ST. PAUL VI
OFFICE OF ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT
Dear Girls Soccer Players, Families, Friends, and Supporters,
Fall 2025
About 400,000 high school girls in the United States play soccer, and here at St. Paul VI Catholic High School we are blessed to cheer on about 55 of those female student-athletes each fall season! Our players excel in the classrooms, on the field, and in our community. What they are asked to do is not easy, and yet our Lady Panthers work tirelessly to hone their soccer skills and share their God-given talents. They do so as a team, upholding the tenets of our Catholic school mission and inspiring the extraordinary in others.
World-renowned soccer star, Mia Hamm, noted “My coach said I run like a girl, and I said if he ran a little faster he could too.” It is a pleasure to cheer on our student-athletes and share in their joy as they compete. Many thanks to their head coach, Chris Campbell, and all of our assistant coaches, parents, family members, and friends for supporting our girls soccer program. Looking forward to an amazing season as our Lady Panthers continue to grow in grace and wisdom!
Go Panthers!
Peace and blessings,
Laura Swenson Head of School
“Grow in Grace and Wisdom”
PAUL VI SOCCER ALUMNI
Here is the list of former PVI Girls Soccer players who are playing or who have played collegiately. The listed years are the senior season they played at PVI.
2025
Leah Anand - St. John's University
Charlie Balderrama - George Washington University
Ella Morningstar - Shepherd University
2024
Katelyn Holt - Louisiana State University
2023
Alauna Rutland - Howard University
2022
Caroline Graham - Villanova University
Sophie Weeks - Dayton University
2021
Olivia Gaillard - St. Francis College
Noelia Melendez - Marymount University
2020
Alex Parra - St. Francis University
Brianna Arevalo - Marymount University
2019
Gretchen Bennett - Boston University
Abby Pogreba - Christopher Newport University
Maya Anand - Binghamton University
2018
Katie Coritz - Columbia University
Emily Dettbarn - Hood College
Emily Kavanaugh - University of Illinois Chicago
Brigid Sullivan - Manhattanville College
2017
Gabriella Gordon - United States Naval Academy
Molly Cripe - York College
2016
Keri Vornadore - Old Dominion University
Natalie McCarthy - York College
2015
Anna Tapen - George Washington University
Maddie Watson - St. John’s University
2014
Jenna Hamilton - George Mason University
Liz Lamas - Virginia Commonwealth University
2013
Cali Hutson - University of Tennessee
Megan O’Keefe - American University
2012
Ava Brown - Catholic University
2011
Taylor Norman - High Point University
Alana Henby - Radford University
2010
Casey Vornadore - George Mason University
Melissa Westphal - University of South CarolinaAiken
2008
Molly Kaye - College of William & Mary
Jordan McDonald - George Mason University
2007
Caroline Lamberti - Washington & Lee University
Nicole Westphal - University of South Carolina-Aiken
2006
Kelly Grant - Stony Brook University
Kelly Semko - DePaul University
Allie Armellino-Barfield - East Carolina University
PAUL VI SOCCER ALUMNI
Many PVI players have been recognized for their outstanding abilities on the field. Congratulations to all listed below for their dedication and accomplishments.
Name
2024 Taylor Morrell 1st team 1st team (Gatorade state POY Finalist)
Leah Anand 1st team 1st team
Peace Veazey 1st team Hon. Men.
Ella Morningstar 2nd Team
Alexis Foris 2nd Team
Chandler Kydd 2nd Team
Addie Faas Hon. Men.
Charlie Balderrama Hon. men
Sienna Cormier Hon. Men.
2023 Taylor Morrell 1st Team Hon. Men.
Alexis Foris 2nd Team
Addy Faas 2nd Team
Peace Veazey 2nd Team
Ella Morningstar Hon. Men.
Kate Fiorenza Hon. Men.
Sienna Cormier Hon. Men.
2022 Alauna Rutland 1st Team
Lizzie Dickson 2nd Team
Erin Barrett Hon. Men.
Addy Faas Hon. Men.
Lia Pugsley Hon. Men.
2021 Katie Green 1st Team
Alauna Rutland 1st Team
Sophie Weeks 1st Team
Lizzie Dickson 2nd Team
Vanessa Colmenares Hon. Men.
