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O fffo Ih e Races

The track team prepared themselves for States by competing against bigger schools.

By Jack Lorenz
Photos: Noah Saffer

Qtliide, Danny Kelly (10) uses a steady stride to keep a solid
running motion during his 300 meter race. A solid stride is
key to good running, as an uneven stride would effect the
running motion.
'tXe.Pp up, Olivia Forish (12) runs the mile at the Atkins

meet. Events range from 100 meters to 3200 meters (2 miles).
The mile run is the the second longe.st indivuidual running
event, and requires very specific endurance training.
Rpaed cdipnd. Beth Caress (10) goes all out for her 300
meter sprint. This meet was conducted at JDL Fast Track,

which is unique becua.se it's only a 200 meter track, half the
size of the normal outdoor track around our football field.

go! Tyler Lininger (12) and Matt

Herndon (12) practice their handoffs before
their 4x200 meter relay for outdoor track.
Handoffs in a relay are very important, because
a botched handoff could lose the team the race
or end up in disqualification.

0 I1Gfop to go! Daniel Gabriel (10) is on his
final lap for the 500 meter run. The 500 meter
run is the longest sprinting event that indoor
track offers. Indoor track is run during the
winter months, when it is too cold to compete
outdoors. Outdoor track is in the spring, and
each type offers different events and distances.

CawG/ia Iteadij, Tony "Stick" Testa (11) winks at the camera
as he runs his 500 meter race. "The meets were really long but
I had a good time hanging out and talking to my friends," said

Tony. The meets often times are very time consuming, so
teammates often found fun and unique ways to entertain one

another.

uKnees h ig h, Olivia Forish (12), Robert Ganzert (11), and
Alex Finder (12) warm up for a meet by doing grass drills on

the infield. Warming up for meets, especially in the colder
weather, was crucial to a good performance and less muscle

strain.

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Bishop Women's Soccer fought hard this season,
facing the obstacle of a very young team.

By Charlotte Dabar Photos: Brianna Paul

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aicte/icms, Mary Kate Walsh (11) and Rachel Klenke
(11) high five each other after Bishop scores a goal. Mary

Kate and Rachel are the team captains of the women's
soccer team because they are the oldest returning players

and because they are well loved by the team. "All of us
have so much fun together on the field, and 1think you can
really tell how much we genuinley get along by how we are

all so supporting of each other," said Mary Kate.

^/tpneiviies, Pictured to the right, Caroline Coyte (10)
takes on an opposing player from the Glenn team. "Its
always funny for me when we play Glenn because one of
my best friends is on that team and we always end up going
head to head on the field," said Caroline. In the picture,

Caroline is running against her best friend, Shaye
McGinnis.

(Due Coi/e, The varsity

girls hudle up as they get
ready to face the Glenn
Bobcats, a game they
ended up winning 4-0. "I
feel like a part of the
family already," says Lexi
M arty (9), who is one of
the few freshman on the
varsity roster. The team
lost several upperclassmen
last year, so they have had
to learn how to work
together with the younger
players and new head
coach to make the best of
every game.

(Dn you/i toes, Cammie Cooke (10) receives a ball in

near impossible form, seeming to be balancing her
body weight completley on her toes. "Soccer has
always been a really exciting part of my life and I'm
happy I get the opportunity to play with some of my
best friends!" said Cammie.

tke gone, Taylor Daniel (11), a new junior transfer

student, calls for the ball. "I was really glad I was able
to play soccer this year, and it really helped with my
transition from my old school to Bishop," said Taylor.

The women's soccer coaching staff saw old and new faces
this year. New head coach, Ray Alley, stepped up to coach the
girls when their beloved coach, George Kennedy, passed away
suddenly in the fall. The rest of the coaching staff includes Scott
Suffer, Keith Herzberger, and Adam Gal. Each one of the coaches

contributes to the team in a unique and helpful way.

Jimmy Dasher (10) quickly lunges to the ball. Jimmy is
an outstanding tennis player who has worked very to be a
winning asset to the team. "Tennis gives me a chance to have fun

and let loose," said Jimmy.

■ 'TmpPuiiOi- Henry Kirby (10) serves the ball to his
opponent. He played as the number one seed on the team. "1 like

how close we get to each other as a team and because it's a
smaller team it's easy to make close connections with my
teammates," said Henry.

jI ':(i ■ Samuel McDonald (10) shakes hands

with his opponent after winning the match. Even though he won,

he still shows great respect for his competitors. "I really like

competing for a team and helping Bishop win matches," said

Samuel.

