golden lions / fall 2011 - St. Pius X Catholic High School

FALL 2011 

Football / Cheerleading / Cross Country / Softball / Volleyball / Marching Band & Flagline 

St. Pius X Catholic High School 

GOLDEN LIONS

Special Thanks to 

® 

North Druid Hills 

Our Maloof Level Sponsors

GOLDEN LIONS 

On behalf of the entire St. Pius community, I welcome you to the campus 

of St. Pius X Catholic High School. 

We are happy to have you on our campus and to celebrate the talents of 

our student athletes. We are grateful for them and to all who participate in 

making our athletic programs so successful and a joy to watch. 

For the third year in a row St. Pius X celebrated winning the GADA 

Athletic Director’s Cup, signifying the best overall sports program in our 

classification in the state. Additionally, our girls program was named the 

best in the state by placing first with our boys placing second in the over-all 

competition. We are very proud of our athletes, but more importantly, for 

the manner and fashion in which they represent St. Pius. 

We are also elated over the recent physical completion of our Field of 

Dreams project providing much needed space and fields for our students 

to use. They are a beautiful and functional addition to our campus and 

we appreciate the support of our families in making this dream become a 

reality. 

We wish to issue a special welcome to the visitors from other schools and 

to all returning St. Pius X alumni and their families. Your presence, support 

and encouragement are a continuing reflection of your commitment to 

your school. 

I hope you enjoy your visit to our campus as we all look forward to another 

successful year for the St. Pius X athletic program. 

Warmest regards, 

Steve Spellman 

Principal 

2674 Johnson Road, NE, Atlanta, GA 30345 (404) 636-3023 www.spx.org 

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GOLDEN LIONS 

Welcome to St. Pius X Catholic High School! 

Whether you are a Golden Lion fan, or a fan of the visiting team, 

we know you will enjoy tonight’s contest. High school athletics 

are special. This is competition at its purest form. The young 

men and ladies who perform here tonight will do so because of 

their love of their sport, their commitment to their school, their 

commitment to their friends, and because they love the thrill that 

“competition” offers them. 

We are very proud of our athletic program here at St. Pius X. Over 

73% of our students participate in the program. Last year 21 of 

our 22 varsity teams advanced to the state playoffs. We captured 

our third consecutive Director’s Cup. This is a confirmation of the 

hard work of our students, our coaches, our parents, and our 

alumni. We are also very proud and thankful of the relationships 

we have developed over the years with the schools with whom 

we compete. We, along with all of these schools, work hard daily 

to better each and every child entrusted to us. 

I hope you enjoy this contest and visit our beautiful campus often. 

Now sit back, cheer for your team, and enjoy the game! 

Mark Kelly ‘70 

Athletic Director 

Athletics 

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GOLDEN LIONS 

Good Luck Golden Lions! 

The St. Pius X Athletic Association offers support to all of the St. Pius X athletic 

programs through numerous activities and fundraisers. The time, effort, money 

and dedication of parents, alumni and friends enhances our athletic programs and 

compliments the hard work of our coaches and athletes. 

Each year the Athletic Association raises funds through membership fees, 

sponsorships, advertisements in this publication, concession stand sales, and our 

annual golf tournament, as well as other activities to supplement the athletic budget. 

The Athletic Association would like to thank all of our sponsors and advertisers for their 

generosity and we encourage all of you to patronize and support our advertisers. 

Our thanks to all of the many volunteers who make all of our athletic events happen. 

We hope you enjoy this sporting event. 

2011-12 Athletic Association Board Members 

Name 

Rick Porter 

Mark Krause 

Deone Spratte 

Nancy O’Donnell 

Eileen Crochet 

Tom Novack 

Barb Osment 

Rhonda Brum 

Stacy Bean 

Mark Krause 

Geza Gereben 

Mark Doelling 

Pamela Brazell 

Ann Cain 

Office 

President 

President Elect 

Secretary 

Treasurer 

Membership 

Game Manager 

Program Advertisements 

Golf Tournament 

Golf Tournament 

Christmas Classic 

Coca-Cola Sale 

Sponsor Sales 

Program Design/Picture Days 

Program Design/Picture Days 

Athletics 

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St. Pius X Catholic High School opened its doors 

in September 1958 as the first high school of the 

newly established Diocese of Atlanta. Under the 

leadership of our first principal, Fr. James Harrison, 

his staff of 22 teachers, and 418 students, the school 

quickly developed a unity and spirit all its own. That 

unity and spirit has grown and developed over the 

past 53 years to what it is today as we enter this 

eleventh year of leadership under our principal, 

Mr. Steve Spellman, and a staff of over 130 people 

serving the needs of over 1,000 students. 

While the spirit of our students has remained 

constant since 1958, our campus has undergone 

many changes. In 1964, the stadium, which is now 

known as George B. Maloof Stadium, was built, 

and in 1975 our gym, the John Paul II Activities 

Center, was completed. Both of these facilities were 

built and funded by our parents and the Athletic 

Association. In 1985, through funds received from 

a capital campaign by the Archdiocese, a major 

construction effort added our current library, a 

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performing arts center, and new classrooms. 

Also at that time, the George Sattele Track 

was converted from the old style cinders to 

the current latex surface. In 1992, the field 

house, known as the Lions’ Den, was razed 

and the present Donnellan Center was built to 

serve two purposes. The rear of the building 

includes expanded locker rooms, a training 

room, a weight room, and coaches’ offices. 

The front portion houses our Development and 

Alumni offices. In 1998, St. Pius X completed its 

second major change with the completion of the 

Science and Math wing, an auxiliary gym, and 

renovations in Maloney Hall. These renovations 

included moving our Guidance and Campus 

Ministry Offices into new suites, the expansion 

of the art room, and the establishment of three 

computer labs along with new paint, lighting and 

new carpeting throughout the entire school.

GOLDEN LIONS 

Further major improvements were completed 

during the 2004-2005 year with a new arts wing 

and renovated stadium and cafeteria. 

The 2007-2008 school year witnessed the 

celebration of St. Pius’ 50th year. The yearlong 

celebration included Mass in the stadium and a 

carnival to open the school year on the feast day 

of St. Pius X; a grand homecoming and reunion 

weekend extravaganza in the fall; the “Golden 

Gala” auction and dinner in February; and a May 

graduation which included the return of members of 

the first graduating class. Most recently, the Seaver 

Family Sports Complex was completed through the 

Expanding Our Legacy Capital Campaign. The 

complex features a baseball diamond and a practice 

field with cutting edge synthetic turf surfaces. This 

addition is the first land expansion the school has 

seen since it’s opening in 1958. The campaign is 

still underway and will continue until the remaining 

$2.8 million is raised. 

our school. St. Pius is committed to excellence 

in all aspects of its program. Our academic 

program is outstanding and challenges a broad 

spectrum of student abilities. Approximately 

99 percent of our graduates have continued 

their education at many of the finest colleges 

and universities all over America. St. Pius is 

also home to many achievements in other 

areas, from state championships in athletics to 

wonderful performances in the arts, to accolades 

for our efforts in journalism and debate. We are 

very proud of the multiplicity of extracurricular 

activities in which our students are involved. 

The success of our school is due to its 

community of faith. The future of St. Pius X will 

continue to flourish because of that faith which 

lives in the heart of its community. 

The face of our campus has changed, but the spirit 

of the Golden Lion remains strong and vibrant in this 

community. A rich program of activities complements 

the strong and comprehensive program offered at 

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MISSION STATEMENT 

St. Pius X, an archdiocesan high school, provides a college 

preparatory education for the formation of the mind, body 

and spirit of each student in accordance with the teachings 

of the Catholic Church. 

VISION STATEMENT 

To form students of strong character and deep faith who 

complete college, serve others, and participate actively in 

the life of the Church. 

OUR VALUES 

Supernatural Vision: We foster the growth of good human 

beings who love God and neighbor and thus achieve their 

eternal destiny of heaven through the teachings of the 

Catholic Church. 

Centrality of Christ: We are founded on Jesus Christ the 

Redeemer who, through His Incarnation, is united with 

each person and is both the model and means for personal 

holiness. 

Community: We are a community of persons bound by the 

Catholic Faith who recognize our school as an extension of 

the intimate atmosphere of family life. 

• Teamwork/collaboration among administrators, faculty, 

and parents for the school’s common good 

• Interaction of students and teachers which is a dialogue 

and not a monologue 

• Physical environment that has amenities that create a 

pleasant family atmosphere 

Integral Education: We aim to develop the intellectual, 

physical, psychological, moral and religious capabilities of 

every student. 

Truth: We seek to teach not merely knowledge but 

understanding, wisdom and truth. Human beings can grasp 

the truth of things, and in grasping that truth can know their 

duties to God, themselves, and their neighbors. 

PRAYER OF ST. PIUS X 

O Lord Jesus Christ, let Your passion be my strength to 

sustain, guard, and protect me. Let Your wounds be my food 

and drink to nourish, fill, and invigorate me. 

Let the shedding of Your Blood cleanse me of all my sins. Let 

Your death obtain eternal life for me 

and Your cross lead me to everlasting glory. 

Let these constitute for me refreshment and joy, health and 

uprightness of heart. 

ALMA MATER 

Domini Sumus: We are the Lord’s, 

Ring out the bells of St. Pius, 

Echoes resounding in golden tone, 

A spirit that’s hers alone. 

(Refrain) 

We’re proud of you our Alma Mater, 

Because of you we’re strong. 

St. Pius Tenth, with you we’ll triumph, 

To your call we throng. 

From your wisdom and your courage, 

We learn to banish fear, 

Searching for life’s dream and promise, 

Finding guidance near. 

When from you we are departed, 

When our four years are spent, 

St. Pius, we’ll ever honor, 

Ideals you represent. 

EXPLANATION OF THE SCHOOL CREST 

The school crest contains much from the life 

of Pope St. Pius X. On the crest, the winged 

lion symbolizes the St. Mark, patron of Venice, 

the city of which Cardinal Sarto was patriarch 

and cardinal before he became pope. As pope, 

Pius X retained this symbol for his own coat 

of arms. It is from this symbol that the school 

proudly calls itself the “Golden Lions.” 

Appearing on the coat of arms of both Pius X and the first 

Archbishop of Atlanta are the waves of the sea. On the saint’s 

coat of arms they represent the seaport of Venice. On the 

coat of arms of the Archbishop of Atlanta and on our own, 

they symbolize the city of Atlanta, named from the Atlantic 

Ocean. 

Superimposed on the waves is the anchor of hope, again 

from the coat of arms of Pius X. At the lower left of the 

shield is a sword. This is the symbol of the martyrdom of 

St. Paul from whose First Epistle to the Corinthians Pope 

Pius X took his motto and from whose Epistle to the Romans 

the school derives its motto, “Domini Sumus.” 

Significant colors on the emblem are gold and white, the 

Papal colors, and with blue, the school colors. The color red 

symbolizes the martyrdom of the Apostle Paul. 

To the left of the emblem is the “chi rho.” This can translate to 

Pius X. Its original meaning, however, is derived from the first 

two letters of the Greek word for Christ, “christos.” 

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Alumni 

2011 Graduates..... 241 (125 boys, 116 girls) 

Largest Matriculation for Class of 2011 

In State: 

University of Georgia.................................. 35 

Georgia Southern University...................... 21 

Georgia State University............................ 18 

Georgia Tech.............................................. 15 

Valdosta State University........................... 15 

Georgia College.......................................... 11 

Out of State: 

University of Mississippi............................ 14 

Auburn University....................................... 12 

University of Alabama.................................. 8 

Clemson University...................................... 6 

University of South Carolina........................ 4 

Wake Forest University................................ 3 

Students Attending 4 Year Colleges..... 98% 

Students Attending 2 Year Colleges....... 2% 

Number of Living Alumni....................10,462 

2011-12 Enrollment 

Total........................................................1,116 

Boys..........................................................499 

Girls...........................................................617 

Minority.....................................................226 

Academic Program 

Instruction at 3 levels: 

•AP •Honors •College Prep 

Number of AP Courses Offered............... 21 

Study Support Program with 2 teachers 

Testing Information 

Class of 2011 SAT Mid-Range.... 1080-1300 

2011 National Merit Program Honorees: 

Scholars ....................................................... 2 

Commended Students ............................... 6 

Achievement Scholars ................................ 2 

AP Exams Taken in 2010-11...................624 

Faculty 

Doctoral degrees.......................................... 3 

Specialist degrees........................................ 8 

Master’s degrees........................................ 58 

Bachelor’s degrees..................................... 26 

Teachers’ average experience......17.8 years 

Catholic....................................................... 62 

Non-Catholic.............................................. 30 

Tuition: 

2011-12 (Grades 9-12)......................$11,100 

Facilities: 

62 classrooms 

4 computer labs 

8 science labs 

1 library (19,389 volumes; 32 computers) 

1 music studio 

1 art studio 

1 dance studio 

1 drama studio 

1 chapel 

1 darkroom 

1 theater/auditoriums 

2 gyms 

4 fields 

1 fitness center 

1 track 

1 cafeteria 

Athletics (61 teams at all levels) 

Fall Sports: 

Cheerleading (Competition) 

Cheerleading (Spirit) 

Cross Country (Girls and Boys) 

Football 

Softball (Girls) 

Volleyball (Girls) 

Winter Sports: 

Basketball (Girls and Boys) 

Cheerleading (Spirit) 

Dance Team 

Swimming/Diving (Girls and Boys) 

Wrestling 

Spring Sports: 

Baseball 

Golf (Girls and Boys) 

Lacrosse (Girls and Boys) 

Soccer (Girls and Boys) 

Tennis (Girls and Boys) 

Track (Girls and Boys) 

2010-11 Athletic Participation: 

865 students (81%) 

6th, 7th, & 8th Grade Teams: 416 students 

Fine Arts Program: 

Band 

Chorus 

Dance 

Drama 

Guitar 

Visual Arts 

2010-11 Fine Arts Participation: 

632 students (59%) 

Extracurricular Activities: 

Academic Quiz Bowl 

Allied Health Careers 

Altar Servers 

Anime 

Art Association 

Baking Club 

Bookalicious 

Carpe Diem 

Campus Ministry 

Chess Club 

Class Representatives 

Dance Team 

Eucharistic Ministers 

Film Club 

Flagline 

Fly Fishing Club 

Forensics Team (Speech & Debate) 

French Club 

Future Educators’ Association 

Green Club 

Honor Council 

Interactive Computer Science Club 

Latin Club 

Lion Leaders 

Marching Band 

Math Club 

Model United Nations and Arab League 

Music Ministry 

National Honor Society 

Newspaper 

Outdoor Club 

Percussion Club 

Pius Players 

Sailing Club 

Science Club 

Spanish Club 

Student Ambassadors 

Student Council 

Students for Life 

Tech Crew 

Ultimate Frisbee Club 

United Cultural Awareness 

Writers’ Club 

Water Polo 

Yearbook 

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2010-2011 

Golden Lion Athletics List of Champions 

National Rankings: 

- Boys’ Soccer, National Champions in ESPN Rise Fab 50 

- Girls’ Soccer, 34th Place in ESPN Rise Fab 50 

State Championships: 

Boys’ Cross Country | Boys’ Soccer | Girls’ Soccer 

State Playoffs: 

- Boys’ Tennis, Runner-up 

- Girls’ Tennis, Runner-up 

- Girls’ Track & Field, Runner-up 

- Girls’ Cross Country, 3rd Place 

- Girls’ Swimming & Diving, 3rd Place 

- Boys’ Swimming & Diving, 4th Place 

- Girls’ Golf, 4th Place 

- Boys’ Golf, 7th Place 

- Boys’ Track & Field, 8th Place 

Region Championships: 

- Girls’ Basketball 

- Competition Cheerleading 

- Boys’ Cross Country 

- Girls’ Cross Country 

- Boys’ Golf 

- Boys’ Lacrosse 

- Boys’ Soccer 

- Girls’ Soccer 

- Softball 

- Volleyball 

- Girls’ Basketball, Quarterfinals (Elite 8) 

- Boys’ Lacrosse, Quarterfinals (Elite 8) 

- Competition Cheerleading, 16th Place 

- Football, 2nd Round 

- Softball, 2nd Round 

- Volleyball, 2nd Round 

- Wrestling, 29th Place 

- Baseball, 1st Round 

- Girls’ Lacrosse, 1st Round 

Region Runner-ups: 

- Baseball 

- Football 

- Girl’s Golf 

- Girls’ Lacrosse 

- Boys’ Tennis 

- Girls’ Tennis 

- Track & Field 

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Athletics


2011-12 GEORGE B. MALOOF SCHOLARSHIP 

Katy Gilbert 

Katy is a four year participant in our Cross Country, Swim, and Track programs. Noted for 

her “No Quit” attitude she has excelled in all three. In Cross Country she helped to lead the 

team to the 2009 State Championship. This year she is the team captain. In Swim & Dive 

she helped lead the team to a state runner-up finish last year. I n Track she has been our top 

hurdler each of the last two years and was a leader on last year’s state runner-up team. The 

greatest thing about Katy is that she leads by EXAMPLE. Her presence makes a difference! 

Joe Crochet 

Joe has been a dominant football and baseball player each of his three years at St. Pius X. In 

football he is a team leader and is most noted for his “all over the field” hustle on defense. In 

baseball he has been the consummate team player, doing whatever it takes to win. There is 

no one in any sport who puts forth more “EFFORT” than Joe Crochet. 

2010-11 SENIOR ATHLETES OF THE YEAR 

Shelby Ashe 

Shelby was a four year participant on the St. Pius X Track & Field team. A two-time state 

champion in the shot-put and a state runner-up in the discus, she set National records and 

won the Pan Am Junior Championships in the hammer throw during her time at St. Pius X. 

Currently, Ashley is training for the 2012 Olympic trials, as it is her goal to represent the USA 

in the hammer throw in London. She hopes to then attend Harvard University. 

Rick Lewis 

Rick began to make his mark on the St. Pius X lacrosse program as a freshman starting 

at the Attack position. During his freshman campaign, he ranked second on the team in 

scoring, was elected team captain for the following year, and received All League Honors. 

