Andover-Eexeter Weekend 2016 Program

November 12, 2016

ANDOVER EXETER

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Schedule of Events Boys’ Soccer Smoyer Field —10:30 a.m.

Field Hockey Phelps Stadium—11:30 a.m.

Girls’ Volleyball Memorial Gym—Noon

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Girls’ Soccer Smoyer Field—12:30 p.m.

Football Phelps Stadium—1:30 p.m.

Away Events Boys’ & Girls’ Cross-Country Interschols at Exeter Boys’ Water Polo Interschols at Hotchkiss

*need from smug mug BV vs. Brook’s 2016-17

A Rivalry 139 Years in the Making

n 1878, a legendary rivalry was born. Red and blue blood mixed when Phillips Academy and Phillips Exeter battled on the football field for ultimate glory. Contrary to popular belief, this was not the first time that the two schools had faced off in athletics. In May of that same year, Andover met Exeter on the baseball field, only to suffer a tough 11–1 loss.

Six months later, on a chilly Sunday afternoon, “the Andover eleven” braved weather that “threatened rain” and secured its revenge with a crushing 22–0 victory on the gridiron. This game set the tone for the ensuing 138 years of interscholastic competition.

The competition that took place in 1878, however, was only an extension of a familial rivalry of a different kind that had begun 100 years earlier with the founding of Phillips Academy in Andover. In the midst of the American Revolution, 26-year-old Samuel Phillips sought the help of his uncle, John Phillips, to establish a school on Andover Hill; Phillips Academy was founded in 1778. Three years later, the elder Phillips founded Phillips Exeter Academy, 30 miles to the north.

Though the schools shared a family name, relations between them were often far from loving and familial. As Frederick S. Allis Jr. once wrote, “There was really no reason for their working together.”

Yet, the family linkage between Andover and Exeter was strengthened by the fierce annual athletic competitions. Aside from a short stint in the 1890s when a riot on the Exeter campus cancelled the games for two years, the competitions have endured—through war and peace—as the nation’s oldest prep school rivalry.

Over the years, Andover and Exeter have evolved with the changing times.

Both campuses became coed in the early 1970s, and sports and fitness options have expanded considerably. Since fall 1973, both boys’ and girls’ teams have competed for victory in multiple sports each year. Throughout a century of change, one thing has endured: the tremendous anticipation and excitement shared by athletes and fans alike.

—Upper management, The Phillipian, vol. CXXXIX 3

EXETER

ANDOVER Boys’ Cross-Country

Boys’ Cross-Country

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che te vitu” the trees whisper. A cool autumnal zephyr caresses their brilliant foliage, coaxing the final word of the centuries-old mantra from their lichen-covered branches. “Vitu,” the old oaks creak. “Ache te vitu.”

Its syllables waltz through the air, into old brick chimneys and hallowed marble staircases, box-stepping its way into the ears of curious students, continuing an endless dance of ineffable grace. It is a phrase that is burned into our eyelids, reminding us of our suffering as we dream. As the soft embalmer of night dulls our senses, we find ourselves in a dark swamp. Warm water seeps through the fabric of our shoes. The air is hot, and thick with the foul stench of sulfur. Black grass coils at our feet, wrapping its hard grip around our necks until we cannot breathe. We thrash and cry, but only silent air escapes our lungs, never to return. The struggle continues until we begin to accept our decomposing fate. In the struggle, we have forgotten the words of our predecessors.

But now, as the swamp consumes every inch of our sinful bodies, we remember.

We find footholds in rotting logs and old mantras and the love of those close to us, and we pull our bodies up, tearing through the black grass’s embrace. We run from the flailing grass with screaming legs and lungs ablaze. “Ache te vitu,” we say. We wake, free.

ROSTER

Benjamin Abbatiello 2019 Hanover, NH

Jacob Schneir

2019 Manhattan Beach, CA

Jimmy Allen

2020 Concord, MA

Traxler Scott

2018 New York, NY

Kofi Ansong

2017 Manchester, CT

Atticus Stonestrom 2017 Palm Beach, FL

Sebastian Bango

2019 Woodstock, VT

Joseph Walewski

Adam Bertelli

2019 Lexington, MA

James Breen

2019 Exeter, NH

Keyu Cao

2018 Henderson, NV

Camden Corso

2017 Newmarket, NH

Grayson Derossi

2018 Las Vegas, NV

Joseph Edell

2017 Naperville, IL

Issac Fingerson

2017 Marathon, WI

Marichi Gupta

2017 Chapel Hill, NC

Sam Kim

2020 Exeter, NH

Erik Lee

2017 Muskegon, MI

Sam Lew

2020 Exeter, NH

Jack Liu

2020 Dublin, OH

James Liu

2019 Portland, OR

Chris Luke

2018 New York, NY

John Martel

2019 East Kingston, NH

* Issay Matsumoto

2017 Belmont, MA

Pan Menasuta

2017 Bangkok, TH

* Jiro Mizuno

2017 Tokyo, JP

Charlie Neuhaus

2019 Houston, TX

Aidan Oakley

2017 Boston, MA

Nolan Peacock

2017 Houston, TX

* Garrett Pitt

2017 Stratham, NH

Alex Renaud

2018 London, GB

Ian Rider

2020 Los Angeles, CA

Gustavo Santos

2017 Exeter, NH

Jeremy Xu

2019 Fairfield, CT 2019 Needham, MA

*Captain Head Coach: Brandon Newbould Assistant Coaches: Bill Jordan & Nick Unger Manager: Josh Hemintakoon ’17

ndover cross-country is a team sport with very individual competition. It has one task that is universal: every competitor must run 5,000 meters in the fastest time possible. There are no head starts, no shortcuts, and no excuses. It is just you racing against the man next to you on a New England fall afternoon. Relative to other fall sports, our time spent in competition is short. But it is intense. For the brief races we run, our work is long and arduous. The summer training, the grueling hill workouts, and the ambitious 1,000s on the track are just a few things Andover XC crushes to perform at our best.

While we are a team that grinds, we also are a team that likes to have fun.

Andover XC doesn’t score touchdowns or kick goals, but that does not stop us from celebrating after a tough workout or cheering on our teammates as they cross the finish line.

As a unit, we have our eyes set on Exeter. We were able to pull out a close victory against Exeter last year, but they finished much better than Andover at the NEPSTA championship. This year, with both NEPSTA and A-E matchups at Exeter (unlike the other A-E competitions), the pressure will be on us to perform at our best on back-to-back weeks.

The late Macho Man Randy Savage once said, “The cream will rise to the top.”

And we plan on doing just that at Exeter.

Twice.