Caroline Graham Hon. Men.
Caroline Maso Hon. Men.
2019 Hailey McGregor First Team
Alex Parra Hon. Men.
Rachel Connolly Hon. Men.
Joanna Schmank Hon. Men.
2018 Hailey McGregor First Team
Gretchen Bennett Second Team
Abby Pogreba Hon. Men.
Sophie Weeks Hon. Men.
Alex Parra Hon. Men.
2017 Katie Coritz 1st Team 1st Team
Emily Kavanaugh 1st Team Hon. Men.
Gretchen Bennett 1st Team Hon. Men.
Maya Anand 2nd Team
Abby Pogreba 2nd Team
Kelly Urlwin Hon. Men.
Emily Dettbarn Hon. Men.
Christina Green Hon. Men.
2016 Gabriella Gordon 1st Team 1st Team Player of the Year
Name All Conference Honor All Met
2016 Molly Cripe 1st Team 2nd Team
Katie Coritz 2nd Team Hon. Men.
Cat Pozo-Olano 2nd Team
Gretchen Bennett 2nd Team
Meaghan Bornholdt 2nd Team
Maya Anand Hon. Men.
Anna Moshella Hon. Men.
Hailey McGregor Hon. Men.
2015 Katie Coritz 2nd Team
Cat Pozo-Olano 2nd Team
Molly Cripe Hon. Men.
Kelly Urlwin Hon. Men.
Keri Vornadore Hon. Men.
2014 Christina Wulff 1st Team
Anna Tapen 2nd Team
Maddie Watson 2nd Team
Tiffany Harlow Hon. Men.
2014 Kylie Wright Hon. Men.
Anna Moschella Hon. Men.
2013 Christina Wulff 2nd Team
Maddie Watson 2nd Team
Megan Golinowski Hon. Men.
Jenna Hamilton Hon. Men.
Anna Tapen Hon. Men.
2012 Cali Hutson 1st Team 2nd Team
Megan O'Keefe 1st Team
Erika Strano 2nd Team
Jenna Hamilton 2nd Team
Maddie Watson Hon. Men.
Christina Wulff Hon. Men.
Liz Lamas Hon. Men.
Claire Turcott Hon. Men.
2011 Cali Hutson 1st Team
Michaela Aldrich 2nd Team
Jenna Hamilton Hon. Men.
Ava Brown Hon. Men.
Christina Wulff Hon. Men.
2010 Erin O'Shaughnessy 2nd Team
Liz Lamas Third Team
Megan Golinowski Hon. Men.
Kendal Turbitt Hon. Men.
Ava Brown Hon. Men.
2009 Casey Vornadore 1st Team
Cali Hutson 1st Team
Kelli Caputy Third Team
Shannon Field Third Team
Gabi Morrison Hon. Men.
Molly Mason Hon. Men.
Stefanie Mueller Hon. Men.
G o o d L u c k t h i s s e a s o n P a n t h e r s ! L E T ’ S G O C H A N D L E R L E T ’ S G O C H A N D L E R W e L o v e Y o u !
But in particular.... Chuck
Wishing everyone in the Girls Soccer Program a successful season. We love you.
Best of luck to our Sadie, her teammates and the GSOC family in her senior year and final season of PVI SocCer!
Love, Mom & Dad
FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR…
Welcome to the 2025 soccer season! We are very excited and proud to have Chris Campbell for his fourth year with the girls soccer program. We are blessed to have dedicated coaches leading our student-athletes. Coaches who teach accountability, understand and encourage academic success, and work hard to build great teams based in faith. Coaches who are “teachers” and Christian leaders with character and integrity make a tremendous difference in the lives of our children. Teaching our student-athletes to be respectful and accountable is teaching them to be successful in life. We are also very fortunate to have such a strong network of support from our alumni, boosters, parents, school staff, and our overall community. No doubt about it…PVI is truly a special place.
It is critical to recognize the value that athletics have as a part of the educational process, our mission and our ministry. As a college-prep school, we strive to run athletic programs that combine the right amounts of ability and desire to move to the next level in the athletic experience. A major focus of our athletic program is to help our student-athletes develop lasting life skills to use as they move on in college, in a career, as productive members of society, as husbands and wives, and as parents. When you surround a child with the gospel, discipline, integrity, and truth, you can make a difference in his or her life forever. That is the core of our mission. It is easier to build boys and girls, than it is to mend men and women.