As a sophomore Rick began to receive national attention as he led the Lions in scoring, was 

named the team’s most valuable player, was elected captain again, and received first-team 

All-State Honors. Before his junior season Rick verbally committed to top 25 Division 1 Ohio 

State University. Rick’s junior year saw him once again lead St. Pius X in scoring and receive 

both MVP and captain’s honors. On a state and national level Rick was named All-American 

and the AJC Georgia player of the year, as well as being ranked by ESPN as one of the top 

16 Midfielders in the nation. Rick officially became the Lions all-time scoring leader during his 

senior year, once again earned MVP and All-American honors, and was one of three finalists 

named as the Georgia Sports Council’s Athlete of the Year. After graduating Rick was invited 

as one of only 150 players in the nation to try out for the U-19 USA team to compete at the 

World Lacrosse Tournament in Finland during 2012. 

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the Athletes of 


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Church and School 

2855 Briarcliff Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30329 

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GOLDEN LIONS / FALL 2011 

1958 Head Coach: George Maloof 

Career Record @ SPX (168-86-12) 

Team Record: 6-2 

SPX Opponent Score Result 

NO RECORDS FOUND 








31 East Hall 0 W 

21 Clarkston 0 W 

6 Sandy Springs 13 L 

20 Central Gwinnett 6 W 

26 South Hall 0 W 

0 Monroe Area 13 L 

0 Chamblee 26 L 

12 Commerce 6 W 

25 Winder Barrow 27 L 


Team Record: 7-1-1 


31 East Hall 0 W 


7 Sandy Springs 0 W 

7 Central Gwinnett 7 T 


35 Monroe Area 14 W 

20 Commerce 13 W 

27 Chamblee 6 W 

0 Winder Barrow 12 L 




38 Lovett 7 W 


48 Forsyth County 13 W 


12 Baldwin County 7 W 


14 Forest Park 6 W 

39 St. Joseph 12 W 

12 Newton County 7 W 

12 Marist 12 T 




16 Lovett 0 W 

13 South Hall 13 T 

32 Forsyth County 0 W 


6 Baldwin County 19 L 


27 Forest Park 6 W 


20 Newton County 0 W 

20 Marist 14 W 




6 Lovett 0 W 


13 Hapeville 0 W 

0 College Park 0 T 

0 Sandy Springs 0 T 

20 Russell 0 W 

15 Marist 0 W 

12 Douglas County 13 L 

0 Headland 10 L 

32 Tucker 6 W 



STATE RUNNER-UP 


13 Lovett 0 W 

7 St. Joseph 12 L 

26 Hapeville 0 W 

20 College Park 3 W 


13 Russell 0 W 

6 Marist 6 T 

13 Douglas County 0 W 

13 Headland 0 W 

25 Tucker 6 W 

Playoffs 


7 Thomasville 6 W 

State Championship 

0 West Rome 6 L 





21 Roosevelt 0 W 



6 George 5 W 

27 Walker 0 W 

0 North Springs 14 L 

20 Sequoyah 7 W 

20 Marist 0 W 






28 Roosevelt 0 W 



26 George 0 W 

33 Walker 0 W 

21 North Springs 7 W 


27 Marist 0 W 

28 Gainesville 0 W 

State Playoffs 

7 Dalton 21 L 



STATE CHAMPIONS 




6 Druid Hills 0 W 

32 Wills 0 W 

20 Southwest Dekalb 0 W 

40 Henderson 0 W 

6 Woodward 2 W 


20 Westminster 7 W 




16 Thomasville 15 W 

State Championship 


FOOTBALL 

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12 Gainesville 23 L 


35 Wills 0 W 

21 Southwest 6 W 


6 Woodward 6 T 


0 Westminster 7 L 

14 Marist 0 W 





18 Marist 6 W 

35 Milton 0 W 

3 College Park 7 L 

26 Stone Mountain 0 W 

44 Lovett 0 L 

20 Roswell 23 L 

3 Campbell 0 W 


8 Lithonia 0 W 




20 Milton 0 W 

0 Woodward 17 L 



13 Decatur 7 W 


12 Gordon 14 L 


9 Mary Persons 7 W 








0 Marist 13 L 



6 Clarkston 14 L 


35 Peachtree 0 W 

21 Shamrock 13 W 





31 Marist 6 W 

29 Milton 6 W 



3 Lovett 0 W 


23 Campbell 0 W 






6 Lakeshore 35 L 


0 Avondale 22 L 



28 Ridgeview 24 W 

28 Aquinas 0 W 

14 Riverwood 13 W 





7 Woodward 6 W 

14 Sandy Springs 14 T 



7 Gainesville 35 L 


7 Clarkston 7 T 


7 Peachtree 6 W 






0 Woodward 0 T 


7 Decatur 0 W 

19 Marist 7 W 

14 Gordon 0 W 


14 Mary Persons 21 L 





0 Lakeshore 44 L 




7 Marist 17 L 



35 Aquinas 19 W 

15 Riverwood 26 L 

9 Roswell 6 W 

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25 Henry County 6 W 


0 Lovett 30 L 


0 Marist 14 L 

14 Ridgeview 14 T 


14 Milton 6 W 








10 Lovett 6 W 


0 Marist 3 L 


7 Milton 0 W 

14 Roswell 3 W 








0 Decatur 7 L 

7 Lovett 17 L 

41 Duluth 2 W 


0 Marist 14 L 

14 Milton 7 W 


35 Crestwood 14 W 







12 Lovett 28 L 

6 Duluth 17 L 


14 Marist 41 L 

13 Milton 14 L 


7 Crestwood 3 W 



1985 Head Coach: Paul Sullivan 

Career Record @ SPX (7-23) 



27 Buford 7 W 






7 Henderson 24 L 

6 Shamrock 13 L 






14 North Clayton 28 L 



12 Crestwood 26 L 




22 Marist 36 (OT) L 


35 Milton 0 W 








7 Norcross 0 W 

6 Marist 3 W 

28 Lovett 14 W 

21 Duluth 14 W 


8 Milton 7 W 

37 Briarcliff 0 W 

35 Cross Keys 9 W 




14 Roswell 15 (OT) L 

1984 Head Coach: Ken Durham 




0 Buford 21 L 













14 North Clayton 39 L 



17 Crestwood 24 L 




6 Marist 41 L 

Clarkston 

L 

Milton 

L 

FOOTBALL 

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1988 Head Coach: Bill Waters 




6 Meadowcreek 0 W 




0 Marist 14 L 



8 Westlake 34 L 


Chamblee 

L 




8 Meadowcreek 28 L 




0 Marist 54 L 



-- Westlake -- PPD 






14 North Gwinnett 27 L 

0 Decatur 21 L 


6 Marist 49 L 



6 Stockbridge 27 L 



20 Creekside 40 L 

1991 Head Coach: Brion Dietsch 

Career Record @ SPX (6-13-1) 



3 North Gwinnett 7 L 

9 Decatur 9 T 


7 Marist 35 L 






13 Creekside 30 L 

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1992 Head Coach: Brion Dietsch 






3 Marist 42 L 


15 C’tral Carrollton 35 L 

7 Henry County 34 L 


28 Eagle’s Landing 6 W 

29 Sandy Creek 19 W 

1993 Head Coach: John 

Alexander, SPX ‘80 




0 Decatur 19 L 



6 Marist 28 L 


22 C’tral Carrollton 35 L 




20 Sandy Creek 35 L 

1994 Head Coach: John Alexander 



20 Salem 7 W 



23 North Gwinnett 20 W 

14 Sandy Creek 6 W 

7 Marist 24 L 








23 Salem 14 W 



20 North Gwinnett 7 W 

7 Sandy Creek 8 L 

0 Marist 35 L 

3 Eagle’s Landing 26 L 







7 Murray County 29 L 


7 Dacula 17 L 

13 Columbia 32 L 



0 Lakeside 22 L 


6 Marist 38 L 


1997 Head Coach: Jay Hargis 




21 Murray County 15 W 


27 Dacula 14 W 

6 Columbia 47 L 





7 Marist 17 L 





0 Marist 51 L 



3 Grady 7 L 


35 Avondale 15 W 

8 Druid Hills 7 (OT) W 

7 Harper/Archer 34 L 

8 Crim 34 L 

46 Carver 3 W 




Marist 

L 

Decatur 

W 

Westminster 

L 

Grady 

W 

Chamblee 

W 

Avondale 

W 

Druid Hills 

W 

Harper/Archer 

W 

Crim 

L 

Carver 

W 


North Forsyth 

L






7 Heritage 9 L 

7 McNair 6 W 

7 Dunwoody 20 L 

6 Mays 13 L 

21 North Atlanta 27 L 

0 Washington 22 L 

9 South Atlanta 26 L 


7 Marist 31 L 

2001 Head Coach: Paul Standard, SPX ’80 




17 Lakeside 7 W 

14 Heritage 15 (OT) L 

10 McNair 28 L 

0 Mays 51 L 

22 North Atlanta 6 W 

22 Washington 27 L 

8 South Atlanta 3 W 



17 Dunwoody 12 W 

2002 Head Coach: Paul Standard 



33 Blessed Trinity 2 W 

15 Tucker 41 L 


15 Forsyth Central 7 W 

22 South Forsyth 34 (OT) L 


21 North Forsyth 14 W 


16 Dunwoody 23 L*/W 



14 Rome 44 L 

*indicates a victory due to a forfeit by Dunwoody 





3 Tucker 28 L 



17 South Forsyth 13 W 






17 Paulding County 10 W 

14 Mays 6 W 

13 Statesboro 20 L 




22 Hiram 15 W 


34 North Forsyth 20 W 

31 Etowah 7 W 




7 Tucker 28 L 




7 Heritage 14 L 




3 Hiram 21 L 


19 North Forsyth 22 (OT) L 

23 Etowah 6 W 




16 Tucker 20 L 


0 Marist 32 L 






51 Columbia 20 W 

10 Tucker 7 W 

35 Washington 7 W 

34 Cedar Grove 2 W 


13 Mays 21 L 

40 Miller Grove 0 W 



31 Dalton 14 W 

20 Pebblebrook 18 W 

34 Thomas County Cent. 33 W (OT) 

17 Northside WR 20 L 







0 Tucker 35 L 


17 Cedar Grove 20 L 


17 Mays 7 W 

25 Miller Grove 20 W 

7 Marist 21 L 


24 Salem 0 W 

10 Rome 14 L 





31 GAC 10 W 

35 Oconee County 27 W 

30 Carver, Atlanta 27 W 

35 Therrell 7 W 



28 Grady 7 W 


14 Dunwoody 20 L 


31 Cartersville 34 L 




28 Marist 3 W 

56 GAC 7 W 

49 Oconee County 0 W 

42 Carver, Atlanta 7 W 

49 Therrell 13 W 



37 Grady 13 W 




34 Franklin County 0 W 

17 North Hall 3 W 

14 Peach County 21 L (OT) 





42 Benedictine 19 W 

49 North Hall 8 W 





6 Grady 7 L 

40 Washignton 6 W 



24 Allatoona 17 W 

7 Carrollton 14 L 

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Individual Season Records 

Rushing Yardage 

1 Cole Moon 1,391 2008 

2 Cole Moon 1,313 2009 

3 Tyler Fish 1,203 2006 

4 Evan Tighe 1,130 2003 

5 Cole Moon 1,057 2007 

Passing YardAGE 

1 Griffin Benedict 1,346 2004 


3 Seba Cahill 833 2002 

4 Trey White 663 2009 

5 PG Standard 585 2008 

Receiving Yardage 

1 Alex Seglem 482 2003 

2 Nick Hogan 433 2004 

3 Sean Dwyer 353 2002 

4 Jack Pendergast 309 2007 


Total Offense 

(Rushing + Passing) 


2 Trey White 1,518 2009 

3 Cole Moon 1,391 2008 

4 Seba Cahill 1,218 2002 

5 Tyler Fish 1,203 2006 

ScoriNG 

1 Cole Moon 150 2008 

2 Tyler Fish 120 2006 

3 Cole Moon 116 2009 

4 Cole Moon 78 2007 

5 Chris Philpott 69 2007 

Rushing Attempts 

1 Evan Tighe 247 2003 

2 Cole Moon 234 2008 

3 Cole Moon 218 2009 


5 Cole Moon 200 2007 

Passing AttemptS 

1 Griffin Benedict 160 2003 



4 Dylan Knight 88 2006 


Receptions 


2 Bo Zimmerman 25 2003 




Punting Average 

(Min 1 / game) 

1 JC White 39.3 2005 

2 Joey Gargiulo 37.4 2008 

3 Chris Philpott 37.0 2006 

4 Blair Stuart 35.6 2010 

5 Chris Philpott 35.4 2007 

Field Goals 


2 JC White 9 2005 

3 Joey Gargiulo 7 2009 


4 Blair Stuart 5 2010 


Points Scored - Kicking 





5 Blair Stuart 60 2010 

Rushing Touchdowns 





5 Logan Rosborough 11 2010 

5 Evan Tighe 11 2003 

Touchdown Passes 





5 TreyWhite 6 2010 

Touchdown Receptions 


2 Alden Homrich 5 2009 


4 Evan Ferrell 3 2006 



4 Drew Kempton 3 2002 

Touchdown 

Responsible FoR 






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Individual GAME Records 

Rushing Yardage Opponent Year 

1 TJ Holloman 251 North Hall 2010 

2 Cole Moon 214 Washington 2008 

3 Cole Moon 195 North Atlanta 2008 

4 Cole Moon 193 Miller Grove 2007 

5 Cole Moon 180 Grady 2008 

6 Cole Moon 163 Oconee County 2009 

7 Cole Moon 158 Stone Mountain 2007 

8 Jonathan Carter 157 Oconee County 2008 


10 Geno Smith 150 Washington 2010 

Passing Yardage Opponent Year 

1 Griffin Benedict 254 North Forsyth 2004 

2 Griffin Benedict 216 Lakeside 2004 

3 PG Standard 169 Marist 2007 

4 Seba Cahill 164 Marist 2002 

5 Griffin Benedict 159 Etowah 2004 

6 Blaise Wannemacher 158 Chamblee 2005 

7 Griffin Benedict 154 Statesboro 2003 

7 Griffin Benedict 142 North Springs 2003 

9 Griffin Benedict 142 Paulding County 2003 

10 Griffin Benedict 139 Marist 2003 

Receiving YardAGE oPPonent Year 

1 Alex Seglem 151 Marist 2003 

2 Ronald Cousin 102 Chamblee 2005 

3 Nick Hogan 99 Statesboro 2003 

4 Brandon Echols 94 Lakeside 2004 

5 Alden Homrich 94 Marist 2009 

6 Nick Hogan 93 Tucker 2004 

7 Nick Hogan 88 North Forsyth 2004 

8 Justin Harris 81 GAC 2009 

9 Brendonn Jones 80 Riverwood 2008 

9 Alden Homrich 80 Therrell 2009 

Rushing Attempts oPPonent Year 



3 Tyler Fish 29 Mays 2006 

4 Cole Moon 27 Carver 2008 

4 Evan Tighe 27 Mays 2003 

6 Cole Moon 26 Miller Grove 2007 

7 Cole Moon 25 Marist 2008 

8 Evan Tighe 24 North Springs 2003 

9 Cole Moon 23 Cedar Grove 2007 

9 Evan Tighe 23 Paulding County 2003 

Pass Completions oPPonent Year 






6 Griffin Benedict 9 Central Forsyth 2004 



7 PG Standard 8 Rome 2007 

10 PG Standard 7 Cartersville 2008 

10 Griffin Benedict 7 Tucker 2003 

10 Griffin Benedict 7 Forsyth 2003 

Receptions oPPonent Year 

1 Alex Seglem 5 Statesboro 2003 

1 Alex Seglem 5 North Springs 2003 

1 Alex Seglem 5 Etowah 2004 

4 Bo Zimmerman 4 Statesboro 2003 

4 Bo Zimmerman 4 Tucker 2003 

4 Alex Seglem 4 North Forsyth 2004 

4 Nick Hogan 4 North Forsyth 2004 

4 Nick Hogan 4 Tucker 2004 

4 Kevin Cone 4 North Forsyth 2005 

4 Kevin Cone 4 Etowah 2005 

Rushing Touchdowns oPPonent Year 



2 Tyler Fish 4 Columbia 2006 


4 Trey White 3 Riverwood 2009 

4 Cole Moon 3 Grady 2008 

4 Cole Moon 3 GAC 2008 

4 Cole Moon 3 Salem 2007 

4 Jonathan Carter 3 Stone Mountain 2007 

4 Tyler Fish 3 North Springs 2006 

4 Tyler Fish 3 Stone Mountain 2006 

4 TJ Holloman 3 North Hall 2010 

4 Jack Spear 3 North Springs 2010 

4 Tyler Fish 3 North Springs 2005 

4 Brandon Echols 3 Blessed Trinity 2003 

Pass Attempts oPPonent Year 



3 Seba Cahill 22 Dunwoody 2002 

4 Griffin Benedict 19 Tucker 2003 




7 PG Standard 18 Cartersville 2008 

7 Seba Cahill 18 South Forsyth 2002 


10 Seba Cahill 17 Marist 2002 

Touchdown Receptions oPPonent Year 

1 Alex Seglem 2 Marist 2003 

1 Alden Homrich 2 Marist 2009 

Touchdown Passes oPPonent Year 

1 Griffin Benedict 2 Marist 2003 





1 PG Standard 2 Riverwood 2008 

1 Seba Cahill 2 South Forsyth 2002 

1 Trey White 2 Marist 2009 

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TEAM Season Records 

Rushing Yardage 

1 4,060 2009 

2 3,879 2006 

3 3,251 2010 

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed 

1 1,023 2009 

2 1,383 2007 

3 1,457 2010 

Passing Yardage 

1 1,377 2004 

2 1,070 2003 

3 868 2002 

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 

1 662 2005 

2 690 2010 

3 722 2004 

Total Offense (Rushing + Passing) 

