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Any comments about the book can be sent to the All Sports Program team of Robbie Haden and Michael Dierks at allsports@rockhursths.edu.

9301 State Line Road, KCMO 64114 816-363-2036 The All Sports Program is put together in order to promote the 11 athletic programs under the Athletic Department. The revenue helps underwrite the costs of these programs. Special thanks to our advertisers for supporting the ROCK. Also thanks to the coaching staffs for providing much of the information. Special thanks to the incoming freshmen and families for their help in selling ads. Thanks also to designer Curran Steck ‘13 and Raven Printing for their help in producing this year’s program.

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Before entering the world of commercial and editorial photography Ryan Nicholson taught and coached at Rockhurst High School from 1998 through 2001. He worked as the Assistant Athletic Director alongside of Doug Bruce, coached basketball, and taught Social Studies during his time at the Rock.

Ryan moved to Phoenix the summer of 2001 and left the teaching profession to start Ryan Nicholson Photography the summer of 2002. He specializes in environmental portraiture, lifestyle and sports related imagery and was thrilled to create some new images for his former employer.

Ryan’s photographic work has appeared in a variety of publications including Sports Illustrated, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal and he has shot campaigns for major corporations from Sprint to Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Ryan and his wife Stephanie returned to the Kansas City area in 2007 to raise their two daughters Manoa and Malia. You can view more of his work at his website www.ryan-nicholson.com or follow him on Instagram @rnicholsonphoto.

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Welcome from the President Dear Rockhurst Community and our guests, Welcome to today’s athletic contest! We are so grateful to come together in the spirit of competition that serves the development of the young people we serve today. Rock Thanks! Of course, there is so much more than competition that takes place in the educational purposes of athletics. Students learn teamwork, self-sacrifice, perseverance and dedication. They learn how to accept feedback and guidance. They learn how to handle themselves when things go well and when things do not. Whether winning or losing, they learn how to be reflective in what went well and what did not in order to grow in continuous improvement. The lessons are many and they transfer to greater lessons in life, but the purpose of today’s activities are rooted in the education and formation we are called to provide young people. We wish for all those participating to grow in what it means to practice sportsmanship.

And this is the appropriate context for those who cheer them on in competition. Whether we are classmates or teachers, siblings or parents, friends or alumni, we are here in support of the young men who play. May our support be reflective of the highest callings that ground the purpose that answer the question ‘why’ we are here.

We come together with great gratitude for many who make today’s contest possible. Rock Thanks! to our officials who provide much needed structure for the best of all involved. Rock Thanks! to our athletic directors, coaches, administrators and staff from all schools who work hard on many details that orient themselves for the best conditions to serve our students.

Rock Thanks! to our parents, friends and benefactors who support the mission of Rockhurst and insure our very ability to live out this aspect of our mission.

And finally, as a Jesuit Catholic school, we thank God – Rock Thanks God!, for the many gifts and talents of the student-athletes who share in competition today. We ask that God keep all of our athletes safe from harm and call forth in all present today to our best selves for the greater honor and glory of God. We are so glad to be with you today! Enjoy the game. Go Hawklets! Rock State!

God bless,

David J. Laughlin President

Mission Statement Rockhurst High School serves the greater Kansas City area by educating Ignatian leaders, “MEN FOR OTHERS”, in the Roman Catholic, Jesuit college preparatory tradition.

In the spirit of Saint Ignatius Loyola, its goal is the formation of the whole person within a diverse and desciplined environment, as one who is open to growth, strives for academic excellence, is religious, loving and committed to justice through service.

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A little bit about this year’s Program...

Rock PROUD, Rock TOUGH...What is a key component of Rockhurst athletics? It is how the present tries to build from the tradition. It is helping young men recognize that the process is more important than the product. This year’s All Sports Program attempts to share with you how our current students are full of hopes and dreams. The sky is the limit for our Hawklets as long as they understand and commit to the many traditions rooted in the daily process. These traditions have been built over time. Formation has always been our focus and when these young men in this edition of the program this season make commitments to work hard, be a great teammate, trust their coaches, have fun, build life-long friendships and give their best effort, they have achieved the purpose of Rockhurst athletics. Those are the hallmarks of Rockhurst athletics and have helped to build character and confidence over the years. And yes, we believe that championships also come out of this philosophy.

So, enjoy the images, the stories, the hopes of this year’s Hawklets as they look to the clouds to dream big and work hard to make it a reality! Rock STATE!

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Welcome from the Principal

Vision Statement Rockhurst High School will be sought out and recognized for its ability to educate men-for-others.

Rockhurst High School will, in the Jesuit tradition, foster lifelong friendships based on enduring principles and Ignatian values.

It will be nationally and locally recognized as the best value-added education because of its success in developing community leaders for an increasingly diverse world.

Welcome to Rockhurst High School. I especially welcome our visitors and guests. Rockhurst has a strong tradition of excellence in our athletic programs. I believe that our athletic programs play an important role in our desire to educate young men in the spirit of St. Ignatius of Loyola. It is our hope that all of our programs assist the young men at Rockhurst to become leaders.

Athletic competition provides a means for our students to develop their God-given talents. Participation in our programs teaches our student athletes to work hard, become part of something greater than themselves, and practice good sportsmanship. Being part of a team and working together creates enduring memories of life at Rockhurst; these memories will last a lifetime.

I offer my sincere thanks to Mr. Mike Dierks and Mr. Kevin McGill and to the coaches, managers, trainers, team physicians, parent volunteers and staticians for making our athletic programs so meaningful to the young men at Rockhurst.

I also appreciate Mr. Mike Dierks ‘91, Athletic Director, Mr. Robbie Haden ‘09, Director of Communications, and Mr. Curran Steck ‘13, for their tremendous effort in publishing this year’s edition of the All Sports Program.

As an alumnus of the class of 1981, many of my memories of life at The Rock are of joining my classmates as we cheered for the Hawklets. I look forward to, once again, cheering on the Hawklets with colleagues, parents, alumni, past parents, and all fans of Rockhurst. Thank you for your dedication to all we do here at Rockhurst High School. AMDG Sincerely yours,

Greg Harkness Principal

Class of 1981

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Rockhurst Admissions Admissions Calendar 2018-19 Open House

Admission Information

To apply for admission to Rockhurst High School, contact the Admission Office to obtain an application packet. This includes all the forms necessary for applying to Rockhurst.

Once all materials are turned in, the admissions committee reviews each application to determine how Rockhurst can best serve the applicant and his family.

Open House

Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Rockhurst hosts an Open House each year to give young men in grades six through eight and their families a chance to tour the school. The Open House allows the families to see the school’s facilities and meet with current faculty and students.

Completed Application Due

This year's Open House will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, November 4, 2017.

Dec. 15, 2018

Financial Aid Applications Due Dec. 15, 2018

Placement Test

Saturday, Dec. 8, 2018 or Jan. 12, 2019 Check in at 8 a.m.

McGee Hall Testing begins at 8:30 a.m.

School Recommendation and Transcript Due January 15, 2019

Decision Letters Mailed February 15, 2019

Enrollment Contract Due March 8, 2019

Class of 2023 Registration March 4 or 5, 2019

Qualifying Exams

April 27 and May 4, 2019

Questions?

Contact the admissions department at 816-363-2036 ext. 557

Visit Program

The Visit Program is another great way for prospective eighth graders to get a sense of a typical day at Rockhurst. Each participant spends a day “shadowing” one of our freshman through his daily class schedule.

Visitors report to the Admissions Office at 7:50 a.m. and stay until the end of the regular school day. As an added bonus, lunch is on us! Visit the admission section on our website to schedule a shadow day.

Placement Test

Every student who plans to enroll in any Catholic high school in either Kansas or Missouri must take a standardized placement test. The test will be administered at Rockhurst High School at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, December 8, 2018 and Saturday, January 12, 2019. Results of the test will be used to identify potential candidates for honors classes and also help the admission committee determine summer school attendance.

Financial Aid

Rockhurst annually awards $2.4 million in financial assistance to its students.

The financial aid awarded to students varies according to individual merit and financial circumstances. Aid awards are determined after taking into account an analysis by an independent agency of the family’s need, the applicant’s academic performance, and his enthusiasm for a Rockhurst education.

Thanks to the generosity of alumni and other donors, Rockhurst awards scholarships to many of our incoming and returning students. With few exceptions, scholarship awards are based strictly upon merit and financial need. Aid eligibility requires that a family file a financial aid statement with the Director of Admission and Financial Aid, but no separate application is necessary to receive scholarships.

In addition to need-based scholarships, an incoming freshman may qualify for one of four different academic scholarships based on his composite score on the high school placement test. To be eligible for either scholarship, an eight grader must have: - B+ average in his seventh and eighth grade years - Received a positive teacher’s recommendation - Taken the placement test at Rockhurst High School Academic scholarships ranging from $500-$2,000 are awarded to incoming freshmen who achieve a composite score between the 96th and 99th percentile on the High School Placement Exam.

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Welcome from the Athletic Director One of the missions of cocurricular school activities is to serve as an extension of the classroom. There are strong lessons to be learned in athletics. Lessons include setting and maintaining high standards of sportsmanship, ethics and integrity in our schools and our society. It is up to us to provide the direction and constant vigilance under which good sportsmanship can prosper and have a positive impact on our children, the leaders of tomorrow.

We feel the need to stress the type of exemplary behavior that should be exhibited by all coaches, players and spectators at our events.

The value of the lessons learned by exhibiting good sportsmanship will last a lifetime. If we ever lose sight of that, then athletics is not worth sponsoring. The positive actions of a coach, athlete or spectator at an event can influence how our school is perceived in our own community and the communities of those schools we meet on the field of play.

Sportsmanship, quite simply, translates to citizenship for our young men and women and all those involved with the interscholastic program.

Through our programs young people learn and practice RESPECT ‌ respect for self and respect for others.

We are asking for your support in this effort by emphasizing to your son what is expected of them at an athletic event as a competitor or spectator. After all, such events are an extension of the school day, and we should expect the same type of respectful behavior exhibited in the athletic arena as we do in the classroom. We urge you to ask your children to demonstrate self-control and self-discipline and at the same time, enjoy the games.

Finally, we ask you to set a good example when in the stands at an event. It is only through these efforts that we can clearly communicate what is acceptable behavior. We hope that your positive example will help set the tone for those around you so we may all enjoy the games our athletic teams are involved in. Sportsmanship starts with you!

When you purchase a ticket to an athletic event, you are given the privilege to view the action and to voice your support of our teams. We want that support to be in a positive tone. Simply put; let the coaches coach, the players play and the officials officiate. While in the stands tonight, cheer for the Hawklets and make us proud!

We look forward to serving you this year and appreciate your continued support of Rockhurst athletics.

Thanks!

Michael Dierks Athletic Director Class of 1991

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Rockhurst Athletic Department Kevin McGill Asst. Athletic Dir.

Greg Buckman Asst. Athletic Dir.

Rick Staihr Ticket Manager

Sportsmanship Paul McGannon Athletic Trainer Mr. Paul McGannon brings 30 years of experience and has joined the Rockhurst faculty and staff full-time. Previously he was at Sports Rehab doing athletic training coverage and as part owner of the company. A graduate of the Rock (`72) Paul went on to earn his BA at Rockhurst University and his MA in Science Athletic Training from Central Missouri University. His biggest sports influence was being part of the 1985 World Champion KC Royals. An avid hockey fan, Mr. McGannon is a part of NHL21 Civic Group, which attempts to bring NHL games and ultimately an NHL franchise to Kansas City. Mr. McGannon and his wife have three sons: PT, Brian and Kevin.

It is the desire of Rockhurst High School that good sportsmanship be practiced by students, players, coaches and fans.

Acts such as throwing items on the playing surface, participation in vulgar cheers, participation in cheers against referees, etc., will be considered offensive to RHS as they don’t teach good sportsmanship.

Violators will be escorted from the game and could be banned from attending future Rockhurst activities.

Please support your school in a manner that will reflect positively on both you and your school.

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State Championships The goal of each Rockhurst team is to earn a banner that will be hung and celebrated in either the performance gym (1st place) or the Loyola Center (2nd and 3rd place). Since the school’s first State Championship in 1932 (basketball), Rockhurst has placed in the top-three at State 129 times almost all coming after the 1960s.

Tennis 1975 (1st) 1976 (1st) 1982 (3rd) 1983 (1st) 1986 (2nd) 1989 (3rd) 1995 (3rd) 1996 (1st) 1997 (1st) 1998 (1st)

1999 (1st) 2000 (1st) 2001 (1st) 2002 (1st) 2003 (1st) 2004 (1st) 2005 (1st) 2007 (1st) 2008 (2nd) 2009 (1st)

2010 (2nd) 2011 (3rd) 2012 (2nd) 2013 (1st) 2014 (1st) 2015 (1st) 2016 (2nd) 2017 (3rd) 2018 (2nd)

1999 (1st) 2000 (1st) 2002 (3rd) 2003 (3rd) 2004 (2nd) 2005 (1st) 2006 (1st) 2007 (3rd) 2008 (1st) 2009 (1st)

2010 (1st) 2011 (2nd) 2012 (1st) 2013 (2nd) 2014 (3rd) 2015 (2nd) 2016 (2nd) 2017 (1st) 2018 (3rd)

Swim & Dive 1st Place finishes: 73

2001 (3rd) 2002 (2nd) 2003 (3rd) 2004 (2nd) 2005 (3rd) 2006 (3rd) 2007 (1st)

2008 (1st) 2010 (1st) 2013 (1st) 2015 (3rd) 2016 (2nd) 2017 (1st)

Track & Field 1975 (1st) 1976 (1st)

2012 (1st) 2013 (1st) 2014 (1st)

2nd Place finishes: 35 3rd Place finishes: 24

1969 (2nd) 1971 (1st) 1973 (2nd) 1981 (1st) 1982 (2nd)

1983 (1st) 1986 (1st) 1987 (1st) 1989 (2nd) 1999 (2nd)

2000 (1st) 2002 (1st) 2007 (1st) 2010 (1st) 2014 (2nd)

Basketball 1932 (1st) 1949 (2nd) 1970 (2nd) 1971 (3rd)

1986 (2nd) 1987 (1st) 1989 (1st) 2000 (3rd)

2005 (3rd) 2007 (2nd) 2013 (1st)

Cross Country

Soccer 1987 (3rd) 1988 (2nd) 1989 (2nd) 1991 (3rd) 1994 (3rd) 1998 (1st) 1999 (1st)

2008 (1st) 2009 (1st) 2010 (1st) 2011 (1st)

Football

Golf 1974 (1st) 1976 (1st) 1977 (3rd) 1978 (2nd) 1979 (3rd) 1984 (1st) 1991 (1st) 1996 (2nd) 1997 (2nd) 1998 (1st)

2005 (1st) 2006 (1st) 2006 (1st) 2007 (1st)

2011 (2nd) 2015 (2nd) 2016 (1st)

Lacrosse 2001 (2nd) 2003 (1st) 2006 (1st) 2007 (2nd)

2008 (1st) 2009 (2nd) 2010 (1st) 2011 (1st)

Baseball 2004 (2nd) 2010 (3rd)

2014 (1st) 2017 (1st)

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Rockhurst Category

#of Members

Alumni 107 Baseball 4 Basketball 24 Coach 11 Football 60 Friend of the program 3 Golf 3

Lacrosse 1 Multi-Sport 41 Soccer 5 Tennis 5 Track & Field/CC 9 Wrestling 2

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Hall of Fame

The Rockhurst High School “Sports Hall of Fame” honors alumni, coaches, and friends who have had a major impact of the school’s athletic tradition. Given The Rock’s storied heritage of sporting excellence in the Midwest, selection to the Sports Hall means recognition among the “best of the best” in Midwestern athletic history.

The Sports Hall was established in 1991 by legendary coach and athletic director, Al Davis, Jr., along with his devoted student and friend, Mike Lillis ’56. Since the Charter Class of five men was inducted, the Sports Hall has grown to 111 members, including one of the largest classes to ever be inducted this year.

Honorees were determined by a Selection Committee that carefully reviews nominations

by Alumni Class Captains, as well as recommendations from the public at large, before submitting a slate to Rev. Terrence Baum, SJ, president of Rockhurst High School, for his blessing. Formal induction ceremonies occur each year during the Alumni Reunion Weekend.

Members of the Sports Hall have distinguished themselves in many ways and were considered for a variety of reasons to be honored. A breakdown of some of the categorical members is listed above.

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Hall of Fame Members Paul D. Ammatelli ‘82 (2012) W. Robert Aylward ‘45 (2006) Louis Robert Bauers ‘63 (2003) Eric Berg - Coach (2012) Brad E. Budde ‘76 (2004) Peter C. Brown ‘76 (2012) Doug Bruce ‘67 (2008)

New Hall of Fame inductees The page now turns on the remarkable story of athletics at the Rock to this year’s class.

Once again, the honorees represent a standard of excellence that sets Rockhurst High School apart from some of the top programs in the nation.

Patrick J. Caldwell ‘61 (2007) Michael Chonko ‘88 (2016) David B. Cone ‘81 (2005) John Cooper ‘87 (2011) Jeffrey S. Crippin ‘76 (2004) Jerome C. Culver - Coach (2006) Chris Cummings ‘72 (2009)

Chris Damico ‘89 (2015) Alton Davis, Jr. - Coach (1998) Sean Doyle ‘99 (2017) Michael Ertz ‘85 (2013) Tom Freeman ‘83 (2010) Robert Gamble ‘89 (2014) J. Randall Gardner ‘72 (2011)

William H. Dunn, Sr. ‘40

Jim Dorlac ‘88

Jason Tyrer ‘88

Bill Dunn, Sr. of the great Class of 1940 is one of the longest lifetime supporters of Rockhurst High School.

Now known more for his philanthropy, Bill was revered in the late-1930s for his accomplishments on the athletic fields.

He was the starting fullback who played a key role on the 1939 football team that went undefeated.

But Bill really stood out on the baseball diamond, where he starred for the school’s first baseball team his senior year. The 1940 team played just six games, but won them all. Bill was the starting and winning pitcher for four of those games.

After leading Rockhurst to an undefeated season, Bill and many teammtes would play for the Murray Davis American Legion Team that represented Kansas City in the State baseball playoffs. They beat the defending Champions, which featured Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola before getting knocked out of the tournament.

Combining the spring and summer seasons, Bill would go 13-1 as a starting pitcher.

Jim Dorlac of the great Class of 1988 was the conductor during the best two-year stretch in Rockhurst football history. After being thrown into the starting quarterback role with just two games left in his sophomore season, Jim led the Hawklets to consecutive wins.

He would get used to the taste of victory.

Over his junior and senior seasons, Jim orchestrated a high-powered veer offense that went 23-2 and won backto-back State Championships for the only time in program history. Jim’s running ability, matched by his passing threat, kept Rockhurst rolling down the field every game.

His decision-making was the deciding factor in a twominute drill that put the Hawklets into field goal range for the game-winning kick in the 1986 State Championship.

Named a team captain senior year, he earned 1st Team All-District and AllMetro honors, as well as 2nd Team All-State. Jim would go on to play at Benedictine College.

Jason Tyrer of the great Class of 1988 anchored two of the best defenses in the history of Rockhurst football.

A star defensive end that was constantly double-teamed, Jason was a terror to offenses.

He led the Hawklets to a whopping 12 shutouts in 25 games over his junior and senior seasons; 23 of those games were Rockhurst wins.

When teams did score, it wasn’t many points.

Opponents averaged just 4.8 points per game in 1986 and 6.5 points per game in 1987.

Both seasons ended in State titles.

Jason became a two-way player during his senior year, also playing a huge role as a strong blocker and receiver out of the tight end position.

In the 1987 State Semifinal game against Jefferson City, Jason caught a touchdown pass and blocked a punt for a safety, which boosted the Hawklets to the win.

He was also named a captain senior year and went on to 1st Team All-State recognition. Jason continued his career at KU.

Edward Mehrer ‘56 (1998) Andy Metzler ‘00 (2017) Brian T. Meyers ‘72 (2012) Paul Migliazzo ‘82 (2008) Carelton “Mickey” Miller ‘81 (2013) Steven B. Mingori ‘62 (2007) Harold Mitchem ‘86 (2013) Christopher Muehlbach ‘73 (2003) Matt Muehlbach ‘87 (2014) Thomas F. Muehlbach ‘64 (2004) Sean Mulcahy ‘72 (2009)

Owen Murphy ‘32 (1992) Jerome C. Overton ‘55 (2006) Phil Poppa ‘70 (2015) David C. Poskin ‘78 (2005) Chris Powell ‘90 (2015) Rick Pribyl ‘66 (2008) Thomas M. Raimo ‘55 (2007) Kenyon Rasheed ‘87 (2011) Edward Reardon ‘33 (2003) Edward “Jay” Reardon ‘76 (2004) Jerome J. Reardon ‘69 (2012)

Kerry Reardon ‘67 (2002) Jack Reichmeier ‘49 (1992) Alonzo Robinson ‘53 (2005) Matt Roney ‘93 (2016) Christopher Russell ‘87 (2017) James J. Ryan - Coach (1998) W. Stephen Ryan ‘59 (2007) Tim Ryan ‘87 (2010) Todd Schieffer ‘90 (2015) Don Schilling ‘61 (2009) Shawn Schmelzle ‘88 (2011)

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Travis Huenfeld ‘91 (2016) John Hungerford ‘84 (2014) Thomas W. Jantsch ‘77 (2004) Timothy C. Jantsch ‘77 (2004) Timothy G. Johnson ‘80 (2005) Tom Knox ‘88 (2013) Jerry L. Krause ‘56 (2012) William J. Krizman ‘76 (2012) Matthew Krull ‘94 (2016) Len LeCluyse ‘43 (1992)

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Bill Lillis ‘76 (2009) Helm W. Lillis ‘50 (2007) T. Michael Lillis ‘56 (2004) Thomas Lillis ‘49 (1998) Michael Long ‘84 (2014) Pat Mason ‘17 (1991) Ken Mayer ‘65 (2009) Paul McGannon Sr. ‘44 (2005) Raymond “Red” McKee ‘25 (1991) William J. McMahon ‘37 (2012)

Tony Blevins ‘93

Kevin Kopp ‘93

Jim Gates ‘96

Sean Connelly ‘98

Tony Blevins of the great Class of 1993 earned his spot on the football field as just a sophomore.

Considered “undersized” by appearance, he was said to be the hardest hitter on the field, pound for pound.

Tony was a highlight reel on both sides of the ball; breaking off big rushes at running back and intercepting passes at cornerback. In Tony’s senior season Rockhurst earned a national ranking of 12th in the USA Today Super 25, while averaging more than 31 points per game. Tony scored 15 touchdowns, while also intercepting 4 passes and averaging over 25 yards per punt return.

Garnering countless accolades during his high school career, Tony was named Player of the Year in Kansas City, a Simone Award Finalist, and a USA Today AllAmerican.

Tony stayed close to home at KU, despite having Division 1 offers from across the country. He would then go on to play his way into the NFL for three seasons.

Kevin Kopp of the great Class of 1993 was an eighttime letter winner here at The Rock. He was varsity for three years in track & field, two years in basketball where he was an Honorable Mention All-District and AllMetro player, and three years in football where Kevin really stood out.

He earned his way into the defensive starting lineup as just a sophomore and led the Hawklets in sacks, and from there on out continued his knack for finding the ball carrier. Leading a vaunted defense, Kevin gained individual notoriety his junior season, earning 2nd Team AllDistrict and All-Metro honors.

Kevin wowed the Midwest his senior year, noted as a top defensive player in the surrounding states.

He earned 2nd Team All-State recognition and was runner up for the Buck Buchanan Award, given to the best lineman or linebacker in the KC area.

Kevin still ranks among the top sack leaders in Rockhurst history. He went on to be a starter at KU for two seasons.

Jim Gates of the great Class of 1996 made the switch from baseball to golf after his freshman year; a decision that would heavily affect the Rockhurst golf program.

For the next three years, Jim would help lead the squad to three straight top-five finishes at State. Individually, he was the top Hawklet finisher as a sophomore, placing 14th out of 160 golfers. Junior and senior years he would put himself in the running for the best big class golfer in Missouri.

In 1995, Jim won Districts and the Hawklets won the team title. At State, Rockhurst placed 4th and Jim was the individual runner-up.

His senior year, coming off of a mid-season wrist injury, Jim returned for Districts. He again won the individual title and the Hawklets won as a team.

Rockhurst played its way to a 2nd place finish at State; and Jim notched another runnerup finish of his own, earning individual All-State honors all three years.

Jim continued his golf career at Kansas State.

Sean Connelly of the great Class of 1998 was the first lacrosse star not just at Rockhurst, but also in Kansas City. Sean is a founding member of the lacrosse program, which was recognized as a varsity sport in 1996.

In just the sport’s second year in existence, and Sean’s junior year, he put Rockhurst lacrosse on the map. Already the team’s leading returning scorer, he captained the squad that went 8-4 and reached the State Semifinals. Sean was named 1st Team AllConference and All-State.