I Adam Chinna.sami (12) stretches to slam a
powcriul serve. Adam is a very confident and strong player. He

works very hard both on and off the court to be where he is

today.

1f OR m .OfIf flois By Lydia Cortes
Photos; Candyce Sturgeon
The Bishop boys serve up some good competition!

out, Tennis is a sport that requires not
only physical strength, but also
Samuel mental awareness. The Bishop

McDonald (10) Villains have successfully learned
gives a good this mentality o f the game. The
whack to an boys learned to work together as
overhand serve a team and use their abilities to
at one of the
win matches. They practiced very
teams practices. hard to do their very best.
Getting the
proper height on
the ball and the
correct angle of
the raquet to
serve is very
tricky. A
powerful serve is
a great way to
throw your
opponents off of
their game.

^GatnWO/tfc. The boys listen carefully to their coach give advice and tips on how to win their matches. Coaching is very important because it
shapes the way they play. The Villains have great talent and a great advisor to guide them. "What I like about the tennis coaches is that they are
supportive and ready to help when you need help," said Will Vitola (9).

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Clt&GIt Oil. The Bishop baseball team cheers on their

teammates as they go up to bat. Supporting
teammates helps eliminate some of the pressure they

may feel. "I played baseball for six years before I
came to Bishop, so it was a natural choice for me. I
like the team aspect and the support we get from each

other." said Drew Ritzel (11).

CoiiOClit/intG, The batter prepares himself as the
pitcher is getting ready to throw. Baseball is not only

just a physical sport, but also a mental one. It also
requires you to study how the pitcher will throw the

ball and look out for little changes in stance and
position. Teammates often cheered on batters from
the sidelines with intere.sting chants to help them stay
loose, and also to distract the other teams' pitchers.
"Peace sign, bunny ears," said Vance Jacobsen (11).

"It's an inside joke and we say it all the time."

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As; the V illains B aseball team continues w inning, they build a closer bond to

carry on to next season. By Maximo Sprenkle Photos: Marilyn Butterworth

'K J - »' ^Geit/t/t/i out! The first baseman gets into
position to catch the ball for an easy out. The
P ’H key to playing baseball is to always stay alert,
because you must be ready for whatever may
happen.

C u k V eb a ^^ , Jake Babcock (11) readies himself
and prepares to pitch the ball. 'Tve played for
years and my dad was the one that got me into
pitching. I've just stuck with it ever since," said
Jake.

SM in' to sa^fij, Ben Babcock (12) slides into
the base to keep the game alive. "I like sliding
because it helps me avoid getting tagged," said
Ben. "It's fun to get down and dirty as well."

QAie'iie got a kunnek. Austin Peters (12) runs
toward first base after hitting the ball. Once the
ball is in the air, the batter must run as quickly
as possible.

WomG /tun,
Collin
Clarke (11)
prepares to
run after
hitting the
ball.
"Baseball is
all about
having quick
reactions, so
once players
hit the ball,
they must
run as fast as
they can in
the time that
they have,"
said Collin.

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By Izabelle Bermudez
Photos: Brianna Paul

The Bishop McGuinness Villians score their way to victory.

FQo ^on_____Gus O’Hale

'(lO )^ rrie s the ball past
several defenders in an

attempt to put another point
on the scoreboard for the

Villians. He was able to add
a point on the board for his
team. Henry Sloyan (10),

Josh Shreve (10), and
Jacob Clewis (12) each
scored one goal that game.
They finished with a final
score of 4-11, but they didn't
let the loss get them down.
The Villians were ready to
get a win next time they
played the team from Davie

County High School.

Qunning f|0^iiicto/ig,

Garrett Hope (10) and
Henry Sloyan (10) work
their way down the field
toward their opponent's goal.
The Villians faced the Davie

County War Eagles in a
tough non-conference game.

Qawe time, Jacob Clewis

(12) starts off the game
with a face off against a
competitor from Davie
County High School. This
is Jacob's thrid year playing
lacrosse at Bishop. "I just
enjoy going out and having

a good time with my
friends," said Jacob.

unti^ the end, Philip ‘3:(eac(s up! Nick Madarasz
Pfeiffer (9) and Jimmy Teza (10) (10) prepares to receive the pass
help Will Quinn (12) defend the from teammate Jacob Clewis
goal from their opponents. "So far (12). The boys always give it all
it has been a tough season, but I they have on the field and play
know we will be able to bounce for each other. They are proud
back," said Philip. The team lost to represent Bishop
several seniors, but gained new McGuinness and take great
freshmen players and are learning pride in their great
how to work with each other. sportsmanship the Villains are
known for.