Finally, I'd like to remind all of our spectators to be "good sports." Let the coaches coach and let the players play. Create a positive environment for all involved, a place student-athletes and parents get the most out of their experiences. One where winning isn’t the only thing. One where opponents and officials are never taunted or humiliated. An environment where the emphasis is on positive relationships and learning important life lessons through hard work, competition, and faith.
It is an honor and a privilege to serve as the Director of Athletics at PVI. I am humbled by our community’s sense of togetherness. We are truly ALL IN! #ALLINPVI.
GO PANTHERS !
William H. Emerson III, RAA Director of Athletics
CONGRATS TO OUR SENIORS
2025 PANTHER SUPPORTERS
Almodovar Family
Casagrande Family
Clements Family
Coury Family
Cremins Family
Crofford Family
Darrow Family
DiMasi Family
Grimm Family
Harn Family
Kirk Family
Krepinevich Family
Kydd Family
Larkin Family
McGillyCuddy Family
Minutillo Family
Morrell Family
Mull Family
Nicosia Family
Overstreet Family
Panzer Family
Pattison Family
Penetrante Family
Pugsley Family
Robinson Family
Sanders Family
Stratford Family
Taddeo Family
Veazey Family
Community Partners
Sully Animal Hospital and VOSC
Northern Virginia Orthodontics
PR Run and Walk
Shellie and Freda
Real Estate
Classy
Detailing Service
Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
MEET THE COACHES
Coach Chris Campbell — Head Coach
Coach Campbell is in his fourth year leading the PVI Girls Soccer program, arriving at the school ahead of the 2022 season with 25 years of head coaching experience at the high school, club, Super-Y and WPSL levels, having coached hundreds of student-athletes. His coaching experience includes developing teams for Loudoun Soccer, Southwestern Youth Association (now Virginia Valor), and Old Dominion Football Club with both girls and boys teams. He brings academy and development-level coaching experience through U-21, is a USSF-licensed coach, and holds various coaching certifications and diplomas.
Coach Campbell spent three years as the first head coach of the Cesena USA Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) team competing with teams across the Eastern US with college players from local universities, as well as five years as the head coach for the NoVA FC/Virginia Alliance Super-Y team, starting with U-13 girls. In the spring, Coach Campbell is the Head Varsity Coach of the Freedom High School Girls Soccer program in Loudoun County. PVI Girls Soccer won the 2024 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) Championship, the fourth time in program history. Coach Campbell was named the 2024 Virginia High School League Coach of the Year and the 2024 Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year. In addition, Coach Campbell was named the DC Pigskin Club Coach of the Year and was one of four finalists for the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Sportsperson of the Year. Coach Campbell has been recognized as the VHSL District Coach of the Year, Loudoun Coach of the Year, and Region Coach of the Year several times (most recently in the spring of 2025 when his Freedom team returned to the Virginia High School League State Final Four).
His 2024 Freedom High School team won the Virginia Class 6 State Championship (with a 23-0 record, ranked #1 in the DCmetro area by The Washington Post and #11 in the US by the US Soccer Coaches Association, the only undefeated team in Virginia and one of only two undefeated teams in the USSCA Top-25 rankings nationally), scoring 123 goals while conceding only seven.
Coach Campbell has coached three finalists for the Virginia Gatorade State Player of the Year, one Gatorade State Player of the Year (2024), dozens of All-District players, dozens of All-Region players, and handfuls of All-State and All-Met players (including First Team All-Met players and an All-Met Player of the Year).
Coach Campbell's players have gone on to continue their soccer careers at D1-D3 colleges including Bridgewater, Christopher Newport, Florida, Georgetown, George Washington, Hamilton College, Hofstra, Howard, Ithaca, LSU, Mary Washington, Ohio State, Penn State, Radford, Rensselear, St. John's, Seton Hall, Shepherd, Tampa, UNCG, UNCW, Winthrop, York College, and other college programs.
Coach Campbell and his wife Lori live in South Riding, VA. They have four adult children, all who have played their sport at the collegiate level, and one granddaughter. Coach Campbell has a degree from the University of Virginia and heads a marketing strategy consulting firm, nxtMOVE, based in Northern Virginia.