ROSTER Basil Alfaro

2018

Charleston, SC

William Locke

2019 Acton, MA

Giacomo Marino

2018 Durham, NC

Maxwell Bao

2020

Jiangning, CN

Davis Barrow

2020

Raleigh, NC

Anthony Minickiello 2020 Swanzey, NH

William Baxter-Bray

2018

Mid-Levels, HK

Eli Newell

2020 Lincoln, MA

Sebastian Bishop

2017

Andover, MA

Ahmet Oguzlu

2018 Istanbul, TR

Ward Bradt

2018

Rye, NY

Ryan O´Meara

2017 Andover, MA

Ethan Brown

2017

Bethel, CT

Jack O´Neil

2019 Andover, MA

Jacob Buehler

2019

Greenwich, CT

Jake Peffer

2017 Long Beach, CA

Alex Ramos Huaman 2019 Loma Linda, CA

David Cohen

2018

Plainview, NY

Henry Crater

2020

Sanibel, FL

* Holden Ringer

2017 Dallas, TX

Jack Curtin

2019

North Andover, MA

Purushottham Sankarnarayan

2020 Windham, NH

Brett Sawka

2017 Andover, MA

Jack Dacey

2020

Duxbury, MA

Max Davis

2019

Andover, MA

Spencer Davis

2018

Dunstable, MA

Alexander Emerson

2017

Manchester, MA

Will Ennis

2019

Riverdale, NY

Alex Fleury

2020

North Andover, MA

Riley Gillis

2019

Reading, MA

Nathan Goldthwaite 2018

Andover, MA

Khari Greene

2020

Roselle, NJ

Myers Hogan

2019

Biloxi, MS

Daniel James

2018

Florence, SC

James Jusuf

2017

New York, NY

Isaiah Lee

2019

Stanley, HK

William Leggat

2020

Millbrook, NY

Abhinav Tadikonda 2020 Andover, MA J.P. Tang

2018 Hong Kong

Sam Tobin

2018 Ridgefield, CT

Michael Turner

2020 Phoenixville, PA

Harrison Wilson

2020 Wenham, MA

Douglas Yang

2020 Hong Kong

Max Yang

2020 Taipei, TW

Jake Zanazzi

2018 Andover, MA

* Captain Head Coach: Jeff Domina Assistant Coaches: Sean Hyland, Jake Kohn

—Holden Ringer ’17

—Issay Matsumoto ’17 4

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EAGXC is more than just another team. It’s a family of girls who love to run day in and day out.

Whether it’s a hard workout after a long day of classes or a Wednesday recovery run, we always have fun together as a team.

From tie-dying T-shirts on the academy lawn to going on 10-mile hikes on free weekends, our team has built a strong bond both in and out of practices.

Not only do we share so many great memories together, we support each other every day on and off the trails.

In addition to the fun times we have every day, we’ve come a long way in the past five years. In 2012, we placed 12th at Interschols, followed by an 8th place finish in 2013. In 2014 we made a big jump, finishing third, and last year we took home the second place plaque. Our improvement is undoubtedly due to the work ethic we have built steadily over the years, thanks to the dedication and drive of the amazing girls on our team.

Now, in the midst of the 2016 season, we are excited to carry our momentum forward and race hard at E/A and Interschols. We plan to bring a lot of energy and a lot of focus into the final two races of the season!

—Sarah Brown ’17 & Christine Hu ’17

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ANDOVER Girls’ Cross-Country

Girls’ Cross-Country

ROSTER Erin Ahern

2020 New York, NY

Virginia Little

2020

San Juan, PR

Gabrielle Allen

2019 Concord, MA

Kate Lu

2018

Chappaqua, NY

Ariane Avandi

2019 Haverhill, MA

Yoshiko Lynch

2017

Littleton, CO

Khanna Bredstein 2018 Everett, MA

Madison Machado 2020

Newfields, NH

* Sarah Brown

2017 Ipswich, MA

Claire McGrath

2019

Rye, NH

Meghan Chou

2017 Ann Arbor, MI

Claire Melvin

2018

Ithaca, NY

Anna Clark

2018 London, GB

Alexa Mocklis

2018

Kittery, ME

Alba Clarke

2020 Exeter, NH

Hanna Pak

2019

Austin, TX

Josephine de La Bruyere

2018 Edmonton, AB, CA

Kelsey Detels

2017 Marblehead, MA

Julia Friberg

2017 Hopkinton, MA

Lucy Gilchrist

2020 Portsmouth, NH

Sydnee Goyer

2017 Bremen, Alberta, CA

Grace Gray

2019 Haddonfield, NJ

Rachylle Hart

Joanna Papadakis 2017

North Hampton, NH

Kristen Richards

Georgetown, MA

2019

Hannah Robinson 2018

Durham, NH

Nicole Shi

2017

Kowloon, CN

Anne Small

2019

Candia, NH

Juni Terry

2017

Winchester, MA

2019

Darien, CT

2017 Woodbury, CT

Alexandra Van Dijkum

Margaret Hock

2019 New York, NY

Anne Yanofsky

2017

* Christine Hu

2017

Scarsdale, NY

Grace Huang

2018

Houston, TX

Madison Kang

2019

Gainsville, FL

Sara Kopunova

2018

Prague, CZ

Ashley Lin

2019

Hong Kong, HK

Alice Little

2018

San Juan, PR

Greenland, NH

* Captain Head Coach: Gwyn Coogan Assistant Coaches: Dale Braile, Sheri Dion Manager: Emily Coombs ’18

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’ve always felt insurmountable pride in the success of girls’ cross-country.

But even though we’ve been New England Champions for the last two years, our records or our times don’t define this success: it’s the community fostered within the team. I joined PAXC four years ago, and I am constantly reminded of how wonderful and impactful it has been to be a member of this team. Each day, I spend my time simply running with my teammates. We thrive together, pushing each other in every workout, up every hill, and through every finish.

With no lineup or playing time, it’s just each girl, their teammates, and the threemile course ahead.

Our team is built on a foundation of inclusivity. Whether you’ve never run in your life or have been running for years, everyone tries just as hard to get better and faster. With each new season, we welcome runners new and old and immediately get to work. My experience on PAXC has been the most rewarding part of my Andover career. I cannot picture my life without these girls, the true wings on my feet. I am unbelievably thankful for my coaches and the girls I’ve run with, from the Class of 2014 all the way through the Class of 2020.

I look forward to A-E weekend and the New Englands with complete faith in my team.