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Tee Time! SPidG dhiue, Phillip McDonough (10) prepares to
hit the ball toward the green."I like the people on
the team and 1like trying to improve my game,"

said Phillip. Phillip plans to play next year and
wants to make a bigger impact on the team as an

upperclassman and a leader.

The Golf Team putted their way to victory this
season with many new players and some confident
returning players.

'^ogeu! John Nastasi (10) and Carter Shannon (10) practice their swings right
before their match. "Golf is a great way to make new friends and get better on the
course," said John. John and Carter are good friends and both plan to stay on the golf

team throughout their high school careers.

in one ... o/t two ... ok tkkee, Matthew Hammes ^ i l t d i e , John Nastasi (10) looks very happy
after he putted it in for a birdie. Scoring a
(11) puts one into the cup to earn points for his team. "I "birdie" means that you have hit one under par,
an "eagle" is a score of two under par, and a
enjoy playing practice matches, becuase there is not a lot "bogey" is a score of one over par. Golfers aim
to get the lowest score possible in order to win a
of pressure to win," said Hammes. He also enjoys talking round.
to his friends during practice and the social aspect of goll.
the iiange.

Carter Shannon (10)
looks at his range finder
to see how far he drove
the ball. Since golf balls
are so small, they are
often times hard to find
unless you are keeping a
good eye on the course.
Range finders act like
binoculars and help with
better vision and
accuracy.

^0/te! Sean Muller (10) likes to
practice his swing during practice. "I
like playing matches and practicing
with friends," said Sean. He also
enjoys the competition at all the
matches the team plays, and on
courses all over the Triad and
Northwest area.

Who is yt)Uthai/oiife

P to G o H a ?

Spieth

Mcllroy

Watson

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The Softball team was off to a good start
with a new piteher and a lot o f talent.

By Lacy Drane
Pholos: Marilyn Butterworth

Queues /tGfldy, Mia Tanyang (12) throws a ball to a

teammate at practice. "All four years of playing softball
at Bishop McGtiinness has given me sisters I never had,
but always wanted, and memories to cherish forever. I'm

lucky to be around such an amazing group of people
and play the sport I love," said Mia.

‘t?i/tG awny, Jeannie Egan (12) fires the softball
downfield to make a play. "1 have played for three years
now and I keep coming back because I love the softball
team. We always support each other through everything

and they are like my second family," said Jeannie.

^nrie/t fite wafclt^u^ eye, The softball coaches keep an

eye on the team and make sure the girls are practicing
hard and playing well. Good coaching is an essential

part to any team. "The coaches are great and give us a
lot of good advice," said Elaina Garner (12).

UPl

‘^eadij to /tun, Gabby Angiolino
(10) gets ready to round third base
during a game. Being ready to run
and listening to the direction of the
base coaches was an important part
of making the most out of every play.

s m ile s , Elaina Garner
(12) stands on second base
with a smile. Even though the
games moved quickly and
plays happened fast, the
teammates made time for
smiles and good
sportsmanship.

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S^tfcc Standing with their coaches, Alice Tovar (12) and Elaina Garner (12) get some pointers for the next inning. "I'm so lucky to

call these girls my sisters both on and off the field. I don't know what I'd do without them," said Gabby Angiolino (10). The girls take a

beach trip every spring to bond before the season begins.

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Varsity Cheerleading
Olivia Wright, Hope Suire, Lily Rowe, Anissa Gatland, Sophie
Cobb, Rachel Trego, Beth Palmisano, Cassidy Lechner, Laura
Yow, Mia Tanyag, Anna Zoretich, Marie Lawson

Varsity Cross Country
Sean Avery. Jefferson Bercaw, Joseph Bruno, Beth Caress, Patrick

Coxwell, Olivia Forish, Daniel Gabriel, Chris Ganser, Robert
Ganzert, Kelly Gaylord, Jacob Goodman, Jackson Herndon, Matt