1 4,723 2009 

2 4,562 2006 

3 3,932 2010 

4 3,739 2008 

5 3,623 2003 

Rushing Yds Per Game 

1 312.3 2009 

2 285.7 2008 

3 277.1 2006 

Fewest Rushing Yds Per Game Allowed 

1 78.7 2009 

2 115.3 2007 

3 121.4 2010 

Fewest Passing Yds Per Game Allowed 

1 55.6 2003 

2 57.5 2010 

3 65.6 2004 

Total Offense 

1 4,723 2009 

2 3,932 2010 

3 3,879 2006 

Fewest Yards Allowed 

1 2,073 2009 

2 2,147 2010 

3 2,166 2005 

Average Points Scored 

1 35.3 2009 

2 34.2 2010 

3 34.0 2008 

Total Offense Per Game 

1 363.3 2009 

2 339.9 2008 

3 327.7 2010 

Fewest Yards per Game Allowed 

1 159.5 2009 

2 177.8 2003 

3 178.9 2010 

Fewest Points Allowed per Game 

1 7.3 2009 

2 8.8 2010 

3 13.3 2007 

Passing Yardage Per Game 

1 125.2 2004 

2 82.3 2003 

3 78.9 2002 

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TEAM GAME Records 

Rushing Yardage Opponent Year 

1 458 North Springs 2005 

2 454 North Hall 2010 

3 451 Columbia 2006 

4 450 Washington 2008 

5 417 Riverwood 2010 

Passing Yardage Opponent Year 

1 254 North Forsyth 2004 

2 224 Lakeside 2004 

3 181 Statesboro 2003 

4 180 Marist 2003 

5 169 Marist 2007 

Total OffensE oPPonent Year 


2 534 Columbia 2006 



5 478 Washington 2008 

Rushing Defense Opponent Year 

1 -14 North Springs 2010 

2 10 Forsyth Central 2005 

3 13 Oconee County 2009 

4 26 Miller Grove 2006 

5 38 Therrell 2009 

Total DefensE oPPonent Year 




4 59 Blessed Trinity 2003 


Points Scored oPPonent Year 



3 56 GAC 2009 


4 55 Druid Hills 2010 

Points Allowed Opponent Year 



1 0 Lakeside 2005 


1 0 North Atlanta 2010 

1 0 North Atlanta 2009 



1 0 Oconee County 2009 

1 0 Salem 2007 

Passing Defense Opponent Year 

1 -2 Pebblebrook 2006 

1 -2 Riverwood 2003 




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Year............ Won.........Lost....... Tied....................Playoffs.............................. Head Coach 

2010...................8...............2...............0............................. 1-1...................................... Paul Standard 

2009..................10..............0...............0............. 2-1 [State Quarterfinals]..................... Paul Standard 



2006...................8...............2...............0............... 3-1 [State Semifinals]....................... Paul Standard 

2005...................5...............5...............0........................................................................ Paul Standard 


2003...................8...............2...............0............. 2-1 [State Quarterfinals]..................... Paul Standard 


2001...................5...............5...............0 ....................................................................... Paul Standard 

2000...................1...............9...............0........................................................................ Jay Hargis 

1999...................7...............3...............0............................. 0-1...................................... Jay Hargis 

1998...................5 ..............5 ..............0 ..................................................................... Jay Hargis 

1997...................7 ..............3 ..............0 ..................................................................... Jay Hargis 

1996...................4 ..............6 ..............0 ..................................................................... John Alexander 



1993...................3 ..............7 ..............0........................................................................ John Alexander 

1992...................5 ..............5 ..............0 ..................................................................... Brion Deitsch 

1991...................1 ..............8 ..............1 ..................................................................... Brion Deitsch 

1990...................0 ............. 10 .............0 ..................................................................... Bill Waters 

1989...................2 ..............7 ..............0 ..................................................................... Bill Waters 

1988...................1...............9...............0........................................................................ Bill Waters 

1987...................3...............7...............0........................................................................ Paul Sullivan 

1986...................2...............8...............0........................................................................ Paul Sullivan 

1985...................2...............8...............0........................................................................ Paul Sullivan 

1984...................1...............9...............0........................................................................ Ken Durham 

1983...................2...............8...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1982...................3...............7...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1981...................8...............2...............0............................. 0-1...................................... George Maloof 

1980...................3...............6...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1979...................6...............4...............0............................. 0-1...................................... George Maloof 

1978...................3...............6...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1977...................3...............7...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1976...................5...............5...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1975...................6...............4...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1974...................6...............3...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1973...................9...............1...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1972...................8...............2...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1971...................6...............2...............2........................................................................ George Maloof 

1970...................5...............5...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1969...................6...............3...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1968...................9...............1...............0.............. 3-0 [State Champions]....................... George Maloof 

1967...................9...............0...............0............................. 1-1...................................... George Maloof 

1966...................8...............1...............0............................. 0-1...................................... George Maloof 

1965...................8...............1...............1...............2-1 [State Runner-Up]....................... George Maloof 

1964...................6...............2...............2........................................................................ George Maloof 

1963...................8...............1...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1962...................8...............1...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1961...................7...............1...............1........................................................................ George Maloof 

1960...................5...............4...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1959...................9...............1...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

1958...................6...............2...............0........................................................................ George Maloof 

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Football Coaches 

ROW 1: Todd Stewart, Charles Kicker, Bob Gilbert, Paul Standard, JT Gilbert, Chris Fason 

ROW 2: David Fleming, Jerry Stewart, Michael Lancaster, Chad Garrison, John Embry, 

Wendall Early, Jim Walsh 

MILESTONE VICTORIES 

Victory Opponent Score Year Head Coach 

1st Unknown Unknown 1958 George Maloof 

25th Monroe Area 35-14 1961 George Maloof 

50th Lovett 13-0 1965 George Maloof 

75th Sequoyah 14-0 1967 George Maloof 

100th Shamrock 21-13 1970 George Maloof 

125th Stone Mountain 34-0 1974 George Maloof 

150th Roswell 14-3 1979 George Maloof 

175th Henderson 18-10 1987 Paul Sullivan 

200th Lithonia 31-6 1996 John Alexander 

225th South Atlanta 8-3 2001 Paul Standard 

250th North Springs 35-3 2004 Paul Standard 

275th Mays 17-7 2007 Paul Standard 

300th North Hall 49-8 2010 Paul Standard 

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Paul and Cindy Standard with Mary Kate, 

Maggie May, Elizabeth and P.G. 

Jerry and Sharon Stewart with Todd, Shannon, 

Kim, Charlie, Kevin, Christa, Addison and Ansley 

Chad and Barbara Garrison with Kelci, 

Brennan and Mackenzie 

Bob Gilbert with Jill, Katy, Mary and Sara 

Chris and Megan Fason with, Maggie, 

Mary Beth and Olivia 

Wendell and Dana Early 

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Paul Standard, Head Varsity Football Coach 

Coach Standard enters his eleventh year as Head Football Coach and has the second best record at St. 

Pius X behind legendary Coach George B. Maloof with a career record of 84-33. The 2010 team finished 

with a 9-3 record and an 8th trip to the AAA State Playoffs with a final season ranking of #7. The 2009 team 

finished with a 12-1 record and a seventh trip to the AAA State Playoffs and a Quarter-Final appearance 

losing to eventual State Champion in overtime. The 2009 Golden Lions finished with a final season ranking 

of #4 in the state. The season included a 28-3 victory over archrival Marist in the season’s opening game. 

The 2008 team finished the season with a 9-2 record and a sixth appearance in the AAA State Playoffs, the 

2007 team finished with an 8-4 record and a fifth trip to the AAAA State Playoffs. The 2006 team finished 

with the best record in 38 years with an 11-3 record and a trip to the Georgia Dome for the State Semi- 

Finals, in which the Golden Lions finished with a #4 state ranking. In 2005 team finished 5-5 and for only 

the 2nd time in the past seven years, did not advance to the State Playoffs. His 2004 squad posted an 8-3 

record and a third straight appearance in the state playoffs. His 2003 squad posted a 10-3 record and a 

trip to the State Quarter Finals-the best record in the past 35 years. That season was highlighted by a 20- 

17 victory over Marist which broke a 21 year drought in this great rivalry. The 2003 Golden Lions finished 

with a final state ranking of 7th in class AAAA. His 2002 squad posted a 7-4 record, advancing to the State 

Playoffs. Needless to say, his records speak for themselves! 

Coach Standard played for the legendary Coach George B. Maloof and is one of five classmates of 1980 

to coach football. A 1984 graduate of The Citadel with a B.S. in Business Administration, Coach Standard 

teaches economics, accounting, and physical education at St. Pius. He coached at Loganville for one year 

(1985 Defensive/Offensive Line), Meadowcreek for five years (1986-1990 Offensive/Defensive Line) and ten 

years at Dacula (1991-2000 Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Backs) under Coach Kevin Maloof (SPX ‘75). At 

Dacula, the Falcons were the Region Champions in 1993, 1994, 1996 and 1999 (co-champs) and in 1993, 

1994, 1996 and 1999, they were State Quarter Finalists. Coach Standard was named Assistant Coach of 

the Year in 1993, 1994, 1996 and 1999. He is married to the former Cindy Renee Harper, an occupational 

therapist for Gwinnett County Schools. They have four children; Paul III (P.G.), 21 SPX 2009; Elizabeth, 19, 

SPX 2010, Mary Kate, 17, a senior cheerleader and basketball player at SPX, and Margaret May, 7. 

Jerry Stewart, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Defensive Coordinator & 

Coach Stewart enters his ninth year at St. Pius as the Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach. This 

will be Coach Stewart’s 41st year of coaching. He brings with him an impressive wealth of experience 

including eight years as the Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator for Parkview High School 

during which time his teams won 4 State Championships and own the Georgia State Consecutive Win 

Record after going 46-0. Coach Stewart also coached for five years at Shiloh High School, sixteen years 

at Tucker High School and three years at Westmer High School in Illinois. A graduate of Eastern Illinois 

University with a B.S. Ed and an M.S. Ed, Coach Stewart teaches physical education at St. Pius X. He and 

his wife Sharon, a retired Spanish teacher from Brookwood HS, have four children. Their son Kevin, a Furman 

graduate and football player, is a physical education teacher and Offensive Coordinator at Lumpkin County 

High School and he and his wife Krista have two daughters: Addison (3) and Ansley (1). Kim, an Auburn 

graduate, is a guidance counselor at North Gwinnett High School. Shannon, an Auburn graduate, lives and 

works in Charleston, SC and she and her husband are expecting a son in September. Todd, a graduate of 

Kennesaw State, is a St. Pius X Study Support teacher who coaches the varsity defensive linebackers. 

Chad Garrison, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Offensive Line & Head Junior Varsity Football Coach 

Coach Garrison enters his twelfth year at St. Pius X as the offensive line coach, tenth as the Physical 

Education Department Chair, and returns as the Head Strength & Conditioning coach for all sports after 

serving as the Girls/Boys Head Track & Field Coach for the last six school years. A 1990 graduate of North 

Georgia College, he began his teaching and coaching career at Campbell High School where he taught 

for nine years. At Campbell, he served as the varsity defensive line coach (1994-1996) and Defensive 

Coordinator (1995-1996), Offensive Line Coach (1994-1999) and Offensive Coordinator (1997-1998). He 

also coached 9th grade/JV boys basketball (1991-1997) and was the Head Boys Soccer Coach from 1991- 

1994. During the 1999-2000 school year, Mr. Garrison coached at The Lovett School working with the tight 

ends and defensive ends. In the fall of 2005 he was named the Head Girls and Boys St. Pius Track and Field 

Coach. Over the past six seasons these teams brought home a GHSA State Championship (Girls & Boys 

in 2006), two state runner-up finishes by the girls in 2010 & 2011 and won multiple region championships. 

Coach Garrison was named the Track and Field Coach of the Year in 2006 by the Atlanta Track Club and the 

Atlanta Journal-Constitution and has also been named a GHSA assistant coach of the year in football (1992, 

1993 and 2009) and basketball (1993, 1994). He and his wife of 23 years, Barbara, have three children - 

Kelci, 21 SPX 2009; Mackenzie, 17, and Brennan, 14. 

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Bob Gilbert, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Defensive Ends & Special Teams 

Coach Gilbert is beginning his eleventh year at St. Pius as a football coach. This year Coach Gilbert will 

return to the role as Coach of the Defensive Secondary and Special Teams Coordinator. He received a 

B.S. in Physical Education from Virginia Tech in 1988 and an I.M.A. from the University of South Carolina in 

1995. He coached at Dacula High School for seven years, then proceeded to Forsyth Central High School 

for two years as a football coach and Head Baseball Coach. Coach Gilbert teaches Physical Education and 

is the Head 9th Grade Baseball Coach. Coach Bob lost his beautiful wife Margaret to Breast Cancer in April 

of 2009, a swimming coach at St. Pius. Margaret remains an inspiration for Bob and his girls as her impact 

on her family and the many athletes she coached will never be forgotten. Coach Bob is the proud father of 

four daughters; Katy, 17; Sara, 14; Jill, 11; and Mary Margaret 6. 

JT Gilbert, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Tight Ends 

Coach Gilbert enters his eleventh year at St. Pius X. For his first five years Coach Gilbert was the 9th Grade 

Head Football Coach and has spent the last 6 with Varsity. This will be the second year coach Gilbert will 

be working with the Varsity Tight Ends; in his previous 3 years, Coach Gilbert worked with the running 

backs. Coach Gilbert is also the Varsity Baseball Head Coach. Coach Gilbert is tied as the winningest 

coach in Golden Lions baseball history and has won more state playoff games than any other coach in 

the history of St. Pius X baseball. During Coach Gilbert’s tenure, the Golden Lions have set school records 

in most wins (24 wins 2009) in a season and have advanced to the state playoffs six times - reaching the 

quarterfinals twice (2004, 2009). Coach Gilbert won three state championships in high school, went on 

to the University of Minnesota to pitch for the Gophers, and prior to coaching at St. Pius X, he was the 

pitching coach for Viterbo University in LaCrosse, WI. 

Chris Fason, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Receivers 

Coach Chris Fason enters his sixth year coaching Varsity Receivers for St. Pius. After serving in the United 

States Marine Corps, Coach Fason attended Georgia College & State University where he played for three 

years on the GC&SU Golf Team. Coach Fason started his coaching career in Washington County and was 

on staff for the 1997 AA Football State Championship. From 2000-2002, Coach Fason taught Special Ed. 

at Roswell High School and was the Head 9th Grade Football & Baseball coach. Coach Fason teaches P.E. 

at St. Jude the Apostle Catholic School in Sandy Springs. Married for 12 years, Coach Fason and his wife, 

Megan, are blessed with 3 daughters: Maggie (10), Mary Beth (8), and Olivia (4). 

Todd Stewart, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Linebackers 

Coach Stewart is entering his second year as a teacher and football coach at St. Pius X. Coach Stewart 

graduated from Parkview High school where he participated in football, basketball, and track. He was 

named linebacker of the year for Gwinnett County as a senior and selected to the All-State team. He holds 

the record for tackles in a season at Parkview and was on two undefeated AAAAA State Championship 

Football teams. Coach Stewart graduated from Kennesaw State University with teaching certificates in 

Social Studies and Special Education. He teaches in the study support program at St. Pius X and has 

moved to coaching the varsity linebackers after coaching the defensive ends last year. 

Eddie Smith, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Defensive Line 

Coach Smith is beginning his 37th year of coaching football. He coached his first nine years in DeKalb 

County and twenty-four years in Gwinnett County. He has spent the last twenty-three years of his career 

coaching the defensive line. Coach Smith coached the defensive tackles here at St. Pius for four years 

before semi-retiring three years ago due to health reasons. He is married to the former Karen Yingling of 

Hampton, Georgia, a graduate of Auburn University and a guidance counselor at Mill Creek High School. 

They have a son, Andrew (17), who is a senior here at St. Pius X. He is an honor roll student and a member 

of the varsity lacrosse team. Coach Smith is beginning his eighth year here at St. Pius. In addition to his 

coaching duties, he is also English teacher here at St. Pius. Coach Smith is glad to back for “One More Time.” 

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Wendell Early, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Defensive Backs 

2011 marks Coach Early’s first year at St. Pius as the defensive backs coach. Coach Early works at 

Shiloh High School teaching Special Education in the Math Department. Coach Early received his B.A. 

at the University of South Florida and holds his Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Walden 

University. He has been teaching and coaching for 23 years; spending the first 16 years in Florida. 

Coach Early is married to Dana, an elementary school teacher at Pharr Elementary, and has two children; 

Danny (21) and Kelci (18). 

Charles Kicker, Assistant Varsity Football Coach - Running Backs 

Charles Kicker begins his 34th year of coaching and his 2nd at St. Pius X this season. A native of 

Birmingham, AL, Coach Kicker graduated from West End H.S. (’71). He received his B.S. Ed. and M.S. 

Ed. from Jacksonville St. University and his Ed. S. from the University of Southern Mississippi. He retired 

from Georgia public schools after serving for 32 years as a teacher, coach and administrator at West 

Laurens H.S., East Laurens H.S., Treutlen H.S. and Forsyth Central H.S. His wife, Nanette, is recently 

retired from her position as Assistant Director with the Sequoyah Regional Library System; they are 

proud parents and grandparents. Coach Kicker and his family are blessed to be part of the SPX family. 

John Embry, Head Freshman Football Coach 

John Embry is entering his 3rd season with the St. Pius X football program and his 1st as 9th grade head 

coach. Prior to becoming head 9th grade coach, he spent 2 years as 9th grade defensive coordinator 

under legendary coach Jim Walsh. Prior to his arrival at St. Pius, John served as a varsity coach at 

Northview High School and Chamblee High School. John is a graduate from the University of Georgia 

where he spent 3 seasons working with their football team from 2002 to 2005. At UGA, John also met his 

wife Libby and has been married for 2 years. 

