kept the girls in blue rolling into their “Pink Game” against Middlesex in support of Breast Cancer Awareness.

This Andover-Exeter Saturday, the Big Blue Field Hockey team hopes for a repeat performance of their 3–0 defeat of Exeter in 2009.

—Shannon McSweeney ’11

Girls Varsity Field Hockey Roster

* G Shannon McSweeney ’11 / Boxborough, MA 1

Brooke VanValkenburg ’12 / Garden City, NY

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Hannah Beinecke ’12 / Manchester, MA

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Catherine Anderson ’12 / Andover, MA

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Kristina Rex ’11 / Andover, MA

* 8 Kellie Walsh ’11 / Andover, MA 9

Elizabeth Paul ’12 / Weston, MA

10 Cara Daly ’13 / Hamilton, MA 11 Shannon McSweeney ’11 / Boxborough, MA 14 Kristin Mendez ’13 / Coppell, TX 29 Ann Doherty ’11 / Park Ridge, IL 18 Mariana Walsh ’11 / Walpole, MA 19 Sarah Marcotte ’13 / Tyngsboro, MA

* 20 Summer Washburn ’11 / Andover, MA 22 Greer McBeth ’12 / Keene, NH 23 Natalee Sohn ’11 / Dover, MA 24 Emma Mehlman ’14 / Brookline, MA 71 Catherine Wiener ’11 / Greenwich, CT Coaches: Kate Dolan, Martha Fenton ’83 Assistant Coach: Olivia Achtmeyer Managers: Taylor Garden ’11, Kelsey Phinney ’11, Kenneth Tharp ’11

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ig Red volleyball got a jump-start on the season when a majority of the team cut their summer vacation short to train at Camp Cedar in Casco, Maine, in late August. They harnessed their skills and concentrated on fitness while competing against other NEPSAC opponents, including archrival Andover. A week later, with many of the off-season kinks already worked out, the team arrived on campus for pre-season, ready to get down to business.

Traveling three hours to Connecticut to play two matches in one day, the team opened the season with a solid win against Convent of the Sacred Heart and a close loss to Taft. The team then went on to win two straight, first a decisive home win against Lawrence Academy, then an epic victory

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at Choate, Exeter’s first in two years. It was marked by outstanding team unity, energy, and aggressiveness.

The team has relied on a solid core of vets (seniors Caroline Goessling, Hannah Hebl, and uppers Catherine Closmore, Shinri Kamei, Anna Lane, Lauren Lee) as well as a host of new talent including post graduate Helen Brumley, Xi Chen, Paula Gaither, Kathleen Larkin, Anna Luy Tan, and Shaitalya Vellanki. Co-captains Caroline Goessling and Hannah Hebl lead the team.

When Big Red volleyball comes together as a unit and plays focused and aggressively, they are an unstoppable force. They hope to bring the momentum of their win against Choate to this year’s Exeter-Andover match-up.

—Caroline Goessling

Girls Varsity Volleyball Roster

* 1 Caroline Goessling ’11 / Dexter, MO 3

Catherine Closmore ’12 / Hugo, MN

5

Shinri Kamei ’12 / Tokyo, JPN

7

Kathleen Larkin ’12 / Paradise Valley, AZ

11 Anna Lane ’12 / Portsmouth, NH 12 Xi Chen ’12 / Quincy, MA 13 Paula Gaither ’13 / Los Angeles, CA 16 Lauren Lee ’12 / Alpharetta, GA 17 Helen Brumley ’11 / Lafayette, LA 18 Anna Luy Tan ’13 / Beaver Dam, WI 24 Shaitalya Vellanki ’12 / Lutcher, LA

* 33 Hannah Hebl ’11 / Eau Claire, WI Coach: Scott Saltman Assistant: Joanna Ro

* Captain

ANDOVER

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he 2010 Andover volleyball team pushed through setbacks at the beginning of the season to command a strong presence in the New England Prep School League. With a strong core of eight veterans and six new faces, Andover’s squad has deep potential in all areas of the court. Setters Alice Tao, Chelsea Ward, Shelby Carpenter, and Kate Mesrobian, command the team’s offense, while returning hitters Kemi Amurawaiye, Jamie Shenk, Zoe Roschach, and Alexi Bell control the net with their blocks and killer hits. Other crucial additions to the front row include Chioma Ngwudo and Lucia McGloin in the middle-blocker position. Janina Monecke and Amanda Simard are key utility players, alternating play between the outside and opposite positions. The team’s offense relies on the steady chemistry between hitters and setters, picking up points with coordinated quick hits out of the middle and outside and