Herndon. Matt Kelly, McKenzie King, Patrick Lancaster, Tyler
Liniger, Claire McDonough, Reilly McGuire, Alec Merendino,
Sean Muller, Claire Namen, Xavier Preudhomme, Jeannie Pfeiffer,
Alex Pinder, Adam Pitman, Garrett Price, Joseph Spillane.’Taylor

Tremblay, Jackson Wayne, Dominic Zecca

JV Football
Anthony Azar, Trevor Bode, Edwin Booth, Matt Bruns, Charles
Cohen, Colin Kaehler, Timmy Kammire, Henry Kirby, Luke
Kreber, Ben Logan, Zak Loncar, Nick Madarasz. Phillip
McDonough, Aiden Payne, Philip Pfeiffer, Josh Shreve, Jimmy
Teza, Brandon Tubby, Anthony Vanore, Aaron Wilson

Varsity Football
Nick Ackerman, Mike Agejew, Max Aydelette, Ben Babcok, Jake

Babcock, Chase Barber, Evan Bermudez, Jake Brancazio, CJ
Cappuccio, Connor Cortes, Matias Crespo, Alex Dioli, Reid
Featherngill, Sergio Gonzalez, Matt Hammes, Alex Heck, Garrett
Hope, Neil Ingle, Peter Ingle, Vance Jacobsen, Andrew Knight,
Will Ladka, Matthew Lilje, Matt Muller, John Nastasi, Danny
Naviera, Johnny Pagano, Drew Ritzel, Brandon Sanchez, Noah

Sexton, Matt Shields, Daegan Shigo, Nathan Woelfel

JV Boys Soccer
Mark Agejew, Jon Bowers, Liam Brennan, Andrew Budzinksi,
Conor Coxwell, Jimmy Dasher, Marco Errichiello, Robert Glance,
Edgardo Gonzalez, David Luizzi, Max Merrill, Chris Muller, Tyler
Patrick, Henry Sloyan, Maximo Sprinkle, Josh Wong

Varsity Boys Soccer
Andrew Kabealo, Alex Sargeant, Jake Rademaker, David Molen,

Jack Arnold, Henry Klier, Matias Crespo, Brandon Linarez,
Spencer Webster, Alex Ruiz, Alan Linarez, Nathan Joseph,
Logan Smith, Ethan Hodges, Nathan Strasser, Drew DeSalvo,

Cameron Bovender, Brad Standen

Varsity Girls Tennis
Donna Crink, Hannah O'Shaughnessy, Adaeze Chukwudebe,
Olivia Montanez, Izabelle Bermudez, Julia Hagler, Charlotte
Dabar, Olivia Kennedy, Megan Standen, Claire Rogers, Charlotte
Lassiter, Becky Auger, Candyce Sturgeon, Kennedy Barber, Lydia
Cortes, Lilly Bernard

Volleyball
Margaret Binder, Sofia Lawrence, Adanna Aham-Iroetugo,
Ashlee Wilson, Sarah Lininger, Lauren Darnell, Olivia Dioli,
Madison Moore, Mia Pappas, Anna Pfister, Shyanne McDonald,

Caroline Deal

VarsityVolleyball
Skylar Ahmuty, Dianna Fernandez-Bomnda, Molly Bernard,
Emma Bristol, Lily Miser, Ceci Kammire, Cassidy Kreber, Natalie
Rosenfeld, Noah Saffer, Lydia Specht

JV Boys Basketball
Stephen Andress, Matt Bruns, Phillip McDonough, Aaron Wilson,
Timmy Kammire, Collin Kaehler, Henry Klier, Conor Coxwell,
Jose Herandez, Sean Avery, Chase Barber, Niel Ingle, Philip
Pfeiffer, Gus O'Hale, Andrew Budzinski, Jarrett Klien

Varsity Boys Basketball
Evan Bermudez, Peter Ingle, David Molen, Jake Babcpck, Jack
Arnold, Harrison Simson, Brad Standen, Andrew DeSalvo, Ryan

Moon, Ben Babcock, CJ Cappuccio, Johnny Pagano, Mark
Palmisano

JV Girls Basketball
Isa Pardino, Caroline Deal, Bridget Kinsley, Sarah Kirkman, Nina
Corcoran, Mary Davis, Lily Role, Mia Pappas

Varsity Girls Basketball
Jeannie Pfeiffer, Bridget Simmons, Elaina Garner, Lizzie Knox,