Jim Walsh, Assistant Freshman Football Coach 

Coach Jim Walsh begins his 40th year of coaching football. He and his wife, Susan, have been married 

for 38 years and have four children: Colleen (37), Nancy (Louis) Gospodareck (35), Bobby (33), and 

Meghan (Antonio) Smith (30). They also have four grandchildren, Grant (8) and Allie (6) and twins Bryson 

and Ansley Smith (2). Coach Walsh graduated from the University of Georgia in 1973 and earned his 

Master’s Degree from Georgia State University. He was named National Assistant Football Coach of 

the Year in 2002. Coach Walsh has coached football at Osborne High School, Marietta High School, 

Westwood High School, TriCities High School, Riverwood High School (where he was also head 

basketball coach), and North Springs High School before coming to St. Pius X. A veteran of the Vietnam 

War with the U.S. Navy, he serves as a Eucharistic Minister to the Sick and is involved in the Night 

Shelter Ministry at his church, St. Thomas the Apostle in Smyrna. 

Michael Lancaster, Assistant Freshman Football Coach 

Coach Lancaster is beginning his 33rd year of teaching and coaching. He is a teacher in the Gwinnett 

County Public School System, at Berkmar High School as the Head Wrestling Coach and Chair of the 

Health and Physical Education Department. Coach Lancaster and his wife Lis have a son (Marc) and 

daughter (Laura) and are proud grandparents to Collin (6), Matthew (2), and Peyton (2 months). 

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David Fleming, Assistant Freshman Football Coach 

Coach Fleming started at St. Pius X in 2010 as a 9th grade football coach. Coach Fleming has 

coached youth football since 1997 at Atlanta Colt Youth Association at Murphey Chandler Park. 

Currently Coach Fleming has a streak of playing in the conference championship for 7 years. 

He was also the Head 9th Grade Football coach at Dunwoody High School in 2007 and 2008. 

While at DHS, he captured the Region Championship in 2008 and made a playoff run to the 

quarter-finals. He also coached baseball at Collins Hill High School. There, he was on a staff 

that won the Directors Cup in 2005 and 2010, sent 4 teams to the state playoffs (05, 06, 09 and 

10), and also won Region Championships in 2006 and 2010. 

Tim Boggs, Head 8th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Boggs begins his fourth year coaching middle school football at St. Pius X. Coach Boggs is 

a 1982 graduate of St. Pius X and played under legendary coach George B. Maloof. He was also a 

teammate of Coach Standard and Coach Connors. Coach Boggs has more than 13 years of experience 

coaching youth sports at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School, Tucker Youth Soccer Association, 

and Rehoboth Baptist Church. A graduate of Georgia State University, Coach Boggs has spent over 

24 years in the Financial Services, Manufacturing, and Hospitality industries as an Auditor and Human 

Resource Consultant and Project Manager. He has been married to his wife Terri for 23 years. They 

have two children, Cara (17), a senior at St. Pius and member of the Sports Medicine Staff, and Liam 

(14), a freshman football player at St. Pius. 

Brian Connors, Assistant 8th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Connors begins his eighth year at St. Pius X. Coach Connors is a 1980 graduate of St. Pius 

X and a teammate of Coach Standard. Coach Connors has coached youth football for several years 

at Roswell Youth Football Association before coming to St. Pius X. He and his wife Maria have four 

children, Brian (19), SPX ’10, who attends Catholic University, Alexis (17) a senior at SPX, and goal 

keeper on the State Champion Girl’s Soccer Team, Joey (14) a 9th grader at SPX, and Andrea (6). 

Chris Benjamin, Assistant 8th Grade Football Coach 

Christopher (SPX ’80) played under legendary coach George B. Maloof, was a teammate of Coach 

Standard, and also lettered in basketball. Coach Benjamin begins his 3rd year at St. Pius as a 

community coach. He graduated from Duke University with a BA and the University of Minnesota 

with a JD/MA. Chris coached youth football and baseball in the Sandtown Youth Sports Association 

in SW Atlanta for 8 years. Chris is married to Judy Benjamin. Their children, Chris, 13 and 

Alexandra, 9, attend St. John the Evangelist Catholic School. 

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Ted Thomas, Assistant 8th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Thomas begins his 4th year coaching middle school football at SPX. Coach Thomas is a 

1981 graduate of Bishop Moore High School in Orlando, Florida. Coach Thomas played football, 

basketball and baseball and was the team captain for the football team and played both ways at 

quarterback and defensive back. He was selected as the Central Florida Player of the week during 

the season, and the team’s MVP. Coach Thomas has more than 10 years of experience in youth 

sports coaching basketball and baseball. He has over 25 years of experience as General Manager in 

“Big Box” retail with companies such as Home Depot, Target, PGA Tour Super Store, and currently 

at Dick’s Sporting Goods in Norcross. He is married to his wife Gwen of 26 years. They have 3 

children, Brian, 21 (‘07), Tori, 18 (‘11), and Austin, 15 (SPX -9th Grade). 

Kevin Whitlark, Assistant 8th Grade Football Coach 

Kevin Whitlark begins his third year as a St. Pius X Defensive coach for the 8th grade football team. He 

graduated from Cardinal Newman Catholic High School in South Carolina where he was an All State 

Guard & Linebacker. He also played linebacker at UC Berkeley. He is the youngest of nine brothers & 

four sisters. He and is wife Lisa are the parents of six children: Erin, 11th Grader at St. Pius X, Forrest 

9th grader at SPX, Kate 8th Grade, Mary Grace 5th grade, Anna Elizabeth 3rd grade and Liam 1st 

grade. All attend Christ King School. Erin runs cross Country at St. Pius and Forrest plays football on 

the 9th grade team. Kevin feeds all his children by writing and illustrating funny stuff. He works with 

American Greetings, Recycled Paper Greetings, Scholastics, Universal Press Syndicate, Simon & 

Schuster and many other publishers. 

Blaise Wannemacher, Assistant 8th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Wannemacher begins his third year coaching middle school football at St. Pius X. Coach 

Wannemacher is a 2006 graduate of St. Pius X, where he enjoyed his playing days as a quarterback 

under Varsity Head Coach, Paul Standard. Coach Wannemacher also played baseball and basketball 

at St. Pius, and now enjoys coaching both sports at the middle school level at St. Pius as well. 

Coach Wannemacher works with the Atlanta Junior Golf Association and lives in Midtown. Coach 

Wannemacher is engaged to Lisette Buechner also a St. Pius X graduate of 2006. 

Stan Klinger, Assistant 8th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Klinger begins his first season as a St. Pius X Offensive coach for the 8th grade football team. 

He is a native of Atlanta and graduated from Druid Hills High School where he was later inducted 

into the Druid Hills High School Hall of Fame for his accomplishments. Stan received a scholarship 

to play football in the Southern Conference at Davidson College and was a four-year starter lettering 

in wrestling and track. Stan is a trial lawyer and lives in Atlanta with his wife Eve and 3 children, 

Amanda (SPX ’10), Grayson (11th Grade SPX football player) and Ransom (8th Grade SPX football 

player). Stan is in his 8th year of coaching youth football. He previously coached Division I Travel 

Football for the Atlanta Colts where his teams reached the championship in three of the last four 

seasons, winning back-to-back North Metro Football League Championships in 2009 and 2010. In 

five seasons as Head Coach, Stan’s teams amassed a record of 40-14, culminating in a perfect 10-0 

season in 2010. 

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Terry Owens, Head 7th/6th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Owens enters his 17th year as a community coach. He is the head coach of the 7th Grade 

Football program. Coach Owens started his career at the University of Alabama, transferred to 

Jacksonville State University, and was signed by the CFL Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He & his wife, 

Donna, have 5 children, Terry Lee, who is married and lives in Loganville, Alexis, who is married and 

lives in Tennessee, Jacqueline, Elizabeth, and Natalie. All 5 children have attended and graduated 

from St. Pius X. 

Ronny Cone, Assistant 7th/6th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Cone begins his 9th year at St. Pius as a community coach. He attended Georgia Tech on a 

football scholarship and graduated with a degree in Industrial Management. Coach Cone was drafted 

by the New York Jets and played three years with that team as a running back. He has been a youth 

league coach for 15 years at Central DeKalb. He and his wife Janet have three children: Kevin, 21, 

a former Golden Lion who is a graduate of Georgia Tech with a degree in mechanical engineering 

who also earned a scholarship after walking on for the Yellow Jackets, Zachary, 19, a graduate of 

Parkview High School who played baseball at the University of Georgia and was then drafted in this 

season’s spring draft and is now in the Texas Ranger organization, and Amy, 16. 

Mike Fannon, Assistant 7th/6th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Fannon (SPX ’74) played football under the legendary coach George B. Maloof and also 

lettered in basketball and track at St. Pius X. He coached six years in Ohio and was the last head 

8th grade football coach at Our Lady of the Assumption from 1984-85. Coach Fannon coached JV 

linebackers at St. Pius X (1996) under head coach John Alexander (SPX 80). Coach Fannon is in 

his 8th year coaching middle school football at St. Pius. He recently retired from the Dekalb Police 

Department after 26 years. He is married to Paula Thomas Fannon (SPX ’82) and they have two 

daughters: Danielle (SPX ‘07) a senior at Kennesaw State, and Megan (SPX ‘09) a junior at Georgia 

Southern and a member of their track team. 

Kevin McCormick, Assistant 7th/6th Football Grade 

Coach McCormick begins his 8th year as a St. Pius X community coach. Having graduated from 

Xavier University (’80), Coach McCormick began his football career playing and coaching under 

legendary coach Gerry Faust at Moeller High School in Cincinnati, followed by two years on the staff 

at the University of Notre Dame. He has continued to coach football, as well as volunteer at various 

levels while maintaining his career in sales and management. His wife of 26 years, Mary Ann, is a 

teacher at St. Martin’s Episcopal School; his son Chris (SPX ’06) was an All-American diver while at 

St. Pius, earning an athletic scholarship to University of Alabama from which he graduated; daughter 

Caitlin recently graduated from Appalachian State University and works and lives in Nicaragua with 

Amigos for Christ; and Ellie will be a freshman at the University of Dayton this Fall. 

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Tom Ksionzyk, Assistant 7th/6th Football Grade 

Coach Ksionzyk begins his 6th year coaching football at St. Pius. He is currently coaching running 

backs and defensive backs. Coach Ksionzyk is also a Varsity Assistant Baseball Coach at St. Pius. Tom 

lives in Decatur with his wife Anne and has two sons, Kevin (SPX ’05), and Brady, a senior at Druids 

Hills High School. 

Jon Roberts, Assistant 7th/6th Grade Coach 

Coach Roberts is a fourth year Mechanical Engineering student at Georgia Tech. He graduated from 

St. Pius in 2008 and played offensive and defensive line. This is his 3rd year coaching the line under 

Coach Owens. 

Michael Hatter, Assistant 7th/6th Football Grade 

Michael Hatter is entering his third year as community coach for St. Pius X. He coaches the offensive 

and defensive lines for the middle school team. Michael is a graduate of St. Pius X (’04). In high school, 

Michael lettered in both wrestling and football. Michael is a graduate of Auburn University with a degree 

in criminology. While at Auburn University, Michael was a walk-on for the Auburn Tigers football team 

and played left guard on the offensive line from 2005-2007. 

Phil Lucado, Assistant 7th/6th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Phil Lucado is beginning his 2nd year as an assistant coach at St. Pius X, working with receivers 

and defensive backs. Coach Lucado also has past experience coaching CMLA basketball for St John 

Neumann Regional Catholic School for the past four years, and has also coached AAU basketball and 

soccer. He and his wife, Ann, live in Lawrenceville and have a son, Will, attending St. John Neumann. 

John Asip, Assistant 7th/6th Grade Football Coach 

Coach Asip begins his fourth year coaching Middle School football. He has coached youth sports 

for twelve years. Coach Asip is a 1980 graduate of St. Pius X high school and a teammate of Coach 

Standard. He and his wife Katy (Class of ’80) have three children, Sarah (Class of 2006), Hunter (Class 

of 2010), and Daniel, sophomore at St. Pius X. 

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Gary Schmitt, Athletic Trainer 

Coach Schmitt, a certified athletic trainer, begins his eighth year as the school’s full-time trainer. Before 

coming to St. Pius, Gary worked with world-renowned orthopedic surgeon James Andrews in Birmingham, 

Alabama. He has also worked preseason camps with the Atlanta Falcons. Originally from Wisconsin, Gary 

earned his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin in Oshkosh and then moved south to earn 

his Master’s degree at Eastern Kentucky University. 

Mark Cullen, MD, Teach Physician/Orthopaedist 

Dr. Cullen is one of ten children and was raised in Reading, PA. He begins his eighth year as the Golden 

Lions team doctor. He received his undergraduate degree from Bucknell University and his medical 

degree from Temple University. Dr. Cullen received his Orthopedic training at the University of Cincinnati 

and completed an extra year in subspecialty training after residency in sports medicine at Cincinnati 

Sports Medicine. He has been in practice, Georgia Sports Medicine, for nine years. He was honored 

by the Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association as Sports Medicine Person of the Year in 2001 for his 

involvement with high school sports. He and his wife Michelle have four children; Isabelle (8), Davis (7), 

Lillian (6), and Ford (4). 

Kenneth R. Mautner, MD, Team Doctor 

Dr. Mautner came to Emory Sports Medicine in 2004 after he completed his Fellowship in Primary Care 

Sports Medicine at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Alabama. Dr. Mautner majored 

in biology and psychology at Washington University in St. Louis, MO, and received his medical degree from 

Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, LA. He took a residency in Physical Medicine and 

Rehabilitation at Emory University School of Medicine, before completing his Fellowship in Sports Medicine. 

He is active in such professional organizations as the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, the 

American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, the American College of Sports Medicine, and 

the North American Spine Society. He currently serves as head team physician for Agnes Scott College 

and Emory University Athletics. He is also a consulting physician for Georgia Tech Athletics, Neuro Tour, the 

Atlanta Ballet, and several local high schools. Dr. Mautner has several areas of clinic interests ranging from 

diagnostic ultrasound evaluations, regenerative injections, sports concussions, as well as sports hernias and 

spinal pain in athletes. 

Charles C. Cooper, JR, DMD, Team Dentist 

Dr. Charles C. Cooper, Jr. practices general and cosmetic dentistry with the Atlanta Center for Cosmetic 

Dentistry. Now working with the St. Pius X athletic program, Dr. Cooper is also the official dentist of 

the Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders. Dr. Cooper received a B.A. with honors in Science Education from 

Mississippi State University, a Doctor of Medical Dentistry degree at the University of Mississippi School Of 

Dentistry, and performed a General Practice Residency Program at the Medical College of Georgia School 

of Dentistry. Dr. Cooper is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the Academy of 

General Dentistry, Georgia Dental Association and the American Dental Association. He has studied at the 

world famous Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. He is a regular participant in the “Give Back 

a Smile” Program in which he and his office donate their time and skills to help battered women achieve 

new smiles. Dr. Cooper enjoys spending time with his family especially in the outdoors. Other interests 

include golf, tennis, hunting and coaching youth football at the Northside Youth Organization. 

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Tom Novack, Game Manager 

Mr. Novack begins his 20th year as the Game Manager and Volunteer Coordinator at St. Pius X. He 

serves on the Athletic Association Board and manager the concessions for football, softball, basketball, 

soccer, lacrosse, and track and field. In past years, Mr. Novack was an assistant freshman football coach, 

coordinated the annual Athletic Association Golf Tournament, and organized ad sales for the athletic 

program media guide. 

Bill Rigdon, Webcast Commentator 

Bill Rigdon has been webcasting Golden Lions football games since 2005. A Georgia Tech graduate, he is 

a voiceover artist and computer programmer. Bill’s son, Will, is a two-sport athlete and 2007 graduate of 

St. Pius. Daughter Catherine is a member of the Class of 2011, as well as an athletic trainer for the Golden 

Lions. Bill’s interests include broadcasting, voice work, NASCAR and, of course, Golden Lions Football. 