Sean’s senior season, the Hawklets went 6-5, but had two one-loss games against St. Louis powerhouse DeSmet, which had been an established program for several years.

Sean was again leading scorer for The Rock and was renamed All-Conference and All-State. He was also named the Missouri Player of the Year.

Sean played collegiately at Boston College, becoming the first Rockhurst graduate, and player out of Kansas City, to play Division 1 lacrosse.

Tony Severino - Coach (2008) Brandon Shelby ‘00 (2017) Raymond Sonnenberg ‘30 (1992) McCasey Smith ‘98 (2015) Timothy “Ryan” Smith ‘96 (2016) Virgil D. Staponski ‘67 (2007) John A. Steck ‘40 (2006) Janet Cauley Stephenson - Parent (2003) Thomas L. Stephenson ‘67 (2012) Mark Stipetich ‘71 (2010)

Cecil Stockdale ‘76 (2004) John “Red” Sullivan ‘26 (1991) Mark Teahan ‘78 (2003) Joseph Teasdale ‘53 (2003) Pat Tierney ‘66 (2009) Beach Tuckness - Coach (2001) Brad Tyrer ‘82 (2011) Mark Van Keirsbilk ‘85 (2011) Kevin E. Wall ‘70 (2012) Derek Wathan ‘95 (2017) James Whitaker ‘63 (1998)

William T. Whitaker ‘77 (2004) Bob Williams ‘48 (1992) John A. Williams ‘50 (2006) Paul Winkeler - Coach (2017) Kevin Wyatt ‘82 (2010) Vic Zahner ‘27 (1992) Inductees are listed in alphabetical order with graduation year. The year in parenthesis is their induction year.

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Beyond Athletics...

College Counseling ACT Avg

% Attending Catholic Institutions

National Merit Finalists

National Merit Semifinalists

National Merit Commended

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As a college preparatory high school, Rockhurst is committed to helping students discover collegiate opportunities and programs that meet one’s academic, spiritual and social needs. Each student who graduates from RHS has the ability to succeed in a college or university setting. The academic foundation instilled by our faculty is the greatest bridge afforded to our students as they make the transition into collegiate studies. Thanks to the context in which our students learn - both in the classroom and through co-curricular activities - each graduate is able to embrace new settings, relationships and disciplines through a myriad of lenses.

The philosophy of the College Counseling Office is to understand and serve the specific needs of each student while enabling him to find a suitable and satisfactory match for his college experience. Through comprehensive programming, which introduces students to the world of college early in their Rockhurst experience, our students receive personal interaction and education opportunities throughout the year. Ownership of the college selection process belongs to each of the students, while we gladly assist with their exploration, application and matriculation.

With over 3,200 colleges and universities in the United States, there is a suitable place for each and every graduate.

RHS students attend colleges all across the national with the largest percentage concentrated in the Midwest. 17% of our 2018 graduates are attending a Jesuit college or university this fall.

College Acceptances American University Amherst College* Appalachian State University Arizona State University* Arkansas State University* Auburn University Avila University* Baker University Bates College Belmont University Benedictine College* Boston College* Brandeis University Brown University* Butler University Carthage College Case Western Reserve University Clark Atlanta University* Clemson University Coe College Colgate University Colorado State University Columbia College, Chicago* Creighton University* Denison University DePaul University* Dickinson College Dominican University Drake University Elon University Emory University* Fairfield University Florida Gulf Coast University

Fordham University* Fort Hays State University* Fort Lewis College* Fort Scott Community College* Furman University Garden City Community College Georgia Institute of Technology* Gonzaga University Graceland University Hamilton College Harvard University* Holy Cross College Indiana University, Bloomington* Indiana University-Purdue University Iowa State University Johnson County Community College* Kansas State University* King’s College, London LaSalle University Lafayette College Lindenwood University Link Year* Longview Community College* Louisiana State University Loyola Marymount University* Loyola University, Chicago* Loyola University, Maryland Loyola University, New Orleans Marion Military Institute* Marquette University* Maryville University* McKendree University* Miami University, Oxford

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Pep Band

Front row, from left; Nick Bertrand, Justin Balling, Luke Brown, Sayf Nabulis, Chris Palmer, Ian Mulkey, Thomas Waller, Miles Rivard, Adam Albritton, Mr. Brandon Hord; second row, Carter Lange, Sam Johnson, Andy Wilson, Ethan Carolina, Trenton Nash, Jakob Davis, Michael Navato, Sam Muehlbach, Joe Ellett; third row, Dennis Meyer, Will Auch, Davis Gibbar, Charlie DeLong, Henry Kasyjanski, Brendan Safley, Joe Davis, Bluse Yuan

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Season Recap Quad: LSW, LSN, Ray-Pec 1st out of 4 teams with 26 pts

KC Metro Championships 1st out of 23 teams with 42 pts

Aquinas Invitational 2nd out of 17 teams

Kearney Invitational 1st out of 29 teams with 21 pts

Forest Park XC Festival 1st out of 27 teams with 83 pts

Districts 2nd out of 12 teams with 37 pts

Grandview Invitational 2nd out of 9 teams with 38 pts

Sectionals 1st out of 8 teams with 47 pts

Rim Rock Farms Invitational 2nd out of 44 teams with 155 pts

State Championships 4th out of 16 teams with 120 pts

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Recap Runners continue to be in the mix for top honors in state After building the program for numerous years, Rockhurst cross country is annually one of the most competitive teams in the state.

The Hawklets earned three consecutive top-five team finishes in Missouri from 2014-2016, and last season they made it four straight with a 4th place finish.

Added to the 2017 team’s success was a Sectional Championship, in which the Hawklets edged out Blue Springs. The two schools went toe-to-toe most weeks of the season and seemed to always be within just points of one another.

“It is great to have such strong and well-coached teams in the To remain at area so that we can test oura high level in selves weekly,” said Head Coach Missouri, it takes Michael Dierks ‘91.

Along with the Sectional timaintaining a tle, the Hawklets would win big positive team meets throughout the regular season, including the Forest culture. We have Park XC Festival in St. Louis and a great group of the KC Classic. The team also guys who are all finished 2nd out of 44 schools on the same page. throughout the midwest at the Rim Rock Classic at KU. “Our team had great chemisLuke try and really excelled racing in big meets.

Hupke ‘19 It was fun to coach them last season,” said Coach Dierks.

The consistency of the team’s success was helped guided by Peter Campbell ‘18 and Andrew Connor ‘18, both four-year runners in the program and members of the 2016 State Championship.

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Experience returns with high ceiling With five of the top seven runners from last year’s State Championship Meet returning, the Hawklets hope to move up the podium from 4th place finish in 2017.

A talented senior class, led by Tom Seitzer who finished 5th individually as a junior, will look to match Rockhurst’s State Title in 2016. Although only Seitzer was part of that varsity team, other members of this team saw first-hand what it took to attain the top level of success.

“Seeing the full season’s worth of work pay off was a big motivation. It showed us JV runners

that we were part of something bigger than ourselves and that ultimately our hard work could pay off,” said Luke Hupke ‘19.

Some of those who will be relied upon for a shot at a State Championship include seniors Patrick Mullen, Ben Legg and Hupke. The junior class boasts high caliber runners as well. Wes Porter was All-State as a sophomore and is looking to be a top tier runner in Missouri, while classmates Matthew Ingle and Michael Donnellan enter the season expected to score in meets.

The expectation for this season is that everyone is onehundred percent all in on the program. The talent is already there, so as long as guys buy in to our goals, the results will follow.

Tom Seitzer ‘19

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Season Stats District Championships Bingham Middle School Name *#Tom Seitzer *#Peter Campbell *#Wes Porter *#Andrew Connor *#Will Reboulet *#Luke Hupke *#Matthew Ingle

5K Time 16:14.3 16:30.4 16:41.6 16:46.2 17:02.2 17:08.7 17:19.9

Place 3 4 7 9 14 15 17

Avg/Mile 5:14.3 5:19.5 5:23.1 5:24.6 5:29.7 5:31.8 5:35.5

Sectional Championships Kearney

Top 15 5,000 meter times Name Time Course Tom Seitzer 15:52.5 State Peter Campbell 16:10.4 KC Metro Andrew Connor 16:14.2 Aquinas Wes Porter 16:24.2 State Will Reboulet 16:44.4 Sectionals Max Goeke 16:45.4 KC Metro Matthew Ingle 16:47.5 Aquinas Luke Hupke 16:48.6 KC Metro Michael Donnellan 17:01.9 Aquinas Max Lovick 17:13.9 Aquinas Patrick Mullen 17:36.0 Sectionals Ben Legg 17:49.0 Aquinas Cole Sirokman 17:59.3 Sectionals Max Pantaenius 18:04.7 State Chip Schloegel 18:11.3 Sectionals

Name *#Tom Seitzer *#Peter Campbell *#Andrew Connor *#Wes Porter *#Will Reboulet *#Max Goeke Luke Hupke

5K Time 16:15.4 16:20.3 16:32.3 16:33.1 16:44.4 16:49.9 17:04.4

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Avg/Mile 5:14.6 5:16.2 5:20.1 5:20.4 5:24.0 5:25.8 5:30.5

State Championships Oak Hills Course, Jefferson City Name *Tom Seitzer *Peter Campbell *Wes Porter Andrew Connor Will Reboulet Max Goeke Matthew Ingle

5K Time 15:52.5 16:23.3 16:24.2 16:36.0 17:01.9 17:24.7 17:32.1

*Medalist #Individual Qualifier Blue indicates returnee

Place 5 17 19 27 53 73 81

Avg/Mile 5:06.6 5:16.5 5:16.8 5:20.6 5:28.9 5:36.3 5:38.6

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Varsity Cross Country 2018 Schedule Sat. 8/18 Sat. 8/25 Sat. 9/1 Thur. 9/6 Sat. 9/8 Sat. 9/22 Sat. 9/29 Sat. 10/6 Sat. 10/20 Sat. 10/27 Sat. 11/3

Blue-White-Red Intrasquad Tri: LSN, LSW Aquinas Invitational Bishop Miege Invite Forest Park XC Festival Rim Rock Farms KC Classic Kearney District Championships Sectional Championships State Championships

Lake Jacomo MCC-Longview JCCC Bishop Miege St. Louis, Mo. Lawrence, KS Raymore, MO Kearney, MO TBD TBD Jeff City, MO

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Golden Spike Award At the conclusion of each cross country season, team members and coaches vote for the senior who has best exemplified the following criteria for the Golden Spike Award: Brian Armstrong 1988 Andrew Coughlin 1998 Rick Grady 1989 Chris Brown 1999 Patrick Fanning 1990 Chris Winger 2000 Hans Van Zenten 1991 John Dollerschell 2001 Patrick Robinson 1992 Brennan Metzler 2002 Dustin King 1993 Patrick Tweedy 2003 Hal Marsh 1994 Jeff Poskin 2004 Justin Deeken 1995 Matt Clifford 2004 Vince Roebel 1996 Gallager Ring 2005 David Wood 1997 Jack Fletcher 2006 Mike Schaefer 1998 Evan Daugherty 2007

FAITH SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP ATHLETICS Michael Neisius Enrique Mejia Blake Campbell Ryan McAnany Zach Herriott Van Schloegel Charlie Smith Carson Bode Sam Wilkerson John Luder Peter Campbell

2008 2009 2010 2011 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

The John Grier MemorialAward The John Grier Memorial Award is named after a past runner (1978-1982) who died a couple of years back. The criteria for the award is a sophomore or junior who best exemplifies Johnny’s spirit which was a hard worker who took running seriously but also was the one who somehow still made things fun. Team members vote for who best represents these ideals.

Noah Schloegel Peter Campbell

2015 2016

Luke Hupke Tom Seitzer

2017 2017

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Cross Country All-Time Team Tim Jantsch Tom Jantsch Matt Blake Jeff Bresette Stewart Gillin Patrick Fanning Hans Van Zanten Pat Robinson Hal Marsh Michael Schaefer Chris Brown Rory Donnelly Sean O’Donnell Chris Winger

1977 1977 1985 1986 1987 1991 1992 1993 1995 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001

Brennan Metzler Brian Graham Patrick Tweedy Jeff Poskin Evan Daugherty Alex Dobens Michael Neisius Enrique Mejia Matt Neisius Zach Herriott Ryan McAnany Tanner Shuey Van Schloegel

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Head Coach - Mike Dierks Entering his 24th year at the school, Head Coach Michael Dierks relies upon his runners to be self-motivated and passionate. He recognizes that it is the internal drive which must motivate endurance athletes. In his 22 years as the head coach, the program has qualified for the state meet 12 years (including the past 10 in a row). They have also advanced past the district meet in all but 3 of his seasons. As a runner at the University of Notre Dame, Coach Dierks has brought a strong pack running philosophy to the program. He is also in his 6th year as the school’s athletic director.

Jorge Taracido

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Ryan McAnany

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Having coached every level of the cross country team at some point since 1987, Coach Taracido, better known as Doctor, is the freshman coach once again this season. Doctor was born in Guines, Cuba and went to high school at Central High School in Springfield, Mo. After receiving a BA at the University of California (Pa.), he received both his Master’s and Doctorate from the University of Missouri. He is retired from teaching in the classroom, but oftentimes helps out as a longterm substitute. Along with having a granddaughter, Maia, poetry, history and archaeology are a big part of his life.

Coach Kuehner is returning for his seventh year at Rockhurst.

He graduated from SLUH (`08) where he ran cross country for three years. He has received a BA in Spanish and a BS in Psychology from Truman State University. He teaches Spanish. Highlights of his running career included completing his first marathon in December 2010 and running the Walt Disney World Marathon with his sister in 2012. Coach Kuehner coaches the JV level in cross country and is also the distance coach in track & field.

Coach McAnany (RHS ‘12) returns for his 2nd season at The Rock after spending time as an Alumni Service Corps (ASC) volunteer at St. Louis University High School in 2016. While a student-athlete at Rockhurst, Coach McAnany excelled in cross country as a three-year letterman and was selected as the 2011 Golden Spike Winner. He was also a varsity track and field letterman. He continued his running career at the University of Dallas. He teaches English and serves as the Yearbook moderator, while coaching cross country and track.

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Coach Gliedt is participating in his first year with Rockhurst Cross Country as he begins his Alum Service Corps year of teaching. Coach Gliedt is an alum of De Smet Jesuit High School (‘14) and Creighton University (‘18). He will be teaching Technical Theater and Visual Arts, as well as helping moderate the Newspaper.

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Varsity Cross Country

Front row, from left; Patrick Mullen, Tom Seitzer, Ben Legg, Luke Hupke, Michael Donnellan, Wes Porter, Matthew Ingle; second row, Ryan Connor, Coach Ryan McAnany, Coach Stephen Kuehner, Coach Michael Dierks, Coach Jorge Taracido, Coach Ben Gliedt, Sam Kanatzar; third row, Max Lovick, Pete Rottinghaus, Aidan Callahan, Joe Seitzer, Eric LaSala, Max Goeke, Will Reboulet, Kenneth Maldonado

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JV Cross Country

Front row, from left; Mark Hallier, Luke Brown, Yohannes, Assefa, Colin Porterfield, Luke Rottinghaus, Caleb Phillips, Cole Williams, Ethan Tillman, Noah Cordova, Dylan Lawrence; second row, Ben Parra, Joe Pereira, Bluse Yuan, Coach Ryan McAnany, Coach Stephen Kuehner, Coach Michael Dierks, Coach Jorge Taracido, Coach Ben Gliedt, Zachery Andresen, Christoff Hauptmann, Nathaniel Bodde; third row, Brogan Patton, Joseph Rozell, Nick Lovick, John Duffy, Patrick Loper, Max Pantaenius, Jack Stanley, Jacob Borchert, Chip Schloegel, Dylan Gray

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Returning Lettermen

Front row, from left; Matthew Ingle, Wes Porter, Michael Donnellan, Luke Hupke, Ben Legg, Tom Seitzer, Patrick Mullen; second row, Ryan Connor, Pete Rottinghaus, Max Lovick, Eric LaSala, Max Goeke, Will Reboulet

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Front row, from left; Dawson DeGhelder, Topher Nelson, Sam Muehlbach, Dillon McFadden, Sam Terrill, Howie Waldenmeyer, James Reintjes, Alex Schirk, Truman Graham, Jack Humphrey, Ryan Lipp; second row, Jackson Dahir, Jack Harlan, Michael Lueke, Coach Ryan McAnany, Coach Stephen Kuehner, Coach Michael Dierks, Coach Jorge Taracido, Coach Ben Gliedt, Peter Bodde, Ben Connor, Justin Balling; third row, Dennis Meyer, Matthew Kelly, Zach Legg, Luke Holiday, Jackson Vanlerberg, Max Cleveland, Jack Cusick, Matt Wirtz

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Freshman Cross Country

Front row, from left; Augustin Calini, John Garrett, Ryan Ficklin, Owen Riddle, Patrick Schumm, Max Hertenstein, Sam Anfang, James Tormohlen, Isaac Moser, Owen LaSala, second row, Joe McQueeny, Andrew Hogan, Coach Stephen Kuehner, Coach Ryan McAnany, Coach Michael Dierks, Coach Jorge Taracido, Coach Ben Gliedt, Joseph Ruhlman, Joe Spruyt; third row, Owen Emanual, Michael Oliver, Nate Sullivan, Truman Diebold, Will Wooden, Julian Quijas, Billy McGannon, Nick Bowling

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Cross Country Managers

From left; Nathan Hogan, Pete Elbert

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Cross Country Captains

From left; Matthew Ingle, Wes Porter, Luke Hupke, Ben Legg, Tom Seitzer, Patrick Mullen

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Season Recap @Rock Bridge Lost 14 - 17

Pomona Won 40 - 28

Blue Springs South Won 27 - 7

Christian Brothers College Lost 3 - 28

Bentonville Won 35 - 8

@Jefferson City Won 30 - 12

Raymore-Peculiar Won 41 - 14

Districts: Lee’s Summit North Won 7 - 0

@Shawnee Mission East Won 21 - 17

Districts: Lee’s Summit West Won 20 - 17

@Blue Springs Lost 14 - 21

Districts: Park Hill Lost 14 - 28

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Recap Playoff run stems from versatile seniors A season that ends in October is never a good sign; Head Coach Tony Severino wants his teams playing in mid-November. The 2017 Hawklets reached the target month by earning a spot in the District Championship, or State Quarterfinals.

Rockhurst was able to bounce back after stumbling out of the gates, losing its season-opener for the first time since 2013. Following the slow start, the Hawklets would win five of the next six games, including victories over Bentonville (AR), Pomona (CO) and Shawnee Mission East.

Rockhurst went 2-0 against East in the two-year series.

Coach Severino’s team enLeadership by tered the postseason at 6-3 and the seniors is a battled out a 7-0 win over Lee’s Summit North in Districts, folbig part of our success because lowed by a gutsy comeback win over Lee’s Summit West. The they know what Hawklets came up short against Park Hill in the District Chamit takes to win. pionship. All three games, and most of the season, were fueled Josh by Brady McCanles ‘18.

Moore ‘19 McCanles was a tireless workhorse who led the team in rushing, receiving, punt returns, kickoff returns and touchdowns. For the season, the 2nd Team All-State player averaged 24 touches and 184 all-purposes yards per game. Meanwhile the trenches were anchored by 1st Team All-State defensive lineman Jacob Syke ‘18 and 2nd Team All-State offensive lineman Joe Glaser ‘18.

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2018 to feature new players, opponents The 2018 football season will feature a slew of new opponents on the schedule. Bentonville (AR), Pomona (CO) and Shawnee Mission East all rotate off, while Blue Valley, Bishop Miege and Battle all enter.

Rockhurst and Miege have not faced off since 1984, and the Hawklets have never played Blue Valley or Battle. The rest of the schedule contains familiar foes Rock Bridge, Blue Springs, Ray-Pec, Blue Springs South, CBC and Jefferson City.

Along with the new opponents, Rockhurst

will see new players on its own sideline. Luke Boehm ‘19 takes over quarterback responsibilities, while the backfield will feature RJ Pascuzzi ‘19 and Michael Johnson ‘19.

Key returnees include cornerback Josh Moore ‘19 and defensive lineman Sawyer Crawford ‘19, both 2nd Team All-District selections last year.

Experienced offensive linemen Joe Kelly ‘19 and Danielson Ike ‘19 will look to open up holes for the backs.

Our goal this year is to win State. The first step in that process is holding each other accountable both on and off the field.

Danielson Ike ‘19

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Season Stats Rushing (Top Rushers) Name Atts Yds Avg TD Brady McCanles 237 1410 5.9 14 Michael Johnson 51 267 5.2 2 Derek Green 97 242 2.5 4 Joseph Coit 17 134 7.9 1 Cooper Krezek 10 102 10.2 1 Matt O’Keefe 24 123 5.1 3 Chris Castrop 1 9 9 1 Eric Angrisano 3 4 1.3 Ty Simsheuser 6 20 3.3

Receiving

Name Rec Yds Avg TD Brady McCanles 32 401 12.5 Harry O’Neill 12 178 14.8 2 Jack Eckles 15 118 7.9 1 Jacob Sykes 21 287 13.7 2 Cooper Krezek 25 290 11.6 1 Matt O’Keefe 5 39 7.8 2 Chris Castrop 3 22 7.3 Joseph Coit 4 117 29.3 1 Sam Tatum 10 104 10.4 Ty Simsheuser 3 34 11.3

Passing Name Derek Green Luke Boehm

Defenders (Top Tacklers) Name Ty Simsheuser Sawyer Crawford Chris Castrop Matt O’Keefe Harry O’Neill Jacob Sykes Jack McCliney Tommy Eckels RJ Pascussi Josh Moore Carter Elder Andrew Stafford Sam Tatum Cooper Krezek Zach Pitzl Damon Ross Tonyo Grandison Tucker Atwood Jack Eckels Drake Weber

Tack Unast Scks Int 81 47

78 54 3 1 74 52 2 72 50 1 63 49 3 1 62 44 4 56 38 1 48 39 2 44 30 2 41 39 5 40 27 1 36 21 1 32 30 1 28 25 4 23 19 1 22 16 15 8 13 11 8 6 8 5

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Name TDS FGS XPT TOT Derek Green 4 24 Harry O’Neill 2 12 Eric Angrisano 2 32 38 Brady McCanles 15 90 Chris Castrop 2 12 Joseph Coit 2 12 Jacob Sykes 2 12 Matt O’Keefe 4 24 Michael Johnson 2 12

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Name No Yds Avg TD Cooper Krezek 6 145 24.2 Joseph Coit 1 13 13 Brady McCanles 10 329 32.9 Eric Angrisano 2 38 19

Punting Name Atts Yds Avg Harry O’Neill 42 1437 34.2 Gabe Whipple 9 342 38

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Varsity Football 2018 Schedule Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Fri. Sat. Fri.

8/17 8/24 8/31 9/7 9/14 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16 11/23

Blue/White Scrimmage Rock Bridge - Columbia Blue Springs Raymore-Peculiar Blue Springs South Blue Valley Bishop Miege Battle - Columbia CBC Jefferson City First Round Playoffs Second Round Playoffs District Championship State Semifinals State Championship

Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

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Scholar Athlete Award The Scholar-Athlete award for a football player has been in effect since 1999. The award goes to the player that not only excels on the field, but also in the classroom. The award emphasizes the importance of academics throughout all Rockhurst programs.

Mike Griffin Mike Day Rich Whitney Mark Munninghoff Jeff Koons Josh Karlin Sean Kitts

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Joe Camarata Alex Schoeck Chris Castelluccio Kyle Smith Ryan Karlin Alex Bales Tom Keller

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Andrew Krieger Jimmy Dixon Ivor Vinsant Carter Selzer Brady McCanles

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Mike Lillis Award Instituted in 1997 after the untimely death of graduate and long-time supporter, the Mike Lillis award is voted on by players to recognize the most outstanding lineman.

Pat Kane Tim Hanrahan Mike Frey Nick Boyd Eric Vossman Dan Boyd Bryan Murphy

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Mike Walzcuk Sean Kitts Blaine Balderston Doug McFarland Clarke O’Dowd Jalen Montgomery Cooper Kerns

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Kyle Murphy Joseph Gibson Tommy Sciara Andrew Grindstaff Claudio Martin Kevin Crawford Joe Glaser

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

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Anselmo Special Teams Award Started in 2011, this award is given in memory of Brian Anselmo, class of 1999 who was a gifted athlete that used his powerful legs to become a kicker.

Luke Arbanas Austin Ritter Nick Romano

2011 2012 2013

Luke Ritter Martin Radosevic Ross Elder

2014 2015 2016

Eric Angrisano 2017

Edward F. Bukaty Award The Edward F. Bukaty Award was given to Rockhurst by Alex George, Sr., in memory of Edward Bukaty. Mr. Bukaty was an avid supporter of Rockhurst. He suffered a heart attack and died while watching his son Joe play in the 1952 Lillis/Rockhurst football game. Every season since the Bukaty Award was established, a senior is selected by the football coaches and players as the recipient of this prestigious honor.

