news from the athletics department
▼ Pair inducted into St. Andrew’s Athletics Hall of Fame
This fall, St. Andrew’s inducted two new alumni into the Athletics Hall of Fame – Ashley (Ehrenreich) Carey ’01 and Tim Gregg ’11. Carey was a standout multisport athlete who earned local, regional, and national recognition for her talent on the field. As a lacrosse player, she was Honorable Mention All-American. She captained the 2000 Girls Varsity Soccer ISL A Championship team and was a four-year member of the basketball team. She was named the St. Andrew’s Athlete of the Year in 2000 and 2001 and received the Lions Award all four years in the Upper School for participating in three varsity sports. Gregg was the most decorated golfer in St. Andrew’s history, earning both individual and team MAC honors throughout his Upper School career. He
was a member of four consecutive MAC championship teams, serving as team captain his senior year, and a three-time All-MAC selection. He led the MAC in low scoring average for two years and was MAC individual champion his junior year. Gregg also played tennis and basketball for the Lions. ▲ Fall Sports Roundup
It was a busy fall sports season at St. Andrew’s as the Lions returned to MAC and ISL play. The golf team had its most successful season in a decade as it posted a second-place finish in the MAC. Leading the team was Vasilios Doulaveris ’24 who finished second among all golfers with a score of 74 and earned All-MAC honors. The girls cross country team continued its run of success at the Maryland Small Schools State Championship. For the 15th time in the past 21 years the Lions won 12
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the small school state title. The boys cross country team took home second place at the same meet. St. Andrew’s students continue to have success with local rowing clubs. Alex