Andy Scantlebury, Statistician 

Rick Scheff, Statistician 

SUPPORT STAFF 

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GOLDEN LION SIBLINGS 

Phineas and Winston Andrews Anderson and Blayne Bentley Michael and Nick Caragher 

Jake, Diane and Dave Delany Grant, TJ and Julian Holloman Grayson and Ransom Klinger 

Bradley, Ryan and Gregory 

Kostensky 

Brian and Frank Lentini 

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Nick and Joe Petroni 

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Joseph and Philip Poole


GOLDEN LIONS & ALUMNI PARENTS 

Cara ‘12 and Tim Boggs ‘82 

David ‘83, Michael ‘14 

and Christi Caragher ‘84 

Laura ‘79 and Ryan ‘12 Holmes 

Tony ‘83, Brian ‘14 

and Frank Lentini ‘14 

Kelly ‘77, Walker ‘12 and 

Lisa McKenzie ‘77 

William ‘76 and 

Ann Patrick Meagher ’12 

Gina ‘90 and Geno Smith ‘12 

Jackson ‘12 and 

Kelly Smith ‘82 

Mary Kate ‘12 

and Paul Standard ‘80 

Paul Standard ‘80 and 

Logan Rosborough ‘12 

Logan ‘12 and 

Kathy Rosborough ‘82 

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Varsity Football Roster 

Player Yr. # Position 

Ryan Foster 11 2 WR / DB 

Ryan Braswell 11 3 FB / DE 

Geno Smith 12 4 RB / DB 

Austin Jones 12 5 RB / DB 

Aaron Avant 12 6 RB / DB 

TJ Holloman 12 7 LB / WR 

David Spratte 11 8 WR / DB 

Chandler Cooper 10 9 TE / DE 

Jack Spear 11 10 QB / LB 

Will Maguire 10 11 QB / DB 

Trey White 12 12 QB / DB 

Harris Woodward 11 13 WR / DB 

Thomas O’Leary 10 14 K 

Alex Grace 12 15 WR / DB 

Berlin Sewell 11 16 WR / DB 

Ryan Kostensky 11 17 WR / DB 

Ben Hefner 12 18 K 

Austin Causey 10 19 WR / DB 

Nick Ruffin 10 20 RB / DB 

Jack McIntyre 11 21 WR / DB 

Jake DeLany 12 22 RB / DB 

Nick Glass 10 24 RB / DB 

David DeLany 10 25 RB / DB 

Matt Pearson 11 26 WR / DB 

Fred Dorsey 10 27 RB / DB 

Michael Sikorski 11 28 WR / DB 

Robby Jackson 11 30 RB / LB 

Daniel Crochet 10 31 RB / LB 

Logan Rosborough 12 33 FB / LB 

Blayne Bentley 10 36 FB / LB 

Grant Fairvalley 10 38 WR / DB 

Michael Healy 12 39 FB / LB 

Jacob Hambrick 12 44 TE / DE 

Casey Wilson 10 45 TE / DE 

Branden Mitchell 10 47 RB / DB 

Joseph Crochet 12 48 RB / LB 

Mak Krause 10 49 WR / DB 

Kyle Johnson 11 50 OL / DL 

Philip Poole 12 51 OL / LB 

Michael Reddaway 11 52 OL / DL 

Player Yr. # Position 

Ryan Holmes 12 53 OL / DL 

Nic Maiolo 12 54 OL / DE 

Grayson Klinger 11 55 OL / DL 

Davis Price 11 58 OL / LB 

Danny Sutherland 12 59 OL / DL 

Rocco Thomas 12 60 OL / DL 

Michael Caragher 10 61 OL / DL 

Nick Petroni 12 62 OL / DL 

Tommy Parks 10 63 OL / DL 

David Marsau 11 64 OL / DL 

Matthew Doelling 10 65 OL / LB 

Phillip Quigley 12 66 OL / DE 

Phineas Andrews 11 67 OL / DL 

Eamon Quinn 12 68 OL / LB 

Gilbert Orr 10 69 OL / DL 

Jordan Reticker 10 70 OL / DE 

David Arenz 12 71 OL / DL 

Kevin O’Toole 10 72 OL / LB 

Luke Taylor 11 74 OL / DL 

James Mills 12 75 OL / DL 

Jackson Smith 12 76 OL / DL 

Walker McKenzie 12 77 OL / DL 

Stephen Robertson 10 79 OL / DL 

J.P. Graves 11 80 TE / DE 

Devin Geraghty 10 81 WR / DB 

Chris Wegener 10 82 WR / DB 

Ian Flinn 10 83 TE / DE 

Andy Browne 10 84 WR / DB 

Jamison Porter 12 85 TE / DE 

Daniel Haugh 10 86 TE / DE 

Jack Heideman 10 87 WR / DB 

Patrick Perrin 10 88 WR / DB 

Chandler Markham 10 89 WR / DB 

Brian Lentini 10 91 RB / LB 

Reid Lareau 10 92 OL / DL 

John Demos 10 93 OL / DE 

Andrew Gallagher 10 94 OL / DL 

Frank Lentini 10 95 RB / LB 

Nicholas Geeslin 10 97 WR / DE 

Johnathan Handy 10 98 WR / DB 

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Varsity Football, Football Cheerleaders & Support Staff 

ROW 1: 

ROW 2: 

ROW 3: 

ROW 4: 

ROW 5: 

ROW 6: 

ROW 7: 

ROW 8: 

Coach Bruckert, Moira Sweeney, Kaitlyn Gornowicz, Leah Rosenberg, Margaux Lodde, 

Ann Patrick Meagher, Katherine Green, Meredith Griffin, Katie Sweeney, Sarah Ouderkirk, 

Nicole Giralt, Jordan Ferrugia, Samantha Sanders, Kaitlyn Horvath, Levy Eskind, 

Mary Kate Standard, Thais Diaz, Alison Buchanan, Morgan Agnew, Meagan Huff 

Ryan Foster, Ryan Braswell, Geno Smith, Aaron Avant, TJ Holloman, David Spratte, Chandler 

Cooper, Jack Spear, Will Maguire, Trey White, Harris Woodward, Thomas O’Leary, Alex Grace, 

Berlin Sewell, Ryan Kostensky 

Ben Hefner, Austin Causey, Nick Ruffin, Jack McIntyre, Jake DeLany, David DeLany, Matt Pearson, 

Fred Dorsey, Michael Sikorski, Robby Jackson, Daniel Crochet, Logan Rosborough, 

Blayne Bentley, Grant Fairvalley, Michael Healy, Jacob Hambrick 

Casey Wilson, Branden Mitchell, Joseph Crochet, Mak Krause, Kyle Johnson, Philip Poole, 

Ryan Holmes, Nic Maiolo, Grayson Klinger, Davis Price, Danny Sutherland, Rocco Thomas, 

Michael Caragher, Nick Petroni 

Tommy Parks, David Marsau, Phillip Quigley, Phineas Andrews, Eamon Quinn, Jordan Reticker, 

David Arenz, Kevin O’Toole, Luke Taylor, James Mills, Jackson Smith, Walker McKenzie, 

Stephen Robertson, J.P. Graves 

Devin Geraghty, Chris Wegener, Ian Flinn, Andy Browne, Jamison Porter, Daniel Haugh, 

Patrick Perrin, Chandler Markham, Brian Lentini, Reid Lareau, John Demos, Andrew Gallagher, 

Frank Lentini, Nicholas Geeslin, Johnathan Handy 

Grayson Holt, Will Gillett, Abbie Heath, Cara Boggs, Abby Castro, Milly Mercer, Coach Schmitt, 

Akilah McLemore, Martin Powell, Erin Sheppard, Jennifer Richter, Emily Jovert, Rachel Autrey 

Coach Lancaster, Coach Fleming, Coach Garrison, Coach JT Gilbert, Coach Fason, Coach Kicker, 

Coach Standard, Coach Jerry Stewart, Coach Todd Stewart, Coach Early, Coach Bob Gilbert, 

Coach Embry, Coach Walsh 

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Phineas Andrews #67 

Junior 

Home School 

David Arenz #71 

Senior 

St. Martin’s 

Aaron Avant #6 

Senior 

Mt. Carmel 

Blayne Bentley #36 

Sophomore 

Our Lady of the Assumption 

Ryan Braswell #3 

Junior 

Mt. Vernon 

Andy Browne #84 

Sophomore 


Michael Caragher #61 

Sophomore 

Holy Redeemer 

Austin Causey #19 

Sophomore 


Chandler Cooper #9 

Sophomore 

Christ the King 

Joseph Crochet #48 

Senior 

St. Thomas More 

Daniel Crochet #31 

Sophomore 


Jake DeLany #22 

Senior 


David DeLany #25 

Sophomore 


John Demos #93 

Sophomore 


Fred Dorsey #27 

Sophomore 

St. Peter Claver 

Grant Fairvalley #38 

Sophomore 

Mt. Vernon 

Ian Flinn #83 

Sophomore 

St. Jude 

Ryan Foster #2 

Junior 


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Andrew Gallagher #94 

Sophomore 


Nicholas Geeslin #97 

Sophomore 

River Trail 

Devin Geraghty #81 

Sophomore 

Pinkneyville MS 

Alex Grace #15 

Senior 

Woodward 

J.P. Graves #80 

Junior 


Jacob Hambrick #44 

Senior 

Mt. Carmel 

Johnathan Handy #98 

Sophomore 


Daniel Haugh #86 

Sophomore 


Michael Healy #39 

Senior 

St. John Neuman 

Ben Hefner #18 

Senior 


TJ Holloman #7 

Senior 

Mt. Carmel 

Ryan Holmes #53 

Senior 


Robby Jackson #30 

Junior 


Kyle Johnson #50 

Junior 


Grayson Klinger #55 

Junior 

Peachtree MS 

Ryan Kostensky #17 

Junior 


Mak Krause #49 

Sophomore 


Reid Lareau #92 

Sophomore 


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Brian Lentini #91 

Sophomore 


Frank Lentini #95 

Sophomore 


Will Maguire #11 

Sophomore 


Nic Maiolo #54 

Senior 


Chandler Markham #89 

Sophomore 

Holy Redeemer 

David Marsau #64 

Junior 


Jack McIntyre #21 

Junior 


Walker McKenzie #77 

Senior 


James Mills #75 

Senior 

Tucker MS 

Branden Mitchell #47 

Sophomore 


Thomas O’Leary #14 

Sophomore 


Kevin O’Toole #72 

Sophomore 


Tommy Parks #63 

Sophomore 

Henderson MS 

Matt Pearson #26 

Junior 


Patrick Perrin #88 

Sophomore 


Nick Petroni #62 

Senior 


Philip Poole #51 

Senior 


Jamison Porter #85 

Senior 

Arbor Montessori 

Davis Price #58 

Junior 


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Phillip Quigley #66 

Senior 


Eamon Quinn #68 

Senior 


Jordan Reticker #70 

Sophomore 


Stephen Robertson #79 

Sophomore 


Logan Rosborough #33 

Senior 

Holy Spirit (FL) 

Nick Ruffin #20 

Sophomore 

Autry MS 

Berlin Sewell #16 

Junior 


Michael Sikorski #28 

Junior 


Jackson Smith #76 

Senior 


Geno Smith #4 

Senior 


Jack Spear #10 

Junior 


David Spratte #8 

Junior 


Danny Sutherland #59 

Senior 


Luke Taylor #74 

Junior 

Holy Spirit 

Rocco Thomas #60 

Senior 


Chris Wegener #82 

Sophomore 

Holy Redeemer 

Trey White #12 

Senior 


Casey Wilson #45 

Sophomore 

Tucker MS 

Harris Woodward #13 

Junior 


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Quarterbacks 

ROW 1: Coach Standard 

ROW 2: Will Maguire, Trey White, Jack Spear 

Kickers / Snappers / Holders 

ROW 1: Michael Caragher, Davis Price, 

Coach Stewart, Ryan Holmes, Jack Spear 

ROW 2: Chris Wegener, Trey White, 

Logan Rosborough, Thomas O’Leary, 

Ben Hefner, Casey Wilson 

Running Backs 

ROW 1: Andy Browne, Blayne Bentley, Michael Healy, Geno Smith, Daniel Crochet, Jake DeLany, 

David DeLany, Fred Dorsey 

ROW 2: Coach Kicker, Branden Mitchell, Robby Jackson, Ryan Braswell, Logan Rosborough, 

Joseph Crochet, Nick Ruffin 

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Defensive Backs 

ROW 1: Andy Browne, Jack McIntyre, Michael Sikorski, Geno Smith, Coach Early, Trey White, Mak Krause, 

Harris Woodward, David Delany 

ROW 2: Berlin Sewell, Branden Mitchell, Ryan Kostensky, Chris Wegener, Jake Delany, Aaron Avant, 

David Spratte, Matt Pearson, Johnathan Handy, Nick Ruffin 

ROW 3: Ryan Foster, Frank Lentini, Grant Fairvalley, Austin Causey, Devin Geraghty, Fred Dorsey, 

Patrick Perrin 

Defensive Ends 

ROW 1: John Demos, Chandler Cooper, Jordan Reticker, Chandler Markham, Casey Wilson, Daniel Haugh, 

Ian Flinn, Nicholas Geeslin 

ROW 2: Jamison Porter, Nic Maiolo, Coach B. Gilbert, Phillip Quigley, Jacob Hambrick 

ROW 3: Ryan Braswell, Kyle Johnson, JP Graves 

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Defensive Line 

ROW 1: Luke Taylor, Eamon Quinn, Ryan Holmes, Tommy Parks, Reid Lareau, Andrew Gallagher 

ROW 2: Nick Petroni, Phineas Andrews, David Marsau, Danny Sutherland, James Mills, 

Michael Caragher, Stephen Robertson 

ROW 3: Jackson Smith, Rocco Thomas, Walker McKenzie, Grayson Klinger, David Arenz 

Receivers 

ROW 1: Ryan Kostensky, Michael Sikorski, Ryan Foster, Coach Fason, Matt Pearson, David Spratte, 

Harris Woodward 

ROW 2: Chandler Markham, Chris Wegener, Jack McIntyre, Alex Grace, TJ Holloman, Aaron Avant, 

Mak Krause, Johnathan Handy, Berlin Sewell 

ROW 3: Brian Lentini, Frank Lentini, Grant Fairvalley, Austin Causey, Devin Geraghty, Nicholas Geesllin, 

Patrick Perrin 

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Tight Ends 

Chandler Cooper, JP Graves, Jamison Porter, Coach 

JT Gilbert, Jacob Hambrick, Ian Flinn, Daniel Haugh 

Linebackers 

ROW 1: Brian Lentini, Robby Jackson, Jack Spear, 

Daniel Crochet, Kevin O’Toole, Blayne Bentley 

ROW 2: Davis Price, Logan Rosborough, TJ Holloman, 

Coach Stewart, Micheal Healy, Joseph 

Crochet, Phillip Poole 

Offensive Line 

ROW 1: John Demos, Jordan Reticker, Eamon Quinn, Phillip Poole, Ryan Holmes, Davis Price, 

Kevin O’Toole, Tommy Parks, Reid Lareau 

ROW 2: Coach Garrison, Kyle Johnson, Phineas Andrews, David Marsau, Phillip Quigley, 

Danny Sutherland, James Mills, Andrew Gallagher, Michael Caragher, Stephen Robertson 

ROW 3: Luke Taylor, Nick Petroni, Jackson Smith, Rocco Thomas, Walker McKenzie, Grayson Klinger, 

Nic Maiolo, David Arenz 

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Seniors Playing Since 9th Grade 

ROW 1: Jake DeLany, Walker McKenzie 

ROW 2: Trey White, Rocco Thomas, Nic Maiolo, Ryan Holmes, Phillip Poole 

ROW 3: Michael Healy, Phillip Quigley, Jacob Hambirck, Danny Sutherland, Eamon Quinn, Aaron Avant, 

Jamison Porter, Geno Smith 

ROW 4: Jackson Smith, James Mills, David Arenz, TJ Holloman, Joseph Crochet 


ROW 1: Jake DeLany, Walker McKenzie 

ROW 2: Trey White, Rocco Thomas, Nic Maiolo, Ryan Holmes, Phillip Poole 

ROW 3: Michael Healy, Phillip Quigley, Jacob Hambrick, Danny Sutherland, David Arenz, Aaron Avant, 

Jamison Porter, Geno Smith 

ROW 4: Jackson Smith, James Mills, TJ Holloman 

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ROW 1: David Arenz, James Mills, Ryan Holmes, Rocco Thomas, Walker McKenzie 

ROW 2: Michael Healy, Jacob Hambrick, Trey White, Nic Maiolo 


Michael Healy, Ryan Homes, James Mills, Nic Maiolo, Rocco Thomas 

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Freshman Football 

ROW 1: Matthew Nall, Joey Connors, Julian Holloman, Derek Rufolo, Carlos Diaz, Bradley Kostensky, 

Drew Einbender, Connor Kolodziej, Hamilton Crane, Drew Owens, Paul Beach 

ROW 2: Cameron Fannon, Nick Spear, Connor Hild, Brian O’Reilly, Sam Franke, Austin Thomas, 

Brennan Fitzpatrick, Matthew Delorme, Josh Ressler, Joe Petroni 

ROW 3: Robert Lorys, Jack Gray, Dalton Wilson, Patrick Winklejohn, Forest Whitlark, Charles Quinn, 

Luke Stokes, Ty Mascara, Matthew Coklan 

ROW 4: Carter Grabbe, Connor Foarde, Liam Boggs, Andrew Jacon, Andrew Carson, Joe Newton, 

Colm Boyer, Brian Dugan, John Garner 

ROW 5: Christian Rostch, Kyle Lewis, Austin Collard, Paul White, Collin Fitzpatrick, Riley Gessner, 

Phillip Davignon, Jared Natsch, Mason McAllister 

ROW 6: Chris Braswell, Kevin Rezac, Bradley Schwaner, Sam Czabala, Jamison Williams, Kyle Sledge, 

Brett Sledge, Sam Porter, Michael Matthews 

ROW 7: Coach Lancaster, Coach Walsh, Coach Embry, Coach Connors, Manager Stephen Jacon 

Schedule 

Date Time Opponent Location 

9/1 5:00 PM Lovett Away 

9/8 5:00 PM Westminster Home 

9/15 5:00 PM Marist Home 

9/29 5:00 PM Woodward Away 

10/6 5:00 PM Blessed Trinity Home 

10/13 5:00 PM Greater Atlanta Christian Home 

10/20 5:00 PM Buford Away 

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8th Grade Football 

ROW 1: Brennan Garrison, Brandon Washington, Nicky Williamson, TJ Durr, Robert Barnett, Reed Wilson, 

Imran Dewjee, Michael Pate, Lawson Cooper 

ROW 2: Joseph Poole, Ransom Klinger, Harrison Bernhardt, Griffin Thomas, Rohn Blackston, 

Anderson Bentley, Garrett Boden, Michael Bresnahan, Chris Johnson, Ryan Walsh 

ROW 3: Franklin Young, Jack Gillette, Chris McNulty, Chris Benjamin, Blair Mutanda, Chad Nelson, 

Josh Forbes, Eric Long, Joe Reigner 

ROW 4: Andrew Shrestha, Andrew Bryant, Michael Flaherty, John Evan Laughter, Jake Beyer, Liam Tangum, 

Peyton Whelchel, Ben Steinberg 

ROW 5: Coach Thomas, Coach Whitlark, Coach Benjamin, Coach Boggs, Coach Hatter, 

Coach Klinger, Coach Wannamacher 

Schedule 


8/20 10:00 AM Holy Innocents’ Home 

8/27 11:00 AM Greater Atlanta Christian Away 


9/10 11:00 AM Woodward Academy Home 

9/17 11:00 AM Riverwood Home 

9/24 10:00 AM Marist Away 

10/1 10:00 AM Lovett Home 

10/8 10:00 AM Westminster Away 

10/15 11:00 AM Greater Atlanta Christian Home 

10/22 10:00 AM Marist Home 

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7th/6th Grade Football 

ROW 1: 

ROW 2: 

ROW 3: 

ROW 4: 

Grant Holloman, Caleb Pruitt, Kevin O’Reilly, Anthony Thomas, Liam Hardy, Thomas Maxey, 

Jard Hamilton, Garrett Hipp, Ian Horton 

Jack Walsh, Connor Artime, Chandler Coody, Munro Lortie, Winston Andrews, Tony Monti, Owen 

Weikart, Max Spearman, Will Lucado, Jacob Asher 

Blake Harrison, Reyn Harbour, Matthew Robertson, Andrew Harris, Olin Broadway, Henry Penter, 