The criteria, set by Mr. Alex George and former head football coach Mr. Al Davis, is to honor the individual player displaying the greatest leadership both on and off the field.

The award criteria also state that the individual should lead by example and should have the respect of both players and coaches.

Since that time, 64 young men, including Joe Bukaty, have been selected for this special honor.

Joseph Bukaty Peter Dougherty Joseph Moore Edward Mehrer Michael Messina Richard Corrigan Frank Duke Thomas Browne Don Schilling Howell Fancher Richard Brewster Charles Elmer Kenneth Mayer Patrick Tierney Tom Stephenson Patrick McMahon William Schoonover Phillip Poppa Mike Fagan Fred Nachbar Paul Kies Michael Park

1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973

Chris Garlich Michael Orscheln John Welsh Pat Sanders Michael Raimo Timothy Johnson Carlton Miller Brad Tyrer Patrick Coppinger Mark Reintjes David Lewis Anthony Hodes Chris Russell Pat Ryan Chris Holmes Tim Mauck Chris Sexton Mike Sonnenberg Tony Blevins Greg Bauer Brad Batz Michael Reardon

1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

Justin Dro Ben Capoccia T.J. Mandl Mike Frey Ryan Anderson Kevin Kane Marcus Perry Jeff Koons Terry McMahon David Belfonte Steve Jones Ivan Charbonneau Nathan Scheelhaase Sal Belfonte Mark Boushka Alex Bales Henry Mascaux Luke Arbanas TJ Green AJ Taylor Chance May Jacob Sykes

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

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Football All-Time Team

In 1970, Rockhurst and DeLaSalle played their 50th and final football game. A select committee from each school named an All-Time Football Team.

Twenty years later, during the celebration of Rockhurst’s 75th year of football, the All-Time Team was updated.

Rockhurst coaches have reviewed the many years of football teams and individual players and then honored additional players, naming them to the All-Time Hawklet squad yearly with the school criteria of having graduated five years ago.

Dick Flucke Jim Hogan Red McKee Duck Scanlon Red Sullivan Ed Henke Vic Zahner Jim Gleeson Ray Sonnenberg Ritchie Sullivan Owen Murphy John Scanlon John Steck Joe Fagan Len LeCluyse W. Robert Aylward Thomas J. O’Brien Shad Garnett Bob Williams Jack Reichmeier John A. Williams Arlen Staab Joe Bukaty Alonzo Robinson Joseph Teasdale Alex George Joe Moore Jerry Overton Tom Raimo Pat Keating Mike Lillis Ed Mehrer Tim Gardner Don Schilling John McCambridge Jim Whitaker Charlie Elmer Joe Groner Thomas Muehlebach Kenneth Mayer Joe Spinello Pat Tierney Kerry Reardon Virgil Staponski Pete Santoro Mike Meyers Vince Nowak Jerry Reardon Phil Poppa Mike Fagan Chris Cummings

1924 1925 1925 1925 1926 1927 1927 1929 1930 1930 1932 1938 1940 1941 1943 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1953 1953 1955 1955 1955 1955 1956 1956 1956 1960 1961 1963 1963 1964 1964 1964 1965 1965 1966 1967 1967 1968 1969 1969 1969 1970 1971 1972

Brian Meyers Sean Mulcahy Kevin Hart Chris Garlich Mark Goodspeed Brad Budde Jeff Crippen Bill Lillis Cecil Stockdale Mike Lombardo Bill Whitaker John Hiatt Tim Johnson David Cone Wayne Evans Tony Fritz Jim Houston Paul Migliazzo Brad Tyrer Kevin Wyatt Tom Freeman Jim Davis Mike Long Mark VanKeirsbilck Dan Baker Merle Gardner Chris Russell Tim Ryan Jim Dorlac Kenyon Rasheed Pat Ryan Shawn Schmelzle Jason Tyrer Robert Gamble Chris Holmes Vince Hodes Mike McGlinn Chris Powell Travis Huenfeld Tony Blevins Kevin Kopp Kerry Scanlon Jim Tuso Matt Krull Shalom Tolefree Wes Kuechler Dan Adams Ryan Cummings Justin Dro Jeff Severino Sean Doyle

1972 1972 1974 1975 1975 1976 1976 1976 1976 1977 1977 1979 1980 1981 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1983 1983 1984 1985 1987 1987 1987 1987 1988 1988 1988 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1990 1991 1992 1992 1994 1994 1994 1994 1995 1996 1996 1996 1996 1999

T.J. Mandl Brandon Severino Brandon Shelby Mike Frey Nick Boyd Jason Dunsworth Scott Edmonds Geoff Brown Kevin Kane Dan Boyd James Griffin Andrew Paterini Kevin Sears Kyle Teahan Jeff Koons Bryan Murphy Tony Temple DJ Hord Allan Smith Mike Walczuk David Belfonte Andrew Brooks Sal Capra Derek Hall Phillip Strozier Joey Camarata Conner Teahan Ivan Charbonneau Drew Temple Jack Euston Nathan Scheelhaase Keith Langtry Joe Geha Chris Castelluccio Sal Belfonte Dexter McDonald Jalen Montgomery Shane Lillis Mark Boushka Cooper Kerns Noah Pearl Michael Rose Christian Eatherly Trey Randle Kevin Berg Alex Bales Jordan Walker Griffin Bins Joe Gibson Zach Hannon Jordan Willis

1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001 2001 2001 2002 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 2004 2004 2004 2005 2005 2005 2006 2006 2006 2006 2006 2007 2007 2008 2008 2008 2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013

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Head Coach - Tony Severino Coach Severino is entering his 36th season as head football coach. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, he earned eight varsity letters in football, basketball and baseball. Receiving an athletic scholarship to Kansas State University, he completed his undergraduate while playing football there and later earned his Master’s at University of Kansas. He is married (Marilyn), with three sons - all Rockhurst High graduates. Coach Sev teaches Lifetime Sports, a student favorite. He feels that Rockhurst athletic histories impact the school’s traditions because of the pride everyone feels when they are successful; they never want to let down those who preceded them.

Eric Berg

John Morris

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Stephen A Charbonneau S

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C O A C H

Coach Berg is in his third decade of coaching football at Rockhurst. Coach Berg was a three-sport athlete at Rolla High School, including All-American in football and continued to play at the University of Missouri. At Mizzou he was named 2nd team All Big Eight and the most valuable player of both the Liberty and Hall of Fame Bowl games. He came to Rockhurst because he had the opportunity to pursue those things he really wanted to do with his life: coach, counsel and teach. He and his wife (Deb) have two daughters (Rachel & Laura) and two sons (Scott ‘09 and Kevin ‘12). He is defensive coordinator and coaches the linebackers.

Coach Mo has patrolled the sidelines, the court and the track since he has been at Rockhurst. He is in charge of the offensive line. A RHS grad himself (‘74), Coach Mo has been a part of the football coaching staff since 1984. His education after RHS includes a BA from St. Louis University and his MA from Loyola-New Orleans. A member of the theology department, he teaches Catholic Faith in Practice I & II. He and his wife Katy have three children: Kevin (RHS ‘04), Clare and Dan (RHS ‘11).

Re-joining the coaching staff in 2010 after a tenure in 200002, Coach Charbonneau coordinates the special teams and coaches defensive backs.

Competing in football, wrestling and track at Bishop Ward High School, he then went on to be a three-year starter and captain of the football team at Benedictine College, Kan. After earning his degree in Social Science, he has coached at several schools including: Bishop Sullivan, DeSmet, Seton Hall Prep, Delbarton and Rockhurst. He is a full time teacher in the theology department. He is married to his wife Joan and has two kids: Cecil and Nila.

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Mike Sullivan

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Brandon Severino

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Karl Calini

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Two-time state champion while at the Rock (class of ‘84), Coach Sully knows how to win.

After RHS, he continued his education at University of Kansas to play football, but blew out his knee freshman year, later he went to Webster for his Master’s. He is in his 19th year at the Rock. He coached track & field for eight years, including four years as head coach (2005-08), and teaches both Honors and General Chemistry. He married his wife Beth in 2008 and has two stepdaughters: Sarah and Mary Kate. He coaches running backs on varsity.

A very familiar name to Rockhurst athletics, Coach Brandon Severino (RHS ‘99) was a standout football and basketball player in the late-90s, and the school’s all-time leading receiver. He is also the son of head football coach Tony Severino. He joined the Rockhurst faculty as a member of the Physical Education department in 2017, and will coach football, basketball, and track.

Coach Severino is married to Emily and they have four children.

Coach Calini is entering his first season with Rockhurst as the varsity defensive line coach and JV defense coordinator.

The last three seasons, Coach Calini served as an assistant defensive line and defensive quality control coach at Avila University. Coach Calini is a native of France, and he came to Kansas City in 1994 as an exchange student and football player at Grandview High School. After six years playing at different levels in France, he returned to the area for good in 2001. Coach Calini has won multiple National championships in Europe as both a player and coach. Karl and his wife, Sarah, have three children, two sons and a daughter.

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Chris Doyle

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Jim Monteil

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A former Rockhurst football letterman himself (Class of ‘86), Coach Crowe was re-united with the program in 1999, and is the current head coach of the sophomore team. Happily married with six kids: Jeff Jr., Mary, Joey, Carolyn, William and Rose. His interests outside of parenting include golf, tennis, waterskiing, wine and food. His grandfather was the class president of Rockhurst’s third class.

Coach Doyle brings his experience to the Hawklets after a spending most of his life in sports. He played linebacker at the University of Kansas from 1996-2000. Previous to that, he was a standout player for St. Thomas Aquinas. He has helped for many years with the summer football camps and formed a connection with the program when his brother, Sean, played for Rockhurst from 1995-1999. He is a homebuilder with Doyle Custom Homes - a family run business and holds a Bachelor’s in Pyschology. He is a sophomore level coach.

Coach Monteil is in his second year coaching football and track & field at The Rock.

He spent 29 years coaching at O’Hara High School, where he was Offensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach for 21 years; he also spent time with the golf and wrestling programs. This year at Rockhurst, he is coaching sophomore football, along with his track & field duties. Coach Monteil teaches in the Math department. He and his wife Shelley have two daughters.

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Jake Bradshaw

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Jim Gillcrist

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Jim DeGraw

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Coach Bradshaw is in his 2nd year on the Rockhurst faculty, but has been an assistant varsity baseball coach for the last three seasons. He is also in his 2nd season as the head coach of the Freshman A football team. Coach Bradshaw was a three-sport athlete for Oak Park (football, basketball, and baseball) and went on to play both football and baseball at Kansas City Community College and NW Missouri St. He is married to Brittany and they have four children together.

Coach Gillcrist is excited to join the Rockhurst community this fall as a theology teacher and freshman football coach.

Coach Gillcrist comes to Rockhurst after five years at the University of Kansas where he taught philosophy, and he is a PhD candidate who is all but dissertated. Prior to that, Coach Gillcrist spent five years as an Infantry Officer in the United States Army, where he attained the rank of Captain.

Coach Gillcrist played safety for Saint Thomas Aquinas High School and is looking forward to returning to football, returning to a position in which he can help mentor and mold young men, and teaching the Catholic Faith.

Taking a break from his responsibilities as head coach of the baseball team, Coach DeGraw spends the fall as leader of the “Bandits” (freshman B team). He attended Washington High as a multi-sport athlete and went on to play collegiate baseball at Kansas City, Ks. Community College.

He got his BA from University of Kansas and his MA from Baker. His classroom responsibility is U.S. History. Coach DeGraw and his wife, Martha, have two children: Mitch (RHS ‘12) and Macey.

Frank Griffin - Statistician Coach Griffin is in his 34th year as statistician for the varsity squad. Growing up in New York, Coach Griff stayed in his home state to attend St. John’s University for his undergraduate and graduate degrees. Both of Coach Griffin’s sons attended Rockhurst, Michael ‘00 and James ‘03. He previously coached and was head of the Freshman football program.

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Tim Reidy

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Nick Vaughn

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A Glastonbury, Conn. native, he attended Xavier High School before heading to the Midwest to enroll at University of Kansas. At KU, he played club lacrosse and continued his love by coaching at RHS before he got a job at the school. Soon he was hired to work in the Computer Services Department at the Rock. In 2009 Coach Bayhylle was named the Missouri Division I Lacrosse Assistant Coach of the Year. He is currently coaching the freshman team but has coached all levels. This is his first season coaching football. He and his wife have three boys: Jackson, Logan and Tommy.

Back at the Rock, Coach Tim Reidy continues working at his alma mater (Class of 2002) after teaching and coaching on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and at Tulsa. Coach Reidy holds a BA in History and American Studies from the University of Kansas and an MeD from the University of Notre Dame.

He is teaching in the Social Studies department. He and his wife, Heather, have twin boys (Ryan and Padraig) and a daughter, Frances Grace. He coaches Freshman B football in the fall and is the head lacrosse coach in the spring. He is also the school’s archivist.

A teacher and coach at Rockhurst for over 15 years, Coach Vaughn dedicates his time to teaching Biology and coaching Freshman B team football and varsity baseball. A native of Lee’s Summit, he attended Lee’s Summit North, UMKC for his BA and Webster University for his MA. Coach Vaughan is married to Lisa and they have two daughters, Amelia and Claire. He enjoys watching sports, playing softball, golf, volleyball and Texas Hold ‘Em with friends. Coach Vaughn cannot pick one favorite coaching memory because each year new memories and bonds form with players.

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Mike Garrett

A S S T. C O A C H

In his first year of coaching at Rockhurst, Coach Garrett will be working with the running backs, fine-tuning their technique and teaching the nuances of running the ball. Coach Garrett is a graduate of the University of Southern California where he was a standout in football and baseball. Choosing football as his professional sport, Mike played his first four years with our own Kansas City Chiefs, and then spent another four with the San Diego Chargers. After a lengthy career in business and collegiate athletics administration, Coach Garrett moved back to Kansas City to bring his family closer to long-time friends and extended family.

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Varsity Football

Front row, from left; Lance Shelton, Clint Purcell, Cooper Krezek, Reed Levi, Sawyer Crawford, Gavin O’Boyle, Jake O’Brien, Sam Schudy, Bobby Hummel, Danny Stegall, Josh Moore; second row, Luke Boehm, Jalan Crayton, Griffin Lanning, Nick Smrt, Steven Burdge, Joseph Coit, Carter Elder, Wilson Selzer, Andrew Hathaway, Matthew Haake, Matt Powell, Mitch Tarwater; third row, Connor Ryan, Michael Johnson, Valentin Bassham, Max Williams, Luke Looney, Jack Scanlon, Daniel Tartaglia, R.J. Pascuzzi, Joseph Leggio, Chuck Ingram; fourth row, John Welsh, Ethan Easley, Seamus Helling, Tommy Eckels, Dan Haake, Tucker Atwood, Teddy O’Neill, Mason Whitcomb, Jack McLiney, Samuel Johnson, Henry Krebs, A.J. Lopez, fifth row, Kevin Egan, Jack McInerney, Nick Carollo, Jaxson Wentworth, Will Hansen, Bo Sprague, Ray Ritchey, William Pollard III, Quin Roney, Michael Kuklenski, Tim Glaser; sixth row, Miles Love, Jack Kenney, Brett Harris, Joe Kelly, Quinn Reller, Braden Grindstaff, Tonyo Grandison, J.T. Vohs, Danielson Ike, Slayton Smith, Cashius Howell; seventh row, Casey O’Halloran, Aidan Patton, Will Keller, Hayden Parise, Jeff Keller, Andrew Stafford, Johnny Pascuzzi, Gabe Whipple, Owen Lawson; eighth row, Mr. Paul McGannon, Coach Mike Sullivan, Coach Karl Calini, Coach Eric Berg, Coach Tony Severino, Coach Michael Garrett, Coach John Morris, Coach Brandon Severino, Coach Stephen Charbonneau

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Coaching Records Year 1916 1917 1918 1919-25 1926-35 1936-40 1941-45 1946-48 1949-50 1951 1952-75 1976-82 1983-

Coach Charlie Alan Louis Gainey Doc Nigro Pat Mason Ed Halpin Martin O’Keefe Godfrey Kobets Ralph Cormany Gerry Connelly Dick Deitchman Al Davis* Jerry Culver* Tony Severino*

Totals

Years at RHS 1 1 1 7 10 5 5 3 2 1 24 7 35

W 5 2 1 27 52 27 34 20 12 5 154 63 326

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*Denotes member of the Missouri Coaches Hall of Fame

L 2 3 1 17 21 10 6 6 4 4 66 16 85

T 0 2 1 6 6 3 1 1 1 0 13 0 1

Winning % 71.4% 28.6% 33.3% 54.0% 65.8% 67.5% 82.9% 74.1% 70.6% 55.6% 66.1% 79.7% 79.1%

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Returning Lettermen

Front row, from left; Lance Shelton, Clint Purcell, Cooper Krezek, Reid Levi, Sawyer Crawford, Sam Schudy, Josh Moore, Luke Boehm; second row, Jalan Crayton, Joseph Coit, Carter Elder, Matt Powell, Michael Johnson, Luke Looney, R.J. Pascuzzi; third row, Tommy Eckels, Tucker Atwood, Mason Whitcomb, Jack McLiney, Jaxson Wentworth, Tim Glaser, Joe Kelly, Tonyo Grandison; fourth row, Danielson Ike, Jeff Keller, Andrew Stafford, Gabe Whipple, Owen Lawson

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Offensive Backs

Front row, from left; Lance Shelton, Sawyer Crawford, Gavin O’Boyle, Bobby Hummel, Danny Stegall, Luke Boehm, Jalan Crayton, Nick Smrt, Matt Powell; second row, Mitch Tarwater, Michael Johnson, Daniel Tartaglia, R.J. Pascuzzi, Ethan Easley, Tucker Atwood, Jack McLiney, Samuel Johnson

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Linemen

Front row, from left; Sawyer Crawford, Jack McLiney, Jack McInerney, Jaxson Wentworth, Will Hansen, Bo Sprague; second row, Tim Glaser, Joe Kelly, Tonyo Grandison, Danielson Ike, Jeff Keller, Andrew Stafford

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Linebackers

Front row, from left; Wilson Selzer, Mitch Tarwater, Daniel Tartaglia, R.J. Pascuzzi, Ethan Easley; second row, Tommy Eckels, Dan Haake, Tucker Atwood, Jack McLiney

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Defensive Backs

Front row, from left; Lance Shelton, Clint Purcell, Cooper Krezek, Sam Schudy, Josh Moore, Jalan Crayton, Steven Burdge, Joseph Coit; second row, Carter Elder, Matt Powell, Luke Looney, Mason Whitcomb, Samuel Johnson, Gabe Whipple, Owen Lawson

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Receivers & Tight Ends

Front row, from left; Clint Purcell, Cooper Krezek, Reid Levi, Sam Schudy, Josh Moore, Joseph Coit, Carter Elder, Luke Looney; second row, Tommy Eckels, Dan Haake, Mason Whitcomb, Jeff Keller, Andrew Stafford, Johnny Pascuzzi, Gabe Whipple

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Sophomore Team

Front row, from left; Bradley Poletis, Bobby Hummel, Kevin Tarwater, Mark O’Donnell, Nick Cowles, Matthew Betts, Jackson Haggerty, Jake O’Brien, Richie Heos, Joe Tartaglia; second row, Ian Estopare, Josh Geisel, Andrew Williams, Derek Blackmore, Bo Kelso, Sam Wright, Will Auch, Santos Ramirez, Joe Simmons, Jack Kelly; third row, Corbin Sollars, Thomas Holmes, A.J. Frazier, Jaylon Campbell, Jake Shepherd, Hamilton Staton, Noah Schmitz, Tanner Grote, Johnny O’Brien, Aidan Davis; fourth row, Ryan Lawlor, Jackson Pickard, Jacob Steele, Coach Chris Doyle, Coach Jeff Crowe, Coach Jim Monteil, Jacob Surles, Josh Pickett;

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Freshman Football

Front row, from left; Jack Taylor, Aiden Flood, Luke Bailey, Ryan Dierks, Owen Effertz, Hayden Green, Javier Metzger, Evan Malone, Hayden Schmidt; second row, Michael Garrett, Jordan Campbell, Zach Giangreco, Kyle Dean, Matthew Rebein, Brock Sullivan, Trevor Warn, Connor Warn, Andrew Finn, Laron Page, Leger Taylor; third row, Zach Lanter, Ben Marshall, John McLaury, William Eckels, Ian Garcia, Alex Mohajir, Jackson Hiesberger, Liam O’Keefe, William Brown, Dylan Kandt; fourth row, Justin Gervy, Flanigan Parrott, Cole Donnelly, Jude Schmitz, Reed Cotton, Joe Molen, Detmetries Walton, Gerald Brewer, Matthew Staker, Mark Lenz, Henry Caprio; fifth row, Charley McGlinn, Brendon Baker, Ben Randall, Tommy O’Leary, Nick Woolfolk, John Drouin, Daniel Martin, Nathan Nichols, Christopher Schaaf, Brendan Zahner; sixth row, Collin Murphy, Parker Bunch, Xavier Ramirez, Levi Bittel, Ryan Jacobson, Jack Colligan, Matthew Martin, Jackson Lary, Parker Williams; seventh row, William-Henry Hiles, Preston Igoe, Conner Green, William Gruender, Nicholas Gardner, Mateo DeLaTorre, Isaac Koch; eighth row, Coach Mark Bayhylle, Coach Nick Vaughn, Coach Jim DeGraw, Coach Tim Reidy, Coach Jake Bradshaw, Coach Jim Gilchrist

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Varsity Football Series Record De LaSalle 1918-1970 32-13-5 Blue Springs 1981-2017 28-23-0 Southwest 1925-1995 26-3-5 Jefferson City 1976-2017 26-15-0 KCKS Catholic/Ward 1916-1978 26-18-3 Lee’s Summit 1919-2012 24-1-0 Paseo 1926-1963 23-11-2 Columbia Hickman 1971-2015 22-9-0 St. Agnes/Miege 1957-1984 21-6-1 Liberty 1917-2013 18-7-0 Blue Springs South 1995-2017 17-6-0 Pem Day 1916-1959 16-1-1 North Kansas City 1941-2001 16-6-0 Lee’s Summit North 1996-2014 15-0-0 Hogan 1943-1963 13-0-0 Southeast 1938-2001 13-2-0 Raytown South 1966-1993 13-6-0 Raytown 1955-1999 13-7-1 Oak Park 1973-2005 12-1-0 Northeast 1930-1952 12-3-0 Glennon 1943-1954 11-1-0 Columbia Rock Bridge 1981-2017 11-2-0 St. Benedict/Maur Hill 1927-1960 11-2-1 Joplin 2002-2011 10-0-0 Redemptorist 1943-1954 10-1-0 SM East, KS 1963-2017 10-3-0 Grandview 1979-1993 9-0-0 St. Thomas Aquinas, KS 1991-1999 9-0-0 Lillis 1943-1954 9-0-3 Westport 1929-1972 9-1-0 O’Hara 1971-1981 9-1-1 SM West, KS 1974-1990 9-6-0 Immaculata 1933-1941 8-1-0 St. Jos Cath/Christ. Bro. 1916-1949 8-5-3 KC Central 1924-1997 8-7-1 SM Northwest, KS 1981-1988 7-0-0 Kapaun/Mt. Carmel, KS 1957-1986 7-2-0 Ruskin 1964-1978 7-3-0 Truman 1966-1995 6-0-0 Van Horn 1969-1990 6-0-0 St. Louis Sumner 1973-2001 6-2-0 Hazelwood Central 1981-2010 5-0-0 Springfield Kickapoo 1989-2000 5-0-0 Park Hill 1982-2016 5-0-0 Garden City, KS 1996-2001 5-1-0 St. Pius X 1962-1974 5-1-0 Hutchinson, Ks. 2008-2013 5-1-0 Raymore-Peculiar 2010-2017 5-1-0 SM North, KS 1946-1980 5-2-0 William Chrisman 1921-1993 5-6-0 St. Peter/Helias 1942-1948 4-0-0 Topeka Cath./Hayden 1923-1960 4-0-0 Wyandotte 1973-1986 4-0-0 St. Mary’s, KS 1922-1930 4-1-0 KC East 1930-1982 4-1-1 Argentine 1916-1941 4-4-0 Ft. Smith Northside, AR 1987-1997 4-6-1 St. Joseph Central 1983-1989 3-0-0 Winnetonka 1981-1989 3-0-0 Bentonville, AR 2012-2017 3-3-0 Carrollton 1919-1926 3-4-0 Helias 2014-2015 2-0-0 Central AC 1917-1918 2-0-0 Dallas Jesuit, TX 2002-2003 2-0-0

Fayetteville, AR Gulf Shores Acad., TX Hickman Mills KC Lincoln Lincoln East, NE Minnetonka Olathe North, KS Park Hill South Rosemount, MN SM South, KS Warrensburg Wichita Northwest, KS Lincoln Southeast, NE E. St. Louis Lincoln, IL Edmond Santa Fe, OK Becker, MN Center DeSoto Dowling, IA Edina, MN Harrisonville Haskel Henderson Basic, NV Hopkins, MN Joliet Catholic, IL KC Sumner, KS Lathrop Lindbergh Manuel Osawatamie, KS Pattonville Poplar Bluff Smithville St. Louis University High Waterloo West, IA Francis Howell Kickapoo LS West Pomona Ctry. Club Dist. AC Desmet Higginsville Mehlville Mullen, Colo.