—Morgan Rooney ’17

ROSTER Natalie Ahn

2020

Dover, MA

Julianna Laurentano 2018 Lynnfield, MA

Alycia Basquiat

2020

Cambria Heights, NY

Adrienne Li

2019 Katy, TX

Eliza Bienstock

2018

New York, NY

Amanda Li

2018 Beijing, CN

Lila Brady

2018

Yarmouth, ME

Alexandra Macrides 2018 Boxborough, MA

Olivia Brokaw

2018

Locust Valley, NY

Rosemary Millett

2020 Edwards, CO

Rhea Chandran

2019

Geneva, IL

Isabella Morzano

2018 Weston, MA

Celine Cheung

2019

Hong Kong

Emily Ortiz

2019 Santa Ana, CA

Eva Chilson

2018

Aspen, CO

Grace Rademacher

2018 Wellesley, MA

Alisa Crueger-Cain 2020

Harvard, MA

Itzelt Reyes

2019 Houston, TX

Cecelia Egler

Reading, MA

Alice Rogers

2019 Locust Valley, NY

2019

Abigail Rose Enes

2018

Sacramento, CA

.* Morgan Rooney

2017 Duluth, MN

Lauren Fanning

2019

North Andover, MA

Sveva Rosati

2019 Montauk, NY

Whitney Garden

2017

Greenwich, CT

Lindsay Rosenberg

2019 Gainesville, FL

Isabella Gateley

2020

New York, NY

Jacqueline Rossi

2020 Brussels, BE

Jessica Gearan

2018

Lynnfield, MA

Peiwen Shi

2018 Beijing, CN

Sophia Gilmour

2019

Teddington, ENG

Sophie Smith

2017 Dhahran, SA

Lucy Grossbard

2019

New York, NY

Clara Steiner

2019 New York, NY

Diva Harsoor

2018

Oak Brook, IL

Katherine Sweetser 2017 North Andover, MA

Marina Hunt

2017

New York, NY

Michaela Jones

2018 North Andover, MA

Patricia Thompson

2019 Costa Mesa, CA

Celeste Traub

2018 Jericho, NY 2018 Wellesley, MA

Eliana Kozol

2018 Brookline, MA

Elizabeth Tso

Jiayin Kralik

2020 Shanghai, CN

Samantha Valentine 2017 Middleton, WI

Anna Lang

2019 Andover, MA

Jessica Wang

2018 Andover, MA

Natalie Yeh

2017 Shanghai, CN

Susan Yun

2017 New York, NY

.* Captain Head Coach: Rebecca Hession Assistant Coaches: Susanne Torabi, Rachel Hyland, Elizabeth Meyer

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ANDOVER Water Polo

Water Polo

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he 2016 boys’ varsity water polo team is unlike any other team we have had in the past. We had some problems last year, but this year is completely different. Our team is fairly young, with only four seniors; the majority of players are uppers. We have prioritized a strong team bond and selfless water polo. We are always looking to help each other out on defense, and we are constantly searching for the open man. Although there is competition for a starting spot, we know that any player coming off the bench is ready to play his hardest. We take pride in our close connections to one another. Being a fairly small team of only 15 players, we are not only teammates but also friends. Whether in the pool or in the classroom, we support one another in every discipline possible.

I think it is safe to say that the best part of everyone’s day is definitely practice. Regardless of the kind of day we are having, coming together with the team relieves all the stress and issues of the day. Once we walk onto the pool deck, any problems are washed away. And if any issues persist, we know that anyone on the team is there to help.

For us, the Exeter-Andover game is pretty special. We play Andover once at the beginning of our season, but that game’s outcome doesn’t matter. E/A is always one of the toughest and most exciting games of our season. Not only is it a great chance to play our oldest rivals, but it is also a great opportunity to bring together all we have learned and practiced over the season for one final game.

—Liam Oakley ’17

ROSTER * 1

JP Mullins

2017

Chatham, MA

1A

Will Soltas

2018

Rumson, NJ

2

Milo Walshe

2020

New York, NY

3

Taylor Walshe

2018

New York, NY

4

Harry Saunders

2018

Charlotteville, VA

* 5

Liam Oakley

2017

Boston, MA

6

Peter Tuchler

2019

Northbrook, IL

7

John Wang

2017

Northbrook, IL

8

John Lee

2017

Highland Beach, FL

9

Avery Giles

2018

Portola Valley, CA

10

Jamie Cassidy

2018

Old Greenwich, CT

11

Charlie Venci

2020

Stratham, NH

13

Andrew Sun

2020

Hong Kong, HK

14

James Wang

2019

Rye, NY

19

Jackson Parell

2018

Lighthouse Point, FL

* Captain Head Coach: Don Mills Assistant Coach: Avery Reavill Managers: Emily LaRovere ’17, Maddie Shapiro ’18, Issy Wise ’19, Jared Zhang ’19

have been very fortunate to be a part of the Andover water polo program for four years. Water polo is a unique sport because it encompasses elements of hockey, soccer, and swimming. It is a very challenging sport because it tests one’s physical strength, endurance, and mental toughness.

However, despite the challenges, nothing beats the rewarding feeling of scoring a goal, hearing the roar of a home crowd, and most importantly, being part the team camaraderie. I have experienced many ups and downs, including winning a New England Championship as well as having a season-ending injury. Despite these fluctuations, one thing has always remained constant: the happiness and pride I get from representing Andover both in and out of the pool.

So far this season, we are hovering around the .500 mark with a possible chance of making the playoffs. While we have surpassed our win total from last season, I believe that a team’s record is not always the most accurate metric for measuring success. What truly defines a team is how we adapt to overcome challenges and how much we improve overall.

With such a young team—just two seniors—there is a lot of potential in this squad. From games and practices, I see some of the younger guys display extraordinary talent, and I have complete faith that our coaching staff will continue to develop them into amazing players.

Boys’ water polo does not compete on the fall Andover-Exeter sports day, but we still face Exeter twice a year. These games carry the same passion and enthusiasm as any of the other Andover-Exeter sports matchups. While it is a zealous and historic competition, there is mutual respect. I have been very fortunate to be a part of this storied rivalry.

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ROSTER 1 Ryan Sedagat

2019

Miami, FL

1A Thomas Glover

2018

New York, NY

1B Harvey Zheng

2019

North Andover, MA

* 2 Jonathan Xue

2017

Andover, MA

3 Jacob Hudgins

2019

Andover, MA

* 4 Daniel Tran

2017

Windham, NH

5 Eric Osband

2019

Cos Cob, CT

6 Ben Cakir

2019

Andover, MA

7 Nathaniel Smith

2018

Reading, MA

8 Ryuta Ono

2019

West Roxbury, MA

9 Nicholas Isenhower 2018

Joint Base Lewis McChord, WA

10 Neil Simpson

2019

Beaconsfield, QC, CA

11 Nicholas Schoeller

2018

Concord, MA

12 Matthew Wellstead

2018

Pittsburgh, PA

15 Nico Madrid

2020

New Canaan, CT

16 Sam Donchi

2020

Portland, OR

17 Nathaniel Cruz Walma 2018

Clarendon Hills, IL

18 Adam Vlasic

Bloomfield Hills, MI

2020

* Captain Head Coach: Dan O’Shea Assistant Coach: Jill Kozloff Managers: Sarah Choi ’18, Annie Donahue ’18, Juliette Farmer ’18

—Jonathan Xue ’17 9

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ANDOVER Girls’ Soccer

Girls’ Soccer

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s four-year players on Exeter soccer, this team has been central to our high school experience. From even before the start of prep year, Exeter soccer has meant having a community of girls to look up to, to play for, and with whom to share moments of triumph. Growing up on this team has affected us as teammates and as people. On the field, we learned how to communicate with each other and be accountable for our mistakes; off the field, we learned to apply these skills to be better classmates and leaders.

For the past four years, Exeter-Andover has been an amazing opportunity to represent our school. As the last game of the season, it means more than just the culmination of our work: it is a chance to step up in front of our peers, to compete, and to demonstrate the commitment we have put toward the team. For some of us, this season is our last. Going into E/A provides us with a chance to reflect on the experience we have had playing as part of the soccer team. For four years, this has meant our enthusiasm for team buddies, our Secret Santa–style psych, our biweekly team dinners, and countless nights spent burning s’mores.

More than just ending our season with a win, we are going into this game with the goal of leaving the team with a legacy to carry on. For our underclassmen especially, who will, in only a few years, be in our position, we hope to provide a mentality for them to carry to their future teammates.