Milo Powell, Gregory Kostensky, Nick Pittman 

Coach Lucado, Coach Roberts, Coach Ksionzyk, Coach Owens, Coach Cone, Coach Asip 

Schedule 



8/20 12:00 PM Augusta Prep Home 

8/27 11:00 AM Jamboree Home 

9/1 7:30 PM Blessed Trinity Away 

9/10 9:00 AM Woodward Home 



10/1 10:00 AM Lovett Away 

10/8 10:00 AM Westminster Home 



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Student Athletic Trainers 

ROW 1: Jennifer Richter, Emily Jovert, Rachel Autrey, Abby Castro 

ROW 2: Abbie Heath, Cara Boggs, Milly Mercer, Akilah McLemore, Gary Schmitt 

Football Support Staff 

Grayson Holt, Erin Sheppard, Will Gillette, Martin Powell, Gary Schmitt 

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Rachel Autrey 

Junior 

Student Athletic Trainer 

Cara Boggs 

Senior 


Abby Castro 

Junior 


Will Gillette 

Sophomore 

Student Video Assistant 

Abbie Heath 

Senior 


Grayson Holt 

Junior 


Emily Jovert 

Sophomore 


Akilah McLemore 

Senior 


Milly Mercer 

Senior 


Martin Powell 

Junior 

Student Reporter 

Jennifer Richter 

Sophomore 


Erin Sheppard 

Sophomore 


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Football 


8/12 7:30 PM Gainesville Away 

8/26 7:30 PM Westminster Away 

9/2 7:30 PM Benedictine Away 

9/9 7:30 PM North Hall Home 

9/16 7:30 PM North Springs Home 

9/23 7:30 PM North Atlanta Home 

9/30 7:30 PM Riverwood Away 

10/14 7:30 PM Druid Hills Home 

10/21 8:00 PM Grady Away 

10/28 TBA Washington Away 

11/4 TBA Region Playoffs TBA 

11/11 TBA State Playoffs - Round 1 TBA 


11/25 TBA State Quarterfinals TBA 

12/2 TBA State Semifinals TBA 

12/9 TBA State Championship Georgia Dome 

Competition Cheerleading 

Date Time Event Location 

9/17 TBA Mill Creek Competition Mill Creek 

10/8 TBA Rumble In The Jungle Parkview 

10/29 TBA Northeast Georgia Invite Winder-Barrow 

11/5 TBA Region Championship Woodland (Stockbrdg) 

11/11 TBA State Sectionals Columbus Civic Ctr 

11/12 TBA State Championship Columbus Civic Ctr 

Volleyball 


8/10 5:00 PM Woodward Home 

8/12 5:00 PM Alpharetta Creekview 

8/12 7:00 PM Oconee County Creekview 

8/13 9:00 AM Creekview Away 

8/13 12:00 PM Lassiter Creekview 

8/13 2:30 PM Oconee County Creekview 

8/13 5:30 PM Whitewater Sequoyah 

8/13 6:45 PM Blessed Trinity Sequoyah 

8/16 6:00 PM Blessed Trinity Woodward 


8/18 6:30 PM Greater Atlanta Christian Harrison 

8/18 7:30 PM Harrison Away 

8/23 5:00 PM North Atlanta Away 

8/23 6:00 PM Stone Mountain North Atlanta 

8/27 10:00 AM Lassiter Northview 

8/27 11:00 AM Northview Away 

8/27 2:00 PM McIntosh Northview 

8/27 4:00 PM Johns Creek Northview 

8/27 5:00 PM Dunwoody Northview 

9/1 6:00 PM Athens Academy Oconee County 

9/1 7:00 PM Oconee County Away 

9/3 9:00 AM Savannah Country Day Sav. Christian 

9/3 11:30 AM Sav. Christian Away 

9/3 1:15 PM South Effingham Sav. Christian 

9/3 2:30 PM Bluffton (SC) Sav. Christian 

9/3 5:00 PM St. Vincent’s Academy Away 

9/6 5:00 PM Centennial Home 

9/6 7:00 PM TBA Home 

9/10 9:00 AM Lassiter Home 

9/10 10:00 AM Starr’s Mill Home 

9/10 11:00 AM Kennesaw Mountain Home 

9/10 12:00 PM Columbus Home 

9/13 5:00 PM Druid Hills Away 

9/13 6:00 PM North Springs Druid Hills 

9/16 TBA Lovett Block Party Lovett 

9/17 TBA Lovett Block Party Lovett 

9/20 5:00 PM Riverwood Home 

9/20 6:00 PM Towers Home 

9/20 7:00 PM Columbia Home 


9/29 6:30 PM Marist Away 

10/1 9:30 AM Northview Harrison 

10/1 10:30 AM Wesleyan Harrison 

10/1 1:30 PM North Cobb Harrison 

10/1 3:30 PM Walker Harrison 

10/4 TBA Area Playoffs North Springs 



10/22 TBA State Quarterfinals TBA 

10/26 TBA State Semifinals TBA 

10/28 TBA State Championship TBA 

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Softball 


8/10 5:00 PM Marist (Scrimmage) Away 



8/23 5:00 PM Buford Home 

8/26 6:45 PM NW Whitfield Cherokee 

8/26 8:30 PM Cherokee Away 

8/27 TBA Buccaneer Bash TBA 

8/29 5:55 PM Wesleyan Away 

9/1 5:30 PM Druid Hills Home 

9/8 5:30 PM North Atlanta Away 

9/9 TBA Buford Invitational TBA 

9/10 TBA Buford Invitational TBA 

9/13 5:30 PM North Springs Away 

9/16 TBA SCORE Invitational Warner Park 

9/17 TBA SCORE Invitational Warner Park 

9/20 5:30 PM Grady Home 

9/22 5:30 PM Riverwood Home 


9/27 5:30 PM Washington Away 

9/29 5:30 PM Eastside Away 

10/3-8 TBA Region Tournament TBA 

10/12-13 TBA State Playoffs - Round 1 TBA 

10/19-20 TBA State Playoffs - Round 2 TBA 

10/27 TBA State Quarterfinals Columbus 

10/28 TBA State Semifinals Columbus 

10/29 TBA State Championship Columbus 

Boys’ Cross Country 


8/27 8:00 AM Stage Races River Green 

9/3 9:00 AM Berry Invitational Berry College 

9/10 8:00 AM Multiple Team Meet Carrollton Elem 

9/17 8:00 AM Altitude Invitational Mercer University 

9/24 TBA Atlanta Classic Invitational Clinton Farms 

10/1 8:00 AM Great American CC Festival WakeMed (NC) 

10/15 8:00 AM Coach Wood Invitational Gainesville College 

10/22 10:00 AM Last Chance Invitational Carrollton Elem 

10/29 8:30 AM Region Championship Mercer (Atl) 

11/5 1:00 PM State Championship Carrollton Elem 

Girls’ Cross Country 


8/27 7:30 AM Bob Blastow Invitational Clinton Farms 

9/3 10:30 AM Berry Invitational Berry College 

9/10 9:30 AM Orthopedic Invite Carrollton Elem 

9/17 TBA Altitude Invitational Mercer (Atl) 

10/1 TBA Westover Invitational Westover 

10/8 TBA Southeast Showdown Hoover (AL) 

10/15 TBA Coach Wood Invite Gainesville College 

10/29 TBA Region Championship Mercer (Atl) 

11/5 TBA State Championship Carrollton Elem 

RESULTS AND NEWS www.spx.org/athletics 

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Loss of Down Illegal Forward Pass Clipping Illegal Shift, 

Both Hands 

Safety 

Ball is Dead, 

for Touchback, 

wave sidewise 

Touchdown 

or Field Goal 

Time Out 

Delay of Game 

Incomplete Pass, 

Penalty Declinded, 

No Play or Score 

Ineligible Receiver 

Down Field on Pass 

Official’s Time Out, 

Follow Time Out 

Signal 

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Failure to Wear 

Required Equipment 

Interference with 

Fair Catch or 

Forward Pass 

Illegal Block 

in 6-Yard Belt 

Offside or Violation 

of Free-Kick Rules 

Unsportsmanlike 

Conduct, Delay Start 

of Half, Illegal 

Participation 

Illegal Motion 

Illegal Use 

of Hand or Arm 

Illegal Position or 

Procedure, Illegal 

Forward Handling 

Illegally Kicking or 

Batting a Lose Ball 

Personal Foul 

FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING 

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Alison Bruckert, Head Varsity Football Cheerleading & Competition Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Bruckert is in her third year as Head Cheerleading Coach, fourth year as a coach 

for the St. Pius Cheerleading Program and sixth year coaching cheerleading. Ms. Bruckert 

coaches both the Varsity Football and Varsity Competition squads this year, but in her 

first year at SPX, coached the Varsity Basketball squad. A 2001 SPX alum, Alison was 

also a member of the cheerleading program when she attended high school. Ms. Bruckert 

currently teaches Psychology and Sociology in the Social Studies Department and is the 

moderator for the Senior Class Council. Additionally, she travels with the Campus Ministry 

Department on many international and domestic mission trips. She is a member of GHSA 

and GCCA. 

Ms. Bruckert earned her bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University and a master’s from 

The University of Georgia. She is currently working on her Education Specialist degree 

from Kennesaw State Universtiy. Prior to St. Pius X, she taught at Holsenbeck Elementary 

and coached cheerleading at Winder-Barrow High School. 

Kathryn Winland, Assistant Varsity Competition Cheerleading Coach 

Kathryn Winland is returning for her fourth year coaching the competition squad. Formerly 

a member of a nationally competitive cheerleading squad and a gymnastics instructor, 

Kathryn has many years of first-hand experience with competitive cheerleading and 

related activities. Kathryn was born and raised in Tennessee and moved to Atlanta 

to attend Oglethorpe University, where she majored in English. She now works as a 

Research Director for Mozaic Group, a boutique market research firm. She is married to 

St. Pius X teacher Joe Winland – the couple has one son, Westley. 

Jenny Phillips, Assistant Varsity Competition Cheerleading Coach 

2011 is Coach Phillips’ sixth year with the St. Pius Cheerleading Program and eighth 

year coaching cheerleading. Coach Phillips cheered at Presbyterian College as well as 

throughout high school on the Football, Basketball and competitive squads. She was a 

lifelong competitive gymnast as well as a dancer and has been a gymnastics coach for 

three years. Coach Phillips is a member of GHSA and GCCA, and is NFHS certified. 

Mrs. Phillips graduated from Duluth High School in 1997. After graduation, she attended 

Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina, where she majored in Mathematics and 

minored in Chemistry and Computer Science. She received her secondary certification 

from North Georgia College and State University and her M.Ed. from Xavier University in 

Cincinnati, Ohio. Although Mrs. Phillips’ taught math at St. Pius for two years, she stays at 

home with her children, Hudson (4) and Harper (2). 

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Nancy Dolgetta Rogge, Head Junior Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Rogge is returning to coach cheerleading at SPX for this her third season. 

She was the head freshman football cheerleading coach in 2007 and the head JV 

football cheerleading coach in 2008. Nancy is a 2003 SPX alumna, and she cheered 

all four years she attended St. Pius. After graduating from St. Pius, Nancy continued 

on to Georgia Tech, where she cheered for the football and basketball teams before 

graduating in 2007. 

Nancy works full-time in commercial insurance. She is married to a 2001 SPX alumnus 

and has one very loving and energetic Springer Spaniel. Outside of work and coaching 

cheerleading, Nancy stays busy running, reading, traveling, and spending time with 

friends and family. 

Kathleen Hogan, Head Freshman Football Cheerleading Coach 

2011 marks Coach Hogan’s first year as a coach for the St. Pius Cheerleading 

Program. A 2005 St. Pius alum, Kathleen was a four-year member of the cheerleading 

program where she served as Captain on her Freshman, JV, and Varsity Squads. 

Grateful for her time in high school, Coach Hogan is thrilled to be contributing to the 

cheerleading program again. 

Kathleen currently works as an assistant at a real estate acquisition and development 

company in the Atlanta area. Kathleen graduated from the University of Georgia 

in 2009 with a Bachelor’s of Business Administration in Marketing and with a 

specialization in Speech Communication. She also currently serves as the Recruitment 

coordinator for the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority Atlanta & Athens Alumnae Chapters. 

Kathleen is recently engaged and eagerly planning her wedding for June 2012. 

Jennifer Faloon, Head Middle School Football Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Faloon is excited to be leading the SPX Middle School program this year. After 

coaching the SPX High School Competition squad for two years, she is delighted 

to take on a new challenge and lead a younger generation into a love for the sport. 

Previously, Coach Faloon specialized as the stunt and tumbling coach for the 

competition team, and she plans to continue teaching these skills to the middle school 

squad. 

Coach Faloon joins the team with a wealth of experience. She cheered at Vanderbilt 

University for both football and basketball and all throughout her middle and high 

school career. As well as having been a lifelong gymnast and dancer, she served 

as the captain of her university squad when she was only a junior and had the 

opportunity to cheer in 4 separate NCAA tournaments. 

A graduate of Vanderbilt University, Coach Faloon is currently employed as a Campus 

Recruiter for Deloitte, where she has the opportunity to travel and recruit college 

students to join the firm. She is looking forward to starting the next chapter in her 

coaching career at SPX! 


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Morgan Agnew 

Junior 

Hannah Bartle 

Freshman 

Alison Buchanan 

Junior 

Ali Bucher 

Sophomore 

Maya Fuller 

Sophomore 

MacKenzie Garrison 

Junior 

Nicole Giralt 

Senior 

Kaitlyn Gornowicz 

Junior 

Merrill Hagerman 

Senior 

Kaitlyn Horvath 

Senior 

Jordan Klinger 

Senior 

Erin Lewis 

Sophomore 

Stephani Magri 

Junior 

Leah Rosenberg 

Sophomore 

Samantha Sanders 

Senior 

Katie Sweeney 

Senior 

Gillian Vaccarelli 

Freshman 

Gretchen Van Keuren 

Junior 

Demetria Walker 

Junior 

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Morgan Agnew 

Junior 

Alison Buchanan 

Junior 

Thais Dias 

Junior 

Levy Eskind 

Senior 

Jordan Ferrugia 

Senior 

Nicole Giralt 

Senior 

Kaitlyn Gornowicz 

Junior 

Katherine Green 

Senior 

Meredith Griffin 

Senior 


Senior 

Meagan Huff 

Junior 

Margaux Lodde 

Senior 

Ann Patrick Meagher 

Senior 

Sarah Ouderkirk 

Senior 

Leah Rosenberg 

Sophomore 

Samantha Sanders 

Senior 

Mary Kate Standard 

Senior 

Katie Sweeney 

Senior 

Moira Sweeney 

Junior 


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Varsity Competition Cheerleading 

ROW 1: Nicole Giralt, Merrill Hagerman, Samantha Sanders, Jordan Klinger, Katie Sweeney, 


ROW 2: Ali Bucher, Kaitlyn Gornowicz, Alison Buchanan, Stephanie Magri, Morgan Agnew, 

Leah Rosenberg, Erin Lewis 

ROW 3: Coach Winland, MacKenzie Garrison, Maya Fuller, Gretchen Van Keuren, 

Hannah Bartle, Gillian Vaccarelli, Demetria Walker, Coach Bruckert, Coach Phillips 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Morgan Agnew 11 

Hannah Bartle 9 

Alison Buchanan 11 

Ali Bucher 10 

Maya Fuller 10 

Mackenzie Garrison 11 

Nicole Giralt 12 

Kaitlyn Gornowicz 11 

Merrill Hagerman 12 

Kaitlyn Horvath 12 

Name 

Grade 

Jordan Klinger 12 

Erin Lewis 10 

Stephanie Magri 11 

Leah Rosenberg 10 

Sam Sanders 12 

Katie Sweeney 12 

Gillian Vaccarelli 9 

Gretchen Van Keuren 11 

Demetria Walker 11 

For the Varsity Competition Cheerleading schedule, please see page 70. 