Volleyball

Girls Varsity Volleyball

2

Lucia McGloin ’13 / Santa Monica, CA

3

Kayla Maloney ’13 / Windham, NH

4

Chelsea Ward ’12 / Hilton Head, SC

* 5 Kemi Amurawaiye ’11 / Whitby, CAN 6

Zoe Roschach ’12 / Vero Beach, FL

8

Shelby Carpenter ’12 / Topeka, KS

10 Janina Monecke ’11 / Caracas, VEN 12 Amanda Simard ’13 / Reading, MA 16 Chioma Ngwudo ’11/ Baldwin, NY

impressive back-row attacks. Andover’s defensive specialists, Sarah Onorato and Kayla Maloney, rack up digs in the backcourt, picking up everything from tough serves to tricky tips.

After a tough loss to Hotchkiss in the season opener due to crippling injuries in the starting rotation, Andover was not deterred and battled back to earn wins against Loomis, Taft, Northfield Mount Hermon, St. Paul’s, and Choate. After

18 Katharine Mesrobian ’12 / Whitefish Bay, WI

* 21 Jamie Shenk ’12 / San Francisco, CA 22 Sarah Onorato ’11 / North Reading, MA 26 Alice Tao ’11 / Andover, MA 42 Alexandra Bell ’13 / Horseshoe Bay, TX Coach: Clyfe Beckwith Assistant Coach: Nef Francis Managers: April Liang ’11, Margot Pinckney ’11

* Captain

losing a tight first set at Choate, Andover was able to regain the momentum and come back to win the next three sets.

Andover will have to work together as a team and continue supporting each other to maintain their outstanding play. And it’s a foregone conclusion that they will! Andover seeks to continue their dominance with a win in today’s season finale.

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EXETER

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p top, we rotate Brian “HartBreaker” Hart, Duncan “HairyMan” McIntire, and Tom “Walkdese” Hallett. Hart leads the team in scoring because he has the speed of a cheetah and the strength of an ox. McIntire uses his fancy footwork to stitch up defenders, while Hallet specializes in top cheddar rips.

In the center of the midfield, we have Foti “Achilles” Andreo, known around the league for his nifty dangles. Playing alongside him is co-captain Tyler “Bambi” Williams, who has outgrown his white spots.

On the flanks, we rotate Harry “You-Owe-Me-Something” Choee, Nick “Pipe-City” Weigel, Stephen “Steezy” Chan, Mihail “The Workhorse” Eric, Juan-Sebastian “Maradona” Ponce, and Parker “Broseidon” Cadwell. Choee uses his skilled feet to embarrass the opponent. Weigel uses his top-of-the-line speed to streak past defenders. Chan uses his flicks to bamboozle the opposition. Eric is a balanced player who always outworks his opponent. Ponce

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uses his tenacity to win balls and get forward. Cadwell’s perfect touch blows the opposition’s mind.

In the back, we have Rodolfo “HotRod” Baquerizo Queirolo, co-captain Bubba “Larger-Than-Life” Van Wie, Trent “Decleater” Elmore, and Matt “Ice” Ryan.

Queirolo is a stellar one-on-one defender. Van Wie uses his chiseled physique to outmuscle the other team’s attackers.

Elmore is excellent in the air. Ryan uses his exceptional pace to get up the sideline and create scoring chances.