Lastly, we would like to thank our devoted fans and parents, who braved our freezing games even before we had stands. GO BIG RED! —Daniela Nemirovsky ’17

ROSTER 1 Eleanor Mallett

2018

Berwick, ME

* 2 Daniela Nemirovsky

2017

Emerald Hills, CA

4 Kat Cucullo

2017

Katonah, NY

5 Jennifer Zecena

2018

San Francisco, CA

6 Emily Ryan

2017

Exeter, NH

7 Robin Potter

2020

Brentwood, NH

8 Lauren Arkell

2018

Brentwood, NH

9 Abby Smith

2020

Newton, MA

10 Ria Das

2017

Nashua, NH

11 Michaella McCarthy

2018

Portsmouth, NH

12 Margaret Coogan

2017

Exeter, NH

13 Dennesha Rolle

2020

Exeter, NH

14 Hannah Gustafson

2017

Newbury, MA

15 Maria Heeter

2018

Dover, NH

16 Grace Mautz

2017

Exeter, NH

17 Menat Bahnasy

2018

North Plainfield, NJ

* 18 Grace Pratt

2017

Exeter, NH

21 Ogechi Nwankwoala 2019

New Rochelle, NY

22 Louisa Bartkovich

2018

Exeter, NH

23 Sammie Weaver

2018

Hampton Falls, NH

24 Anna Reaman

2018

Hingham, MA

GK Veronica Galimberti

2017

Plaistow, NH

GK Maddy Potter

2019

Manchester, MA

GK Eloise Shields

2017

Ipswich, MA

* Captain Head Coach: Kevin Bartkovich Assistant Coaches: Alexa Caldwell & Sarah Anderson Manager: Michael Bamah ‘18

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hillips Academy girls’ soccer— GVS—is a unique and special program that we have seen grow and improve during our four years with the team. We embrace our team’s motto, “whatever it takes,” and bring that mindset to every single drill, game, and practice. Coach Joel has ingrained this selfless mentality into our heads from the moment we joined the GVS family, and our commitment to the motto has shown tremendously on the field. Our 2015 results are certainly attributed to the sacrifice and hard work of every player on the team. From the starters to the injured players, everyone is valued and respected equally. Our team chemistry and intrinsic, gritty competitiveness was amazing. Although many talented players have since graduated, our spirit and our support for each other does not waver.

The Andover-Exeter matchup never disappoints. Our record for the season is put aside for this game: one of the most challenging, nail-biting NEPSAC competitions. Last year’s matchup with Exeter ended in a 2–2 tie. Although we went up early in the game and scored two goals in the first half, Exeter rose to the challenge and battled back to tie the game.

This year, we hope to use last year’s frustrating tie to motivate us to really battle and challenge a growing, experienced Exeter team.

We haven’t exactly had the start we would have liked this season, but we are using our losses to drive our motivation in practice and going forward to the next game. We focus on one game at a time, playing the best soccer we can. Our ability to overcome challenges is what we believe will lead us to a successful season.

—Antonia Tammaro ’17 & Cassie Chin ’17

ROSTER 2

Kaitlin Hoang

2017

Acton, MA

3

Avery Westerfield

2018

Greenwich, CT

4

Madison Bourassa

2020

Tewksbury, MA

5

Elise MacDonald

2019

Andover, MA

6

Brianna Fadden

2017

Duxbury, MA

7

Courtney Masotti

2017

Weston, MA

8

Zoe Oasis

2017

Dover, MA

9

Blakeley Buckingham

2020

Houston, TX

10

Tookie Wilson

2018

Wenham, MA

11

Natalia Suarez

2017

Andover, MA

12

JordynFenton

2017

Andover, MA

13

Krys Swain

2018

Haverhill, MA

16

Morgan Kuin

2017

Andover, MA

17

Maddy Silveira

2020

Andover, MA

18

Emma Murphy

2017

Red Bank, NJ

20

Isabella DiBenedetto

2020

Wakefield, MA

* 21

Cassandra Chin

2017

Ipswich, MA

22

Nicole Dlesk

2017

Andover, MA

23

Britney Bourassa

2018

Tewksbury, MA

24

Deyana Marsh

2017

Middleton, MA

* 29

Antonia Tammaro

2017

Lynnfield, MA

30

Emily Hardy

2020

Boxford, MA

33

Molly Katarincic

2018

Pittsburgh, PA

* Captain Coaches: Lisa Joel, Spencer Ayscue Trainer: Amy Wiggins Managers: Jack Twomey ’17, Ryan Twomey ‘19

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ANDOVER Field Hockey

Field Hockey

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irls varsity field hockey is known for our dedication, grit, and close bond as a team. Made up of five seniors, four uppers, nine lowers, and five preps, we’re a relatively young team this year. Our goals as a team this year are to play every game like it’s our last and always leave it all on the field.

We may not be a team of Division 1 field hockey players, but we are a team full of hard workers with a lot of heart. We will slither past your defense and when we score a goal it’s as painful as a snake bite.

—Bella Edo ’17

ROSTER 3

Lydia Anderson

2019

Woburn, MA

4

Ashleigh Lackey

2019

Washington, DC

5

Ally DeCoste

2020

Braintree, MA

6

Lyle Seeligson

2017

San Antonio, TX

8

Alexa Harris

2018

New Canaan, CT

9

Ada Brown

2020

Brentwood, NH

10 Emma Wellington

2018

Brentwood, NH

* 11 Bella Edo

2017

Boxford, MA

* 12 Michaela Corvi

2017

Newburyport, MA

13 Caroline Grace

2017

Warwick, RI

14 Catherine Griffin

2019

Durham, NC

15 Johna Vandergraaf

2018

Hudson, NH

16 Isabella Hillman

2019

Rye, NH

* 17 Abigail Yu

2017

South Burlington, VT

18 Hannah Littlewood

2019

Andover, MA

19 Jane Collins

2019

Mountain View, CA

20 Emma Watson

2020

Dover, NH

21 Molly Seibel

2018

Hanover, NH

24 Christina Quinn

2019

Franklin, MA

25 Leah Cohen

2020

Allentown, PA

28 Sophia Rosati

2020

Boxford, MA

77 Katherine Young

2019

Burlington,VT

78 Michaela O’Brien

2019

Mashpee, MA

* Captain Head Coach: Liz Hurley

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hillips Academy Field Hockey, better known as PAFH, is more of a family than a team. Our success is propelled by our motto: “Don’t Settle.” This mentality pushes us to work hard every day until the final whistle blows. PAFH symbolizes a relentless mindset of hard work, dedication, and togetherness.

After three years of losing in the first round of the playoffs, we avenged those heartbreaking losses by winning the 2015 NEPSAC Class A Championship, the school’s first such win since 1993! The team persevered through triple and quadruple overtimes in the semifinals and finals to capture the long-sought-after championship.

An important part of PAFH 2016 is that we know we are not last year’s team. With the addition of five new players, we are a different team.

We have the same ultimate goal, but must reach it in our own way as we learn and grow from this year’s experiences. We do not dwell on the past, whether good or bad; we simply use PAFH’s history as motivation. It is clear that PAFH 2016 will create its own legacy. This year, our focus has been on our team’s incredible depth. With skill, enthusiasm, and athleticism, each person plays an equally important role on our team, on and off the field. Our goal is to focus our energy so that we are able to attain all that we know we are capable of.