Springdale Har-Ber Springdale, AR Abilene, TX KCKU Prep Norborne Odessa Excelsior Springs Evangel Christian, LA Gardner Hazelwood East Joplin Parkwood Marshall McCluer McLouth Overland Aurora, CO Richmond Kirkwood Webb City CBC

1989-1990 2-0-0 2002-2003 2-0-0 1987-1989 2-0-0 1955-1956 2-0-0 1983-1984 2-0-0 2007-2008 2-0-0 1998-1999 2-0-0 2000-2001 2-0-0 1994-1995 2-0-0 1987-1988 2-0-0 1923-1924 2-0-0 1994-1995 2-0-0 1991-1993 2-1-0 1987-2013 2-1-0 2007-2007 1-0-0 2006-2006 1-0-0 1985-1985 1-0-0 1920-1920 1-0-0 1982-1982 1-0-0 2002-2002 1-0-0 1922-1922 1-0-0 1947-1947 1-0-0 2000-2000 1-0-0 2001-2001 1-0-0 2002-2002 1-0-0 1965-1965 1-0-0 1916-1916 1-0-0 2002-2002 1-0-0 1929-1929 1-0-0 1939-1939 1-0-0 2000-2000 1-0-0 1985-1985 1-0-0 1926-1926 1-0-0 1983-1983 1-0-0 1991-1991 1-0-0 2014-2014 1-0-0 2016-2016 1-0-0 2016-2016 1-0-0 2017-2017 1-0-0 1916-1917 1-1-1 2005-2007 1-1-0 1920-1922 1-1-0 1999-2007 1-1-0 2008-2009 1-1-0 2014-2015 1-1-0 1984-1988 1-2-0 2005-2005 0-1-0 1919-1919 0-0-1 1922-1922 0-0-1 1923-1923 0-0-1 1917-1917 0-1-0 2003-2003 0-1-0 1917-1917 0-1-0 1989-1989 0-1-0 1975-1975 0-1-0 1925-1925 0-1-0 1969-1969 0-1-0 1922-1922 0-1-0 1995-1995 0-1-0 1932-1932 0-1-0 2016-2016 0-1-0 2014-2015 0-2-0 2014-2017 0-3-0 Blue denotes 2018 Opponent

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1916 K.C.KS. Cath Pem-Day Argentine Ctry.Cl. Dist. AC Lathrop St. Joseph Cath.

Pem-Day

5-2-0 26 - 0 24 - 0 30 - 6 31 - 2 21 - 6 0 - 21 0 - 12

Louis Gainey - 1 yr.

1917

Olathe Central AC Gardner Central AC Excelsior Springs Ctry.Cl. Dist. AC Ctry.Cl. Dist. AC

2-3-2 0-0 6-0 6 - 20 12 - 0 0-2 0-0 2 - 13

Dr. D.M. Nigro - 1 yr.

1918 K.C.KS. Catholic Pem-Day DeLaSalle

1-1-1 0 - 26 43-14 6-6

Lee’s Summit Liberty Pem-Day Carrollton Olathe K.C.K.U. DeLaSalle

3-3-1 18 - 0 0 - 27 14 - 12 6 - 12 0 - 27 6-6 6-2

1920

4-2-1

1921

3-2-1

Higginsiville Argentine DeSoto Lee’s Summit

Carrollton Liberty DeLaSalle

Lee’s Summit Carrollton Pem-Day Chrisman Argentine DeLaSalle

3-3-2

1923

7-0-1

Pem-Day McLouth Olathe Rosedale Higginsville

Harrisonville

St. Mary’s Norborne

Rosedale Pem-Day Topeka Catholic Odessa Warrensburg

Lee’s Summit Carrollton St. Mary’s

1924 Central Rosedale Argentine Olathe Warrensburg Carrollton DeLaSalle

1925

Pat Mason - 7 yrs.

27-17-6 1919

1922

77 - 7 0 - 10 20 - 14 21 - 7 0 - 27 21 - 19 7-7

33 - 0 13 - 0 76 - 0 6-7 0 - 13 7-7

Marshall Carrollton Christian Bros.

Olathe Southwest Argentine DeLaSalle

21- 0 6-7 0-7 0-0 7- 21 23 - 6 7-6 6-6

13 - 0 26 - 0 95 - 0 6-6 95 - 0 110 - 0 55 - 13 20 - 2

3-4-0 7 - 19 20 - 14 0 - 26 3-0 7-6 0-6 0 - 14

4-3-0 6 - 12 0-6 69 - 0 19 - 6 39 - 6 6 - 12 25 - 0

Ed Halpin - 10 yrs.

52-21-6 1926

5-2-0

1927

7-1-0

Smithville Olathe Southwest Paseo Carrollton DeLaSalle Christian Bros.

Rosedale Southwest St. Benedict’s Paseo K.C.KS. Catholic Christian Bros.

Argentine DeLaSalle

1928 Southwest Paseo St. Benedict’s

K.C.KS Catholic St. Mary’s DeLaSalle

47 - 0 6 - 12 6-0 20 - 7 13 - 6 0 - 13 20 - 10

0-4 13 - 6 39 - 7 6-3 27 - 0 44 - 0 13 - 0 20 - 7

4-2-0 0-6 25 - 12 0-6 32 - 0 21 - 6 12 - 7

1929

6-2-1

1930

7-1-0

1931

5-2-1

1932

2-5-1

Paseo Manuel Argentine Westport K.C.KS. Catholic Southwest St. Benedict’s St. Mary’s DeLaSalle

St. Mary’s KC East Westport Southwest DeLaSalle Paseo Christian Bros.

Northeast

Northeast KC East Christian Bros.

Ward Southwest Paseo DeLaSalle Liberty

Paseo KC East Liberty Christian Bros.

Richmond Ward Northeast DeLaSalle

1933

Paseo Central Immaculata

Christian Bros.

Ward Northeast Liberty KC East DeLaSalle

1934 Paseo Immaculata

Christian Bros.

Northeast Liberty Ward Central

0 - 13 32 - 6 13 - 0 12 - 0 6-0 7- 7 31 - 0 16 - 0 6-0

0-6 35 - 0 25 - 12 31 - 0 13 - 7 26 - 7 25 - 0 14 - 0

7-0 6- 6 7 - 13 20 - 0 12 - 0 25 - 7 56 - 0 6 - 12

12 - 19 7 - 18 6-7 7-7 0 - 26 0 - 13 29 - 7 13 - 0

7-1-1-A 18 - 0 2- 7 39 - 0 14 - 0 0-0 20 - 6 7-0 13 - 7 28 - 7

2-4-1 0-7 14 - 0 0-0 6 - 20 0 - 20 0 - 12 12 - 6

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Paseo Southwest Ward Northeast Liberty DeLaSalle Central Immaculata

Christian Bros.

7-1-1-A 9-6 13 - 0 13 - 7 19 - 0 0-6 32 - 12 20 - 0 13 - 6 7-7

Martin O’Keefe - 5 yrs. 27-10-3 1936 Immaculata

Northeast DeLaSalle Ward Central Christian Bros.

Liberty

1937

Chrisman Immaculata

Liberty DeLaSalle Northeast Christian Bros.

Ward Central

1938

Paseo Southeast Immaculata

Northeast Central Christian Bros.

Ward DeLaSalle

1939

Paseo Osawatamie

Central Immaculata

DeLaSalle Maur Hill Northeast Christian Bros.

Ward

1940 Paseo Central Immaculata

Southwest Northeast Southeast DeLaSalle Ward

4-2-1

Godfrey Kobets -5 yrs 34-6-1 1941

Paseo Argentine DeLaSalle Immaculata

Northeast Maur Hill NKC Central Ward

1947

7-2-0-A

31 - 7 25 - 0 20 - 6 24 - 6 25 - 7 42 - 7 0-7 0 - 13 13 - 0

20 - 6 25 - 0 21 - 6 0-7 7-7 7 - 14 24 - 7

1942

7-0-0

5-3-0-A

1943

6-2-1

6 - 13 25 - 7 13 - 6 13 - 0 19 - 6 7-0 6 - 13 0-6

5-2-1-A 6-7 20 - 7 14 - 6 12 - 6 0 - 20 12 - 0 7-7 13 - 0

8-0-1-A 6-0 32 - 6 33 - 0 25 - 0 28 - 0 23 - 0 20 - 0 39 - 6 14 - 14

Paseo DeLaSalle St. Peter Maur Hill NKC Central Ward Paseo Hogan Glennon Redemptorist St. Peter NKC Lillis Chrisman DeLaSalle

1944

1945

Paseo Glennon Redemptorist Hogan NKC DeLaSalle Lillis Ward

5-3-0 13 - 0 0 - 14 7 - 13 13 - 0 21 - 0 28 - 0 47 - 0 6-7

Paseo Glennon Redemptorist Hogan NKC DeLaSalle Lillis Chrisman

37 - 12 26 - 12 25 - 13 26 - 6 12 - 7 33 - 6 12 - 0 12 - 12 34 - 6 26 - 13 18 - 6 26 - 0 7-0 28 - 12 8 - 34 0 - 19

6-2-0-B 13 - 0 34 - 6 26 - 6 52 - 6 6 - 12 54 - 12 7-0 0 - 31

8-0-0-B 14 - 6 32 - 0 35 - 0 37 - 0 27 - 12 46 - 0 19 - 0 32 - 6

Ralph Cormany -3 yrs.

20-6-1 1946

Paseo

Ward Redemptorist Hogan NKC DeLaSalle Lillis Shawnee Mission Glennon

7-2-0-B 14 - 0 6 - 26 47 - 0 30 - 0 13 - 19 19 - 7 19 - 18 21 - 7 31 - 13

Paseo Haskell Glennon Redemptorist Hogan St. Peter Maur Hill Lillis DeLaSalle

9-0-0-B 25 - 6 34 - 12 25 - 6 52 - 7 26 - 13 26 - 12 13 - 12 13 - 6 20 - 0

1948

4-4-1

Christian Bros.

Paseo Glennon Hogan St. Peter Maur Hill Lillis De LaSalle Pem-Day

7 - 28 7 - 12 2 - 13 13 - 8 31 - 12 13 - 19 0-0 39 - 6 18 - 0

Gerry Connelly -2 yrs.

12-4-1 1949

Paseo Christian Bros.

Glennon Pem-Day Redemptorist Maur Hill Hogan Lillis DeLaSalle

1950 Paseo Northeast Glennon Redemptorist Hogan Maur Hill Lillis DeLaSalle

7-1-1-B 26 - 0 12 - 26 34 - 7 25 - 0 13 - 7 26 - 14 6-0 19 - 19 26 - 2

5-3-0 6 - 22 6 - 12 27 - 6 30 - 0 19 - 6 13 - 0 14 - 13 14 - 15

Dick Deitchman - 1 yr.

1951

Paseo Glennon Redemptorist

Hogan Ward Northeast Lillis Pem-Day DeLaSalle

5-4-0

6 - 13 7-0 0-6 19 - 6 0-7 14 - 7 20 - 14 21 - 7 7 - 33

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154-66-13 1952

Paseo Glennon Redemptorist Hogan Ward Pem-Day Lillis DeLa Salle (C)Northeast

1953

Paseo Redemptorist Hogan DeLaSalle Ward Lillis Glennon Pem-Day (C) Southeast

1954

Paseo Hogan DeLaSalle Lillis Ward Glennon Redemptorist Pem-Day Southeast

1955 Raytown Paseo Southeast Pem-Day Westport KC East Ward DeLaSalle Lincoln

1956 Westport Paseo Pem-Day Southeast Ward Central Raytown DeLaSalle Lincoln

1957

Westport Paseo Pem-Day Ward Raytown DeLaSalle St. Agnes Kapaun

1958 6-2-1-B 13 - 13 33 - 7 14 - 0 32 - 0 0 - 18 12 - 7 25 - 7 20 - 6 3 - 14

5-3-1-B 12 - 13 15 - 14 26 - 6 26 - 6 3 - 21 20 -20 45 - 0 32 - 0 13 - 48

Southwest Paseo Pem-Day Hayden Ward Maur Hill DeLaSalle Miege Central Raytown

6-2-1

1960

8-2-0

Southwest Ward Raytown Maur Hill Paseo Pem-Day Hayden DeLaSalle Miege

34 - 0 43 - 0 20 - 13 39 - 6 20 - 14 47 - 0 39 - 0 40 - 0 41 - 6

6-2-1

1961

7 - 26 0-6 19 - 6 26 - 0 55 - 6 26 - 0 34 - 19 6-6 18 - 0

Miege NKC Maur Hill Ward Raytown DeLaSalle Paseo Kapaun Southwest

5-4-0

1962

31 - 12 27 - 13 27 - 12 12 - 40 32 - 19 7 - 20 6 - 26 13 - 16 34 - 12

3-4-1 12 - 0 12 - 20 13 - 13 7 - 21 20 - 33 12 - 6 26 - 13 13 - 19

40 - 6 21 - 13 33 - 22 19 - 6 6 - 13 34 - 13 28 - 7 14 - 35 20 - 13 18 - 19

1959

Paseo Southwest NKC Hayden Ward Maur Hill Raytown DeLaSalle Miege Westport

9-0-0-B

7-3-0

Paseo NKC Ward Miege Raytown DeLaSalle Sumner Kapaun Southwest St. Pius X

17 - 14 7 - 21 19 - 19 27 - 13 34 - 6 34 - 7 21 - 0 33 - 6 13 - 14

26 - 6 6-7 6-0 58 - 0 20 - 0 19 - 0 0 - 14 45 - 27 13 - 6 18 - 14

5-2-2 6-2 6-0 0-0 6-7 0 - 47 0 - 41 33 - 6 28 - 26 13 - 13

6-4-0 31 - 13 6 - 20 6-7 14 - 0 13 - 6 0 - 13 31 - 0 7 - 12 18 - 7 19 - 0

1963

8-1-0

1964

3-7-0

1965

5-4-0

1966

6-2-1

Paseo St. Pius X NKC Ward Miege DeLaSalle SM East Hogan Southwest

Westport St. Pius X NKC Ward Miege DeLaSalle Ruskin SM East Southwest Kapaun

Westport St. Pius X Ward Miege DeLaSalle Ruskin SM East Sumner Kapaun

Southwest Chrisman Kapaun Ward Miege Raytown South Ruskin NKC DeLaSalle

6 - 13 26 - 7 18 - 0 7-0 27 - 0 27 - 0 6-0 32 - 0 14 - 6

13 - 20 6-7 13 - 14 13 - 12 0 - 14 14 - 31 0-7 0-7 18 - 13 14 - 12

27 - 0 20 - 0 0 - 28 26 - 27 0 - 14 21 - 7 27 - 35 20 - 12 34 - 14

6-6 34 - 0 42 - 19 0 - 20 40 - 0 14 - 0 19 - 13 13 - 7 13 - 19

1967

5-4-0

1968

4-4-2

Southwest Chrisman Kapaun Ward Miege Raytown South Ruskin NKC DeLaSalle

Southwest Chrisman Kapaun Ward Miege Raytown South Ruskin Truman NKC DeLaSalle

13 - 0 34 - 0 34 - 12 20 - 25 0 - 14 19 - 6 13 - 26 19 - 0 6 - 13

7-7 6 - 21 14 - 7 13 - 8 31 - 7 9 - 25 19 - 6 14 - 26 14 - 33 0- 0

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9-3-0

Southwest Chrisman Van Horn Ward Miege Raytown South Ruskin Truman NKC DeLaSalle * Central ** McCluer

13 - 7 20 - 0 28 - 3 12 - 0 28 - 6 7- 8 14 - 0 14 - 0 27 - 0 27 - 34 33 - 14 0 - 21

1970

7-2-1

Southwest Chrisman Van Horn Ward Miege Raytown South Ruskin Truman NKC DeLaSalle

7-7 7 - 13 35 - 0 20 - 0 9-8 12 - 0 0 - 24 31 - 0 24 - 21 34 - 0

1971

Southwest Westport Van Horn Ward Ruskin Miege Truman Raytown South O’Hara Col. Hickman

1973

7-2-1

1975

7-4-0

SM North SM West Ward O’Hara Miege Col. Hickman St. Pius X Southwest Wyandotte Raytown South

14 - 13 21 - 0 21 - 0 33 - 0 20 - 6 31 - 13 50 - 7 41 - 21 44 - 8 21 - 0 20 - 14

Southwest Ward Van Horn O’Hara Miege Junction City

St. Pius X Wyandotte Col. Hickman

Raytown South * Oak Park ** St. Louis Sumner

6-3-1

7 - 21 16 - 12 20 - 14 13 - 9 26 - 13 14 - 16 17 - 14 14 - 12 7- 7 7 - 33

10-2-0

14 - 0 14 - 12 14 - 12 28 - 0 27 - 7 40 - 7 20 - 6 38 - 7 6 - 14 35 - 6 28 - 18 7- 12

27 - 7 26 - 0 40 - 0 28 - 0 6-6 13 - 14 35 - 21 28 - 13 62 - 7 0 - 28

Raytown South SM North SM West Ward O’Hara Miege Col. Hickman Southeast SM East Southwest * Joplin Parkwood

34 - 8 19 - 14 14 - 15 27 - 0 26 - 13 25 - 16 21 - 44 38 - 6 6-7 40 - 6 28 - 41

Jerry Culver - 7 yrs.

63-16-0

11-0-0

Southwest Westport Van Horn Ward Ruskin Miege Truman Raytown South O’Hara * Col. Hickman ** Beaumont

1972

1974

1976

Raytown South SM North SM West Ward Southwest Miege Col. Hickman

Southeast SM East O’Hara * Jefferson City

1977

Raytown South SM North SM West Ward Southwest Miege Col. Hickman

Southeast SM East O’Hara

1978 Raytown South SM North SM West Ward Southwest Miege Col. Hickman Southeast SM East O’Hara

1979

8-1-0

1980

9-3-0

SM North SM West SM East Southwest Miege Southeast Grandview Col. Hickman O’Hara

Raytown SM North SM West SM East Southwest Miege Grandview Southeast Col. Hickman

O’Hara State District Raytown Raytown South

1981 8-3-0 13 - 0 20 - 7 0-7 35 - 7 28 - 6 30 - 3 7-0 32 - 7 12 - 7 7 - 10 3 - 12

5-5-0

0 - 13 0 - 28 18 - 20 9 - 12 40 - 6 19 - 15 7 - 12 15 - 0 22 - 15 21 - 0

8-2-0

7 -14 16 - 19 7- 6 20 - 2 49 - 0 27 - 10 10 - 9 14 - 3 13 - 7 28 - 6

Raytown Oak Park SM Northwest SM East Southwest Miege Blue Springs

Col. Hickman O’Hara Winnetonka

Raytown South Col. Rock Bridg Hazelwood Central

1982

Raytown Oak Park SM Northwest SM East KC East Miege Blue Springs

Col. Hickman Dowling Park Hill Lee’s Summit Grandview Jefferson City St. Louis Sumner

41 - 0 13 - 15 7-6 21 - 0 36 - 0 31 - 0 14 - 6 17 - 6 10 - 0

6 - 17 24 - 7 29 - 7 36 - 9 36 - 8 14 - 7 16 - 6 28 - 0 6 - 30 34 - 9 24 - 7 0 - 14

12-1-0

44 - 6 32 - 6 7-0 27 - 0 47 - 0 7-0 0 - 20 16 - 13 42 - 0 7-6 27 - 0 7-3 35 - 14

13-1-0

21 - 0 21 - 13 10 - 7 34 - 14 69 - 14 48 - 12 24 - 7 34 - 7 24 - 21 47 - 22 21 - 0 28 - 3 36 - 0 22 - 32

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326-85-1 1983

Raytown Oak Park SM Northwest Lincoln East

SM West Miege Blue Springs

Col. Hickman

St. Joe Central Park Hill State District *Lee’s Summit State Quarterfinals *Grandview State Semifinals *St. Louis U. High State Finals ***Hazelwood Central

1984

Springdale, Ark Oak Park SM Northwest Lincoln East

SM West Miege Blue Springs

Col. Hickman Lee’s Summit State District Blue Springs

1985 Oak Park Lee’s Summit

Wyandotte Blue Springs

Center SM West Southeast Col. Hickman

Poplar Bluff

Jefferson City

1986

Oak Park Lee’s Summit Wyandotte Blue Springs

Kapuan/Mt. Carmel SMWest Col. Hickman Jefferson City

State District Lee’s Summit State Quarterfinals Grandview State Semifinals Jefferson City State Finals Hazelwood Central

1987

12-2-0 27 - 0 13 - 0 13 - 6 29 - 7 0-3 11 - 0 28 - 0 7 - 12 54 - 0 44 - 0 22 - 0 14 - 3 13 - 10 13 - 7

8-2-0 3-7 14 - 0 23 - 0 14 - 7 3-0 26 - 0 6-3 31 - 0 14 - 6

17 - 18

6-4-0 35 - 12 0-7 26 - 8 10 - 14 21 - 0 0-6 44 - 0 7 - 12 34 - 7 28 - 7

11-1-0

35 - 0 23 - 0 28 - 7 28 - 0 42 - 0 28 - 8 35 - 0 7 - 20

35 - 6 33 - 0 20 - 7 13- 10

Ft. Smith Northside Lee’s Summit SM Northwest Blue Springs

Springdale, Ark. SM West SM South Col. Hickman Lincoln E.St. Louis State District Lee’s Summit State Quarterfinals Hickman Mills State Semifinals Jefferson City State Finals Hazelwood Central

1988

Ft. Smith Northside Lee’s Summit SM Northwest Springdale, AR SM West SM South No. Kansas City Winnetonka

St. Joseph Central State Sectional Ruskin State Quarterfinals Park Hill State Semifinals Jefferson City

1989

Ft. Smith Northside Lee’s Summit Springfield Kickapoo Fayetteville, Ark. SM West Jefferson City NKC Winnetonka

St. Joe Central State Sectional Hickman Mills State Quarterfinals Park Hill State Semifinals Jefferson City State Finals Hazelwood East

1990

Ft. Smith Northside Springfield Kickapoo Fayetteville, AR SM West Jefferson City Van Horn Raytown South Raytown Grandview State Sectional Blue Springs

12-1-0

25 - 20 17 - 0 24 - 7 41 - 7 15 - 22 14 - 0 24 - 0 35 - 3 59 - 0 42 - 10 42 - 0 18 - 16 7-0

10-1-1 29 - 29 34 - 12 35 - 0 41 - 21 41 - 6 34 - 13 28 - 0 29 - 3 52 - 6 19 - 0 47 - 15 0 - 36

10-3-0 3 - 28 31 - 0 33- 17 26 - 0 46 - 0 7 - 10 49 - 0 64 - 7 55 - 26 41 - 0 35 - 3 34 - 31 14 - 28

7-3-0 0-9 27 - 0 41 - 0 49 - 7 0 - 14 56 - 0 46 - 6 35 - 6 20 - 7 8 - 11

1991

Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Springfield Kickapoo Blue Springs

Waterloo, IA., West Lincoln, NE, SE Jefferson City Raytown South Raytown Grandview State Sectional Blue Springs

1992

Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Springfield Kickapoo Blue Springs

Chrisman Lincoln Southeast Jefferson City Raytown South Raytown Grandview State Sectional Blue Springs

1993

Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Lincoln SE, Neb. Blue Springs

Chrisman Jefferson City

Raytown South Raytown Grandview State Sectional Blue Springs

State Quarterfinals Liberty State Semifinals Jefferson City

1994 Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Southwest Wichita Northwest Rosemount, MN Jefferson City Blue Springs

Lee’s Summit Truman

6-5-0 17 - 23 42 - 21 35 - 0 21 - 28 21 - 14 0 - 14 0 - 13 36 - 14 26 - 20 28 - 7 21 - 28

9-2-0 38 - 13 45 - 0 49 -0 17 -0 63 - 6 21 - 17 14 - 21 31 - 0 29 - 9 36 - 0 0-3

9-3-0 13 - 16 49 - 12 16 - 14 14 - 3 33 - 3 6 - 22 64 - 18 34 - 6 39 - 12 21 - 6 49 - 22 6-7

6-3-0 7 - 24 19 - 0 42 - 0 24 - 0 27 - 26 21 - 27 24 - 40 25 - 7 21 - 7

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Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Southwest Rosemount, MN Wichita Northwest Aurora, CO, Overland Jefferson City Blue Springs

Lee’s Summit

Truman State Sectional Blue Springs South

1996

Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Blue Springs

Liberty St. Louis Sumner Garden City, KS Jefferson City KC Central Lee’s Summit No. Raytown State Sectional Blue Springs