In goal, we have Nate “Young Scrappies” Morgan, who has been a brick wall for the entire season. We also have Adam “Stonewall” Brooks, Marcel “Mach-Z” Brown, Tony “Drip” Karalekas, Henry “The Future” Stevens, and Luke “The Bruiser” Wellington, who have all made great contributions throughout the season. Go Big Red! —Ty Williams

Boys Varsity Soccer Roster

* 5 Tyler Williams ’11 / North Hampton, NH 6

Luke Wellington ’12 / Brentwood, NH

7

Duncan McIntire ’11 / Alna, ME

*7

Garrett Van Wie ’11 / New Gloucester, ME

8

Nicholas Weigel ’13 / Acton, MA

9

Thomas Hallett ’11 / South Londonderry, VT

10 Stephen Chan ’11 / Swampscott, MA 11 Parker Cadwell ’12 / Waitsfield, VT 12 Trent Elmore ’12 / Bloomington, IN 14 Marcel Brown ’11 / Uxbridge, MA 18 Henry Stevens ’14 / Exeter, NH 19 John Hart ’12 / Cumberland, ME 20 Harry Choee ’13 / Londonderry, NH 21 Matthew Ryan ’13 / Exeter, NH 23 Juan-Sebastian Ponce ’11 / Guayaquil, ECU 24 Foti Andreo ’11 / Lynn, MA 25 Rodolfo B. Queirolo ’11/Samborondon, ECU 27 Mihail Eric ’12 / Van Nuys, CA G Adam Brooks ’12 / West Newbury, MA G Anthony Karalekas ’14 / Naples, FL G Nathaniel Morgan ’11 / Hamilton, MA Coach: AJ Cosgrove Assistant: Bruce Shang

* Captain

ANDOVER

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he Boys in Blue can flat out play.

Boasting an outstanding group of nine seniors and two top-notch post-graduates, the team, superbly coached by Steve Carr and Ben Salmon, possesses tremendous experience that keeps them cool, collected, and goaloriented.

The strong defense leads with goaltender Will Poss, with Jeb Roberts as his back up. The Andover back four is one of the strongest in the league, led by Peter Lee-Kramer and Jakob Rohwer in the center back position. On either side of them, Brian Woonton and Dylan Hawkins shut down any opposing flank play with their unparalleled speed and oneversus-one defending. Mark Adamsson and Connor Soules confidently bolster the back line off the bench.

The skilled midfield group dictates the flow of the game through their ball-winning and organization. Captain Michael DiFronzo and Tim Marchese run the middle of the pitch. Marchese’s hat-trick early in the season speaks to his ability, and DiFronzo’s talent in switch-

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ing the field and organizing the attack keeps the ball on Andover’s feet.

Relieving with fresh legs, some hard working starters are Will Park, Noah Le Gros, Myles O’Neil, and Jonathan Westling.

Forwards Tebs Maqubela and Aaron Mentos’ uncanny ability to know where the other is leaves opposing defenses’ heads on a swivel, and the quick pace of Gabo Coredero and Taylor Chin hassles the defenders.

Andover has had some big games, 9–2 and 8–3, but Exeter will be a challenging match-up for Andover. It is bound to be a great game on beautiful Smoyer Field.

—Michael DiFronzo ’11

Boys Varsity Soccer Roster

2

Taylor Chin ’14 / Ipswich, MA

3

Dylan Hawkins ’11 / N. Easton, MA

4

Mark Adamsson ’11 / Stockholm, SWE

6

Peter Lee-Kramer ’11 / Princeton, NJ

8

Connor Hickey ’11 / Omaha, NE

9

Aaron Mentos ’11 / Amherst, MA

11 Tebogo Maqubela ’11 / Andover, MA 12 Gabriel Cordero ’12 / Cancun, MEX

* 12 Michael DiFronzo ’11 / North Reading, MA 13 Jakob Rohwer ’11 / Southborough, MA 15 Conor Soules ’13 / Auburn, NY 16 Brian Woonton ’11 / Boxford, MA 17 Grosvenor O’Neil ’12 / Prides Crossing, MA 18 Jin Heok Park ’11 / Busan, KOR 19 Timothy Marchese ’11 / Concord, MA 20 Jonathan Westling ’12 / Sudbury, MA 21 Andrew Woonton ’11 / Boxford, MA 23 Noah Le Gros ’12 / Wilson, WY 24 John McGeachie ’13 / North Reading, MA G