Coach Kim Kammerdeiner — Varsity Assistant Coach/Goalkeeper Coach
Now in her sixth season at PVI, Coach Kammerdeiner brings over 35 years of coaching experience and a legacy of excellence. An NCAA National Champion at George Mason (1985) and member of the 1991 U.S. Women’s World Cup-winning team, Kim is also honored in the U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame.
She’s coached at every level—from youth to national programs— and most recently led goalkeeper development for McLean ECNL and Academy. In addition to being a part of the 2024 WCAC Girls Soccer Championship at PVI, Coach Kammerdeiner also serves as Varsity Assistant Coach at Freedom High School, where she helped guide the girl's team to a 2024 Virginia Class 6 State Championship.
Off the field, she’s a proud mom of four and grandmother to four amazing grandchildren.
MEET THE COACHES
Coach Brooke Longo - Head JV Coach
Coach Longo is in her third year on the PVI Girls Soccer staff. She played soccer at Frostburg State University for four years, and has coached multiple levels throughout her career. She coached ten years with Champion Soccer Training while she was a graduate assistant at Frostburg State University.
Coach Longo works in Loudoun County as a professional firefighter/EMT and is a fitness and wellness coach for the LCFD. She is very excited for the PVI season!
Coach Noelle Nicholas — JV Assistant Coach
Coach Nicholas is in her second year with the Girls Soccer program at PVI. With over 10 years of coaching experience, she has worked with a range of club and academy programs including Southwestern Youth Association (now Virginia Valor), New River United, and Soccer Academy. She also teaches biology and sports medicine at PVI. At Virginia Tech, she studied the science of human nutrition, foods and exercise.
Fun facts: She was a four-year collegiate athlete; however, she was the HokieBird mascot, not a soccer player. Coach Nicholas has experience working with professional sports organizations such as the NFL, NHL and MLB. You just might catch her at your favorite DC sports games!
Coach Sarah VerdisRecovery, Mobility, and Nutrition Coach
Coach Verdis is a high school health and physical education teacher and varsity soccer coach. She has been in education and coaching for ten years. In addition to being a part of the 2024 WCAC Girls Soccer Championship at PVI, she is also the Varsity Assistant Coach of the Freedom High School Girls Soccer program which has won consecutive VHSL Cedar Run District Championships, VHSL Region 6B Championships, has appeared in two State Final Fours, and won the Virginia Class 6 State Championship in 2024.
Coach Verdis specializes in post-game recovery and mobility training for athletes utilizing her background in physical education, personal training (she is a certified NASM trainer), and yoga. Coach Verdis is in her fourth year with Paul VI Girls Soccer and she is excited to be a member of the Panther Family!
MEET THE COACHES
Coach Natalie McCarthyStrength and Conditioning Coach
Coach McCarthy is a PVI Class of 2016 and PVI Girls Soccer alumna, NSCA strength and conditioning coach, and former all-conference collegiate soccer player at York College. Coach McCarthy played club soccer for Coach Campbell during her high school years. This is her fourth year on the coaching staff at PVI. She works full-time for the American Psychiatric Nurses Association and has a background in business and communications. Coach McCarthy is excited to be a PVI Panther again!
Coach Mandy Ronay - Mindset Performance Coach
Coach Ronay enters her 25th year of coaching with experience as a Division I athlete, college coach, and now Mindset Performance Coach. A former two-sport athlete at Robinson High School in Fairfax, she went on to play Division I basketball at West Virginia University before coaching at William & Mary and Syracuse.
Over the past few years, Coach Ronay has supported multiple high school teams throughout Loudoun and Fairfax counties, not only helping them perform better and more consistently on the field, but also in life. Now in her second season at PVI, she is super excited and grateful to be part of such an amazing program!
VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER CLASS OF 2026
GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER ROSTER
VARSITY ROSTER
None
Nickname
robertson
Nickname
Virginia Tech, Penn State, UNCW, JMU Be a teacher
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
VARSITY ROSTER
Name
Colleges of Choice
Georgetown Study nursing
Nickname Pre-Game Hype
Peacie Poker Face
Colleges of Choice
CNU, Virginia Tech, UNCW Physical therapist
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
Quote Lyd Stir Fry - Migos "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."