State Quarterfinals Oak Park

1997

Ft. Smith Northside St. Thomas Aquinas Blue Springs Liberty St. Louis Sumner Garden City, KS Jefferson City KC Central Lee’s Summit No. Raytown State Sectional Blue Springs

1998

St. Thomas Aquinas Blue Springs

Lee’s Summit

Olathe North, KS St. Louis Sumner Garden City, KS Jefferson City Lee’s Summit No. North Kansas City Raytown State Sectional Blue Springs So. State Quarterfinals Columbia Hickman State Semifinals Jefferson City

8-3-0

27 - 14 35 - 6 57 - 14 27 - 12 35 - 0 28 -31 0-7 7-6 19 - 16 39 - 7 7 - 10

8-4-0 12 -21 35 -14 30 -37 42 -10 42 - 8 41 -42 35 -28 44 - 6 42 -12 48 - 0 42 - 7 7 - 17

8-3-0 26 -23 37 - 6 18 -25 14 -17 56 - 0 47 -13 30 -17 49 - 0 27 -21 49 -21

6 -20

12-1-0 37 - 3 31 -13 42 - 0 21 - 0 29 - 0 45 - 6 35 -14 31 -14 37 - 7 46 - 8 49 -14 43 -16 21-28

1999

St. Thomas Aquinas Blue Springs

Lee’s Summit

Olathe North, KS St, Louis Sumner Garden City, KS Jefferson City Lee’s Summit No. North Kansas City Raytown State Sectional Blue Springs South State Quarterfinals Liberty State Semifinals Jefferson City State Finals Mehlville

2000

Oak Park Blue Springs

Hopkins, MN

St. Louis Sumner Garden City, KS Jefferson City Park Hill South North Kansas City KC Southeast State Sectional Oak Park State Quarterfinals Blue Springs

2002

Blue Springs So. Blue Springs Gulf Shores Acad., TX Joliet Catholic, IL Edina, MN Dallas Jesuit, TX Jefferson City Lee’s Summit Lee’s Summit No Joplin State Sectional Blue Springs State Semifinals Rock Bridge

State Finals Lindbergh

2003

36 - 6

Blue Springs So Blue Springs

Gulf Shores Acad., TX Evangel Christian, LA Liberty Dallas Jesuit

Jefferson City Lee’s Summit

Lee’s Summit No Joplin State Quarterfinals Blue Springs

28 - 7

2004

34 - 0 7 - 15

14-0

Oak Park

Blue Springs

White Bear Lake, MN Henderson Basi, NV St. Louis Sumner Garden City, KS Jefferson City Park Hill South North Kansas City Southeast State Sectional Liberty State Quarterfinals Blue Springs State Semifinals Springfield Kickapoo State Finals Pattonville

2001

12-2

48 -13 52 -35 40 - 6 28 - 0 41 -18 34 - 6 21- 27 30 - 6 43 - 0 56 - 16

27 - 6 21 - 14 36 - 30 44 - 0 49 - 0 24 - 8 24- 14 35 - 0 42 - 6 35 -14 20 - 17 20 - 16 26 -14 23 - 7

9-2

19 - 14 7 - 21 45 - 0 71 - 0 40 - 3 24 - 0 43 - 3 42 - 0 64 - 14 34 - 14 16 - 31

13-0

34 - 7 24 - 14 42 - 7 28 - 9 35 - 22 28 - 9 49 - 7 43 - 14 42 - 7 49 - 13 21 - 7 46 - 13 41 - 7

Blue Springs Columbia-Hickman Blue Springs South Oak Park Jefferson City Liberty

Lee’s Summit Lee’s Summit North Joplin

State Sectionals Blue Springs State Quarterfinals Col. Hickman

2005

Blue Springs

Col. Hickman Blue Springs South Abilene, TX

Oak Park Jefferson City Liberty

Lee’s Summit Lee’s Summit North Joplin

State Quarterfinals Liberty

State Semifinals DeSmet

2006

Becker, MN Blue Springs Liberty Jefferson City Columbia Hickman Columbia Rock Bridge Joplin Lee’s Summit North State Sectionals Blue Springs South

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42 - 35 31 - 37 48 - 6 19- 20 52 - 6 45 - 23 21 - 7 24 - 0 47 - 0 37 - 16 7 - 24

9-2

9 - 29 14 - 7 41 - 13 48 - 10 28 - 10 24 - 6 44 - 0 31 - 0 39 - 14 28 - 0 7 - 10

10-2

37 - 17 37 - 6 27 - 0 14 - 33 42 - 7 47 - 12 47 - 7 49 - 6 34 - 0 48 - 8 19 - 12 39 - 59

6-3

28 - 14 7 - 24 34 - 21 41 -32 44 - 6 14-21 37 - 14 35 - 7 7 - 27

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13-0

Edmond Santa Fe Blue Springs Liberty Jefferson City Columbia Hickman Columbia Rock Bridge Minnetonka Joplin Lee’s Summit North Blue Springs South Blue Springs State Semifinals DeSmet State Finals Mehlville

21-7 21-14 47-21 55-21 37-0 56-13 21-13 35-0 35-0 27-21 42-17

2008

10-2

Blue Springs So. Hutchinson Blue Springs Mullen, Colo.

Jefferson City Col. Hickman Minnetonka Lee’s Summit L. S. North Joplin State Sectionals Blue Springs State Quarterfinals Blue Springs So.

2009

67-7 28-9

10-2

Blue Springs 35-20 Hutchinson, Kans.

35-20 Blue Springs South 16-3 Liberty 34-14 Col. Rock Bridge 35-6 Col. Hickman 21-0 Jefferson City 30-33 Raymore-Peculiar 34-0 Lee’s Summit North 71-10 Joplin 38-7 State Sectionals Blue Springs South 10-9 State Quarterfinals Blue Springs South 7-28

2012

9-3

9-14

East St. Louis 20-12 Bentonville, Ark. 7-24 Blue Springs 24-38 Hutchinson, Kans.

35-31 Blue Springs South 28-0 Liberty 30-0 Col. Rock Bridge 38-21 Jefferson City 16-6 Col. Hickman 34-7 First Round Playoff Lee’s Summit 37-7 Second Round Playoff Raymore-Peculiar 38-7 District Championship Blue Springs 11-14

9-3

2013

42-14 28-21 21-28 31-21 35-27 41-0 38-7 35-0 56-14 68-7

48-0

Blue Springs South Hutchinson, Kans.

Blue Springs Mullen, Colo.

Jefferson City Col. Hickman Jefferson City Lee’s Summit Lee’s Summit North Joplin State Sectionals Liberty State Quarterfinals Blue Springs

35-13 27-55 17-3 7-17 20-13 27-14 33-19 42-20 46-14 49-19

2010

14-0

2011

35-14 21-23

Blue Springs 7-6 Hutchinson, Kans.

29-28 Blue Springs South 24-17 Liberty 41-0 Col. Rock Bridge 40-21 Col. Hickman 34-13 Jefferson City 34-10 Raymore-Peculiar 14-6 Lee’s Summit North 35-7 Joplin 41-0 State Sectionals Blue Springs South 31-23 State Quarterfinals Blue Springs 7-0 State Semifinals Ft. Zumwalt West 42-6 State Finals Hazelwood Central 10-7

6-4

East St. Louis Bentonville, Ark. Blue Springs Hutchinson, Kans.

Blue Springs South Liberty Col. Rock Bridge Jefferson City Col. Hickman First Round Playoff Blue Springs South

19-14 21-24 7-22 41-7 27-6 24-34 47-28 20-16 21-6

2014

12-2

8-11

Columbia Rock Bridge 49-14 Webb City 14-40 Bentonville, AR 17-16 Springdale Har-Ber 46-22 Blue Springs South 42-0 Blue Springs 14-13 Columbia Hickman 42-6 Helias 40-10 Jeff City 34-17 First Round Playoff Lee’s Summit North 43-14 Second Round Playoff Kickapoo 41-0 District Championship Blue Springs 34-29 State Semifinal Francis Howell 25-20 State Championship CBC 24-31

2015

4-6

2016

9-3

2017

8-4

Columbia Rock Bridge 26-7 Webb City 20-49 Bentonville, Ark. 13-24 Springdale Har-Ber 21-49 Blue Springs South 27-37 Columbia Hickman 50-0 Helias 35-25 Jefferson City 20-55 First Round Playoff Raymore-Peculiar 21-24

Columbia Rock Bridge 41-6 Blue Springs South 14-7 Bentonville, Ark. 24-21 Raymore-Peculiar 21-0 SM East 26-20 Blue Springs 7-24 CBC 3-10 Jefferson City 49-6 First Round Playoff Park Hill 21-14 Second Round Playoff Kickapoo 26-3 District Championship LS West 27-17 State Semifinal Kirkwood 17-24

Columbia Rock Bridge 14-17 Blue Springs South 27-7 Bentonville, Ark. 35-8 Raymore-Peculiar 41-14 SM East 21-17 Blue Springs 14-21 Pomona 40-28 CBC 3-28 Jefferson City 30-12 First Round Playoff LS North 7-0 Second Round Playoff LS West 20-17 District Championship Park Hill 14-28

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Rock ATHLETIC

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Soccer Season Recap @Pembroke Hill Won 3-0

SMNW Won 5-0

@LS North Won 3-1

@Raymore-Peculiar Won 4-0

Jesuit Classic: Marquette Lost 0-5 Regis Jesuit Won 3-0

St. James Won 5-1

Go4theGoal Fall Classic: Collinsville Won 3-0 Hinsdale Central Won 3-1 Bradley Won 3-2

Districts: Ruskin Won 10-0

@Park Hill South Won 3-0 @Liberty Won 7-0 SM West Won 4-1 BS South Tourney: LS West Won 2-1 BS South Won 4-1 Belton Won 4-0 Top Dawg Tourney: Blue Valley NW Won 4-0 Lee’s Summit Won 4-0 Blue Valley West Won 2-1

Columbia Hickman Won 3-1 Jeff City Classic: CBC Won 2-1 Marquette Lost 1-2 Aquinas Lost 1-2

@Jeff City Won 3-1

Districts: Truman Won 6-0 Sectionals: BS South Won 2-0 Quarterfinals: NKC Won 4-1 Semifinals: CBC Won 2-1 State Championship: Vianney Won 3-2

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Recap Hawklets run the table against Missouri competition Going into each season, the Rockhurst soccer season has one goal: win the State Championship. The 2017 Soccer Hawklets accomplished just that for the seventh time in program history.

Rockhurst cruised through its first four games of the postseason to earn a spot in the Final Four. In the Semifinals, the Hawklets would avenge their crushing 2016 State Championships loss in penalty kicks to CBC by beating the Cadets this time 2-1. In the Finals, The Rock used goals from three different seniors, William Crowe, Frank Barry and Kyle Ruark to pull out a 3-2 ChampionThe senior ship win over Vianney.

On top of that, other smaller leadership on the team goals were also reached team, especially throughout the season. Head Coach Chris Lawson’s team Kyle Ruark went undefeated in the Blue and Camden Springs South, Top Dawg, and Go 4 The Goal (Iowa) TournaSchieffer, played ments. a huge role in The Hawklets jumped out to a 12-0 start on the season, scorkeeping a high ing 46 goals while conceding just tempo at practice four goals during those first dozen matches. That earned them and a positive a top-10 spot on USA Today’s locker room vibe.

Super 25 National Rankings.

Rockhurst would lost just three games during the season, and none to Jackson teams in Missouri.

Ebersole ‘19 With a 27-3 final record, Rockhurst scored 103 goals and allowed only 25.

Leading the offensive charge was Ruark, who had 26 goals and 13 assists. He was named the Missouri State and Gatorade Player of the Year, as well as an NSCAA All-American.

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Defense returns, offense to fill holes New players will have the opportunity to step up for the 2018 Soccer Hawklets in pursuit of back-to-back State Championships.

Nearly all of the goal production of last year’s title team graduated, which means that younger players in the program will need to fill the gaps left. Thomas Gansaner ‘20 played in every game as a sophomore and now will be relied upon for offensive production from his forward production.

The defense could be The Rock’s key facet this season. Veteran starting goalie Jack-

son Ebersole ‘19 will be protected by returning starting defenders Jacob Hiss ‘19, Liam Bailey ‘20 and Kyle Ziegler ‘19. They will be tested often throughout Rockhurst’s annual challenging schedule, which features two great teams in the Annual Jesuit Classic, Gonzaga Prep (D.C.) and Marquette University High School (WI).

Rockhurst will also face stiff competition locally in the Blue Springs South Tournament and matches against Blue Valley Southwest, St. Thomas Aquinas and St. James Academy.

With many new faces joining the team this year, leadership is key to success. Although we lost a lot of seniors last year, our expectations have not dropped.

Jake Hiss ‘19

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Season Stats Midfielders Name GP Goals Assts Points K. Ruark 26 23 11 57 G. Marty 26 15 14 44 B. Vermilion 26 3 2 8 C. Schieffer 26 2 3 7 A. Valdivia 2 0 0 0 M. Frisch 25 1 2 4

Forwards Name W. Crowe J. Amey T. Gansner F. Barry P. Browne D. Drake J. Pileggi L. Dorrell M. Lee

GP 15 26 26 26 26 7 5 7 7

Goals Assts 5 9 19 17 3 2 13 10 5 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0

Points 19 55 8 36 17 4 0 0 2

Defense Name J. Hiss L. Bailey J. Merckens B. Tranbarger K. Ziegler J. Orscheln I. Cherry P. Ehrrman I. Dyke M. Goodwin H. O’Keefe

GP 25 26 6 26 26 10 13 17 3 3 2

Goals Assts 0 1 1 3 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Points 1 5 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1

Goalkeeping Name J. Ebersole C. Meyer A. Swindle H. Freeman

GP GA Saves Shutouts 26 19 120 13 17 2 15 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Blue indicates returnee

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Varsity Soccer 2018 Schedule Fri. 8/24 Park Hill South Sat. 8/25 Pembroke Hill

Mon. 8/27 Ray-Pec Thur. 8/30 Blue Valley SW Tue. 9/4-8 Blue Springs South Tourney Tue. 9/11 Blue Valley NW Thur. 9/13 Blue Valley West Mon. 9/17 Shawnee Mission West Fri. 9/21-22 Jesuit Classic Thur. 9/27-29 Go4Goal Tourney Wed. 10/3 Columbia Hickman Mon. 10/8 Liberty North Tue. 10/9 St. Thomas Aquinas Fri. 10/12-13 Jeff City Classic Tue. 10/16 St. James Academy Mon. 10/22 Lee’s Summit North Wed. 10/24 Jeff City Mon. 10/29-11/2 Districts Tue. 11/6 Sectionals Sat. 11/10 Quarterfinals Fri. 11/16 Semifinals Sat. 11/17 State Championship

Away Home

Home Away Away Home Away Away (SMSC) Gonzaga Away (Burlington, IA) Home Away Away Away (179 Soccer Park) Home Home Home TBD TBD TBD Away (WWT Park) Away (WWT Park)

4:00pm 11:00am 6:30pm 6:30pm TBD 6:30pm 6:30pm 7:00pm TBD TBD 6:30pm 6:30pm TBD TBD 6:30pm 6:30pm 5:00pm TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

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AWARDS

Each year the soccer team awards athletes for their performance both on the field, as a teammate and in the classroom. The Golden Boot is for the best offensive player, The Bryan R. Bolden award goes to the top role player and Solid As a Rock goes to top defensive minded player.

Bryan R. Bolden Award Nick Taylor John Molle Kyle Fitzgerald Scott Ferguson Michael Wiggins Miguel Mejia Matt Betterman Joe Madden Nick Simcox Alex Higbie

2000 2001 2001 2002 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005

Conor Lewis Danny Riesmeyer Michael Murphy Garret Carman Paul Pisani Adam Stingo Brad Miller Brandan Krueger Andy VanBuskirk Sam Joseph

2006 2007 2008 2008 2009 2010 2010 2010 2011 2012

Alex Caffrey Sam Joseph Lukas Kenney Jack Saladino Eric Smith Donovan Siro Alex Siro Mitchell Roberts Ben Tranberger Jackson Merckens

2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2016 2017 2017

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Golden Boot Award 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Brendan Matthews Charlie Peters William John Robby Borchardt Eric Sweetin Jordan Raybould Peter O’Neill

Justin Koehler Peter O’Neill Alex Sweetin Bryan Jantsch Doug Stevenson Derek Schrick Jim Brazeal

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Kyle Mclagen Robert Dewitt Jordan evans C. McLagan K. Schieffer Gianni Catenacci Kyle Ruark

2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2016 2017

Solid As A Rock Award Jarrett Devereaux Matt Ferguson Mike Comiskey Seamus McLaughlin Cole Mayer Dan Kovac Drew Pavlovich Kelly Mercer Justin Koehler

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2005 2006 2007

Alex DeZeeuw Austin Trees Felipe Navarro Danny Cunningham Bret Raybould Kyle Huber Jon Feder Grant Wilson John Mehl

2007 2008 2008 2008 2009 2009 2009 2010 2011

Brendan Marquart Robert Kelly Ben Seitzer Ryan Lewis W. Boatman Michael Rall Camden Schieffer George Marty

2012 2013 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2017

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Soccer All-Time Team While our soccer program has been quite successful since its days beginning in the winter, the All-Time Team is a recent addition to recognize individual players who were hallmark players and instrumental to the success of the program in their eras. Submission for membership to the squad can be submitted to the Athletic Director or head coach, with credentials as to why their high school soccer career warrants consideration. The player must be five years out from graduation. Congratulations to these important players and thanks for your talents, toughness, tactical skill, and much more.

Rick Pribyl Joe Hilboldt Chip Corrigan Tom McKay Jim Mosqueda Jeff Johnson Mike Chonko Tom Knox Todd Riley Chris D’Amico Keith Jarmusch Chuck Reid Todd Schieffer Brett Darby Scott Siegel Kevin Charcut Nick Finn Matt Benben Bryan Charcut Sean Walker Jason Cole Michael Robards Dan Watson

1966 1974 1983 1984 1986 1987 1988 1988 1988 1989 1989 1989 1990 1994 1995 1995 1996 1997 1997 1998 1999 1999 1999

Matt Herald Brian Siegel Matt Jewett Joe Burns Jason Woods Matt Darby Jim Davey Brett Coppage Lance Snodgrass Brendan Matthews Ryan Raybould Jarrett Devereaux Charlie Peters Will John Mike Comiskey Robbie Borchardt Daneil Kerley Cole Mayer Seth Sinovic Eric Sweetin Drew Pavlovich Jordan Raybould Alex DeZeeuw

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Justin Koehler Peter O’Neill Tom Sorrentino Alex Sweetin Christian Krueger Austin Trees Luke Snyder Alex Male Tj Lawless Felipe Navarro Bryan Jantsch Dustin Abnos Nick Lewis Doug Stevenson Adam Stingo Grant Wilson Derek Schrick John Mehl Brendan Marquart Jim Brazeal

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Head Coach - Chris Lawson A three-sport athlete at Sacred Heart High in Sedalia, Coach Lawson decided to focus on soccer after high school. He went on to play goalie at State Fair Community College and Park University. Now in his 25th year heading Rockhurst soccer and 24th as a Social Studies teacher, he has two sons - Mel (class of ‘09) and Owen, (class of ‘20).

One of his favorite coaching memories was seeing Owen dog pile with the players after winning the ‘07 and ‘08 state titles. He believes that very few schools have attained the type of traditions that Rockhurst has and holds in academics, co-curriculars and spiritual retreats consistently on a state or national level. Coach Lawson teachers Senior American Government and is the Social Studies department chairperson.

Jon Feder

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Nick Lewis

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Dan Salzman

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Coach Feder is in his first year on the faculty at Rockhurst and coaches the freshman soccer team. He played in the soccer program from 2006-09 before graduating from The Rock in 2010. During a year of volunteer teaching with the Alum Service Corps at Arrupe Jesuit High School in Denver, he served as the interim head coach of the boys soccer team, and assistant coach of the girls soccer team. Coach Feder teaches Theology to freshmen and juniors.

Coach Lewis (RHS ’11) is welcomed back to the Rockhurst soccer program as a new assistant coach. He was a twoyear varsity letterman and a captain on the RHS State Championship team in 2010.

Individually, Coach Lewis was a member of the Soccer AllTime Team at Rockhurst.

Coach Lewis attended Creighton University where he graduated in 2015 with degrees in Accounting and Finance. Now working in the Finance Department at Sprint, Coach Lewis is excited to be back at Rockhurst giving back to the school that has meant a great deal to him and his family over the years.

Returning to the staff for his 8th year, Coach Dan Salzman graduated from Rockhurst High School in 2005. While at Rockhurst, Coach Salzman played soccer for four years and ran track for two years.

He went to Missouri University of Science and Technology, where he played all four years on the Men’s Soccer team. He graduated from MS&T with a degree in Aerospace Engineering and a minor in Economics.

Coach Salzman married Marci Byrd, who also played for the MS&T Women’s Soccer Team.

She was also the Graduate Assistant Coach for the Women’s Soccer Team. He coaches goalies at the varsity level.

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Seth Sinovic

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Bryan Jantsch

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The name should be familiar as Seth Sinovic is a local celebrity in the soccer community. He is a Rockhurst alum who worked his way from being a standout high school player all the way to being on the roster for Sporting KC. Coach Sinovic played collegiately at Creighton and not only does he understand what it takes to play at the most competitive levels, he is a great ambassador of the game. A graduate of the Great Class of 2005, Coach Sinovic has spoken to the team and summer campers and is throwing his hat in the ring on the coaching side and we are excited that he asked to come back to his alma mater.

Coach Jantsch (RHS ‘10) is welcomed back to the Rockhurst soccer program as a volunteer assistant coach.

He was part of RHS State Championships in 2007 and 2008. Individually, he was AllState his senior season and is a member of the All-Time Team. He went on to be 2nd Team All-Conference at Drake University. Now working as a medical device sales rep, Coach Jantsch is finding a niche in coaching, having also served as an assistant coach for St. Teresa’s.

Coach Lawson is in his second year as the head coach of the JV, and his fifth year as an assistant coach at The Rock.

Coach Lawson served as the head coach at Archbishop O’Hara for two years, where he led the Celtics to their first State Championship and a 3rd place finish. He was a fouryear letterman and two-time All-State selection at Sacred Heart High School in Sedalia, MO. He played collegiately at Park University and then went on to earn his law degree from Boston University’s School of Law. He teaches U.S. History and Business Law at The Rock. He is married to Aimee, and they have three children: Grey ‘19, Grace and Carver.

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Dan Shaver

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Jason Brown

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Coach Bowler comes to The Rock for his first year of coaching. He is a recent graduate of Rockhurst University where he played on the Men’s Soccer team for two years before being forced to stop due to injury. He graduated with degrees in both History and Exercise Science in May 2018.

He is continuing his education by pursuing a Master’s degree in Secondary Education with an emphasis on Social Studies. Coach Bowler went to Chaminade College Preparatory School in St. Louis where he played soccer and volleyball for three years. Outside of school and coaching, he enjoys going on hikes with his dog and exercising.

Starting his 4th year, Coach Dan Shaver will serve as the coach of the sophomore team.

He is a product of Jesuit education including both St. Louis U. High and Rockhurst University. At SLUH, he was a two sport athlete as a soccer goalkeeper and track hurdler, and at RU, he graduated with degrees in Math, Secondary Education, and Philosophy. Prior to moving to the Rock to teach mathematics, he served as the varsity head coach at Bishop Ward High School for the past three seasons. Outside of school, he enjoys running and seeing movies with his wife, Claire. Coach Shaver is also moderator of the Yell Leaders.

Coach Brown is spending the 2018-19 year volunteering in the Alum Service Corps (ASC).

He is a graduate of Dominican High School in Milwaukee, WI and most recently graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, NE. Captaining his senior year Coach Brown forewent DII offers and served as a supervisor and referee for recreational soccer while attending Creighton University.

While at The Rock, Jason will teach three sections of freshman English while assisting with soccer and working with Pastoral Ministries.