William Poss ’12 / Chestnut Hill, MA

G

Jacob Roberts ’11 / Andover, MA

Coaches: Steve Carr, Ben Solomon Managers: Isabel Elson ’10, Haley Scott ’11

* Captain

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EXETER

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s this is written, we are 3–1, scoring tough wins over Loomis Chaffee, Choate, and Worcester Academy. Our only loss came on the first game of the season to Avon Old Farms. We have matured a lot as a team since then, our strong defense allowing only 12 points a game. Our offense has come a long way since our first game, and finally we are starting to build team chemistry and play as a cohesive unit on both sides of the ball. Our defense, led by our extremely talented defensive line and linebackers, manages to stop most of the runs and create heavy amounts of pressure on the opposing quarterback.

QB Joe Joskolski, RB Andreas Robinson, and WR Chris Edgar are the spark-

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Football plugs on offense. Defensively, DE Zach Hodges, LBs Charlie Murphy, Nick McHugh, and Colby Wilkinson anchor the box, with DBs Justin Norris and Ayo Ekhator holding down the secondary.

We have high expectations for the Exeter-Andover game. We think we have an extremely talented squad, and we are only getting better as the season progresses. Any hopes of repeating as New England Champions will only survive if we beat Andover. We must go through Andover in order to potentially repeat as champs. They have a good team, and we have a great team, so we will see what happens on the second Saturday in November this year. Go Big Red! —Ayo Ekhator