Brianna Paul, Cammie Cooke, Taylor Holt, Kiera Brennan,

Emily Elliot, Isabel Role

Varsity' Wrestling

Nick Ackerman, Francis Byungura, Reid Featherngill, Thomas
Gessner, Garrett Hope, Zach Korczyk, Chase Longino, Chris
Muller, Will Quinn, Jared Russell, Justin Russell, David Spencer,
Riley Sullivaa, Brandon Tubby

Varsity Swimming
Molly Bernard, John Bowers, Amanda Brechko, John Cha, Ethan
Chase, Lacy Drane, Paul Farley, Natalie Hamlet, Thomas Hamlet,
Katherine Herzberger, Vance Jacobsen, Ceci Kammire, William
Ladka, Patrick Lancaster, Ben Logan, Juan Montoya, Belen Perez,

Garrett Price, Will Roselli, Cassidy Shaw, Emily Waite, Emily
Wolverton, Evelyn Yale

Varsity Indoor Track

Skylar Ahmuty, Molly Bernard, Elizabeth Caress, Adaze
Chukwudebe, Patrick Coxwell, Caroline Coyte, Lauren Darnell,
Daniel Gabriel, Robert Ganzert, Julia Hagler, Jackson Herndon,
Jenny Iruela, Daniel Kelly, Jack Lorenz, Tyler Lininger, Sean
Muller, Hannah O'Shaugnessy, Alex Pinder, Alex Pitman, Xavier
Preudhonmfe, Marion Sloyan, Lydia Specht, Tony Testa, James
Teza

Club Fencing
Catherine Lucas, James Lucas, Anthony Cancro,
Hayden Davenport, Jack Blaisdell, Jack Yurko, Adam Lucek,
Genaro Coppola, Sydney Manor, Noah Sorrell, John Cha,
Will Vitola, Joseph Bruno, Logan Grunwald, Pedro Labra,

William Truskolaski, John Weng,
Karl Kuyler

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JV Base

Layth Khan, Johnny Pagano, Zak Loncar, Daniel Gabriel, T|6vor

Bode, Aaron Wilson, Aiden Payne, Andrew Budzinsl^Conor

Coxwell, Dominic Zecca, Jarrett Klien, Kenneth CylcDonald,

Tyler Young, Korczyk

Varsity Baseball
Anthony Azar, Ben Babcock, Jake Babcock, Brian Beckham,
Cameron Bovender, Collin Clarke, Connor Cortes, Vance Jaobsen,
Andrew Knight, Austin Peters, Drew Ritzel, Nash Sheehan, Matt
Shields

JV Girls
Olivia Wright. Bridget Kinsely, Izabelle Bermudez, Lupe Spencer,

Brianna Paul, Hannah O'Shaughnessy, Ashlee Wilson, Sydney
Manor, Nina Corcoran, Lauren Darnell, Mary Davis,
Lilly Bernard, Olivia Kennedy

Varsity Girls Soccer
Katie Herzburger, Rachel Klenke, Izabelle Bermudez, Ali
Southard, Caroline Coyte, Sydney Manor, Ella Doran, Mary
Walsh, Cammie Cooke, Jenny Iruela, Nina Corcoran, Samira
Davis, Lexi Mary, Charlotte Dabar, Olivia Kennedy, Lydia
Specht, Grace Forish

Varsity Lacrosse
Jacob Clewis, Nick Drane, Paul Farley, Thomas Gessner, Alex
Heck, Anderson Hiser, Garrett Hope, Nick Madarasz, Gus O'Hale,
Philip Pfeiffer, Will Quinn, Josh Shreve, Henry Sloyan, David

Spencer, Jimmy Teza, Brandon Tubby, Anthony Vanore

Vaisttjf Golf
Brendite^hase, Caroline Chase, Matthew Hammes, Matt'Kelly,
Philip McDonough, Aaron Mims, Jacob Mims, Paolo Morillo,
Sean Muller; John Nastasi, Carter Shannon, William Truskolaski,
Matthew Yan

Psity Tennis
Stephen Andress, Michael Angino, Giacomo Arnaboldi, Jefferson

Bercaw, Victor Carbone, John Cha, Adam Chinnasami, Alex
Chinnasami, Jimmy Dasher, Henry Kirby, Luke Kreber, Sam