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Front row, from left; Lucas Dorrell, Nick Pileggi, Kyle Ziegler, Andrew Valdivia, Christopher Meyer, Jackson Ebersole, Isaiah Cherry, Jake Hiss, Rocco Deppe, Imani Dyke; second row, John Pileggi, Michael Lee, Luke Stephenson, Mr. Paul McGannon, Coach Chris Lawson, Coach Will Bowler, Coach Nick Lewis, Jack Morris, Holden O’Keefe, Caden McLagan; third row, Oscar Brandmeyer, Stephen Brooks, Thomas Gansner, Max Frisch, Liam Bailey, Max Goodwin, Patrick Franke, Jacob Johnson, Phil Ehrnman

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Coaching Records Year 1963-1966 1966-1968 1968-1969 1969-1970 1970-1973 1973-1974 1974-1993 1994

Coach Mark McKenzie, SJ Len McCabe, SJ Roger Jackson Joe Stehno Jim Salter Woody Boian, SJ Ron Geldhof Chris Lawson

Totals

Years at RHS 3 2 1 1 3 1 17 24

W-L-T 13-4-4 12-2-0 14-2-0 7-1-2 27-6-5 9-3-3 270-75-39 533-144-24

Winning % 61.9% 85.7% 87.5% 70.0% 71.0% 60.0% 70.3% 76.0%

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Returning Lettermen

Front row, from left; Jake Hiss, Holden O’Keefe, Imani Dyke, Christopher Meyer, Jackson Ebersole, Lucas Dorrell, Michael Lee, Andrew Valdivia; second row, Kyle Ziegler, Thomas Gansner, Isaiah Cherry, Max Goodwin, Liam Bailey, Max Frisch, Phil Ehrnman, John Pileggi

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Soccer Forwards

Front row, from left; Luke Stephenson, Imani Dyke, Nick Pileggi, Michael Lee; second row, Jacob Johnson, Thomas Gansner, Max Frisch

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Front row, from left; Jack Morris, John Pileggi, Caden McLagan, Andrew Valdivia, Rocc Deppe; second row, Liam Bailey, Max Goodwin

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Soccer Defenders

Front row, from left; Phil Ehrnman, Kyle Ziegler, Isaiah Cherry, Jake Hiss, Holden O’Keefe; second row, Oscar Brandmeyer, Stephen Brooks, Liam Bailey, Patrick Franke

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From left; Christopher Meyer, Jackson Ebersole

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JV Soccer

Front row, from left; Ryder Barrett, Grant Peters, Simon Gansner, Adrian Swindle, Owen Piepergardes, Stewart McCray, Jack Power, Jack Bergfield; second row, Coach Dirk Lawson, Ilyes, Ait, Will Burke, Josh Telford, Brooks Davidson, Julian Vipond, Josh Pileggi, John Ayala; third row, Charlie Moseley, Jacob Walters, Noah Higbie, Michael Pace, Aidan Shea, Ben Haukap

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Sophomore Team

Front row, from left; Eli Franklin, Sam Schemers, Tommy Murphy, Jack Kasper, Esteban Walton-Nunez, Ryan Thompson, Max Hill, Cody Ngo, Levi McConnell; second row, Grant Porch, Josh Frerker, Eric Warnecke, Nick Mazzarese, Simon Knox, Gabe Smith, Braydon Tomasic, Coach Dan Shaver; third row, Aiden Denmark, Obi Oligbo, Oggie Willard, Colin Flattery, Luca Nictora, Thomas Hart

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Freshman Team

Front row, from left; Jackson Kuehn, Owen Macke, Stanton Nesslein, Cole Useldinger, Jackson Nixon, Luke Deacon, Shane Prososki, Bobby Voysey, Paul McLaughlin; second row, Coach Jason Brown, William Waterman, Daniel Wilson, James Remer, Owen Lewis, Jackson Porter, Andrew Boessen, Steven Dennis, Coach Jon Feder; third row, Asher Denk, Jared Smith, Paul Parres, Finn Doolittle, Will King, Peter Stoltz, Kyle Bush

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Varsity Captains

From left; Andrew Valdivia, Kyle Ziegler, Isaiah Cherry, Jake Hiss

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Season Recap Park Hill Dual Won 94-92

BS South/Sedalia Meet 1st with 527 points

Blue Springs South Invite Won 384-316

KC Classic 1st out of 17 with 375.5 points

LS West Dual Won 191-112

Kickapoo/Cape Girardeau/ Glendale/Lafayette Duals Won 130-49, 98-88, 114-72, 131-52

Park Hill South Dual Won 170-125 Staley Dual Won 887-403 DeSmet Invite 2nd out of 8 with 531 points Park Hill/Kickapoo/Nixa Duals Won 95-91, 127-55, 127-45

Springfield Invite 1st out of 20 with 390 points ILC’s 1st out of 9 with 583 points State Championships 11th out of 27 with 84 points

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Recap Great regular season followed by 11th at State Rockhurst’s swim and dive team, known as the Aquahawks, carried an undefeated dual meet record and top invitational finishes into an 11th place at the State Meet.

For the regular season, the Hawklets swm and dove their way to a 10-0 mark in dual meets, defeating teams from across the state including Nixa, Kickapoo and Lafayette. They also won six multi-team meets including the 12-team KC Classic, 20-team Springfield Invitation and the 9-team Independent League Championships (ILCs).

The only falter in the regular season was a 2nd place finish behind St. Louis University High School at Last season was the DeSmet Invitational. SLUH a long grind, but would go on to finish runner-up at State. we all did the Heading into the State Chambest we could do. pionship Meet, Rockhurst had I think the team qualifying times in all three relays, seven of eight individual really grew as a swimming events, and a diver whole and we are with a qualifying score. The Aqubetter prepared ahawks had four top-10 event finishes and five more top-15 for the season finishes to score 84 points, good ahead. for 11th place.

“As a whole, the season went Colin very well. Having won every dual we competed in and winning all but one invitationMcCann ‘19 al we attended, we had a lot of success,” said Henry Kasyjanski ‘19. “Although we didn’t place where we would have liked to at State, I think we had a good run up until then.”

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Headline for one defining moment The Aquahawks will look to build off of the growing experience of younger swimmers and divers to climb back up the ranks in Missouri swim and dive.

Of the 13 Aquahawks who competed at the State Championship Meet in 2017, eight return for the 2018 season. Among those are Dylan Nill ‘20, who placed 6th in the 500 Freestyle and Henry Kasyjanski ‘19, who placed 10th in the 50 Freestyle and was a member of all three relays.

Nine of the 12 members of the relays are back this season.

Also returning to the pool is the most decorated head coach in Missouri boys’ swim and dive history, Head Coach Paul Winkeler. He led the Aquahawks from 1999-2014 and in that stretch won 11 consecutive State Championships, was named Coach of the Year 11 times and a threetime finalist for National Coach of the Year.

“I am excited about the depth of the program and the versatility of the swimmers. I feel confident in both our youth and our leadership,” said Coach Winkeler. “The program is loaded with team chemistry.”

This year, we have the highest chances of getting back on the podium at State since the 2015 team. Based on what I have seen so far, I think we have a real shot of doing well.

Henry Kasyjanski ‘19

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Season Stats Relays 200 Medley Relay

1:40.17

R. Manning, H. Pribyl, B. Hennessey, H. Kasyjanski

(Placed 7th at state) 400 Free Relay

3:23.74

S. Seymour, T. Tietjen, H. Kasyjanski, R. Manning

(Placed 14th at state) 200 Free Relay

1:30.64

D. Thompson, S. Seymour, A. Nardella, H. Kasyjanski

(Placed 9th at state)

100 Freestyle Name Time L. Salido 50.09 A. Nardella 50.80 C. Walker 51.18

100 Breaststroke Name Time H. Pribyl 1:03.70 K. Marshall 1:05.40 H. Kasyjanski 1:07.27

500 Freestyle Diving Name J. Murphy H. Misemer M. Douglas

Points (6 dives) 260.70 207.55 187.55

50 Freestyle Name Time H. Kazyjanski 22.78 S. Seymour 22.91 D. Thompson 22.95

100 Backstroke Name Time R. Manning 55.07 L. Salido 56.97 D. Nill 59.65

Blue indicates returnee

Name Time D. Nill 4:52.96 T. Tietjen 5:01.51 C. Auman 5:07.63

200 I.M. Name Time R. Manning 2:10.59 K. Marshall 2:10.73 D. Nill 2:11.94

200 Freestyle Name Time D. Nill 1:50.43 C. Walker 1:51.47 A. Nardella 1:52.37

100 Butterfly Name Time B. Hennessy 55.56 D. Thompson 58.20 J. Mcanany 58.38

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Varsity Swim & Dive 2018 Schedule Sat. 8/25 Tue. 8/28 Sat. 9/1 Sat. 9/22 Sat. 9/22 Fr/Sat. 9/28-29 Sat. 10/6 Thur.

10/11 Fri. 10/19 Sat. 10/20 Mon-Tue. 10/29-30 Fri/Sat. 11/9-10

BSS Invitational Park Hill Dual Staley/Kearney Duals DeSmet Invitational Park Hill Dual KC Classic COMO Invitational Kearney Dual Glendale Dual Springfield Invite ILC’s State Championships

Blue Springs YMCA Park Hill High School Gladstone Comm. Center St. Peter’s Rec-Plex Park Hill HS Henley Aquatic Center Mizzou Aquatic Center Red Bridge YMCA John H. Foster Natatorium John H. Foster Natatorium Central Academy of Exc. St. Peter’s Rec-Plex

TBD 4:00pm TBD TBD 10:30am TBD TBD 4:00pm TBD TBD TBD TBD

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AWARDS

The Rockhurst Swim & Dive program recognizes many different levels in their team awards. Self evident in the purpose are the following: Rookie of the year, Diver of the Year, MVP, Team Spirit, Leadership, Most Improved, JV Swimmer of the Year. The Aquahawk Award of Excellence is the only award soley voted on by the swimmers and recognizes the person who represents the program best. The Ironman Award is given to someone who had to really push himself to achieve something special. The Award of Perseverance & Determination is similar but more focused on overcoming setbacks in a career.

Perseverance & Determination Andrew Lombardo Tyler Stanley Alex Lombardo Nicholas Hense Zach Cook

2009 2010 2010 2011 2012, 14

Jack Hilliard Brady Weinrich Drew Hagedorn AJ Iseman Oliver Hutchison

2012 - 13 2012 2012 - 13 2013 2015

Brian Hennessy Danny Tarwater

2016 2016

2011 2011 2012 - 15

Joey Pennington Jack Murphy

2016 2017

2008 2009 2009 2010 2011

Mitch Morrison Noah Ries Joe Green Mitch Orf Danny Thompson

2012 - 13 2014 2015 2016 2017

Top Diver Drew Arensberg Ford McLiney Willy Bredar

2006 - 07 2008 - 10 2011

Matt Rusgis Zach Pierce David Knopke

Spirit Phil Linville Chris Crawford Justin Brown Joe Roh John Fritzlen

2004 2005 2006 2006 2007

Chris Jury Joe Fritzlen Eric Jurgeson Neil White Tyler Stanley

Ironman Joey Martin Mick White Richie Enright Stephen Nelson

2006 2007 2007 2008

Cal Bayer Jake Scovell Noah Steilen Jordan Pierce

2009 - 10 2011 - 12 2013 2014

Collin Nill Joe Green

2015 2016

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Leadership Thomas Wytock Phil Linville Jason Benson Kevin Webster Joe Vandenboom Steve Sharp

2004 2005 2006 2006 2007 2008

Mick White Matthew Margritier Eric Jurgeson Tim Richards Alex Daly Grant Byers

2009 2010 2011 2012 2012 2013

Zach Cook Sam Daly Trevor Weinrich Tommy Vopat Kyle Kidder Levi Banes

2013 2014 2014 2015 2016 2017

Rookie of the Year Andrew Robinson Keaton Knott Vito Cammisano Jon Benson Griffin Peavey Ford McLiney Brian Tucci

2004 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007 2008

Alex Lombardo Pete Stanley Alex Albracht Louis Behnen Zach Cook AJ Iseman David Knopke

2009 2010 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012

Collin Nill Bobby Freeman Paul Homuth Dylan Nill Tommy Tietjen Reece Manning

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2017

MVP Thomas Robinson Kevin Webster Matthew Margritier Mick White

2004 - 06 2006 2007 - 08, 10 2008 - 09

Nick Foster Louis Behnan David Knopke Alex Albracht

2011 2012 2012 - 13 2013 - 14

AJ Iseman Collin Nill Dylan Nill

2015 2016 2017

JV Swimmer of the Year John Fritzlen Patrick McGannon Clay Stanley Tyler Stanley Eric Jurgeson

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Jordan Pierce Trevor Weinrich Joe Green Danny Thompson Brian Hennessey

2011 - 13 2012 2013 2014 2015

AJ Nardella Mark Holewinski Andrew Murphy

2015 2016 2017

Aquahawk Award of Excellance Pat Laughlin Ben Morrison Phil Linville Thomas Robinson Andrew Robinson Michael Wytock

2004 2004 2005 2006 2006 2007

Stephen Nelson Matt Benson Matthew Margritier Jacob Fisher Alex Lombardo Pete Stanley

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Alex Albracht David Knopke Cullen O’Dear Bobby Freeman Levi Banes

2014 2015 2015 2016 2017

Joey Pennington Caden Gabel Jack Murphy Chase Auman

2014 2015 - 16 2016 2017

Most Improved Chris Crawford Nick Vignatelli Kevin Webster Drew Arrensberg Patrick Dyer Stephen Nelson

2004 2004 2005 - 06 2006 2006 2007

Jack Rund Neil White Collin Thompson Tim Richards Max Allen Alex Hawn

2008 2009 2010 - 11 2012 2013 2014

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Swim & Dive All-Time Team Matt Reintjes Trey Bowen Michael Reardon Michael Hess Charles Rhoades Kevin Teasdale Chris Clement Matt Neenan Jason Benson Matt Jones Chris Kearney Thomas Robinson Kevin Webster Drew Arensberg Steve Nelson Jonathon Benson Matthew Benson Mick White

1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1998 1999 2002 2006 2006 2006 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2010 2010

Jacob Gansert Jack Rund Matthew Margritier Ford McLiney Neil White William Bredar Jacob Fisher Nick Foster Kevin Nelson Zach Pierce Matt Rusgis Andrew Swetnam Collin Thompson Louis Behnen Alex Lombardo Tim Richards Jake Scovell

2010 2010 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013

This list will grow quickly as the swim team’s top performers during this state championship streak become eligible for the All-Time team (must be 5 years from graduation). The team was recently created and with a young history, this list represents pioneers who helped establish the sport to the point where it is feared across the KC Metro area and the state of Missouri.

Submission for membership to the squad can be submitted to the Athletic Director or head coach, with credentials as to why their high school swim & dive career warrants consideration.

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Head Coach - Paul Winkeler Returning as an 11-time Coach of the Year, Coach Winkeler is back to the program that he led from 1999-2014. During that span the program developed into the winningest program in Missouri Men’s Swimming history. A graduate of DeSmet Jesuit in St. Louis, Coach Winkeler received his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Rockhurst University and a Master’s from Webster University. At Rockhurst he teaches Astronomy and Earth Science, and is the Chair of the Science Department. During his time at Rockhurst, Coach Winkeler has been a finalist for National Coach of the Year three times and has coach numerous State Champions and All-Americans. In 2017 he was inducted into the Rockhurst Hall of Fame. He has also earned the highest level of certification through the American Swim Coaches Association, Level 5. Married to his wife Margaret Winkeler, they have three children, Mary Ellen, Amelia, and John.

Tessa Fisher

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Alan Ratermann

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Tim Richards

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Coach Fisher is entering her seventh year as counselor at Rockhurst and rejoins the Aquahawk staff as assistant varsity coach. Coach Fisher attended Blue Springs South High School and was a fouryear state qualifier, as well as a two-time All-State swimmer.

She previously was the assistant coach for the St. Teresa’s Academy girls swim team.

Before Rockhurst she worked at the Loyola School in New York City where she coached varsity volleyball. Coach Fisher holds a Bachelor of Music from Loyola University New Orleans and a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Fordham University.

Coach Ratermann returns for his 3rd season as an assistant swim coach after previously helping coach XC as an Alum Service Corps volunteer. He did such a great job at the Rock, that he was hired full-time to teacher English. Coach Ratermann graduated from Rockhurst University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in English, Theology, and Nonprofit Leadership Studies. He ran cross country and track for SLUH (‘11) and shares his passion for sport in general and working with anyone committed to excellence.

Coach Richards (RHS ‘13) returns to the Rockhurst Swim & Dive program in his first year as the team’s dive coach.

Coach Richards was a member of the program his sophomore through senior year in which he was a varsity letterman and State diver, placing 6th his senior season. He attended the University of Kansas where he received a degree in Atmospheric Science and he currently works as a Consulting Meteorologist at Weather or Not, Inc. located in Shawnee, KS.

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Swimming All Levels

Front row, from left; Charlie Dunmire, Tyler Wolf, Sayf Nabulis, P.J. Axtell, Thaddeus Wilson, Michael Douglas, Sammy Brisch, Adam Hawn, Jacob Metzner, Nicholas Salido, Jack January; second row, Harrison Misemer, Mike Slaney, Jude Salido, Coach Paul Winkeler, Coach Tim Richards, Coach Tessa Fisher, Coach Alan Ratermann, Mark Holewinski, Kevin Marshall, Danny Miller; third row, Joe Davis, Andrew Murphy, Henry Freeman, Jack Murphy, Jamison Seymour, Joey DeVreugd, Ryan Mackey, Gus Brandmeyer, Tabor Hurt; fourth row, Thomas Sojka, Isaiah Moncrieffe, Dylan Nill, Christopher Angles, Caden Gabel, Tommy Tietjen, Jacob Walker, Drew Newman, Jack McAnany, Reece Manning; fifth row, Samuel Seymour, A.J. Nardella, William Kasyjanski, Henry Kasyjanski, Luke Randall, Chase Auman, Nigel Barrett

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Returning Lettermen

Front row, from left; Michael Douglas, Tabor Hurt, Mark Holewinski, Jack Murphy, Andrew Murphy, Reece Manning, Ryan Mackey, Gus Brandmeyer, Kevin Marshall, Mike Slaney, Harrison Misemer; second row, Jacob Walker, Caden Gabel, Thomas Sojka, Chase Auman, Henry Kasyjanski, Samuel Seymour, Dylan Nill, Tommy Tietjen, Jack McAnany

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Divers

Front row, from left; Charlie Dunmire, Jack January, Michael Douglas, P.J. Axtell; second row, Coach Tim Richards, Jack Murphy, Harrison Misemer

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Captains

Front row, from left; Jack Murphy, Henry Kasyjanski, Colin McCann

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Freshman Swimming

Front row, from left; Charlie Dunmire, Jacob Metzner, Sayf Nabulis, Sammy Brisch, P.J. Axtell, Nicholas Salido; second row, Joey DeVreugd, Isaiah Moncrieffe, Nigel Barrett, Jamison Seymour

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From left; A.J. Nardella, Danny Miller, William Kasyjanski

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Basketball Season Recap @LS North Won 71-51

@Edwardsville Won 53-50

Aquinas Won 59-40

@Liberty North Lost 69-78

LS West Won 70-62

Rock Bridge Lost 56-62

@Raytown Won 73-54

@Lee’s Summit Won 83-69

Blue Springs Won 80-41

BS Tourney Ruskin Won 70-47 Northside Lost 70-72 SLUH Won 43-34

Liberty Tourney: Center Won 67-53 LS West Won 70-62 Liberty Won 56-46

@Jeff City Won 64-39

William Jewell Tourney: Winnetonka Won 69-23 Park Hill Lost 54-58 Blue Springs Won 69-56

@SM East Won 55-35

@Blue Valley Won 67-47

@BS South Won 69-68

Ruskin Won 69-51 William Chrisman Won 58-49

Districts: Park Hill South Won 77-53 Districts: Raytown Won 68-51 Sectionals: LS West Won 64-59 Quarterfinals: Liberty Lost 46-52

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Recap Team play leads to deep playoff run The Basketball Hawklets enjoyed their best season in five years. Led by a talented group of upperclassmen, Rockhurst could adjust its game plan night by night to overmatch opponents en route to a 22-6 season record and deep playoff run under Head Coach Pete Campbell ‘89.

The Hawklets also bought into protecting their home court, combining for a 7-1 record in regular and postseason games at The Rock. Highlights included blowout wins over rivals Shawnee Mission East (55-35), St. Thomas Aquinas (59-40) and Blue Springs (80-41). Point guard Xavier Rhodes ‘18 served as the on-court leader of the team, averaging 15 points, 5 We were able rebounds and 5 assists per game.

A strong junior class was pivotal to put together in the team’s successful year, with talented people four players from the Class of 2019 who had a at almost 10 points per game.

The versatility of the Hawklets common vision led them on an Elite 8 run. Rockand cared for hurst won the District Tournament each other, and with two 15-plus point wins at it was evident home. The next two games, played at Silverstein Eye Event Center, everyone was would be battles. The Rock first playing for the faced Lee’s Summit West in the good of the team. Sectional Championship, the third meeting of the teams. After splitPete Campbell ting the regular season, Rockhurst broke the tie, led by Rhodes’ 27 points. In the Coach State Quarterfinals against Liberty, the Hawklets could not find their range and lost 52-46.

Rhodes would go on to be named Rockhurst’s first All-State Team selection since 2013.

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Returners look to build off of success Rockhurst will look to build off of its Elite 8 season, with four starters and several role players returning for this season.

Darrius Hughes, Glen McClintock, Tyler Nelson, Dalen Ridgnal and AJ White all served as valuable players as juniors, averaging a combined 44 points per game. Ridgnal and Hughes were also the team’s leading rebounders last season and impressed Hawklet and opposing fans alike with their high-flying dunks.

McClintock will take over as the floor general

at the point, while Nelson looks to continue his sharp-shooting from the outside, and White, physical but smooth, adds another inside presence.

Coach Campbell is also excited to see what underclassmen step up and bring new dimensions to a team that has high potential.

Coming into our senior year, teams now recognize us as a top team not only in the city, but in the state.

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1 G. McClintock 229 53 109 30 80 33 41 80 53 40 38 4 J. Thompson 95 8 16 23 78 10 13 25 45 28 16 45 J. Murphy 65 29 50 0 0 7 15 71 13 9 6 14 T. Nelson 271 65 132 20 83 51 73 82 56 36 28 31 A. White 148 66 140 0 4 16 28 104 15 39 9 23 B. Tranbarger 16 5 13 1 14 3 5 14 4 8 4 5 J. Howze 15 3 10 1 2 6 7 9 8 8 3 11 M. Teahan 6 0 1 2 7 0 0 6 8 2 2 42 A. Ba 12 6 7 0 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 34 T. Eckels 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 3 0 2 0 40 N. Smrt 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 12 S. Seymour 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Blue indicates returnee

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Basketball All-Time Team First created in 1992 the Rockhurst Basketball All-Time team was formed to help celebrate 75 years of organized basketball. The team is now reviewed yearly for potential inclusions.

Submission for membership to the squad can be submitted to the Athletic Director or head coach, with credentials as to why their high school basketball career warrants consideration.

George Korty Irving Damon Jim Hogan Jim Lamb Red Sullivan Dick Hale John Sheridan Jim Gleeson Al Nemecek Owen Murphy Les Spurck Jack Mulvihill Bill Hardy T. Michael Walsh Bob Williams Tom Lillis Helm Lillis John Williams Joe Teasdale Alex George Alex Himmelberg John Gorton Jim Selzer Pat Caldwell George Kopp Bob Bauers Ken Mayer

1918 1923 1925 1926 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1932 1934 1938 1943 1944 1948 1949 1950 1950 1953 1955 1956 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1965

John Hill John Kafka Kevin Wall Mark Stipetich Tom Bosilevac Mark Teahan Bill Pruett Anthony Augmon David Cone Steve Schmitz Joe Karl Harold Mitchem John Cooper Matt Muehlebach Chris Heller Patrick Hernandez Shawn Winn David Frey Tay Officer Mark Schloegel Mike Day Tom Komoroski John Mayberry Conner Teahan Kyle Wolfe

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Head Coach - Pete Campbell Coach Campbell begins his sixth year as head coach after 18 years as an assistant. A Rockhurst grad (class of `89), he helped bring home a basketball state title in 1989; a feat made possible in part due to his game winning shot to make it out of the quarterfinals, and also in 2013 when he was the varsity assistant coach for the state championship team. He went on to get his BA from Mizzou and MA at Baker. He is married with three kids: Catelyn, and twins Emma and Will. Coach Campbell served as the athletic director for 6 years but has returned to the classroom and teaches freshman math. Without coaching or teaching, Coach Campbell says he would be broke - he can’t do anything else.

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Coach Matt Switzer graduated from Rockhurst High School in 2005. He was a two-year letterman in both basketball and football while at the Rock. He graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia and currently works at American Century Investments. Over the past eight years, Coach Switzer has helped coach several sports at the youth level. He assists on the varsity level.

Coach Beirne began his basketball coaching at the Rock working with the sophomore team and then moved up to JV and varsity, but now has stepped up to coach the freshmen A team.

A Bishop Hogan, Rockhurst U. (for BA and MA) and UMKC (for MA) grad, he also apparently loves the Kansas City area. In high school, he played football, basketball, golf and baseball, going on to play two years of basketball at UMKC. Since coming to RHS in 1999, Coach Beirne teaches Ancient Civilizations and Economics. He has two children: Katie and Matt (RHS ‘14). If he wasn’t a teacher or coach, he says he would be a host of a home improvement show on PBS or HGTV.

Coach Mo has patrolled the sidelines, the court and the track since he has been at Rockhurst. He is in charge of the offensive line for the football team, and the JV squad for the basketball team. A RHS grad himself (‘74), Coach Mo has been a part of the basketball coaching staff since 1984.

His education after RHS includes a BA from St. Louis University and his MA from Loyola-New Orleans. A member of the theology department, he teaches Catholic Faith in Practice I & II. He and his wife Katy have three children: Kevin (RHS ‘04), Clare and Dan (RHS ‘11).