Andover-Exeter is surely the game with the most hype, excitement, and spirit. It’s great to be part of this awesome tradition, and we look forward to the A-E game all season. PAFH 2016 is hoping for another strong performance this year, following wins in 2014 and 2015. We plan to come out as strong as ever against Exeter—sticking together and unwilling to settle. Go Blue!

—Beth Krikorian ’17

ROSTER 2

Sanchie Sen

2020

Lowell, MA

3

Sarah Rigazio

2018

Andover, MA

4

Caroline Corwin

2017

Reading, MA

5

Ashley Tucker

2018

Wenham, MA

7

Jacqueline McCarthy

2019

Lynnfield, MA

8

Lauren Overly

2017

Columbus, OH

9

Alexandra Kim

11 Elizabeth Welch

2017

Newton, MA

2018

Winchester, MA

* 12 Beth Krikorian

2017

Windham, NH

13 Payton Donato

2017

Duxbury, MA

14 Charlotte Welch

2018

Winchester, MA

15 Elizabeth Holubiak

2018

Hooksett, NH

16 Kelly McCarthy

2019

Duxbury, MA

18 Emily Batchelor

2019

Sherborn, MA

17 Brooke Keough

2019

Marblehead, MA

20 Meghan Ward

2019

Southborough, MA

21 Mary Yarborough

2017

Asheville, NC

23 Josephina Caico

2019

Lynnfield, MA

31/GK Alexa Matses

2018

Boxford, MA

55/GK Olivia Keefe

2017

Acton, MA

* Captain Head Coach: Kate Dolan Assistant Coach: Martha Fenton Managers: Macey Mannion ’19, Annie Lord ’19, Tyler Murphy ’19

Assistant Coach: Melissa Pacific Managers: Kaleigh Conte ’18, Lillian Hernandez ’18, Winslow MacDonald ‘18

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EXETER

T

hree years ago, Exeter volleyball broke a six-year E/A losing streak. That game was a turning point in Exeter volleyball; for the first time in our history, we had a chance at a New England Championship. We didn’t win it that year, but the following two years we added our second and third championships in Exeter volleyball’s history. For us though, it’s not just any game.

At E/A we have the support of our school behind us. For the past two years, we’ve had dedicated, incredible fans and for that we say thank you. We also have our traditions. Every year we do a “Secret Santa” style psyche within the team. To this day, the best psyche was a poster from one of the girls to her teammate: she had photoshopped every member of the team into superheros cheering on that teammate.

Every year, we see the Andover girls several times throughout the season. When we look across the net, we see our opponents, but we also see the same people we’ve grown alongside.

So many of our favorite memories of Exeter are thanks to volleyball: Running around campus with the girls, asking strangers to take silly photos of us. Tracing the Exeter rampart onto a pumpkin during our carving contest. The pride we first felt when we saw our 2014 championship appear on our banner in the gym. Volleyball was where we made our first Exeter friends, it was where we learned that you have to give it your all and that in the end, as long as you do that, you’re OK. The girls have been a source of endless laughter and continual support, and Exeter wouldn’t have been the same without them.

For a few of us, this season will be our last. All the sweat, tears, and hours are coming to an end. So for the last time, we are E-X-E-T-E-R! —Rachel Luo ’17 & Kat Dumoulin ’17

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ANDOVER Volleyball

Volleyball

ROSTER

1

Sophie Faliero

2019

Charleston, SC

* 2

Rachel Luo

2017

Houston, TX

3

Chloe Scocimara

2018

Menlo Park, CA

6

Grace Gasper

2018

West Berlin, WI

8

Carly Kirsch

2020

Atkinson, NH

10

Molly O’Day

2018

Exeter, NH

11

Jenny Yang

2019

Saratoga, CA

12

Tara Weil

2019

Cary, IL

13

Margaret Kraus

2018

Norwalk, CT

15

Meagan Leyne

2017

Melrose, MA

17

Nora Epler

2017

Portsmouth, NH

18

Kylah Williams

2017

Sacramento, CA

19

Charlotte Polk

31/5 Elizabeth MacBride

2018

St. Louis, MO

2019

Dover, NH

* 32 /4 Kat Dumoulin

2017

Biddeford, ME

33/9 Bridgette Han

2018

Palo Alto, CA

34 /14 Sara Hosman

2017

Peabody, MA

* Captain Head Coach: Bruce Shang Assistant Coach: Sue Rowe Managers: Kelvin Green III ’17, Grace Williams ’17, Emilio Karakey ’18

P

hillips Academy’s volleyball team is easily the most supportive, loving, and determined group of girls I have been lucky enough to be a part of at Andover. In volleyball, it is impossible to succeed alone; instead, the sport demands that each player trust those around them to cover, block, and pass effectively. The trust developed among girls on the court definitely contributes to our off-court dynamic. I take pride in the support we all have learned to provide one another— support in becoming better athletes, students, and friends.

I have played volleyball for the past three seasons and can attest that this year’s team is nothing like those of years past. This fall, eight of the 14 varsity players are new to the roster. And with each new athlete comes new talent, new strengths, and new strategy. In addition to our new players, so much of our strength this season comes from the diversity of our team’s athletic backgrounds—whether it is as captain of Andover’s tennis team or throwing or running track in the spring, all of our seniors are competitive multisport athletes. One of our right-side hitters, Sidney, is also the captain of Andover girls’ winter track and can sprint ladders twice as fast as the next girl. This speed allows her to reach every ball headed her way and approach each hit quickly and decisively. Our PG, Margot, throws javelin each spring. As our outside hitter, she uses that same upper body strength to crush every hit. This diversity of talent and athletic backgrounds will be key in our success this season!

Because we had so many new players, many early fall practices were devoted to developing and perfecting the team’s chemistry on the court.

Now, as we near the end of our regular season, that chemistry will help us play cohesively in tournament play. I can’t wait to see what this team does with the rest of our season! Go Big Blue!

—Evelyn Mesler ’17

ROSTER 2

Anezka Kuncova

2017

Bzenec, CZ

4

Brooke Fleming

2020

Andover, MA

5

Katelyn Wang

2018

Arcadia, CA

8

Margot Forti

2017

Daleville, AL

9

Chioma Ugwonali

2020

Arlington, TX

* 10

Evelyn Mesler

2017

Andover, MA

12

Sewon Park

2017

Hong Kong

15

Roberta Yun

2018

New York, NY

16

Adaeze Izuegbunam

2020

Belleville, MI

18

Sidney Holder

2017

Vienna, VA

20

Serena Liu

2019

Duluth, GA

23

Janneke Evans

2018

New York, NY

26

Anna Faliero

2018

Charleston, SC

42

Claudia Leopold

2018

New York, NY

* Captain Head Coach: Clyfe Beckwith Assistant Coaches: Victor Svec, Sheena Hilton Managers: Jakob Beckwith ’17, Isaac Blackburn-Johnson ’18, Chloe Brown ’19

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EXETER

ANDOVER Boys’ Soccer

Boys’ Soccer

ROSTER

P

EA boys’ soccer is a tightly knit group of boys dedicated to working hard in every aspect of their daily lives. At practice, we work to train the good habits and ferret out the bad. This includes anything from tweaking our playing style to fit an upcoming game to learning how to accept constructive criticism and apply it. The team’s strong chemistry allows us to work through adversity and even have a good time doing it. Our coaching staff—Cosgrove, Lincoln, and Hutchins—is visibly engaged and push us to always get better.