Exeter Varsity Football Roster

6

Joseph Jaskolski ’11

QB / DB

6’ 1

185

Summit, NJ

7

Zachary Hodges ’11

DE / FB

6’ 5

225

East Point, GA

66 Dylan Ryan ’11

OL / DL

5’ 11 210

Brentwood, NH

72 Justin Harmond ’11

OL / DL

6’ 1

205

Jamaica, NY

74 Min-Jae Kim ’11

OL / DL

5’ 9

190

Los Angeles, CA

76 Conor Piercey ’11

OL / LB

6’ 2

200

Amesbury, MA

77 Matthew Whitcomb ’12 OL / DL

6’ 6

285

Massena, NY

* 8 Justin Norris ’11

QB / DB

6’ 2

180

South Sutton, NH

10 Charles Gill ’12

WR / DB

6’ 0

180

Exeter, NH

11 Charles Murphy ’11

RB / LB

6’ 2

200

Lake Bluff, IL

12 John Russ ’13

WR / DB 6’ 0

175

Houston, TX

14 Andreas Robinson ’13

RB / DB

6’ 0

185

Darmouth, CAN

15 Wesley Abram ’13

RB / DB

6’ 0

175

Durham, NC

20 Ethan Krauss ’12

K

5’ 8

155

Anchorage, AK

21 Luke Brugger ’12

RB / DB

6’ 1

185

Newburyport, MA

22 Christopher Edgar ’11

WR / LB

6’ 1

200

Davidsonville, MD

Coach: Bill Glennon

23 Simon Allan ’11

WR / LB

5’ 10 175

Westmount, CAN

24 Luke Gray ’14

RE / DB

5’ 8

155

North Hampton, NH

Assistants: Ted Davis, Dick Eustis, Idris McClain, Matt Miller, DeJuan Payne

26 Ben Veres ’13

RB / LB

5’ 9

185

Trumbull, CT

* 27 Ayodele Ekhator ’11

WR / DB

6’ 4

200

Wakefield, MA

30 Christian Ayscue ’13

WR / DB

6’ 0

175

New Castle, NH

32 John Heald ’13

RB / LB

5’ 11 205

Bedford, NH

33 Forrest Corcoran ’13

RB / LB

6’ 1

Farmington, CT

37 Nicholas Gray ’12

RB / LB

5’ 11 185

North Hampton, NH

40 Max Eberhart ’12

RB / LB

6’ 0

Rye Beach, NH

42 Peter Betrus ’12

RB / DB

5’ 9

175

Plattsburgh, NY

52 Nicholas Burdeau ’11

OL / LB

6’ 1

230

Andover, MA

53 Jonathan Mancini ’11

OL / DL

6’ 1

220

Kirkland, CAN

* 54 Nicholas McHugh ’11

OL / LB

6’ 0

215

Wolfeboro, NH

55 Michael Flynn ’11

OL / LB

6’ 0

228

Bedford, NH

56 Colby Wilkinson ’11

OL / LB

5’ 10 185

Keene, NH

61 James Fahey ’11

OL / LB

5’ 11 210

Amesbury, MA

62 Oliver Larkin ’11

OL / LB

6’ 1

Manchester, VT

63 Tyler Chapman ’14

OL / DL

65 Christophe MacIntosh ’12 OL / LB

198 205

196

5’ 11 215

Somersworth, NH

6’ 3

Montreal, CAN

200

79 Daniel Conboy ’11

OL / DL

6’ 1

300

Cooper City, FL

82 Hunter Carey ’13

WR / DB

6’ 3

180

North Hampton, NH

83 Tsering Lama ’11

WR / DB

5’ 10 175

Vacaville, CA

* 86 Anthony Baker ’11

WR / DE

6’ 5

205

Kensington, NH

195

88 Franco Aiello ’11

WR / DE

6’ 2

89 Stuart Thomas ’11

WR / DB

5’ 10 170

Sarasota, FL Winston-Salem, NC

* Captain

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ANDOVER ANDOVER

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he 2010 Andover football team possesses the fierce combination of explosive, quick-paced offense and a relentlessly hard-hitting defense.

The team makes up for its paucity in numbers with talent and an indefatigable determination.

Andover’s athleticism and dexterity combine a well-rounded offense with a large variety of useful threats. The passing game is lead by quarterback Tommy Shannon who, in two games, has already compiled 452 passing yards.

His primary targets are post-graduates Jason Buco, Brendan Rankowitz, and Max Lippe, whose sure hands and unmatched quickness made them key playmakers in the 21–18 win against Choate

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Football earlier in the season. Andover’s passing is coupled with a strong running attack led by the toughness and persistence of Tom Szymanski, TJ Hickey, and Joe Kruy. Up front, the offensive line helps lay the foundation for the offense. Anchored by seniors Mike Wincek, Jamie Casselberry, Ricky Marcotte, and Tom Weaver, the offensive line drives opposing defenses back as the Big Blue trots down the field.

On the other side of the ball, Andover’s defense succeeds in shutting down opposing offenses time and time again.

Flying through the interior, linebackers Szymanski, Hickey, and Kruy stifle opponents’ running game and provide a strong pass rush on blitzes. The defensive

line, lead by Ben Green, Casselberry, and Wincek, consistently generates pressure in the backfield, stopping running backs at the line and resulting in turnovers.

The secondary has proved an integral part of the team’s defense. Free safety Sam Lessard and corners Rankowitz and Matt Fothergill effectively stop the opponents’ passing game.

Andover remains busy preparing for strong competition in its upcoming games and looks forward to playing against Exeter. With the realization that Exeter comes into the game as Andover’s toughest opponent this year, the team strives to heighten its level of play to come out on top in this historic rivalry.

—Malcolm Mason Rodriquez ’11

Andover Varsity Football Roster

Coaches: Leon Modeste, Lou Bernieri, Stephen Carter, Chip Dunn, 205 Los Altos, CA