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Max Magee

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Coach Magee is in his fifth year at Rockhurst. Along with coaching the sophomore basketball and assisting the golf team, his roles include Theology teacher, Assistant Dean of Students and Student Government Association moderator.

He is a graduate of St. Louis University High School where he competed in cross country and track. Coach Magee then went on to the University of Missouri-Columbia to earn his degree in Sociology.

A former collegiate basketball player, Coach Nelson has been on the coaching staff at Rockhurst High School since 2017. He is a graduate of RHS (‘13) that helped bring a State Championship to the school in 2013. After Rockhurst, he played two years of basketball at Johnson County Community College. He then finished his last two years of eligibility at Westminster College (MO) and graduated in 2017. At Westminster, he helped the Blue Jays win back-to-back SLIAC Tournament titles and made two appearances at the DIII NCAA Tournament. Coach Nelson is the head of the freshman program and assists at the varsity level.

A very familiar name to Rockhurst Athletics, Coach Brandon Severino (RHS ‘99) was a standout football and basketball player in the late-90s, and the school’s all-time leading receiver. He is also the son of head football coach Tony Severino. He joined the Rockhurst faculty as a member of the Physical Education department in 2017, and coaches football, basketball, and track.

Coach Severino is married to Emily and they have four children. He assists on the varsity level.

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Coaches Biographies Joe Gibson

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Coach Gibson graduated from Rockhurst High School in 2013 where he was an All-State football player and member of the 2013 State Championship basketball team. He continued his football career at the University of Kansas becoming a three-year starter, and earning multiple Big XII academic honors. He is currently pursuing his Master’s of Business Administration at KU. This will be Coach Gibson’s first year assisting the program at the freshman level.

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Coaching Records Year 1918-28* 1929-36 1937-41 1942-46 1947-49 1950-51 1952-65 1966-74 1975-78 1979-91 1992-99 2000-13 2014-

Coach Pat Mason Eddie Halpin Martin O’Keefe Godfrey Kobets Ralph Cormany Gerry Connelly Jim Ryan Marion Nickel Craig Cummings Doug Bruce Mark Bubalo Mark Nusbaum Pete Campbell

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Season Recap Dual Meets Lee’s Summit Dual Won 57-24 Blue Springs Dual Lost 21-48 Central Academy Dual Won 56-6 Blue Springs Dual Lost 21-48 North KC Dual Won 46-15

Kearney Dual Lost 6-65 Staley Dual Lost 9-66 LS West Dual Lost 28-51 Ruskin Dual Won 55-18 Fort Osage Dual Lost 25-51 Liberty North Dual Lost 30-43

Excelsior Springs Dual Lost 23-41

Raytown Dual Lost 30-42

Park Hill South Dual Lost 21-45

LS North Dual Lost 23-53

Winnetonka Dual Won 42-33

Tournaments Park Hill Duals 5th in Red Pool LS North Tourney 13th out of 16 LS Tourney 15th out of 23 Louisburg Tourney 8th out of 10 Winnetonka Tourney 17th out of 21 BS South Tourney 6th out of 13 Districts 15th out of 15 State 47th out of 60

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Recap Another wrestler represents Rock at State The 2017-18 Rockhurst wrestling season with highlighted by a strong senior campaign from Dawson Ervie ‘18, who earned a second straight qualification to compete at the State Championship Meet.

Ervie ended his Rockhurst career with a 40-12 season in the 170-pound class, improving his win total from his junior year by 15 victories. With Rockhurst set to rely on younger wrestlers for the 2018-19 season, the team hopes many Hawklets show the same type of improvement in the offseaIn a state like son as Ervie.

Collectively, the Hawklets Missouri, a wrestled to a 5-10 dual regood wrestling cord with big wins over Lee’s program needs Summit and Winnetonka.

The Hawklets’ best outcome to have kids in a tournament was a 6th who want to get place finish out of 13 teams at better and who the Blue Springs South Tourhave the heart to nament. The wrestlers are learning that the sport is as get better. much mental as it is physical.

“Wrestling is a hard sport, Joseph and there are times when people want Broyles ‘19 to give up. But guys have to find a way to push past their limits and keep trying to improve,” said Joseph Broyles ‘19.

Last season marked the end of a fouryear career for Head Coach Armand Aaron, who coached four individual State Champions during his time coaching The Rock.

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Coach brings strong , , reésumeé to mat The Hawklet wrestling squad will have a different look and feel this winter. Along with four of the top five wrestlers from last season graduating, Rockhurst has a new head coach.

Head Coach Cody Johnston joins The Rock after spending the last two seasons in Frisco, TX where his teams placed 2nd and 3rd at State. He was named Texas Coach of the Year both seasons. A four-time All-American in high school, Coach Johnston knows what it takes to be a successful program and looks forward to

the challenge.

“My goal for this season is to establish a solid foundation for young men to achieve success on the mat and in life,” said Coach Johnston. “Once that foundation is built we can start a new culture for Rockhurst Wrestling and achieve great things. We are starting from the ground up. We have a great situation here.”

Joseph Broyles ‘19 is the team’s top returner with 21 wins as a junior.

I think Coach Johnston will help us make huge strides toward toughness and having a strong will to compete.

Tyler Rinas ‘20

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Season Stats Most Wins Name Wins Dawson Ervie 40 Patrick Broyles 32 Jacob Boucher 28 Joseph Broyles 21 Eli Todd 14

Most Takedowns Name Tkdwns Dawson Ervie 60 Patrick Broyles 52 Jacob Boucher 42 Eli Todd 35 Joseph Broyles 22

Most Pins Name Pins Jacob Boucher 17 Dawson Ervie 16 Joseph Broyles 15 Patrick Broyles 12 Eli Todd 6

Best Winning Percentage Name % Dawson Ervie 77% Patrick Broyles 76% Jacob Boucher 61% Joseph Broyles 57% Blue indicates returnee

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Beach Tuckness Award Given to the junior or senior who best exemplifies characteristics of the first head coach, Mr. Beach Tuckness.

Kevin Barth Brady Poskin Chris Mueller Steven Yanda Robert Tait Lou Groff Doug McFarland

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Alex Wurtz A.J. Gassman Chandler Smith Luke Tripp Evan Rainen Drew Daniels Thomas Peterson

2009 2010 2011 2011 2012 2013 2014

Ben McCausland Cameron Valdiviez Colin Valdiviez Travis Triplett

2015 2016 2016 2017

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Wrestling All-Time Team Chris Garlich David Poskin Jim Paolozzi Mark Hickey Scott Johnson Travis Huenfeld Justin Rogers Greg Ford

1975 1978 1984 1987 1989 1991 1996 2004

Zach Anderson-Boland Tyler Reed Doug McFarland Alex Wurtz Chandler Smith Luke Tripp Drew Daniels

2005 2005 2008 2009 2011 2011 2013

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Head Coach - Cody Johnston Coach Johnston has been involved with wrestling since the age of 8. While in high school Coach Johnston earned All-American honors each year. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri where he received an undergraduate and Graduate degree in Education. In addition to his studies, Coach Johnston was an athlete at the University of Missouri on the wrestling team. While competing on the wrestling team the Tigers finished in the top-5 at the NCAA Championships multiple times, and also won the Big 12 and MAC conference titles every year he was a member of the team. Coach has spent the last two years in Frisco, TX, coaching wrestling and teaching.

During his two year stint at Centennial High School, Coach Johnston helped lead teams that finished 2nd and 3rd at the State Championships and sent eight wrestlers on to compete at the college level. On top of the team’s success, Coach Johnston received the Texas State Coach of the Year award in each of his years in Texas. When not on the mat or planning classes Coach Johnston enjoys hunting and fishing, along with relaxing with his fiancé Andrea and dog Barkley.

Rich Wikiera

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Coach Wikiera is back in the saddle as a Hawklets wrestling coach. He has passionately served as head coach for two stints. Now as an assistant coach he will continue to dedicate his time and passions to wrestlers. He always works tirelessly to help promote wrestling at Rockhurst. In the classroom Coach Wikiera has taught science classes since 1981. He holds a BS from Rockhurst College and an MA from UMKC. He and his wife, Denise, have had several sons as Hawklets (Rich ‘98, Drew ‘02, Dan ‘07, Matt ‘14), and his daughter Lara graduated from St. Teresa’s.

Coach Rinas is another alum from the great class of 2010.

He has his nursing degree from the University of Missouri - Kansas City. This is his sixth year back coaching wrestling. While at Rockhurst Coach Rinas was a two-time team captain and is a bronze level certified coach. He enjoys coaching with his former head coach, Rich Wikiera, who continues to assist the team.

Coach Anderson-Boland brings his wrestling experience as a former Rockhurst standout, finishing 6th at state in 2005 and as a four-year letterman. He begins his sixth year as a coach back at his alma mater. During the day he is a Registered Nurse earning his degrees from the University of Missouri-Rolla (Bachelor of Biological Science) and UMKC (Bachelor of Nursing). He also was sports editor for the school paper while in Rolla and vice president of Kappa Sigma.

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Baseball Season Recap Metro Leadoff Tourney: Oak Park Won 16-0 Kearney Won 6-4 Blue Springs Lost 0-3 Liberty North Lost 1-7 LS North Won 8-5 Blue Springs Lost 4-5 @Ray-Pec Lost 5-6 @Mill Valley Won 9-1 @Olathe East Won 3-1 @LS North Won 12-0

BS South Lost 8-9

@Liberty Lost 10-13

@Blue Valley Lost 3-5

@BS South Won 10-5

Miege Won 10-0

Fayetteville Lost 6-8

St. James Won 13-7

@Olathe South Won 17-4

River City Classic: Olathe East Won 3-2 SM West Won 4-2 Olathe North Won 12-2

Liberty North Won 9-6

@St. James Won 1-0 SM East Lost 2-4 Lawrence Won 8-7

Districts: Grandview Won 5-1 LS West Won 4-3 Lee’s Summit Won 20-3 Sectionals: BS South Lost 4-10

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Recap Seniors lead Hawklets to Sectional Game For the first time in five years, the Baseball Hawklets captured a District Championship.

Rockhurst battled through a wet spring season that often affected practice and game schedules; seven games were either postponed or cancelled during the two-month playing season. Home games against out-of-state opponents Creighton Prep (NE) and Bentonville (AR) were forced to be cancelled.

The other 29 games that were able to be played featured a senior-heavy team capable of offensive explosions at any moment. In various games, the Hawklets notched 13, 16, 17 and 20 runs.

The last of those numbers was The seniors’ the best showcase of the team’s leadership was high-power potential. In the District Championship against Lee’s a big key to Summit, Rockhurst trailed 3-1 our success; going into the 5th inning of a 7-inthe bond that ning game. The Hawklets then exploded for nine runs in the 6th the older guys and 10 in the 7th, resulting in a made with the 20-4 victory. In those two innings, underclassmen Christian Franklin ‘18 blasted a helped us all feel 2-run home run and a grand slam.

That wasn’t a surprise, as like a team.

Franklin was the catalyst all seaHe led the Hawklets in batting Jaxson average,son. runs, walks, and stolen bases en Wentworth ‘19 route to a 1st Team All-State selection.

Rockhurst’s postseason run was cut short by Blue Springs South, who became a familiar foe last season. The two teams played three close games, with the Jaguars taking two victories, including the must-win.

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Young players to fill open field With only two starting position players returning for the Hawklets, most would look at that as less than ideal. Rockhurst looks at this as an opportunity.

It’s an opportunity for players who have watched and learned from older Hawklets to step up and leave their mark. Because last year’s team had so much senior talent, seven of whom signed to play in college, it didn’t leave many at bats for underclassmen. Many will now have their chance.

Those returning with experience will be relied upon immediately, while the newer players get used to the consistent varsity level of play. They include 3rd baseman and pitcher Luke Schafer ‘19, catcher Jaxson Wentworth ‘19, and pitchers Gary Zancanelli ‘20, Stone Hewlett ‘20, and Will Walsh ‘20.

According to Wentworth, despite much varsity experience returning, the expectation to get through Districts and to the State Tournament remains.

This year, like every other, the goal is to win Districts and then the State Championship.

Luke Schafer ‘19

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Season Stats Pitching Name GP W-L-SV IP H ER BB K ERA Nick Johnson 11 7-4-0 47 46 16 13 43 2.383 Charlie Roder 8 0-0-0 9.2 7 6 10 7 4.345 Zach Pitzl 12 2-1-0 24 20 9 14 18 2.625 PJ Murphy 1 1-0-0 2 1 0 1 3 0.000 Massimo Avelluto 2 0-0-0 2 1 0 1 0 0.000 Gary Zancanelli 10 4-1-0 32.2 21 12 30 25 2.571 Luke Schafer 11 1-2-0 32 18 12 21 28 2.625 Peter Simon 2 0-0-0 2 2 0 1 0 0.000 Stone Hewlett 12 2-1-0 25.1 22 14 21 29 3.868 Will Walsh 11 0-0-0 19.1 21 4 9 18 1.448 Jaxson Wentworth 1 0-0-0 3 6 3 4 1 3.333

Hitting Name GP AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR AVG BB OBP OPS Sam Tatum 29 104 43 31 24 11 5 1 .413 11 .475 1.119 Joe Costanzo 29 90 26 13 11 2 0 0 .289 7 .360 .671 Zach Pitzl 28 96 34 28 13 6 3 0 .354 8 .431 .910 PJ Murphy 17 37 10 12 5 1 0 0 .270 10 .426 .723 AJ Spinello 24 74 17 6 16 5 3 0 .230 10 .318 .696 Massimo Avelluto 11 28 8 10 8 2 0 2 .286 6 .429 1.000 Luke Schafer 25 82 24 19 22 6 1 0 .293 10 .385 .776 Peter Simon 19 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 .000 Christian Franklin 29 84 37 39 26 8 6 6 .440 23 .553 1.445 Zach Lauvetz 7 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 1 .333 .333 Chris Castrop 20 44 12 15 8 3 0 1 .273 10 .448 .857 Andrew Fox 27 83 25 16 29 5 0 1 .301 15 .422 .819 Will Walsh 10 27 6 5 5 1 0 0 .222 2 .276 .535 Jaxson Wentworth 22 60 15 4 13 4 1 0 .250 10 .356 .706 Blue indicates returnee

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Baseball All-Time Team Alex George Steve Mingori Joe Groner Joe Spinello Joe Fahey Pat Tierney Rex Hein Doug Bruce David O’Keefe Travis Huenfeld Derek Wathan Mark Alexander David Manning Raymond Chang

1955 1962 1964 1965 1965 1966 1966 1967 1989 1991 1995 1999 2001 2001

Ryan Anderson Steve Murphy John Mayberry Jr. Adam Pummill John Sweeney Kevin Sears Brandon Doherty Jeff Koons Ryan Bennett Derrick McKinney Kelly Quirk Mike Walczuk David Belfonte Aaron Meade

2001 2002 2002 2002 2002 2003 2004 2004 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2007

Jerry Mancuso Jake Doller Sal Belfonte Nate Goodwin Joey Mancuso David Wiedeman Andy Cheray Mitch Degraw Henry Weiler Todd Czinege Logan Grey

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Head Coach - Jim DeGraw In the spring of 2019, Jim DeGraw will begin his 23rd season as the head baseball coach at Rockhurst High School. In 22 seasons, Coach DeGraw’s teams have averaged 17 wins per season. He has led Rockhurst to 19 winning seasons with the last losing season coming in 2006. DeGraw is the only coach to lead Rockhurst to the state final four, 2004 (state runner-up) and 2010 (third place) and has an overall record of 384 wins and 210 losses. DeGraw has coached 28 players who have gone to play Division I baseball and six who have played professionally. There have been 27 all-state players that have played under Coach DeGraw. Rockhurst has been ranked as the number one team in the state of Missouri during the course of five different seasons during his tenure and is a regular in the state’s top ten rankings during the spring. Since baseball returned to Rockhurst in 1989, teams have won 13 district titles (‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘94, ‘95 ’00, ’03, ‘04, ’05, ’10, ’12, ’13, ‘18). Under DeGraw, Rockhurst has made the national rankings as well, appearing in the USA Today Top 25 (#24), Baseball America Top 25 poll (#21) and the Midlands Region Top 5 (#2) in 2004.

Nick Vaughn

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Jake Bradshaw

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Kevin McAdam

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A teacher and coach at Rockhurst for over 15 years, Coach Vaughn dedicated his time to teaching Biology and coaching Freshman team football and baseball. A native of Lee’s Summit, he attended Lee’s Summit North, UMKC for his BA and Webster University for his MA. Coach Vaughn is married to Lisa and they have two daughters, Amelia and Claire.

Coach Vaughn cannot pick one favorite coaching memory because each year new memories and bonds form with players and he doesn’t think he could pick a best because there are so many great ones.

Coach Bradshaw is new to the Rockhurst faculty, but has been an assistant varsity baseball coach for the last two seasons. He is now also the head coach of the Freshman A football team. Coach Bradshaw was a three-sport athlete for Oak Park (football, basketball, and baseball) and went on to play both football and baseball at Kansas City Community College and NW Missouri St. He is married to Brittany and they have three children and another expected in October.

Coach McAdam begins his seventh year as a counselor at Rockhurst. He is entering his sixth year as the JV baseball coach. Coach McAdam participated in baseball and basketball in high school. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Northwest Missouri State University in Psychology with a minor in coaching. Coach McAdam received his Masters in Counseling from UMKC. He and his wife have two children, Ainslee and Weston.

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Mike Holmes

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Coach Winkeler returns to Rockhurst Athletics after a two-year hiatus to focus on building the school’s Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) curriculum. He has taught and coached at The Rock since 1999, and is most known for his 16-year tenure as head swim & dive coach, during which he won 11 consecutive State Titles. Coach Wink will work in the spring with the baseball program, the sport he first loved, serving as the Freshman Team coach. He and wife Margaret have three children.

Coach Holmes returns for his second season with the Rockhurst Baseball program.

Previously, he has coached at many levels, including, most recently, the MidPlains Summer Collegiate League. Coach Holmes is a Junior and Senior English teacher at Rockhurst High School. A graduate of the University of Missouri Kansas City, Coach Holmes is a Junior and Senior English teacher at Rockhurst High School. With over four decades of baseball experience, he is excited to work with the Rock Baseball Staff as he did last season with Coach Winkler and the Freshman team.

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Golf

Season Recap SM East Dual Lost 7-9

Topeka Seaman Tournament 1st out of 13 with 299 points

BS/LS/LSN Quad 1st with 312 points

Jeff City Tournament 1st out of 21 with 314 points

LS North Dual Won with 306 points

Liberty North/Park Hill Tri 1st out of 3 with 308 points

Tera Lago Tournament 26th out of 44 with 1019 points

Districts 1st out of 12 with 312 points

Camdenton Tournament 3rd out of 28 with 316 points

Sectionals 1st out of 8 with 312 points

Pembroke Hill Dual Lost with 157 points

State Championships 3rd out of 8 with 607 points

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Recap Golfers play their way to 3rd at State Although only the top four scores are taken in team tournament golf, it really takes five players to win a State Championship.

Other players must step up when a teammate has a bad round.

For the last two years, Rockhurst has had a freshman step up for the Hawklets at the State Tournament. In 2017 it was Michael Bessenbacher ‘20, and in 2018 it was Liam Coughlin ‘21. Bessenbacher was the fourth scorer for the State Champion Hawklets and the next year Coughlin was the second finisher for The Rock.

The 2018 season ended in 3rd place, earning the program a 17th conThe 2018 secutive top-3 finish at State.

The three seniors on varsity team was are credited with always keepthe most ing the energy and spirits of the fun and team high. Bessenbacher says competitive the Class of 2018 graduates, Jake Propeck, Caron St. Clair and group of Thomas Benninghoff, were alguys I’ve ways able to have a great time ever played and enjoy playing for Rockhurst, with. even when they didn’t win.

Proeck was a three-year letterMichael man on the team and brought the most exBessenbacher ‘20 perience and leadership to the group, having finished 3rd individually as a junior. St. Clair competed at State twice and placed in the top-25 both years. Benninghoff worked his way up through the Rockhurst ranks and earned his varsity spot senior year, finishing in 23rd.

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Top players return in pursuit of podium Despite losing three three players from last season, the Rockhurst golf team has much to look forward to in the spring.

The team’s top player in 2018, averaging 37.5 per nine holes, was only a freshman. Liam Coughlin ‘21 returns following a 17th place finish in that State Tournament. The only Hawklet to top him at State was fellow underclassman Michael Bessenbacher ‘20, who finished 11th. He was the lone Kansas City area golfer to earn AllState honors.

The Hawklets will need players to fill the three open spots. One candidate is Jack Dwyer ‘19, who averaged just one stroke higher than Rockhurst’s number five golfer in 2018. He ranks as the number three returning player for The Rock.

“While it may be harder this year losing the guys we did, I have a lot of confidence in our program’s history and believe we will have somebody step up and help lead the team, whether that be a senior or a freshman.” said Bessenbacher.

Six seniors graduated, so this year everyone is going to have to step up and fill their shoes so we can get back on top of the podium.

Jack Dwyer ‘19

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Season Stats Regular Season Averages Name Liam Coughlin Jake Propeck Michael Bessenbacher Carson St. Clair Thomas Benninghoff Max Dalton Frankie Stasi Jack Dwyer Matt O’Keefe Evan Highfill Colin Porterfield Eddie Lester Oscar Brandmeyer Nick Lovick Connor Fitzgerald Otto Zinn John Welsh Edgar O’Farrell Grant Nicholson Jack Stanley Max Heilman

Avg 27.5 37.93 38.17 38.67 38.78 39.42 39.61 39.96 41.5 42.92 43.05 43.28 43.52 43.78 43.9 45.79 46.1 46.57 47 47.05 47.68

# of Rounds 28 27 29 27 27 26 28 25 22 25 20 25 21 23 20 19 21 21 23 20 22

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Golf All-Time Team Bud McGovern James Haake Robert Goulet Wayne Pence Jerry Krause Mark Hanrahan John Howell Robert “Chip� Toth Pat Hanrahan Matt Holmes Gary Riani John Sinovic Bert Roney Matt Roney Michael Hoehn Jim Gates Doug Albers

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Jason Hobick Fred Loeb Brent Kriegshauser Josh Polsinelli Kevin Ward Kirk Wood Mitch Kelly Ryan Davis Alex Nordholm Patrick Roth Tyler Trout Jason Schulte Matt Ledom Michael McGee Jason Huska Patrick Byrne

1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2005 2006 2009 2009 2012 2013

With two individual State Champions and 14 team State Championships, this team (created in 2009) is reserved for some of the best golfers not only in our school but in the state of Missouri. Submission for membership to the squad can be submitted to the Athletic Director or head coach, with credentials as to why their high school golf career warrants consideration.

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Head Coach - Mark Nusbaum Coach Mark Nusbaum is back! As a former Hall of Fame basketball coach for the Hawklets, he retired from teaching in 2015. He says that he missed the kids and many former players (golfers and basketball players) know what he brings to the table in terms of attitude and effort. Coach Nusbaum was a four-sport, nine-time lettermen at Marshalltown High School, IA. He taught and coached locally at O’Hara and Liberty before coming to the Rock and teaching mathematics. While he didn’t play golf in high school he has plenty of experience in managing the game, both the mental side and the team dynamics. He also sports a nine handicap. Coach Nusbaum now teaches math at St. Thomas Aquinas. He and his wife, Kris, have 2 sons (Drew and Jameson) and one daughter (Carly).

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Coach Magee is in his fifth year at Rockhurst. Along with coaching the sophomore basketball and assisting the golf team, his roles include Theology teacher, Assistant Dean of Students and Student Government Association moderator.

He is a graduate of St. Louis University High School where he competed in cross country and track. Coach Magee then went on to the University of Missouri-Columbia to earn his degree in Sociology.

Outside of the classroom where he teaches Accounting, Coach McGill can be found at many sporting events. Now in his 12th year at The Rock, Coach McGill is an assistant golf coach and the Assistant Athletic Director. He grew up in Fremont, NE, where he played four years of football, basketball and baseball and was a two-time All-State player in basketball. He then went on to play four years of hoops at Midland Lutheran College.

Coach McGill and his wife Sara have two boys, Charlie and Keegan.

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Lacrosse Season Recap @Lee’s Summit West Won 13-9

Blue Valley Lost 6-7

Shawnee Mission South Won 18-4

@SM East Lost 7-18

Chaminade Won 10-8

@Blue Valley West Won 18-1

Olathe East Won 14-4

Mill Valley Won 10-7

Aquinas Won 16-7

Northland Lost 10-11

@Pembroke Hill Lost 7-11

LS North Won 16-3

@Blue Valley North Won 10-5

LAKC Round 1: LS North Won 16-3

Lawrence Won 18-2 @Regis Jesuit Lost 4-18 @Highlands Ranch Lost 3-15

LAKC Quarterfinals: @Northland Won 14-11 LAKC Semifinals: Pembtoke Hill Lost 9-11

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Recap Team plays through adversity, lands in Semifinals The Rockhurst lacrosse team overcame a midseason skid to earn yet another spot in the Lacrosse Association of Kansas City (LAKC) Final Four.