This team has become integrated into each of our lives. Simply being able to come out after a day of class and play the sport we love with a great group of friends has made such a positive impact on all of us.

Oftentimes, we can serve as more than just a sports team, but also as a support group for each other. From academic to social difficulties and everything in between, we can rely on each other for help and guidance.

We’ve built a strong chemistry not just on the soccer field, but in every aspect of our lives at Exeter.

The game against Andover is always exciting. It is truly a special experience and just being a part of the tradition is remarkable itself.

Maintaining this healthy rivalry that is so deeply rooted in our school’s history is an honor.

—Quintin DiStefano ’17

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1 Soren Rossi

2017

San Francisco, CA

2 Nick Tilson

2019

North Andover, MA

3 Jinwoo Kang

2020

San Diego, CA

4 Collin Shapiro

2018

Exeter, NH

* 5 Quintin DiStefano

2017

Wilmington, MA

6 Ethan Malilla

2018

Exeter, NH

7 Ignacio Roitman

2017

Cambridge, MA

8 Alistair Matule

2017

Amsterdam, NL

9 Behaylu Barry

2019

Stratham, NH

* 10 Tarek Khartabil

2017

Hampstead, NH

11 Jonah Johnson

2019

Milton, MA

12 Marvin Bennett

2017

Baltimore, MD

13 Walter Thilly

2017

Winchester, MA

14 Dolapo Adedokun

2018

East Brunswick, NJ

15 Billy Menken

2020

Woodbury, MN

16 Michael Pitts

2019

Raymond, NH

17 Henri Pratt

2017

Pebble Beach, CA

18 Kojo Aduhene

2019

Tampa, FL

19 Conor Cinquegrana

2017

Miami, FL

20 Jack Baker

2018

Baltimore, MD

21 Silas Lane

2018

Great Barrington, MA

22 Cam Speck

2018

Burnt Hills, NY

23 Bobby Murray

2018

Yarmouth, ME

* GK Max Gross

2017

Halifax, NS

GK Jamie Lowell

2020

Brentwood, NH

* Captain Head Coach: A.J. Cosgrove Assistant Coaches: Nolan Lincoln & John Hutchins Managers: Arielle Lui ’18, Hannah Mackay ’17, Emily Pelliccia ’18, Greg Shapiro ’17

T

he boys’ varsity soccer team is special. As captains, we have been fortunate to have been a part of some really successful teams. Each squad has had its differences, but boys’ soccer has always been about a good group of guys playing a game they love. Each and every one of us comes to practice each afternoon excited to play. That love for the sport and mutual respect for one another is what makes our team strong.

Thus far, we have had ups and downs. We came out of our opening couple of games with some serious questions. Despite a start that presented many challenges, we have been able to work past them and to define our season. This year we have talent all over the field and on the bench, with a spread of both younger and older players. That depth has given our team a different dimension on the field and a stronger connection off it. As one of our coaches told us, “This team has the capacity” to achieve great things.

Playing soccer for Andover has meant so much to both of us. Every time we step on the field, we represent a school and a team rich in history.

After a tough game in 2015, our assistant coach reminded us in a fiery speech: “We don’t own the jerseys we wear each game. We are merely their custodians. We play for the legacy left by those who came before us and the chance to leave a legacy for those who will come after.” The legacy of our program is not—and cannot be—valued by the goals we score, but rather by the sacrifice and hard work of successive teams.

There is no game more historically important to our team than Andover vs. Exeter. We are excited to have new players get a taste of this experience and for the chance to make our school proud in this contest one more time.

—Henry Meyerrose ’17 & Peter Heckendorn ’17

ROSTER 0 Max Levi

2019

Wilton, CT

1

Ben Andresen

2017

Andover, MA

2 Morgan Cutts

2018

Allston, MA

3 Nick Toldalagi

2018

New Canaan, CT

4 Aditya Krisnamachar 2017

Darien, CT

6 Miguel Nascimento

2017

Arlington, MA

7 Rolando Rabines

2019

Topsfield, MA

8 Chris Muther

2017

Concord, NH

9 Andriy Proctor

2017

Helena, MT

11 Bobby Dall

2018

Cape Elizabeth, ME

12 Cam Williams

2018

Houston, TX

13 Will Raphael

2018

Andover, MA

14 Hayden Weatherall

2018

Ipswich, MA

15 Luc Pan

2019

Beijing, CN

* 16 Peter Heckendorn

2017

Andover, MA

17 John Rauen

2017

Yardley, PA

18 Reuben Philip

2018

North Andover, MA

* 21 Henry Meyerrose

2017

Norwich, VT

23 Eliot Zaeder

2017

Andover, MA

27 Akesh Shah

2018

Andover, MA

29 Owen Glover

2019

Andover, MA

90 Andrei Dumitrescu

2018

Andover, MA

* Captain Coaches: Will Orben, Rafael Kelman, Edwin Escobar, Robbie McLeod Trainer: Mike Kuta Managers: Laura Bilal ’17, Ale Macaya ’18

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EXETER

Football

P

hillips Exeter’s 2016 football team came together on September 1 ready to work. Since that day, we have grown to be much more than just a team. We’re a family. We rely on each other both on and off the field. Playing football for Exeter is an experience we’ll never forget. There are so many special aspects and traditions of Big Red football: “Together,” “4,” “Raider of the Week.” The entire team would like to thank Coach Morris, the rest of the coaching staff, Mac and Freddy, and the athletic trainers for all the work they put in every single day to make sure we are ready to play to the best of our abilities every Saturday. We’d also like to thank the fans who come up to support us at Phelps Stadium.

This season there are a lot of new faces on the team because so many seniors graduated last spring. During preseason, the team started out with two captains; two more were added when classes started. Our schedule is so short that we are, of course, excited for every game, but E/A is like a whole separate season for us. During this one-week season, we forget about the last seven games and focus solely on beating Andover.

Records get thrown out the window and anything can happen: drama, nail-biters, and epic comebacks are all par for the course. It’s an absolute privilege to suit up for the Big Red in November and play in “The Game.”

The captains and the rest of the team would like to thank all the fans for coming out and supporting the blue and Big Red. We are excited to play our hearts out and let it all hang out, which is exactly what E/A is about.