Dan O’Brien, Shaun Hart, Dick Collins ’49

6’ 1

180 Westport, CT

Managers: Erica Morales-Jobse ’11, Sarah Freedman ’12,

5’ 6

140 Lynn, MA

Haley Erskine ’12

1 Robert Lippe ’11

WR / QB

2 Brendan Rankowitz ’11

WR / RB

5 Khalil Fleming ’11

K

6 Bennett Green ’11

TE / DN

6’ 6

245 Belvedere, CA

7 Duke Butterfield ’13

WR / DB

6’ 0

170

9 Thomas Szymanski ’11

R / HB / LB

6’ 2

215 Dracut, MA

10 Alexander Kramer ’13

WR / DB

6’ 1

155 Andover, MA

11 John O’Brien ’12

LB

6’ 2

180 Winnemucca, NV

12 Thomas Shannon ’12

QB / SS

6’ 1

190 Andover, MA

14 Jason Buco ’11

WR / SS

6’ 1

175 Methuen, MA

20 Matthew Fothergill ’11

DB

5’ 10 180 Arlington, MA

21 Samuel Lessard ’11

DB / K / PR

5’ 9

160 North Andover, MA

22 Joseph Kruy ’12

RB-SS

6’ 0

196 Sudbury, MA

24 Thomas Hickey ’11

RB / LB

5’ 10 195 Winchester, MA

31 Kastle Jones ’12

RB / LB

5’ 9

33 Tyler Marshall ’14

RB/LB

5’ 10 180 Andover, MA

* 35 Malcolm M. Rodriguez ’11 WR / DB 44 Eric Meller ’12

LB / WR

45 Winfield Shambaugh ’11 DE

6’ 6

San Francisco, CA

Trainers: Brian Cox, Kathy Birecki, Matt Carlson, Mike Kuta

* Captain

150 Muskogee, OK

5’ 10 175 New York, NY 6’ 2

175 Ft. Lauderdale, FL

6’ 3

190 Portland, ME

51 Michael Wopinski ’11

LB

6’ 1

185 Chicago, IL

52 Jack Ward ’13

LB / OG

6’ 2

190 No. Hampton, NH

53 Corbin Lee ’13

RB / LB

6’ 0

200 Piedmont, SC

54 Richard Marcotte ’11

OL / DL

6’ 2

205 Tyngsboro, MA

55 Michael Wincek ’11

OL / DL

6’ 2

240 Omaha, NE

56 Brien R Delaney ’12

C

5’ 11 205 Darien, CT

57 Derek Farquhar ’12

DE

6’ 3

58 James Casselberry ’11

OL / DL

6’ 6

289 Chicago, IL

59 Samuel Green ’13

C / LB

6’ 1

180 New York, NY

67 Jonathan Na ’11

DE

6’ 1

190 Clarksville, MD

70 Alexander Davidson ’12

L

6’ 3

225 Andover, MA

71 Daniel Gottfried ’12

G

5’ 10 205 North Andover, MA

76 Matthew Deorocki ’13

T / DE

6’ 0

77 Tomas Weaver ’11

OT / DE

6’ 3

220 Bennekom, NLD

78 Karl Hardin ’11

OL / DL

6’ 0

205 Sierra Madre, CA

81 Liam Murphy ’11

WR / DB

6’ 2

190 Burlington, VT

88 Jordan Bailey ’11

WR / DB

5’ 10 165 Las Vegas, NV

190 Andover, MA

185 Boxford, MA

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132 YeArS Of FOOtbAll rivAlrY 1878 Andover 22 – Exeter 0

1928 Andover 18 – Exeter 0

1978 Exeter 14 – Andover 8

1879 Exeter 18 – Andover 0

1929 Exeter 14 – Andover 7

1979 Andover 24 – Exeter 7

1880 Andover 8 – Exeter 8

1930 Andover 20 – Exeter 16

1980 Andover 14 – Exeter 6

1881 Andover 6 – Exeter 0

1931 Exeter 15 – Andover 12

1981 Exeter 12 – Andover 7

1882 Andover 12 – Exeter 2

1932 Exeter 6 – Andover 0

1982 Andover 17 – Exeter 6

1883 Andover 17 – Exeter 6

1933 Exeter 7 – Andover 6

1983 Andover 28 – Exeter 6

1884 Andover 11 – Exeter 8

1934 Andover 7 – Exeter 6

1984 Exeter 26 – Andover 12

1885 Exeter 19 – Andover 11

1935 Exeter 7 – Andover 0

1985 Exeter 21 – Andover 7

1886 Exeter 26 – Andover 0

1936 Andover 12 – Exeter 7

1986 Exeter 15 – Andover 0

1887 Exeter 44 – Andover 4

1937 Andover 20 – Exeter 15

1987 Andover 14 – Exeter 13

1888 Andover 10 – Exeter 0

1938 Andover 14 – Exeter 6

1988 Andover 21 – Exeter 12

1889 (No Game)