McDonald, Chris Muller, Tyler Patrick, Will Vitola

V aigty Softball
M iaTtoyag, Olivia Hammill, Marilyn Butterworth, Marcela
Gonzale*Meannie Egan, Marie Lawson, Gabby Angiolino, Elaina
Gamer, SMSmon Statler, Alice Tovar, Emma Smith, Anna
Robichaud, Saca Kirkman

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Varsity Track and Field
Sean Avery, Kennedy Barber, Elizabeth Caress, Patrick Coxwell,
Andrew DeSalvo, Sam Fohn, Olivia Forish, Robert Ganzert, Jose

Hemendez, Jackson Herndon, Matthew Herndon, Kelly King,
McKenzie King, Patrick Lancaster, Tyler Liniger, Sarah Liniger,
Jack Lorenz, Calire Namen, Jeannie Pfeiffer, Alex Pinder, Adam
Pitman, Garrrtt Price, Marion Sloyan, Maximo Sprenkle, Candyce

Sturgeon, Nathan Woelfel

§ ompeting with the

Best of the Best

B ishop sports team s were w ell represented at state com petitons this year.

By Olivia Dioli

'Jk. blitgkt ^utuke, The cross
country team made a big

appearance at the state meet.
The girls' team finished third in

the state and the boys placed
fourth. "It was amazing

running against all of the best
runners in the state. It showed

us where we stood mentally
and physically comapred to our
competition, and what we have

to look forward to next year,"
said Jackson Herndon (10).

un{:Olirj(;ttnMe ei^paitip.nf.f, Wrestling at the state

competiotion was a huge deal for Justin Russell (12), who

thoroughly enjoyed the experience. "There's nothing like

wrestling at the state tournament. I had so much fun, even in the T-0/^ f'oi'e of til' (;p( It. Conference champion for his weight class, Nick

matches 1lost. I went in with a very optimistic attitude because 1 Ackerman (12) snakes the hand of his opponent as he readies himself to

knew that whether I won or lost it would be an experience 1 wrestle. Nick fell in love with wrestling freshman year and has been

would never forget," said Justin. Justin was the Conference competing ever since. "Being at states with my friends from both Bishop

Runner Up for his weight class, fourth in the region, and fifth in and other schools was a great experience I'll never forget," said Nick.

the state. Photo: Marilyn Butterworth Photo: Marilyn Butterworth

A Rising Star

Seen pumping his fist in the air after completing a
race, Thomas Hamlet (10) competed in many
races at the state level this year for swimming and
he made his presence very well known. He swam
the 200 medley relay with Ethan Chase (10), Paul
Farley (11), and Patrick Lancaster (12), and also
swam in the 100 back and 100 fly. The relay team

came in second, and not only
did Thomas win both
individual competitions, but
he also broke the 1A/2A state
record in 100 back stroke and
got the meet's "Most
Outstanding" award. "The
moment when I realized what
I had accomplished was
fantastic. I was so grateful to
everyone that helped me get
to that point," said Thomas.
Photos: Natalie Hamlet

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Cassidy^peber, Cecilia Kammire, Evelyn Leon,
Erica B ow e, Josefina Labra, M olly Bernard, CJ
Cappuccfo, Andrew Desalvo, Sarah Lassiter,
Brad St|/nden, Niel Ingle, Andrew Kabealo, Joey
Abrioli', Jake Rademaker, Anderson Hiser,
Phillip Pfieffer, Luke Kreber, Ryan Moon,
Phillj^ McDonough, Conor Coxwell, Davide
L iu ^ i, Jarrett Klein, Liam Brennan, Jose
Lemandez, Collin Kaehler, Steven Andress,

ackson Wayne, Giacomo Arnaboldi

Back Row: Adam Pitman, Chris Ganzer, Marie
Lawson, Amanda Brechko, Jeannie Pfieffer,
Natalie Hamlet, Kelly Gaylord
Lront Rpw; Katie Herzberger, Olivia D ioli, Diana
Fernandez, Gabriella Angiolino

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Back Row: David Seidel, Isaac Kohl, Brendan Chase
Sixth R o w Joseph Spillane, Patrick Lancaster, Nathan
Strasser, Drew Ritzel
Fifth Roy: Cecilia Haggas, Natalie Kolosieke, Casey
Martin, ICandyce Sturgeon, Justin Wear, Francis Byungura
Fourth Row: Lizzie Knorr, Riley Russell, Erin Silva, Alex