As the sport of lacrosse continues to grow in Kansas City, so does the competition within LAKC. Local schools and clubs like Shawnee Mission East, Blue Valley, Pembroke Hill and Northland seem to improve each season.

A four-game losing streak in the regular season led to Rockhurst being a 5th seed heading into the playoffs.

The Hawklets had to upset the A highlight was 4th-seeded Northland in the beating the quarterfinals to get a Final Four berth. Northland had beat Rockhigher-seeded hurst just 10 days before the two Northland in the squared off again in the playoffs.

The revenge was satisfying. playoffs, earning “We hit a rough patch in the us a spot in regular season when we lost to the semifinals teams we don’t usually lose to, like Blue Valley and Northland,” against said Mason Vasta ‘20. “When Pembroke. we came out to play Northland in the playoffs we showed how William good of a team we could be when we’re together.”

Muehlebach ‘19 all Aplaying consistent spark for Rockhurst all season was Brady Guck ‘18, who scored 63 goals and added 24 assists on the season. His efforts led to him being the 19th Hawklet in program history to earn All-American honors.

Rockhurst ended its season with a 12-7 record.

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Experience returns with high hopes Rockhurst will lean on the experience of numerous returning lettermen to try to get back to the Lacrosse Association of Kansas City (LAKC) Championship, which the Hawklets last won in 2017.

The Hawklets return two of the top four scorers from last season, Mason Vasta ‘20 and William Muehlebach ‘19. They tallied 39 and 15 goals, respectively. The defense will feature Tommy Eckels ‘20, who was 1st Team All-Metro as a sophomore.

Also returning are two goalies, Michael Kuklenski ‘20 and John Thurlo ‘19, who saw action last season.

Rockhurst tries to schedule a few national opponents each season to face top competition.

Last year the team traveled to Colorado to play Regis Jesuit and Highlands Ranch. This year’s team believes its has the pieces to compete with anyone.

We all have another year of varsity experience now, and we have no excuse why we can’t take the championship.

Mason Vasta ‘20

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Season Stats Goaltending Name D. Amatelli J. Thurlo M. Kuklenski

GA SOG SVs SV% W-L 89 .543 106 .543 9-5 6 14 8 .571 2-0 63 138 75 .543 3-2

Scoring and Defense Name V. Flavin T. Finn T. Hodes W. Muehlebach N. Gleason B. Hager C. McCann J. Eckels B. Guck M. Freese D. Thompson C. Redmond A. Lee G. Lanning C. Gassaway M. Nulton S. Smith M. Williams D. Amatelli L. Looney J. Keller J. Hathaway D. Haake T. Eckels M. Vasta S. Williams G. Goss S. Robertson J. Raby J. Thurlo M. Kuklenski A. Danzo M. Terril J. Glaser

GP 11 18 17 19 14 19 19 17 19 2 19 19 10 16 18 13 13 12 16 19 16 17 10 17 19 18 13 6 10 5 14 16 14 9

GB's 4 15 39 98 19 18 12 110 60 5 21 55 0 17 18 14 5 7 33 36 5 15 1 79 47 25 1 4 1 2 31 10 6 3

SOG 4 1 26 36 0 32 0 32 115 0 4 45 2 5 18 7 0 5 0 24 13 8 2 6 98 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 0

Goals 2 0 12 15 0 11 0 11 63 0 3 27 2 2 4 3 0 1 0 10 5 5 1 2 39 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0

Goals% .500 .000 .462 .417 .000 .344 .000 .344 .548 .000 .750 .600 1.000 .400 .222 .429 .000 .200 .000 .417 .385 .625 .500 .333 .398 .000 .000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .667 .000

Assists 0 0 8 14 0 8 0 11 24 0 0 22 0 1 4 2 0 1 0 6 2 0 0 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Points 2 0 20 29 0 19 0 22 87 0 3 49 2 3 8 5 0 2 0 16 7 5 1 7 45 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0

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Hannon Award The Hannon Award is given to the Offensive Most Valuable Player.

Addison Degen Joe Faerber Kevin Mcliney

2013 2014 2015

Reed Slaymaker 2016 Harrison Donnelly 2017 Reed Slaymaker 2017

Brady Guck

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Connelly Award The Connelly Award is given to the Defensive Most valuable player.

Mark Olshefski Joe Ferber Michael Reintjes Greg Meyer Crawford Collins

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

John Schmidtlein Brooks Elder Andrew Dakan Charlie Naylor Jake Enenbach

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

John Riley Jake Sullivan Thomas Finn Danny Thompson

2017 2017 2018 2018

McGilley Award The Matthew C. McGilley Award is given annually in memorial of Matt McGilley, Class of 1995, one of the founders of Rockhurst Lacrosse who was killed by a drunk driver in 2000. The McGilley Award is given to a senior lacrosse player who exemplifies the spirit of Rockhurst Lacrosse both on and off the field.

Phil Duncan Collin Koranda Cole dimond Mike Euston Pete Jokisch Cory Vandyke Peter Hannapel Peter Hannapel

1999 2000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Carl Novick Jason Coleman Reilly Hannapel Chad Maple David Herring Connor Flanagin Peter Muehlebach Daniel Connor

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2011

Emerson Hodes Alex Lackey Connor Prochnow Henry Bins Connor Law Cole Smith Jack Eckels

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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Lacrosse All-Time Team Matt McGilley Patrick McGilley Sean Connelly Peter McGilley Ryan McLaughlin Aaron Clevinger Pat Connelly Jon Lecuyer Tim Reidy Pete Jokisch Andrew Elmer Cory Van Dyke Brendan Arthur Michael Adkins Matt Gotschall Peter Hannapel Carl Novick

1995 1997 1998 1998 1998 2000 2000 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005

Chris Rhoades Jason Coleman Schaffer Degen Brent Sear Spencer Walsh Colin Looby Kevin Looby Paul Reintjes Terry Smith David Herring Connor Flanagin Scott Brown Crawford Collins Peter Muehlebach Addison Degen

2005 2006 2006 2006 2006 2007 2007 2007 2008 2009 2010 2010 2011 2011 2013

The newest sport for the school has still been competitive as the sport continues to grow nationally and more significantly on a local level. The program was a club sport initially before becoming a varsity sport in 1997. Submission for membership to the squad can be submitted to the Athletic Director or head coach, with credentials as to why their high school lacrosse career warrants consideration.

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Head Coach - Tim Reidy Back at the Rock, Coach Tim Reidy continues working at his alma mater (Class of 2002) after teaching and coaching on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and at Tulsa. Coach Reidy holds a BA in History and American Studies from the University of Kansas and an MeD from the University of Notre Dame. He is teaching in the Social Studies department. He and his wife, Heather, have twin boys (Ryan and Padraig) and a daughter, Frances Grace. In addition to running the lacrosse program, Coach Reidy is a freshman football coach. As a Hawklet, Coach Reidy was the first All-American in school history. He went on to play in college. Off the field, Coach Reidy was on the school newspaper and currently helps the school as its school archivist.

Ryan McLaughlin

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Hunter Anderson

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Tim Hannon

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Coach McLaughlin is entering his fifth season as a coach with the Hawklets. He is an alumnus of the Class of 1998.

He has coached in the youth leagues since 2002. At his alma mater, Coach McLaughlin works with the defenses of both the JV and varsity teams.

He graduated from Marquette with a Bachelor’s in Economics and Marketing. He is an Investment Advisor for Central States Capital Markets. He and his wife Laura have one son, and a daughter arriving this fall.

Coach Hunter Anderson began playing lacrosse in high school and first met Coach Reidy when they played together on the Missouri AllStar team. After high school he continued playing lacrosse at the University of Kansas.

He has coached at Prairie Village Lacrosse Club, Blue Lions Elite Lacrosse, and Blue Valley North. When he is not coaching at Rockhurst, Coach Anderson enjoys duck hunting, fishing, hiking, and spending time with his wife, Andrea. He coaches the varsity offense.

Coach Hannon has been part of the lacrosse coaching staff at Rockhurst High School since the program began in the spring of 1995. A former lacrosse player and graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia, Coach Hannon has been heavily involved with the development of youth lacrosse In 2014, Coach Hannon was voted the assistant coach of the year for Lacrosse Association of Kansas City (LAKC). In May 2015, Coach Hannon was inducted into the 2015 U.S. Lacrosse Great Plains Hall of Fame. Outside of coaching lacrosse, Coach Hannon is Vice President-Producer for CBIZ Insurance Services, Inc. He and his wife, Deborah have one child, Zach (RHS ’13).

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Coach McLellan (RHS ‘00) rejoined Rockhurst Lacrosse last spring, after assisting with the program from 2008-2011 and then taking a break. He will work this season as an assistant coach for the Freshman and JV teams. In the classroom, Coach McLellan teaches Theology classes, and is also the moderator for the ever-growing Outdoors Club.

He is married to Jaime and they have two children.

A Glastonbury, Conn. native, he attended Xavier High School before heading to the Midwest to enroll at University of Kansas. At KU, he played club lacrosse and continued his love by coaching at RHS before he got a job at the school. Soon he was hired to work in the Computer Services Department at the Rock. In 2009 Coach Bayhylle was named the Missouri Division I Lacrosse Assistant Coach of the Year. He is currently coaching the freshman team but has coached all levels. He and his wife have three boys: Jackson, Logan and Tommy.

Brian Sullivan is in his fifth year as an assistant coach for Rockhurst. Coach Sullivan went to Gettysburg College where he was Captain of his team, Mid Atlantic Conference Player of the Year as well as a two-time All-American Goaltender. A past parent, Coach Sullivan is the Founder of Precise Innovation - a company which invented GPS tracking watches/sportsband to help parents locate their active children. This season he will be coaching the goalies.

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Tennis

Season Recap @ Blue Valley Northwest Won 11-1

Liberty Won 6-3

LS West Won 12-0

@Pembroke Hill Won 7-2

@Blue Valley North Won 11-1

@Barstow Won 7-2

Shawnee Mission East Won 6-5

Districts: Belton Won 5-0 LS West Won 5-0

Park Hill South Won 12-0 BVNW Tournament 3rd Place Mary Instit. & STL Country Day Won 6-3 Tournament of Champions 2nd Place

State: Sectional: Park Hill South Won 5-0 Quarter: Liberty Won 5-1 Semi: Parkway Central Won 5-0 Final: Rock Bridge Lost 5-1

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Recap Tennis team earns shot at defending champs Getting to the State Championship and giving the team a chance at the title is the annual goal of the Rockhurst tennis team.

For 24 straight seasons, the Hawklets have made it to the State Final Four. But not every year they are able to play for the Championship. In 2018, they gave themselves a shot.

Following a successful regular season, Rockhurst started the postseason in great fashion, with a 5-0 District win. Collin Klumb won singles, while the doubles teams of Graham Colombo ‘18 & Nick Hare ‘18 and Max Dunmire ‘18 & Nathan Bodde ‘19 placed 1st and 2nd, respectively.

Throughout Sectionals was much of the the season same, as the team won 5-0 and Klumb and both doubles teams all our for State. Klumb fell players came qualified in the State Quarterfinals to the ready to eventual runner-up and Dunmire & Bodde made it to the State play every Semifinals before losing to the match with eventual State Champion duo. a winning But the team dream will still alive.

The Hawklets cruised mentality. through the quarterfinals and semifinals with a combined 10-1 Andrew score. The State Championship stage Kopulos ‘20 was set between Rockhurst and Rock Bridge.

The Hawklets were unable to take down the reigning champions and brought home the program’s sixth 2nd place finish, to go along with 18 championships.

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Rock hopes history repeats itself For the last 13 years, either Rockhurst or Rock Bridge has won the Class 2 State Championship.

If they continue coming in threes, as they have in the last nine years, then it’s Rockhurst’s turn to take back the podium.

The Bruins won State from 2010-12, the Hawklets won from 2013-15, and Rock Bridge again from 2016-18. Rockhurst would like to keep that back-and-forth trend going.

In order to do so, the team will need to replace five of the top eight players who graduated. The top returners are Donovan Walsh ‘19,

Nathan Bodde ‘19 and Andrew Kopolus ‘20. The trio combined for a singles record of 21-5 and a doubles record of 33-6.

But these players know that despite recent history, a trip to the Final Four is not a given.

There is competition here in Kansas City before planning a trip to Springfield for the Championships. “ To make it back to State, our team first needs to focus on a win against a highly-talented Liberty team,” said Kopulos.

Energy is what propels a tennis team and allows them to dominate on the court. If we have that, there is no doubt in my mind that we can make and win State.

Nathan Bodde ‘19

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Season Stats Singles Records Match Play Name Record Collin Klumb 14-6 Donovan Walsh 6-4 Graham Colombo 9-3 Nick Hare 12-1 Max Dunmire 12-1 Nate Bodde 7-1 Adam Kistler 8-0 Andrew Kopolus 8-0

Doubles Records Name Record Collin Klumb 8-4 Donovan Walsh 9-3 Graham Colombo 11-7 Nick Hare 12-6 Max Dunmire 14-4 Nate Bodde 16-3 Adam Kistler 9-1 Andrew Kopolus 8-0 Blue indicates returnee

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Tennis All-Time Team Robert Riley Lonnie Taylor Joe Ruysser Pete Brown Bill Krizman Tom Grier Fred Azar Jim McPhilliamy Mark McLiney Pat Looney Warren McDonald Grant Ramsey Ryan Smith Jon Osgood Casey Smith Scott Martin Andy Metzler

1953 1974 1975 1976 1976 1983 1983 1983 1983 1986 1986 1996 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Ryan Osgood Sam Davidson Brad Martin Ryan Reid Zach Frisch Jose Guerra Reid Martin Guerin Smith Patrick Tooey Jack O’Flaherty Andrew Edmonds Sam Crawford

2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2005 2005 2005 2007 2008 2010 2012

Tennis is the most successful sport at Rockhurst in terms of state championships (18 first place finishes), including a 10year streak, so members on this All-Time team have dominated courts all over. Some include state record holders as well. Submission for membership to the squad can be submitted to the Athletic Director or head coach, with credentials as to why their high school tennis career warrants consideration.

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Head Coach - Mark Mills Coach Mills is new to the Rockhurst family. He was previously the head coach at Lutheran High School of Kansas City where he led the boys tennis program to a 36-9 record over 4 seasons. Coach Mills grew up in Texas where he played 3 years of varsity tennis for Carroll Senior High School in Southlake, TX, as well as serving as team captain. He went on to play club tennis for Baylor University where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in education.

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Season Recap Liberty Invitational 7th out of 11 with 45 points

KU Relays No team scores

SM South Invitational 2nd out of 13 with 113 points

Lee’s Summit Invitational 3rd out of 10 with 104 points

Hillcrest Invitational 7th out of 26 with 46 points

Districts 3rd out of 8 with 136 points

Blue Springs Invitational 6th out of 20 with 54 points

Sectionals 3rd out of 14 with 83 points

Rock Relays 3rd out of 7 with 117 points

State 20th out of 51 with 12 points

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Recap Sprint relays, distance runners compete at State In order to make it to the State Championship Meet in track and field, an athlete or relay must finish in the top-4 of the event in both Districts and Sectionals. In the 2018 season, eight events were able to do this and punch tickets to Jefferson City.

Historically, the Hawklets have been successful in sending several relay teams to State each year, and this spring they qualified three of the four - the 4x400, 4x200 and 4x100. The latter two made it out of prelims and into the finals.

In his fifth and final season as head coach, Michael Day ‘01 had top-8 individuals and reIn track you have five lay performances, which earn to show up to All-State honors. Wes Porter ‘20 was 5th in the 1600, Tom practice every Seitzer ‘19 was 6th in the 3200 day wanting to and Micah Nelson ‘19 was 8th get better, listen in the 400.

A major addition to the 2018 to all the advice team was William Crowe ‘19, from coaches and who switched to track from larun with a chip on crosse for his senior year. He became a catalyst for the three your shoulder. sprint relays and was compleby Joe Coit ‘19, Clint Wes Purcell ‘19,mented and Henry Buren ‘18, who also Porter ‘20 proved himself as a top sprinter in Kansas City his senior year.

The 4x200 team of Nelson, Crowe, Coit and Buren finished 5th at State, and the 4x100 team of Buren, Crowe, Coit and Purcell placed 8th.

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Veterans to work under new coach A new, but familiar face will take over as head track and field coach in 2019. Rockhurst welcomes Troy Harding, who has been the head coach of Blue Springs South for the last 19 years.

He inherits a program that returns six runners who competed at State last season. Among them is long distance standout Wes Porter ‘20, who ran 4:24 in the 1600 as a sophomore, making him the second fastest underclassman in Missouri Class 5.

“I’m looking to be the State Champion in both

the 1600 and 3200,” said Porter. “The expectations for the team are high as well, considering we have many of our varsity guys returning.”

Porter will be challenged by teammate Tom Seitzer ‘19, also a top distance runner in the state. More high expectations come from AllState performers Micah Nelson ‘19, Joe Coit ‘19 and Clint Purcell ‘19.

Pole vaulter Will Hull ‘20 looks to add field points at State, after placing 12th as a sophomore.

Expectations for the season this year are very high. We proved last year that we can make it to State and compete.

Micah Nelson ‘19

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Season Stats Track Events 100 Meter Dash H. Buren T. Netterville

Time 10.95 11.33

200 Meter Dash W. Crowe C. Purcell

22.42 22.87

400 Meter Dash M. Nelson S. Macke

49.92 52.43

800 Meter Run L. Hupke W. Porter

1:59.82 2:02.88

1600 Meter Run W. Porter T. Seitzer

4:24.47 4:25.36

3200 Meter Run T. Seitzer A. Connor

9:43.17 9:43.73

Field Events

110m High Hurdles M. Hill J. Olson

16.43 18.16

Discus Distance

J. Sykes 150-0

K. Cardenas 140-0

300m Int. Hurdles E. Hill

43.82

Shot Put

J. Sykes

K. Cardenas

4x100m Relay J. Coit, W. Crowe, C. Purcell, H. Buren

42.34

52-05 42-08

Javelin

H. O’Neill

J. Kelly

4x200m Relay J. Coit, H. Buren, W. Crowe, M. Nelson

1:28.72

120-03 115-10

High Jump M. Teahan J. Moore

6-0 5-10

4x400m Relay T. Netterville, H. Buren, W. Crowe, M. Nelson

3:23.4

Triple Jump

D. Ross

L. Shelton

4x800m Relay L. Hupke, M. Teahan, B. Legg, W. Porter

8:14.34

46-5 40-1

Long Jump

H. O’Neill

M. Hill

4x1mile Relay A. Connor, L. Hupke, T. Seitzer, W. Porter

18:20.77

21-0 20-9

Pole Vault

W. Hull

B. Safley

13-9 13-0

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AWARDS

Most Valuable Player Each year the coaching staff votes to recognize the Track & Field’s most Outstanding Athlete of the Year “Honoring those who gave their all”. This award considers: Team Spirit, Leadership, Academics, Faith, Academics, Athletics. The winners are: Adam Flack Sean O’Donnell Dan McDonough Dan Cooper Jack Jones Brennan Metzler Jed Burey Chris Fencl D.J. Hord

2000 2001 2002 2003 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005

Michael Duschen Andrew Bush Ivan Charbonneau Robbie Haden Michael Williams Zach Herriott Zach Herriott Alex Lombardo Mitch Koeppen

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Carson Bode Patrick Bowen John Luder Austin Wike John Luder Ross Elder Tom Seitzer

2015 2016 2016 2016 2017 2017 2018

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Track & Field All-Time Team Don Schilling Jim Mayer Thomas Muehlebach Chris Muehlbach Mark Goodspeed Chris Garlich Jay Reardon Cecil Stockdale Thomas Franke Tim Jantsch Tom Jantsch Lester Ratcliff Tim Ryan Rob Haake Pat Murphy Chris Holmes Tim Mozee Mark Nuebauer Michael Dierks Jonathan Macklin Justin Dro Rob Reiter Rory Donnelly

1961 1961 1964 1973 1975 1975 1976 1976 1977 1977 1977 1984 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1990 1991 1994 1997 1997 2000

Sean O’Donnell Dan McDonough Jack Jones Jed Burey Patrick Tweedy D.J Hord Connor McDonough Michael Duschen Ivan Charbonneau Robbie Haden Nathan Scheelhaase Jack Shuss Jamal Jones Noah Pearl Zach Herriott Tanner Shuey Sam Maassen Kevin Jantsch Alex Lombardo Chaz Trujillo Max Linscott Dylan Stoetzer Tommy Seitz

2001 2002 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2008 2009 2009 2009 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013

From several individual state champions and relay teams to the glory years of the 1970s, the track & field program continues to develop disciplined, passionate and talented athletes.

Formed in 2009, the list below and in the future represents the best of the best at Rockhurst where the sport draws over 100 participants yearly.

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Head Coach - Troy Harding Coach Harding joins The Rock as the new head track and field coach. For the last 25 years, Coach Harding taught math and coached track and field at Blue Springs South High School - 19 years as head coach. He primarily worked with hurdlers during this time. In the past 12 seasons, he coached four State Champions in the hurdles. He was also the head cross country coach for 18 years. While at Carthage High School, Coach Harding competed in football, basketball, and track and field all four years. His senior year (1988) he earned All-State honors in both hurdle events. He continued his track and field career at the University of Central Missouri, specializing in the decathlon, and earned All-American honors in 1992. Coach Harding and his wife Kimberly and have two boys, Emerson and Coleridge.

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Stephen Kuehner

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Martin Radosevic

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Coach Monteil is in his second year coaching football and track & field at The Rock.

He spent 29 years coaching at O’Hara High School, where he was Offensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach for 21 years; he also spent time with the golf and wrestling programs. This year at Rockhurst, he is coaching sophomore football, along with his track & field duties. Coach Monteil teaches in the Math department. He and his wife Shelley have two daughters.

Coach Kuehner is returning for his fifth year at Rockhurst.

He graduated from SLUH (`08) where he ran cross country for three years. In college he received a BA in Spanish and a BS in Psychology from Truman State University. He teaches Spanish. Highlights of his running career included completing his first marathon in December 2010 and running the Walt Disney World Marathon with his sister in 2012. Coach Kuehner coaches the JV level in cross country and is also the distance coach in track & field.

Coach Radosevic is in his third year at Rockhurst High School. A graduate of Urbana University (OH) he earned Academic All-American as well as All-Conference honors in football. He attended Havana Community High School (IL) where he was a three-sport standout in basketball, football and track. He has coaching experience in baseball, basketball, football and track and coached his two oldest sons to a state baseball title in 2008.

A teacher of mathematics, he and his wife, Lori, have three boys, Martin Jr. ‘15, Maguire ‘17, and Maddux.

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Brandon Severino

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Starting his fourth year as a track & field coach, Coach Haden is no stranger to the Rock.

As a member of the great class of 2009, Coach Haden was a multi-sport standout. He was a three-year lettermen in cross country and he played basketball, but he was best known for his track accomplishments.

After a couple years of doing the triple jump, Coach Haden found a home in middle distance. He is the school record holder in the 400m and was a state caliber runner in the 200400-800. He is a member of the program’s All-Time team.

Coach Haden is the school’s Director of Communications.

A very familiar name to Rockhurst Athletics, Coach Brandon Severino (RHS ‘99) was a standout football and basketball player in the late-90s, and the school’s all-time leading receiver. He is also the son of head football coach Tony Severino. He joined the Rockhurst faculty as a member of the Physical Education department in 2017, and will coach football, basketball, and track.

Coach Severino is married to Emily and they have four children. He will coach the throwing events.

A self-professed track junkie, Coach Dierks has been a part of the track & field program over the course of two periods (1996-2004 and from 2009-present). He gave up his head coaching job in 2012 yet still assists with the middle distance runners. He has coached numerous all-state athletes and overseen an increase in participation over the years. Coach Dierks focuses on training the athlete’s mechanics and stength and stamina. He has worked with many talented assistants to help the program compete at a local and state level. He holds a BA from the University of Notre Dame and works as the Athletic Director.

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Ryan McAnany

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In his fifth year at the Rock, Coach Linz was a multi-event athlete at St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, OH and then went on to compete at KU his freshman year. He graduated from KU with a BS in Accounting and later a BS in Nursing. For the last six years, Coach Linz has worked at Children’s Mercy Hospital in the Pediatric ICU. He has run two marathons, enjoys working out and golfing in KC and is the proud owner of Cassius, his boxer. He focuses on jumping events.

Coach McAnany (RHS ‘12) returns for his 2nd season at The Rock after spending time as an Alumni Service Corps (ASC) volunteer at St. Louis University High School in 2016. While a student-athlete at Rockhurst, Coach McAnany excelled in cross country as a three-year letterman and was selected as the 2011 Golden Spike Winner. He was also a varsity track and field letterman. He continued his running career at the University of Dallas. He teaches English and serves as the Yearbook moderator, while coaching cross country and track.

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