1939 Exeter 12 – Andover 6

1989 Andover 14 – Exeter 12

1890 Andover 16 – Exeter 0

1940 Exeter 20 – Andover 2

1990 Andover 16 – Exeter 0

1891 Andover 26 – Exeter 10

1941 Andover 14 – Exeter 13

1991 Andover 33 – Exeter 14

1892 Exeter 28 – Andover 18

1942 Andover 12 – Exeter 0

1992 Andover 6 – Exeter 0

1893 Exeter 26 – Andover 10

1943 Exeter 12 – Andover 6

1993 Exeter 28 – Andover 21

1894 (No Game)

1944 Andover 20 – Exeter 0

1994 Andover 20 – Exeter 20

1895 (No Game)

1945 Andover 18 – Exeter 7

1995 Andover 6 – Exeter 3

1896 Andover 28 – Exeter 0

1946 Andover 7 – Exeter 6

1996 Andover 3 – Exeter 0

1897 Exeter 18 – Andover 14

1947 Exeter 12 – Andover 6

1997 Andover 35 – Exeter 0

1898 Andover 0 – Exeter 0

1948 Andover 28 – Exeter 7

1998 Exeter 12 – Andover 7

1899 Andover 11 – Exeter 0

1949 Andover 34 – Exeter 21

1999 Andover 19 – Exeter 7

1900 Exeter 10 – Andover 0

1950 Exeter 28 – Andover 6

2000 Exeter 13 – Andover 6

1901 Exeter 5 – Andover 0

1951 Andover 7 – Exeter 7

2001 Andover 48 – Exeter 15

1902 Andover 29 – Exeter 17

1952 Andover 59 – Exeter 0

2002 Andover 14 – Exeter 14

1903 Exeter 14 – Andover 11

1953 Andover 14 – Exeter 7

2003 Exeter 44 – Andover 0

1904 Exeter 36 – Andover 10

1954 Andover 31 – Exeter 6

2004 Exeter 28 – Andover 12

1905 Andover 28 – Exeter 0

1955 Andover 14 – Exeter 12

2005 Andover 24 – Exeter 8

1906 Andover 6 – Exeter 0

1956 Exeter 45 – Andover 6

2006 Andover 43 – Exeter 14

1907 Andover 9 – Exeter 6

1957 Andover 45 – Exeter 6

2007 Andover 24 – Exeter 14

1908 Andover 12 – Exeter 0

1958 Andover 40 – Exeter 6

2008 Exeter 31 – Andover 14

1909 Andover 3 – Exeter 0

1959 Andover 16 – Exeter 6

2009 Exeter 21 – Andover 13

1910 Andover 21 – Exeter 0

1960 Andover 18 – Exeter 18

1911 Andover 23 – Exeter 5

1961 Andover 18 – Exeter 8

SERIES Andover: 68

1912 Andover 7 – Exeter 0

1962 Andover 6 – Exeter 6

Exeter: 51

1913 Exeter 59 – Andover 0

1963 Exeter 9 – Andover 8

Ties: 10

1914 Exeter 78 – Andover 7

1964 Exeter 31 – Andover 7

1915 Exeter 37 – Andover 7

1965 Exeter 8 – Andover 0

1916 Exeter 6 – Andover 0

1966 Exeter 26 – Andover 6

1917 Exeter 3 – Andover 0

1967 Andover 20 – Exeter 6

1918 Exeter 25 – Andover 7

1968 Exeter 22 – Andover 12

1919 Andover 19 – Exeter 0

1969 Andover 27 – Exeter 0

1920 Andover 6 – Exeter 3

1970 Andover 34 – Exeter 8

1921 Exeter 34 – Andover 3

1971 Exeter 30 – Andover 20

1922 Exeter 12 – Andover 3

1972 Andover 19 – Exeter 6

1923 Andover 7 – Exeter 7

1973 Andover 32 – Exeter 0

1924 Exeter 10 – Andover 0

1974 Exeter 28 – Andover 7

1925 Andover 0 – Exeter 0

1975 Andover 33 – Exeter 20

1926 Andover 20 – Exeter 3

1976 Exeter 15 – Andover 0

1927 Andover 0 – Exeter 0

1977 Andover 28 – Exeter 6

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