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Varsity Football Cheerleading 

ROW 1: Thais Diaz, Kaitlyn Gornowicz, Morgan Agnew, Leah Rosenberg, Alison Buchanan, 

Meagan Huff, Moira Sweeney 

ROW 2: Levy Eskind, Meredith Griffin, Katie Sweeney, Samantha Sanders, Jordan Ferrugia, 


ROW 3: Ann Patrick Meagher, Sarah Ouderkirk, Katherine Green, Margaux Lodde, 

Mary Kate Standard, Nicole Giralt, Coach Bruckert 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Morgan Agnew 11 

Carolyn Bresnahan 10 

Alison Buchanan 11 

Michelle Cobb 11 

Thais Diaz 11 

Levy Rose Eskind 12 

Jordan Ferrugia 12 

Nicole Giralt 12 

Kaitlyn Gornowicz 11 

Katherine Green* 12 

Meredith Griffin 12 

Name 

Grade 

Kaitlyn Horvath 12 

Meagan Huff 11 

Margaux Lodde* 12 

Ann Patrick Meagher 12 

Sarah Ouderkirk* 12 

Leah Rosenberg 10 

Samantha Sanders 12 

Mary Kate Standard 12 

Moira Sweeney 11 

Katie Sweeney 12 

*Denotes Captain 


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Junior Varsity Football Cheerleading 

ROW 1: Abby Fraschilla, Lauren Griffith, Laura Ouderkirk, Noelle Lucas, Nora Wade 

ROW 2: Catherine Coakley, Carin Cushenberry, Caroline Harvey, Jeanne Whitley, Corley Graves 

ROW 3: Noelle Vocelka, Coach Rogge, Hania Rios 

Schedule 


9/1 5:00 PM Lovett Home 



9/29 5:00 PM Woodward Home 


10/13 5:00 PM Greater Atlanta Christian Away 

10/20 5:00 PM Buford Home 

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Freshman Football Cheerleading 

ROW 1: Rebecca Price, Colleen Riordan, Maggie Swann, Gabby Atlow, Kristin Higgins, Lauren Dinges 

ROW 2: Callie Cardenas, Christina Neary, Beth Kozee, Adrianna Lavine, Simone Jones 

ROW 3: Ellie Lester, Coach Hogan, Elizabeth Hagan 

Schedule 



9/8 5:00 PM Westminster Home 




10/13 5:00 PM Greater Atlanta Christian Home 

10/20 5:00 PM Buford Away 


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8th Grade Football Cheerleading 

ROW 1: Hannah Kerry, Isabel Gregor, Macy Bazzell, Chloe Tully, Gisele Schemankewitz, Emily Clark 

ROW 2: Alex Parrish, Christina Raines, Laura Sundae, Meghan Clark, Stephanie Giralt, Cooper Fortune 

ROW 3: Elizabeth Dressel, Coach Faloon, Sallye Sullivan 

Schedule 


8/20 10:00 AM Holy Innocents’ Home 

8/27 11:00 AM Greater Atlanta Christian Away 





10/1 10:00 AM Lovett Home 

10/8 10:00 AM Westminster Away 



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6th & 7th Grade Football Cheerleading 

ROW 1: Erica Browne, Taylor Delk, Anna McGeehan, Cecilia Young, Emily Anne Sewell, Diane DeLany, 

Karis Whorton 

ROW 2: Brigitte McDonald, Gracie Berg, Meredith Langman, Elizabeth Green, Maggie Mixon 

ROW 3: Margaret Hehir, Paula Rios, Isabelle Carabello, Coach Faloon 

Schedule 



8/20 12:00 PM Augusta Prep Home 

8/27 11:00 AM Jamboree Home 





10/1 10:00 AM Lovett Away 

10/8 10:00 AM Westminster Home 




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Debbie Guilbeau, Head Varsity Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Coach Guilbeau is a Yankee transplant from Pennsylvania where she ran collegiate cross 

country at Duquesne University. She holds a BA in Political Science and Spanish from 

Duquesne, an MA in Spanish from the Univ. of Tennessee and an Ed. S in Language 

Education from the Univ. of Georgia. She is in her 17th season of coaching, during which the 

team has won 2 state championship titles and nine state runner-up titles. She has coached 

5 girls to individual state championships and several runners have continued on to heralded 

collegiate running careers at Universities such as: Davidson, Villanova, Univ. of Alabama, 

Dayton, Georgia Tech, Univ. of Georgia, Elon, Furman, Regis, Clemson, Xavier, Samford and 

Georgia College & State University. Coach Guilbeau enjoys running, swimming and cycling, 

but most of all, she loves playing with her Pembroke Welsh Corgi named McCartney. 

Ashley Curlette, Assistant Varsity Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Ashley Curlette is a 5th year cross country coach and former St. Pius runner. She is a 2002 

graduate of St. Pius and a 2006 graduate of UGA. She is currently finishing her master’s 

degree at Piedmont College. Ashley teaches journalism at St. Pius and is in charge of the 

award-winning Carpe Diem literary-art magazine, the school newspaper, and yearbook. In her 

spare time, Ashley loves watching “The Office” “30 Rock”. Ashley is married to Dave Curlette 

who teaches math and coaches swimming at Duluth High School. They have two “children”, 

a Boston Terrier named Boomer and new puppy named Daisy. 

John Provenzano, Assistant Varsity Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

John is in his 6th season coaching the Lady Lions. His daughter Sidney ran cross country 

at St. Pius and at Xavier University in Ohio. Coach Provenzano helps train the top girls as 

he is able to actually run with them! John is a 1986 graduate of UGA and a former high 

school cross country runner in his hometown of Boston. He is an avid sports fan, and loves 

to cheer on the New England Patriots and the Boston Red Sox. John is married to Barbara 

Provenzano and they have two children Sidney, and Lucky. 

Sara Geiger, Assistant Varsity Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Sara Geiger is a Samford Univ. and Parkview High School graduate where she played 

soccer, swam, ran cross country, and played basketball. Sara is also the St. Pius X Girls 

Soccer coach. Sara’s Lady Lions soccer team has won the 2009, 2010 and 2011 State AAA 

Championships! Sara teaches math, coaches in the summer strength program, and is in her 

3rd season with the cross country program. 

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Ryan McClay, Head Varsity Boys’ Cross Country Coach 

Ryan is in his third year of coaching at St. Pius X. After running cross country for three years 

and track for two at Dacula High School, he went on to run collegiately at Berry College 

where he participated in 7 National Championship races. After college he coached in Tyler, 

Tx for one year before returning to Georgia. He married Katie McClay this past summer and 

earned his first state title last fall. 

Kirk Miller, Assistant Varsity Boys’ Cross Country Coach 

Kirk is entering his seventh year of coaching at St. Pius X. He Graduated from Westminster 

High School in Atlanta where he ran cross country and track for four years before 

competing at the collegiate level as a Georgia Bulldog, specializing in the 800m and the 

steeplechase. He also helped lead the Golden Lions to a state championship last fall. 

Mike Demarest, Assistant Varsity Boys’ Cross Country Coach 

Mike is entering his second year of coaching at St. Pius X. After running as a teammate 

of Ryan McClay at Dacula High School, he went on to earn his Bachelor’s degree from 

Georgia College and State University in 2008 and earned his Masters degree in 2010. He 

ran cross country and track throughout college and went on to complete in the 2008 Lake 

Placid Ironman Triathlon. He is engaged to Megan Padgett and was also a part of last year’s 

state championship coaching staff. 

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Andrew Anastasiades 

Sophomore 

Chris Beach 

Senior 

Jack Crawford 

Senior 

Harrison deVignier Awad 

Senior 

Joseph Ferrugia 

Sophomore 

Colin Martin 

Senior 

Paul McNeil 

Senior 

Connor McPowell 

Senior 

Francis Mutemwa 

Senior 

Keefe Osment 

Junior 

Addison Sans 

Junior 

Austin Sprague 

Sophomore 

Sergri Templeton 

Sophomore 

Calvin Tirrell 

Junior 

Allen Tschirhart 

Senior 

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Rose Andrews 

Freshman 

Kelly Brown 

Senior 

Colleen Burke 

Senior 

Emma Cramer 

Senior 

Margaret Crawford 

Sophomore 

Sarah Fristoe 

Junior 

Katy Gilbert 

Senior 

Holly Kilpatrick 

Senior 

Lauren Massey 

Junior 

Catherine O’Neill 

Junior 

Victoria Patronis 

Sophomore 

Elizabeth Pettit 

Junior 

Ashlyn Pyden 

Senior 

Kirby Retherford 

Sophomore 

Samantha Schoenl 

Freshman 

Megan Schwartz 

Senior 

Emily Thurston 

Freshman 

Helen Woodland 

Sophomore 

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Girls’ Cross Country 

ROW 1: 

ROW 2: 

ROW 3: 

ROW 4: 

ROW 5: 

Qinn Rhodes, Colleen Burke, Katy Gilbert, Holly Kilpatrick, Lucky Provenzano, Megan Schwartz, Raquel Manzo, 

Ashlyn Pyden, Emma Cramer 

Emily Thurston, Lindsay Bapst, Courtney Koenig, Elizabeth Brown, Sarah Fristoe, Annette McDermott, 

Catherine O’Neill, Elizabeth Pettit, Jordan Hennick 

Samantha Schoenl, Emily Eanes, Mary Gornowicz, Maddy Nelson, Victoria Patronis, Tyson Fuller, 

Gabby Bowen, Helen Woodland, Margaret Crawford, Kirby Retherford 

Anna Gilmore, Isabella Conrad, Sara Gilbert, Emily Jameson, Mackenzie Smith, Rachel Pyden, Molly Cartwright, 

Anna Peddle, Cieria Lacour, Rose Andrews 

Coach Provenzano, Lauren Massey, Erin Whitlark, Claire Smith, Coach Curlette, Coach Guilbeau 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Rose Andrews 9 

Lindsay Bapst 9 

Emily Berg 12 

Gabbie Bowen 8 

Laura Brower 10 

Elizabeth Brown 11 

Colleen Burke* 12 

Molly Cartwright 10 

Isabella Conrad 10 

Emma Cramer 12 

Margaret Crawford 10 

Devon Dabney 11 

Emily Eanes 10 

Rebecca Entrekin 9 

Elizabeth Ewing 10 

Name 

Grade 

Annabella Faranaugh 8 

Sarah Fristoe 11 

Tyson Fuller 10 

Alexis Furnans 9 

Sara Gilbert 9 

Katherine Gilbert* 12 

Anna Gilmore 9 

Taylor Glenn 12 

Mary Gornowicz 9 

Jordan Hennick 11 

Whitney Hernandez 12 

Kimmie Hernandez 10 

Emily Jameson 9 

Holly Kilpatrick* 12 

Courtney Koenig 11 

Name 

Grade 

Laura Koenig 10 

Cierra Lacour 9 

Raquel Manzo 12 

Lauren Massey 11 

Annette McDermott 11 

Maddy Nelson 10 

Catherine O’Neil 11 

Mary Papania 9 

Victoria Patronis 10 

Anna Peddle 10 

Elizabeth Pettit 11 

Ashlyn Pyden 12 

Rachel Pyden 9 

Kirby Retherford 10 

Quinn Rhodes 12 

Name 

Grade 

Sam Schoenl 9 

Megan Schwartz 12 

Tessa Schwarze 9 

Sophia Schwarze 10 

Claire Smith 10 

Mackenzie Smith 11 

Emily Thurston 9 

Erin Whitlark 11 

Helen Woodland 10 

Kelly Brown (Manager) 12 

Alyssa Guigou (Trainer) 11 

JoAnn Mallory 11 

(Statistics/Manager) 


For the Varsity Girls’ Cross Country schedule, please see page 71. 

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Boys’ Cross Country 

ROW 1: 

ROW 2: 

ROW 3: 

ROW 4: 

ROW 5: 

Francis Mutemwa, Allen Tschirhart, Chris Beach, Paul McNeil, Connor McDowell, Jack Crawford, 

Colin Martin, Harrison deVignier-Awad 

Addison Sans, Calvin Tirrell, John Green, Jay Barnhardt, Keefe Osment 

Austin Sprague, Andrew Anastasiades, Matthew Coody, Will Brown, Ryan Berthelsen,Sergei Templeton 

Cameron Wilcox, Patrick Grace, Joe Mohr, Joseph Ferrugia, Andrew Barnhardt 

Coach Demarest, Coach McClay, Coach Miller 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Joseph Amoroso 10 

Andrew Anastasiades 10 

Jay Barnhardt 11 

Chris Beach 12 

Joe Beach 11 

Tim Becker 11 

Ryan Berthelsen 10 

Will Brown 10 

Matt Coody 10 

Jack Crawford 12 

Harrison deVignier-Awad 12 

Joseph Ferrugia 10 

Scott Garrett 12 

John Green 11 

Name 

Grade 

Sean Kelly 10 

Michael Marshall 11 

Colin Martin 12 

Connor McDowell 12 

Paul McNeil 12 

Brendan Murphy 11 

Francis Mutemwa 12 

Keefe Osment 11 

Addison Sans 11 

Austin Sprague 10 

Sergei Templeton 10 

Andrei Templeton 12 

Calvin Tirrell 11 

Allen Tschirhart 12 

For the Varsity Boys’ Cross Country schedule, please see page 71. 

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Joe Winland, Head Varsity Softball Coach 

The 2011 season is Coach Winland’s fourth with the Golden Lions softball program. In his inaugural 

campaign, Coach Winland led the Lady Lions to a region championship and a fourth place finish at 

the state tournament in Columbus, Ga. In 2009 and 2010, the Lady Lions captured their second and 

third consecutive Region Championship, and twice advanced to the State Playoff round of 16. Along 

with coaching the SPX Softball Program, Coach Winland teaches 10th and 12th grade English. Coach 

Winland, his wife, Kathryn, and his son, West, live with their two dogs, Charlie and Savannah, in 

Decatur. 

Don Coleman, Assistant Varsity Softball Coach 

Coach Coleman returned to the Golden Lions staff in 2011 for his seventh year. Coach Coleman is 

the Assistant Varsity Coach and Pitching Coach. He has coached fast pitch softball for twenty years. 

His experience includes coaching at Agnes Scott College, Chamblee High School and Decatur High 

School. He is a current board member and past president of Murphy Candler Girls Fastpitch Softball 

Association, as well as a managing attorney with Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Coach Coleman and his 

wife of twenty-seven years, Jean, are proud parents to two daughters, Tiffany and Andrea. 

John Cantwell, Head Junior Varsity Softball Coach 

Coach Cantwell was an experienced football coach at Gordon Central in Calhoun, Georgia before 

joining the softball program here at St. Pius X. In the spring, Coach Cantwell is an Assistant Varsity 

Boys’ Lacrosse Coach. Coach Cantwell teaches Physical Science here at St. Pius, and is also married 

to the former Mary Sharp, a St. Pius X Alumnae. 

Joanna LaPaglia, Assistant Junior Varsity Softball Coach 

The 2011 season is Coach LaPaglia’s fourth on the St. Pius X Softball Coaching Staff. Coach Joanna 

played outfield and shortstop for the Lady Lions from 2001-2004. Coach LaPaglia also serves as 

an assistant coach for the St. Pius X Swim Team. She is currently completing a B.A. in Physical 

Education at Kennesaw State University, after which she plans to make a career of teaching and 

coaching. 

Paul McDaniel, Head Middle School Softball Coach 

The 2011 season is Coach McDaniel’s eighth as the Head Middle School Coach for Golden Lions. 

Prior to coaching at St. Pius X, Coach McDaniel coached recreational and travel fast pitch softball 

teams for several years - including The Renegades, a team that appeared in multiple World Series 

events. Numerous girls from this team have gone on to play in college programs around the country. 

When Coach McDaniel is not coaching softball, he can be found working for Trivest Construction, a 

commercial general contracting firm. 

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Margaret Andros #9 

Sophomore 

Natalie Corso #6 

Junior 

Aubriann DiPietro #1 

Senior 

Jackie Doelling #14 

Sophomore 

Jessica Ecklund #16 

Junior 

Trish Fenney #2 

Senior 

Dylan Krause #12 

Senior 

Jessica Landes #5 

Junior 

Sydni Payne #3 

Senior 

Rebecca Ponce de Leon #22 

Senior 

Meredith Riski #15 

Junior 

Sarah Rawls #24 

Junior 

Becca Schaaf #4 

Senior 

Liz Schneider #18 

Senior 

Natasha Sherrod #21 

Junior 

Carson Travers #17 

Sophomore 

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Varsity Softball 

ROW 1: Liz Schneider, Rebecca Ponce de Leon, Sydni Payne, Dylan Krause, Aubriann DiPietro, 

Becca Schaaf, Trish Feeney 

ROW 2: Meredith Riski, Jessica Ecklund, Jessie Landes, Natasha Sherrod, Natalie Corso, 

Sarah Rawls, Jordyn Portis, Sabrina Thomas 

ROW 3: Margaret Andros, Jackie Doelling, Abigail Banks, Carson Travers, Lindsay Leiner 

ROW 4: Coach Cantwell, Coach Coleman, Coach Winland, Coach LaPaglia 

Not Pictured: Maggie Ketner 

Roster 

# Name Grade Position(s) 

1 Aubriann DiPietro 12 2B 

2 Trish Feeney 12 SS 

3 Sydni Payne 12 RF 

4 Becca Schaaf 12 CF 

5 Margaret Andros 10 C 

6 Natalie Corso 11 2B, RF 

8 Jordyn Portis 9 3B, SS 

10 Jessie Landes 11 P, 2B 

12 Dylan Krause 12 LF, 1B 

14 Jackie Doelling 10 1B 

15 Meredith Riski 11 1B, 3B 


16 Jessica Ecklund 11 LF 

17 Carson Travers 10 2B 

18 Liz Schneider 12 3B, C 

21 Natasha Sherrod 11 P, RF 

22 Rebecca Ponce de Leon 12 P, 1B 

24 Sarah Rawls 11 C, 3B 

3 Lindsay Leiner 9 OF / 2B 

2 Sabrina Thomas 9 OF / 3B 

6 Sarah Francis 9 OF 

17 Abby Banks 10 2B 

For the Varsity Softball schedule, please see page 71. 

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Middle School Softball 

ROW 1: Roni Winkeljohn, Emma Orzech, Tori Winkeljohn, Elise Leicht, Sarah Parks, Sarah Mottram, 

Emily Chambers 

ROW 2: Denise Teague, Sydney LaLomia, Kendall Kosek, Lorette Edwards, Nicole Neustadt 

ROW 3: Coach Kosek, Kylie Burke, Sierra Orzech, Julia Londes, Coach McDaniel 

Schedule 


8/11 5:55 PM Wesleyan Home 

8/17 5:30 PM Renfroe Away 

8/22 5:55 PM Wesleyan Away 

8/24 5:55 PM Renfroe Home 

8/27 11:00 AM Blessed Trinity Away 

8/29 5:30 PM Lovett Home 





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John Frederick, Head Varsity Volleyball Coach 

2011 is Coach Frederick’s eleventh year at St. Pius X as Head of the Volleyball program with an overall 

record of 361-194. After leading the team to its first State Finals appearance ever, Coach Frederick 

was named DeKalb County Coach of the Year for the third time. Coach Frederick was 292-74 in 12 

years as the Junior Varsity coach at Westminster. Westminster won five state championships (1987, 

1989, 1992, 1995 & 2000) during Coach Frederick’s time in the program. He began his volleyball career 

as a player where he was a middle blocker and setter at Bucknell University from 1980-83. In addition 

to his Volleyball duties at St. Pius X, Coach Frederick teaches Chemistry and Physics. He is married to 

Ann Frederick and they have three children: David (20), Allison (16) and Kelsey (14). 

Kari Sans, Assistant Varsity Volleyball Coach 

This will be Kari’s first full season assisting the Varsity team, but joined the freshman program midseason 

2007. She played volleyball at Gunn High School in Palo Alto, California and made first team 

all league as a defensive specialist. She went on to graduate from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a 

bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and Health. Additionally, she was commissioned in the US 

Army and completed her service with the 7th Infantry Division in Fort Ord, California as a Captain. She 

has assisted the Immaculate Heart of Mary Volleyball developmental program for years and currently 

assists with the Tsunami-DeKalb club program. Coach Sans is married to Juan, and has two boys: 

Sebastian (a 2010 St. Pius X grad) and Addison who attends St. Pius X. 