—Jack Farrell ’17

*Captains Head Coach: Rob Morris Assistant Coaches: Dana Barbin, Patrick Bond, Rory Early, Tom Evans, Dave Hudson, Tim Mitropoulos, Jake Rafferty Managers: Liz Janko ’18, Kristina Torres ’17, Adetayo Zenger ’17

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NAME

CLASS

POS. WR/LB

HGT. WGT. HOMETOWN

5

Isaac Choate

2019

6

Noah Asch

2018

7

Jacob Smith

2017

QB/CB

6’0

180 Ithaca, MI

8

Wyatt Foster

2018

RB/CB

5’10

165 Newfields, NH

* 10 Austin Scronce

2017

P/K

6’1

200 Winston Salem, NC

11 Andrew Atsalis

2018

WR/CB

5’11

170 Barnstable, MA

12 Joshua Riddick

2020

QB/CB

5’9

160 Willingboro, NJ

14 Brett Pullman

2020

QB/TE/DE

6’3

190 Worcester, MA

15 Chimenum Tasie-Amadi

2019

RB/CB

5’8

160 Port Harcourt, NG

16 Hans Fotta

2018

RB/DE

5’10

220 Denham, MA

* 20 Harrison Money

2017

WR/CB

6’2

190 Carlsbad, CA

21 Nick Hall

2017

RB/CB

5’11

180 Cohasset, MA

* 22 Jacques Farrell

2017

RB/LB

5’10

205 Lexington, KY

23 Vishaak Narayan

2018

WR/CB

5’10

140 Bedford, NH

27 Raymond Alvarez-Adorno 2019

RB/CB

5’8

163 Newark, NJ

28 Cade Thompson

2020

WR/CB

5’8

150 Stratham, NH

30 Michael Indelicarto

2019

RB/CB

5’5

130 Vienna, VA

33 Kelechi Nwankwoala

2017

RB/LB

5’8

192 New Rochelle, NY

36 Harrison Murray

2019

RB/CB

5’10

175 Charleston, SC

41 Abel Ngala

2018

WR/CB

6’0

175 New York, NY

43 Daniel Flynn

2017

RB/LB

5’10

200 Bedford, NH

44 Peter Chinburg

2017

RB/CB

5’10

175 Exeter, NH

48 Luke Tyner

2020

TE/DE

6’0

190 Exeter, NH

* 53 D.J. O’Donnell

2017

OL/LB

5’11

215 Kensington, NH

54 William Swift

2018

OL/DL

5’11

160 Billerica, MA

55 Alan Xie

2019

OL/DL

5’10

203 Waxhaw, NJ

62 Cody Shimer

2020

OL/DE

5’8

200 Deerfield, NH

64 Willem Fargo

2017

OL/DL

6’7

285 Bedford, NH

65 Andreas Moe

2017

OL/DL

6’0

208 Mid-Levels, HK

70 Ethan Rosenthal

2020

OL/DL

6’3

240 Houston, TX

71 Preston Horoszewski

2020

OL/DL

5’10

160 Princeton Junction, NJ

73 Justin Freeman

2017

OL/DL

6’1

250 Hartford, CT

76 Kendal Walker

2019

OL/DL

5’9

188 Meridian, ID

77 Michael Ellis

2017

OL/DL

6’3

280 Hampton, NH

80 Phillipe Louis

2017

WR/CB

5’10

175 Brooklyn, NY

81 Carter Snow

2018

WR/TE/CB

6’0

165 Rye, NH

82 Tanner McGowan

2018

WR/CB

6’4

200 Boca Raton, FL

87 Patrick Schena

2017

TE/DE

6’1

195 Andover, MA

88 Peter Sauer

2019

TE/DE

6’0

180 Denver, CO

89/56

2018

OL/TE/DE

6’0

210 Bordeaux, FR

Rylan Tuttle

2018

Injured

5’11

220 Nottingham, NH

Seth Bowman

2018

Injured

6’4

217 Londonderry, VT

William Ludington

6’2

P/K/WR/CB 5’8

185 Charleston, IL 140 Exeter, NH

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ANDOVER Football

A

lthough the 2016 season may not have started the way we would have liked, we have been persistent in our efforts to improve since the beginning of our journey. It would have been easy for us to pack up our bags and call it quits. However, Andover football does not give up that easily. Every player wears their jersey with pride and holds their head high.

During practice, we improve together and learn from our mistakes.

We are not a group of individuals; we are a unified team. One person cannot carry the entire team on their back. Each teammate must accomplish their individual tasks in order for us to collectively achieve success. In our second year at Andover, we have learned that Big Blue football is more than just a commitment to the game we all love. It is about flying to the ball every single down and never letting up, no matter the situation. Every time we hit the field, we have confidence in each other and know that our teammates have our backs.

This year, a strong core of returning players has stepped up to the challenge, filling the void left by last year’s seniors. The experience of the returning players has been crucial to the team dynamic, as they have embodied the group’s values both on and off the field. They also have helped newer players understand the foundations of Andover football.

The enthusiasm of our new players, coupled with the leadership of the returning players, has formed bonds that will drive the team to success.

In our final game of the season, we are determined to end on a positive note. Let’s Wreck the Ex!

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—Jack Legler ’17 & Keegan Cummings ’17

*Captain Coaches: Leon Modeste, Lou Bernieri, Raj Mundra, Chip Dunn, Tom Fritz, Jimmy Walsh Managers: Bailey Colon ’18, Grace Hannam ’17, Dariya Zhumashova ’17

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CLASS

POS.

HGT.

WGT.

HOMETOWN

1 Andrew Antonucci

2018

RB/LB

5’7

170

Westwood, MA

2 Colton Fahey

2019

QB/DB

5’9

165

North Andover, MA

3 Alexander Apgar

2017

K/P

5’10

165

Wenham, MA

4 Turner Corbett

2017

RB/DB

5’10

185

Fort Worth, TX

5 Clarence Braswell

2017

WR/DB

5’10

165

Memphis, TN

6 Jaeden Washington

2017

FB/LB

5’9

230

Woodbridge, ON, CA

7 William Sirmon

2017

WR/SS

6’1

190

Destrehan, LA

8 Rahmel Dixon

2017

WR/DB

5’11

180

Brooklyn, NY

9 Austin Myers

2017

WR/DB

6’2

180

Fort Lauderdale, FL

10 Henry Wakelin

2017

WR/SS

6’2

175

Andover, MA

11 John McKenna

2017

WR/DB

6’0

175

Palm Beach, FL

12 William Ross

2017

WR/CB

6’2

180

Atlanta, GA

14 Stephen Hedberg

2017

QB

6’3

190

Dover, NH

16 John Witt

2018

WR/DB

6’1

165

Andover, MA

18 Jason Reynolds

2018

WR/CB

6’2

169

Stoneville, NC

19 Brandon Barros

2017

SS/WR

5’9

160

North Andover, MA

20 Theodore Urbanik

2017

RB/WR/CB 6’1

185

Dunbarton, NH

21 Joseph Simourian

2018

WR/S

5’11

165

Andover, MA

22 Junyong Yoon

2018

RB/DB

5’9

175

Andover, MA

24 Will Nuga

2017

WR/DB

6’0

170

Bronx, NY

25 Cole DeMeulemeester

2018

RB/DB

5’7

160

Red Bank, NJ

32 Zachary Fitzgerald

2018

WR/DB

6’0

175

Boxford, MA

42 Larson Tolo

2018

RB/S

5’8

170

Essex, MA

44 Adam Cohen

2018

RB/LB

6’1

210

Plainview, NY

50 John Rex

2017

C/DE

6’1

240

Andover, MA

* 52 Jack Legler

2017

G/DE

6’1

205

Beaconsfield, QC, CA

53 John O’Brien

2017

G/DT

6’3

240

Reading, MA

54 Wilbert Garcia

2017

G/DT

6’0

215

Lawrence, MA

* 55 Keegan Cummings

2017

T/DE

6’2

250

Silver Spring, MD

64 Gardner Gendron

2017

T/DE

6’5

270

Bedford, NH

66 Moyosore Oyebode

2018

T/N

6’5

260

Lagos, NG

71 James Nash

2017

OL/N

6’1

230

Toronto, ON, CA

73 Owen Deignan

2018

T/DT

6’4

295

Worcester, MA

74 Michael Codrington

2018

G/DT

6’0

237

Brooklyn, NY

77 Tyler Craigwell

2018

T/TD

6’1

235

Queens, NY

80 Michael McCullom

2018

WR/DB

6’1

180

Andover, MA

81 Christopher Dettorre

2017

WR/S

5’11

175

Wakefield, MA

85 Kevin Milkowski

2018

TE/DE

6’4

210

Rumson, NJ

87 Colby Gendron

2018

TE

6’7

240

Bedford, NH

88 Asa Ackerly

2017

DE

6’3

200

San Francisco, CA

89 Benjamin Meyer-Idzik

2018

T/DE

6’5

210

Andover, MA

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A Big Blue salute to our coaches, trainers, the grounds crew, and everyone in the athletics department.