Colleges of Choice Future Plans
Notre Dame, Michigan, Penn State, University of Arizona, Ohio State
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote D or DC Still Sleepless - D.O.D & Carla Monroe "You don't get what you wish for; you get what you work for." - Estée Lauder
Colleges of Choice
Plans
Purdue To become a pilot
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote Gaby ET by Katy Perry "She believed she could and so she did!"
Colleges of Choice
Maryland, Virginia Tech, USC Become a pediatrician
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
Gabby Confident by Justin Bieber
Favorite Quote
"Success isn't always about greatness. It's about consistency. Consistent hard work leads to success. Greatness will come." - Dwayne Johnson
Colleges of Choice
Undecided
Plans
To keep playing soccer and to keep being happy
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote
Mimi Rather Lie by Playboi Carti and The Weeknd "Be yourself, everyone else is already taken." -Oscar Wilde
Colleges of Choice
Undecided To be a doctor and to be a mother.
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
VARSITY ROSTER
Name
Kayleigh Clements Forward 18 11
Colleges of Choice Future Plans
VT, JMU Go to college and figure out what I want to do!
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote
Kay Just Keep WatchingTate McRae "Be a goldfish." - Ted Lasso
Almodovar
Daniela
Kayleigh
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote
Dani Right Here by Justin Bieber "Hard work beats
Gwenyth McGowan Defense 20 11
Colleges of Choice Future Plans
UC Berkeley, NYU Have a successful junior year!
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote
Gwen Small Town Fame by Drake or Work Out J.Cole "Try to be a rainbow in someone else's cloud." by Maya Angelou
Colleges of Choice Future Plans
U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Kenyon College Go to a great college and have a successful career.
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
Favorite Quote
Marchie TIME & A PLACE by Lil Tecca "Happiness is the real sense of fulfillment that comes from hard work." - Joseph Barbara
Gwenyth
Minutillo
Marcella
pugsley
Casey Krepinevich
Colleges of Choice
Colleges of Choice Future Plans
UNC, Clemson, Auburn Study psychology
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote Pugs Bad Blood (feat Kendrick Lamar) "Hard work is a prison sentence only if it does not have meaning." - Malcom Gladwell
I don't know yet Become an engineer
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
Waka Waka
Colleges of Choice
JMU, Penn State, UTK
Work in the medical field
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song Favorite Quote
Carli Lloyd
Name
Annie Graham
Colleges of Choice Future Plans
Villanova, Creighton, Richmond, Bucknell
Nickname Pre-Game Hype Song
Annie Blow The Whistle "The
Lilah
VARSITY ROSTER
mcgillycuddy
VT, UVA, UF, JMU
Thank You
TO OUR TEAM MANAGERS
Allie Rowles
Ava Ling Lilah Warega
Valentina Roberts
Veronica Sebastianelli Reese Gerhard Seanna Downs
Not Pictured: Leslie Burnett
GIRLS JV SCHEDULE
Thank You
ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Ken Kuberski
Gabi Ross
GIRLS JV SOCCER ROSTER
JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER
JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER
Ryleigh
Alyssa
VARSITY ROSTER
Corsino
Marisa
JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER
Position
Goalkeeper
Secret Talent/Skill
I can play the ukulele.
SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT
Other ways supporters can interact with the team:
LIVE STREAM THE GAME
The Hudl live stream gives family and friends an opportunity to watch home games and some away games:
PVI PARTNERS WITH HUDL FOR LIVE STREAM
St. Paul VI Catholic High School has partnered with Hudl, so Panther Fans near and far will be able to live stream our home games at no cost. Hudl Focus auto-tracking cameras are installed in the PAC and Luke McGuire Stadium and will follow, record, and provide a live streaming. Tune in through our Hudl Channel. Our families do not have to pay to watch.
Please note: All attendees must be aware that by being at the stadium and entering the PAC, you consent to your voice, name, and/or likeness being used, without compensation, in films, and tapes for use in any and all media, whether now known or hereafter devised, for eternity, and you release the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, its successors, assignees, and licensees from any liability whatsoever of any nature.
PVI Girls Soccer, and all PVI sports, are streaming here:
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