Amanda Mahoney, Head Junior Varsity Volleyball Coach 

Among the strongest players in St. Pius X history, Coach Mahoney enters her eighth year of coaching. 

In her time here at Pius, she led the JV squad to some of its best seasons and their first tournament 

championship in many years capturing the Darlington Invitational in 2007 followed with tournament 

victories at the Sequoyah Tournament and St. Pius X Tournament in 2009. Previously, she coached 

our freshmen and middle school teams, while also coaching in the Tsunami club program. This 

follows after playing a year of college volleyball at West Georgia State University. She has finished her 

Associate’s degree in English and is currently in her senior year at West Georgia. 

Loren Hauck, Head Freshman Volleyball Coach 

Coach Hauck joins the St. Pius X coaching staff after many years as a Varsity head coach at 

Meadowcreek, Mill Creek and West Hall High Schools, as well as Brenau University. His high level of 

experience will help our younger players in their development and advancement in our program. A 

member of the faculty at St. Pius X, Coach Hauck also teaches Chemistry and Physics. He is married 

to Toni Lynn, and they have two children, Franchesca (12) and Samuel (7). 

Dun Hahn, Head Middle School Gold Volleyball Coach 

Returning for a seventh season with the Golden Lions is Coach Dun. He has been instrumental in 

changing the culture of St. Pius Volleyball. In his six years with the Golden Lions, the team has had 

its most successful stretch in history. Now he will work with the middle school program along with 

assisting the Georgia State collegiate program. Coach Dun comes to us from Woodward Academy 

where he served as Assistant coach during the 2004 state championship season. He also spent the 

last eight years coaching with Tsunami Volleyball club program. An IMPACT certified volleyball coach; 

he has guided many players to continue their careers at the collegiate level. An outstanding player in 

his own right, Coach Hahn won a national championship as a player in BB Reverse Coed in 2004. 

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Ella Anastasiades #11 

Senior 

Kallen Arvidson #1 

Junior 

Alex Bidgood #4 

Senior 

Bianca Borough #9 

Junior 

Catherine Evelyn #7 

Senior 

Leah Hardeman #10 

Sophomore 

Frances Harrison #15 

Junior 

Grace McGoldruck #8 

Senior 

Emily Morrison #16 

Junior 

Jessie Place #14 

Senior 

Amanda Stitt #6 

Junior 

Kelli Terricino #5 

Senior 

Erin Villella #2 

Junior 

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Varsity Volleyball 

ROW 1: Jessie Place, Grace McGoldrick, Kelli Terracino, Alex Bidgood, Catherine Evelyn, Ella Anastasiades 

ROW 2: Bianca Borough, Amanda Stitt, Erin Villella, Kallan Arvidson, Emily Morrison, Leah Hardeman, 

Frances Harrison 

ROW 3: Coach Frederick, Coach Sans 

Roster 


1 Kallan Arvidson 11 MH/RS 

2 Erin Villella 11 OH/MH 

3 Ashley Jones 11 Injured 

4 Alex Bidgood* 12 MH 

5 Kelli Terracino 12 RS 

6 Amanda Stitt 11 S 

7 Catherine Evelyn 12 OH/DS 


8 Grace McGoldrick 12 S 

9 Bianca Borough 11 DS 

10 Leah Hardeman 10 OH 

11 Ella Anastasiades* 12 L 

14 Jessie Place 12 OH/DS 

15 Frances Harrison 11 DS 

16 Emily Morrison 11 OH 


For the Varsity Volleyball schedule, please see page 70. 

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Junior Varsity Volleyball 

ROW 1: Peyton Osborne, Molly Gunn, Casey Mack 

ROW 2: Haley Solomon, Caren Kinahan, Ryan Boykin, Della Pennachi, Emma Geheren 

ROW 3: Coach Mahoney, Taylor Fazzone, Kate McIntyre, Kathryn Maloof, Camila Zimmerman, 

Katrina Connolly 

Schedule 

Date Location Opponent Time 

8/16 Blessed Trinity, Woodward Woodward 6:00 PM 

8/20 Wesleyan, Woodward, Columbus Woodward 8:30 AM 

8/20 TBA Woodward 1:30 PM 

8/31 Lakeside, Lovett Westminster 5:00 PM 

9/7 Wesleyan, GAC Wesleyan 5:00 PM 

9/10 Wesleyan, Columbus, Harrison, S Forsyth Harrison 9:00 AM 

9/14 Wesleyan Home 5:00 PM 

9/16 Marist, Columbus Blessed Trinity 7:00 PM 

9/17 Blessed Trinity, Wesleyan, Lassiter Blessed Trinity 11:00 AM 

9/19 Chamblee, Holy Innocents’ Chamblee 5:00 PM 

9/21 Marist, Lovett Home 5:00 PM 

9/29 Marist Away 5:30 PM 

10/1 Chattahoochee, Decatur, Notre Dame Home 8:00 AM 

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Freshman Volleyball Team 

ROW 1: MacKenzie Bauer, Amanda Kramer, Obi Okafor, Victoria Massaro, Erynn Flanagan, Sofia Rosas 

ROW 2: Taylor Maiolo, Hannah Paproski, Noel Tolliver, Sarah Grunow, Amber Leggett 

ROW 3: Eve Tschirhart, Coach Hauck, Mary Jo Conboy 

Schedule 

Date Opponent Location Time 

8/20 Mt View, N Gwinnett, Flowery Branch, Norcross, Peachtree Ridge North Gwinnett 9:00 AM 

8/27 Riverwood, Blessed Trinity, Centennial, Woodward, Columbus Woodward 9:00 AM 

8/29 Centennial, Flowery Branch Centennial 5:00 PM 

8/31 Blessed Trinity, Marietta Blessed Trinity 5:00 PM 

9/3 Columbus, Riverwood, Sequoyah Etowah 9:00 AM 

9/7 Marietta, Chattahoochee Home 5:30 PM 

9/17 Woodward, Columbus, Parkview, Etowah Home 9:00 AM 

9/19 Alexander, Marietta Marietta 6:00 PM 

9/21 Archer, Shiloh Archer 5:00 PM 

9/28 Marist, Roswell Home 5:30 PM 

10/1 Tournament Centennial TBD 

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Middle School Volleyball Team 

ROW 1: Morgan Cornett, Shelby Boykin, Taylor Burke, Helaina Burke, Lizzy Fristo, Chloe Anderton, 

Leah Middleton 

ROW 2: Martha Selph, Maddie Hughes, Ambrie Lombardo, Julia Smith, Savannah Sampson, 

Mary Grace Martin, Rachel Scott 

ROW 3: Katie LePace, Reagan Skelton, Maddie Tippett, Logan Maiolo, Lane Homrich, Rachel Bean, 

Coach Hahn 

Gold Schedule 

Navy Schedule 


8/20 Wesleyan, GAC, Lovett, Woodward 10:30 AM 

Woodward, Blessed Trinity 

8/22 Westminster, Walker Westminster 5:30 PM 

8/24 Marist, Blessed Trinity Blessed Trinity 6:00 PM 

8/27 SPX Tournament Home 9:00 AM 

9/7 Harrison, Wesleyan Wesleyan 6:00 PM 

9/14 Wesleyan, Westminster Home 5:30 PM 

9/17 Marist Tournament Marist School TBD 

9/28 North Cobb Tournament North Cobb TBD 


9/29 Marist Away 4:30 PM 

8/27 SPX Tournament Home 9:00 AM 

8/31 Sutton Home 6:00 PM 

9/7 Decatur Away 5:30 PM 

9/10 Wesminster Playday Westminster TBD 

9/14 Westminster Home 5:30 PM 

9/17 Marist Playday Marist School TBD 

9/17 TBA Home 7:30 PM 

9/28 North Cobb North Cobb TBD 

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Chad Paetznick, Band Director 

Before becoming the band director at St. Pius X, Mr. Paetznick was the Assistant Band Director for six 

years at Paulding County High School in Dallas, Georgia, as well as instructing percussion at Thomas 

Worthington High School in Worthington, Ohio. In addition, Mr. Paetznick instructed instrumental music 

camps for Pope High School, Fayette County High School, Sprayberry High School, and South Cobb 

High School. 

Mr. Paetznick graduated from Cooper City High School (FL) where he was a member of the awardwinning 

“Sound of Pride” marching band. He was also a member of the South Broward County 

Honor Band. Mr. Paetznick earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from The Ohio State 

University. While at Ohio State, he performed as a percussionist in the symphony orchestra, concert 

band, symphonic band, percussion ensemble, basketball band, and was the drummer for the jazz lab 

ensemble. 

Mr. Paetznick marched snare drum with the competitive 1992 Star of Indiana drum & bugle corps (now 

known as the award winning theater group “Blast!”). That year, Star of Indiana placed third overall as a 

group, and finished second place in percussion at the Drum Corps International World Championships 

held in Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. Paetznick was also a member of the 1987 Florida Wave drum & bugle 

corps which placed 13th at the Drum Corps International World Championships. 

Mr. Paetznick was the recipient of the “Excellence in Teaching” award at St. Pius X for the 2008-09 

school year and has been nominated twice for “Teacher of the Year” (2007-08 and 2010-11). His 

hobbies include playing percussion, listening to music, attending concerts, and collecting LP vinyl 

records and other music memorabilia. He also enjoys WWII history since his grandfather was a Navy 

Chaplain during WWII and knew flying ace Col. Gregory “Pappy” Boyington. He and his wife Michelle 

have two sons, Brandon and Justin. 

Michelle Edwards, Flagline Instructor 

Michelle Edwards has been the Flagline Director at SPX since 2008 and brings lifelong experience in 

theatre, dance, and the pageantry arts to the St. Pius X High School band program. Having received 

formal training in dance and dance education through Hunter City College, New York, New York and 

Hollins University Dance Department, Roanoke, Virginia, Michelle has developed a strong foundation in 

teaching and performance. 

Drawing on her experience with multiple, nationally recognized Drum Corps International and Winter 

Guard International organizations, Michelle brings a new level of experience and creativity to the 

flagline program at SPX. Since the early 1990’s Michelle’s affiliations have included the winterguard 

programs: Insignia-Dallas, TX, and The Study, Bassett, VA, along with the Hollins Dance Project, Youth 

Performance Concepts, Inc, Rally in the Valley Sports Spectacular, Dance for the Planet, DRI Street 

Acting Project, Star City Forte Winterguard, Pope High School Marching Band, Cobb County, and 

consulting for various high school marching band programs throughout the U.S. 

In addition to her work with the SPX Flagline, Michelle teaches 5th grade at Immaculate Heart of Mary 

School, employing her background in the social sciences and special education. Michelle resides in 

Decatur with her daughter Christen, previously a professional ballet dancer and current teacher of 

dance at Studio Dionne in Atlanta and on occasion they collaborate on artistic projects! As for personal 

interests, Michelle enjoys working out, traveling, and spending quality time with family, friends, and her 

adorable black lab Katy. 

Clay McCloud, Choreographer/Dance Coordinator 

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Marching Band & Flagline 

ROW 1: Jordan Straub 

ROW 2: Gabe Hesketh, Simone Savoie, Armando Osorio, Evan Walker, Craig Schwartz, Evan Gillespie, 

Brogan Foarde, Matthew Upton, Wes Salton, Pasha Templeton 

ROW 3: Karina Mandock, Mari Young, Mikayla Burg, Aida Davis, Cole Harrington, Catherine Brown, 

Courtney Lonsway, Daileen Landestoy, Kaleb Parks 

ROW 4: Julia Robinson, Nik Calia, Maya Pino, Corey Hosier, Jonathan Delgado, Emily Grosch 

ROW 5: Kyle Ryker, Martinique Edwards, Ryan Tschirhart, Liam Pickard, Andrew Brinson 

ROW 6: Madeleine Grace, Kate Stauduhar, Mark deGive, Kevin Gross, Philip Haugh, 

Flagline: Katie Hoffman, Mary Kate O’Donoghue, Maddie Neu, Stephanie Looper, Hanna Carr, Erin Logan, 

Anika Snyder, Taylor Fusto, Savannah Woodworth, Suzanne Brady, Amalia Pedersen, Vivie Johnson, 

Karen Valdez, Karla Valdez, Caroline Twum, Catie Aubuchon, Leigha Restrepo, Juli Werner, Emily Harris 

The 2011 halftime show is entitled “WSPX: Classic Rock Radio” and features the music of Rush, 

Eagles, and Journey. 

MARCHING BAND AND FLAGLINE 

101


Dino, Ella and Nancy Anastasiades 

Volleyball 

David, David and Eleanor Arenz 

Football 

Teresa, Aaron and Perry Avant 

Football 

Andy, Chris and Jan Beach 

Cross Country 

Jim, Alex and Marsha Bidgood 

Volleyball 

Tim, Terry and Cara and Boggs 


102 

Joe, Colleen and Marianne Burke 

Cross Country 

CLASS OF 2012


Ginger, Emma and Chris Cramer 

Cross Country 

Margie, Jack and Steve Crawford 

Cross Country 

Donald, Eileen, Joseph and Daniel Crochet 

Football 

Jennifer, Harrison and Greg de Vignier 

Cross Country 

Paige, Jake and Jim DeLany 

Football 

Vicky and Jonathan Delgado 

Marching Band 

Aubriann and Michael Dipietro 

Softball 

CLASS OF 2012 

103


Carla, Levy and Ansley Eskind 

Cheerleading 

Juliette and Catherine Evelyn 

Volleyball 

Mike, Trish and Mary Feeney 

Softball 

Victor, Jordan and Jennifer Ferrugia 

Cheerleading 

Thomas Fusto, Taylor Fusto and Shelley Hughes 

Flagline 

Bob and Katherine Gilbert 

Cross Country 

104 

CLASS OF 2012 

Nicole, Gina, Stephanie and John Giralt 

Cheerleading


Linda, Alex and Julian Grace 

Football 

Mary Beth, Elizabeth, Katherine and Eddie Green 

Cheerleading 

Connie, Meredith and Danny Griffin 

Cheerleading 

Colleen, Merrill and Leonard Hagerman 

Cheerleading 

Kathy, Jacob and Greg Hambrick 

Football 

Jordan, Philip and Yvonne Haugh 

Marching Band 

Michael and Robin Healy 

Football 

CLASS OF 2012 

105


Gretchen, Abbie and Jim Heath 


Cathy, Ben and Buddy Hefner 

Football 

Brad Gooding, TJ and Deborah Holloman 

Football 

Laura, Ryan and Daniel Holmes 

Football 

Ken, Kaitlyn and Janet Horvath 

Cheerleading 

Joe, Holly and Selina Kilpatrick 

Cross Country 

106 

CLASS OF 2012 

Scott, Jordan and MaryEllen Klinger 

Cheerleading


Mark, Dylan and Valerie Krause 

Softball 

Kay, Margaux and Francois Lodde 

Cheerleading 

Stephanie and Pam Looper 

Flagline 

Beverly, Nic and John Maiolo 

Football 

Jackie Cuadra and Raquel Manzo 

Cross Country 

Colin and Mary Pat Martin 

Cross Country 

Larry, Connor and Laurie McDowell 

Cross Country 

CLASS OF 2012 

107


Bill, Grace and Ann Marie McGoldrick 

Volleyball 

Kelly, Walker and Lisa McKenzie 

Football 

Akilah and Claruth McLemore 


Mary Ann, Paul and John McNeil 

Cross Country 

Bill, Ann Patrick and Betsy Meagher 

Cheerleading 

Karen, Milly and Marty Mercer 


108 

CLASS OF 2012 

James and Lolita Mills 

Football


John, Francis and Assumpta Mutemwa 

Cross Country 

Cari, Laura ‘14, Sarah ‘12, and David Ouderkirk 

Cheerleading 

Sydni and Cynthia Payne 

Softball 

Keith, Nick and Angie Petroni 

Football 

Michelle, Liam and Terry Pickard 

Marching Band 

Allyson and Maya Pino 

Marching Band 

Tom, Jessie and Amy Place 

Volleyball 

CLASS OF 2012 

109


Al, Rebecca and Kathy Ponce de Leon 

Softball 

Barbara, Philip and Phil Poole 

Football 

Cherry, Jamison and Rick Porter 

Football 

Nancy, Ashlyn and Jeff Pyden 

Cross Country 

Chris, Phillip and Francie Quigley 

Football 

Thomas, Eamon and Maryann Quinn 

Football 

Phil Rhodes, Quinn Rhodes and Melissa Adams 

Cross Country 

110 

CLASS OF 2012 

Michael, Logan and Kathy Rosborough 

Football


Daphne Sanders, Bryce Blackwell, 

Samantha Sanders and and Tracey Blackwell 

Cheerleading 

Pat, Becca and Mary Pat Schaaf 

Softball 

John, Liz and Violette Schneider 

Softball 

Mike, Megan and Carolyn Schwartz 

Cross Country 

Gina and Geno Smith 

Football 

Tim, Jackson and Kelly Smith 

Football 

Cindy, Mary Kate and Paul Standard 

Cheerleading 

Jordan and Kris Straub 

Marching Band 

CLASS OF 2012 

111


Danny and Christine Sutherland 

Football 

Mary and Katie Sweeney 

Cheerleading 

John, Kelli and Ann Terracino 

Volleyball 

Mary Grace, Rocco and Jeff Thomas 

Football 

Mark, Allen and Susan Tschirhart 

Cross Country 

Mark, Ryan and Susan Tschirhart 

Marching Band 

112 

Rob and Trey White 

Football 

Mark, Savannah and Mary Kay Woodworth 

Flagine

John W. Miller II 

J. Bart Miller 

Brian M. Perry 

Paul R. Baker 

Bartley R. Miller 

Tammie Johnson 

Garry E. Hill 

Tom H. Harkins 

Douglas L. Rieder 

Carl R. Wise 

Darrin L. Kurth 

Matthew L. Miller 

Bradley T. Hutson 

Stephanie L. Kruger 

Leslie J. Pylman 

Garret R. Lazenby 

John M. Tereshinski 

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