Thank you for all your hard work and support!

“So proud of you, Gardner, and so proud of Big Blue!”

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1927 Andover 0 – Exeter 0

1976 Exeter 15 – Andover 0

1879 Exeter 18 – Andover 0

1928 Andover 18 – Exeter 0

1977 Andover 28 – Exeter 6

1880 Andover 8 – Exeter 8

1929 Exeter 14 – Andover 7

1978 Exeter 14 – Andover 8

1881 Andover 6 – Exeter 0

1930 Andover 20 – Exeter 16

1979 Andover 24 – Exeter 7

1882 Andover 12 – Exeter 2

1931 Exeter 15 – Andover 12

1980 Andover 14 – Exeter 6

1883 Andover 17 – Exeter 6

1932 Exeter 6 – Andover 0

1981 Exeter 12 – Andover 7

1884 Andover 11 – Exeter 8

1933 Exeter 7 – Andover 6

1982 Andover 17 – Exeter 6

1885 Exeter 19 – Andover 11

1934 Andover 7 – Exeter 6

1983 Andover 28 – Exeter 6

1886 Exeter 26 – Andover 0

1935 Exeter 7 – Andover 0

1984 Exeter 26 – Andover 12

1887 Exeter 44 – Andover 4

1936 Andover 12 – Exeter 7

1985 Exeter 21 – Andover 7

1888 Andover 10 – Exeter 0

1937 Andover 20 – Exeter 15

1986 Exeter 15 – Andover 0

1889 (No Game)

1938 Andover 14 – Exeter 6

1987 Andover 14 – Exeter 13

1890 Andover 16 – Exeter 0

1939 Exeter 12 – Andover 6

1988 Andover 21 – Exeter 12

1891 Andover 26 – Exeter 10

1940 Exeter 20 – Andover 2

1989 Andover 14 – Exeter 12

1892 Exeter 28 – Andover 18

1941 Andover 14 – Exeter 13

1990 Andover 16 – Exeter 0

1893 Exeter 26 – Andover 10

1942 Andover 12 – Exeter 0

1991 Andover 33 – Exeter 14

1894 (No Game)

1943 Exeter 12 – Andover 6

1992 Andover 6 – Exeter 0

1895 (No Game)

1944 Andover 20 – Exeter 0

1993 Exeter 28 – Andover 21

1896 Andover 28 – Exeter 0

1945 Andover 18 – Exeter 7

1994 Andover 20 – Exeter 20

1897 Exeter 18 – Andover 14

1946 Andover 7 – Exeter 6

1995 Andover 6 – Exeter 3

1898 Andover 0 – Exeter 0

1947 Exeter 12 – Andover 6

1996 Andover 3 – Exeter 0

1899 Andover 11 – Exeter 0

1948 Andover 28 – Exeter 7

1997 Andover 35 – Exeter 0

1900 Exeter 10 – Andover 0

1949 Andover 34 – Exeter 21

1998 Exeter 12 – Andover 7

1901 Exeter 5 – Andover 0

1950 Exeter 28 – Andover 6

1999 Andover 19 – Exeter 7

1902 Andover 29 – Exeter 17

1951 Andover 7 – Exeter 7

2000 Exeter 13 – Andover 6

1903 Exeter 14 – Andover 11

1952 Andover 59 – Exeter 0

2001 Andover 48 – Exeter 15

1904 Exeter 36 – Andover 10

1953 Andover 14 – Exeter 7

2002 Andover 14 – Exeter 14

1905 Andover 28 – Exeter 0

1954 Andover 31 – Exeter 6

2003 Exeter 44 – Andover 0

1906 Andover 6 – Exeter 0

1955 Andover 14 – Exeter 12

2004 Exeter 28 – Andover 12

1907 Andover 9 – Exeter 6

1956 Exeter 45 – Andover 6

2005 Andover 24 – Exeter 8

1908 Andover 12 – Exeter 0

1957 Andover 45 – Exeter 6

2006 Andover 43 – Exeter 14

1909 Andover 3 – Exeter 0

1958 Andover 40 – Exeter 6

2007 Andover 24 – Exeter 14

1910 Andover 21 – Exeter 0

1959 Andover 16 – Exeter 6

2008 Exeter 31 – Andover 14

1911 Andover 23 – Exeter 5

1960 Andover 18 – Exeter 18

2009 Exeter 21 – Andover 13

1912 Andover 7 – Exeter 0

1961 Andover 18 – Exeter 8

2010 Exeter 56 – Andover 33

1913 Exeter 59 – Andover 0

1962 Andover 6 – Exeter 6

2011 Exeter 39 – Andover 6

1914 Exeter 78 – Andover 7

1963 Exeter 9 – Andover 8

2012 Exeter 35– Andover 9

1915 Exeter 37 – Andover 7

1964 Exeter 31 – Andover 7

2013 Andover 13– Exeter 12

1916 Exeter 6 – Andover 0

1965 Exeter 8 – Andover 0

2014 Andover 13– Exeter 12

1917 Exeter 3 – Andover 0

1966 Exeter 26 – Andover 6

1918 Exeter 25 – Andover 7

1967 Andover 20 – Exeter 6

2015 Andover 29– Exeter 14 2016 ________ – ________

1919 Andover 19 – Exeter 0

1968 Exeter 22 – Andover 12

1920 Andover 6 – Exeter 3

1969 Andover 27 – Exeter 0

Series: Andover 71 / Exeter 54

1921 Exeter 34 – Andover 3

1970 Andover 34 – Exeter 8

1922 Exeter 12 – Andover 3

1971 Exeter 30 – Andover 20

1923 Andover 7 – Exeter 7

1972 Andover 19 – Exeter 6

1924 Exeter 10 – Andover 0

1973 Andover 32 – Exeter 0

1925 Andover 0 – Exeter 0

1974 Exeter 28 – Andover 7

1926 Andover 20 – Exeter 3

1975 Andover 33 – Exeter 20

Ties: 10

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Design: Sally Abugov, P ’07 Sports Information Di rector: David Fricke Our thanks to Paige Ro berts, director of PA’s Archives & Special Collections, and to our counterparts at Phillips Exeter.

Photo credits: David Fr icke, Becky Hession, Ian Hu rley ’19, John Hurley, and others

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