Finge^Gennaro Coppola
Third Row: Thomas Gessner, William Truskolaski, Kyra
Barnes, Andrew Budzinski
Seomd Row: Parker Rose, Josie Snarr, Caroline Chase,
J(Jy Cha, Alex Chinnasami, Noah Sorrell

t Row: Trevor Bode, Sean Muller, Hailee Rose, Garrett
Price, William Vitola

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Dascenzp, Daniel Kelly, Emily Elliot, Landis
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Jeannie Egan, Sergio Gonzalez

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Clarke, Harrison Simpson, Nick
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Ben Babcock, Vance Jacobsen,
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Back Row: Trevor Patrick, Jack Arnold, Itseyiroli
Okojie, Brian Bec^am

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Harrison, Emma Fritts, Ella Allen-Bolton,
Danny Naviera, Max Aydelette

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Cortes, Karl Kuyler, Will Lorenz, Eddie
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Angino, Adam Chinnasami, John Weng, Alois Li,
^ Jeamm Egan
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Heim Bleyer, Sean Muller
Froflt Row: Gabriel Bisti, Joe Zhao

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Back Row: Jonathan Gao, Leo Li, John Weng,
Min Jung
Front Row: Ceci Wang, Shuyang Zhang, Shirley
Li, Jessie Zhang, Rainforest Li

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Back Row: Maximo Sprenkle, Gennaro Coppola,
Garrett Hope, Sean Muller
Front Row: Juan Montoya, Andrew Hoang, Grace
Forish, Kerry Garner, Heidi Bleyer, Alba Maria,
Paulo Morrillo

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Brianna Paul, Charlotte Dabar, Chase Barfeer,
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Standen, Olivia Kennedy, Izabelle BeriTSudez,
Henry Sloyan, Lilly Bernard, Caroline/toyte,

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O'Shaughnessy, Matthew Bruns, ^harlotte
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Thomas Hamlet, Reid Leatherngill, Pjitrick
Coxwell. Alex Binder, Sard Lohn
Middle Row: Jack Lorenz, Jacob GojMman,
Alex Dioli, Tyler Lininger, Matt I|brndon,
Jackson Herndon, Max Merrill, jMgardo
Gonzalez, Maximoj^prenkle

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Front Row: Peyton Hagler, Shannon Statler,
Amantt Chappell, Emily Waite, Olivia Forish,
James Lucas

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Riley SuMivan, Edward Yan

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Back Row: Matthew Lawver, Kenneth McDonald,
Tyler Young, Justin Russell, Daegan Shigo, Jared
Russe^David Spencer
Front Row: Xavier Preudhomme, Zelong Li, Joe
Zhou

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Ritchie Park, Joy Back, Joon Na, Michelle
Back, Pmer Ingle, Jin Woo Bae, Alec
Merenc^no, Robert Glance, Kelly Vo, Joseph
Bruno

Matthew Lilje, Noah Sexton, Olivia Harnjtaill,
Gilles Gahima, Nash Sheehan, Skylar Ahiauty,

Brandon Sanchez, Cameron Bovendei/' Tony
Testa, Nich Schmitt, Alex Sargean^; Vance
Jacobsen, Mia Pappas, Connor Cartes, Ali

Southard, Jenny Iruela, Natalie Rosenfel^, Bridget
Simmons, Collin Clarke, Harrison Sinison, Alex
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Jack Blaisdell, Sara Kirkman, Lily Role, Claire
Namen, Hailee Rose, Josie Snarr, L ^ Marty,
Hope Suire, Beth Caress, Alexis Tubby

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Bode, Henry Sloyan, Logan Smith, Thomas
Gessner, Jackson Wayne, Alex Linger, Chris
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Chukwedebe, Belen Perez, Caroline Coyte,
Hannah O'Shaughnessy, Becky Auger

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Hagler, Riley Russell, Lauren Darnelf--.

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Ella Allen-Bolton, Breona Bland, Adam
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Harrison, Natalie Hamlet, Natalie Kolosieke,
William Ladka, Patrick Lancaster, Evelyn Leon,

Tyler Lininger, Claire McDonough/ Joseph
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Student Council

Carter Snannon, Sophia Lawrence, Lexi Marty,
Vance Jacobsen, McKenzie King, Matt Herndon,
Casey Martin, Jenny Iruela, Gus O'Hale, Noah
SaffterZ Ali Southard, Joseph Spillane, Tony
Teslay^Thomas Gessner, Alex Finger, Olivia
DiolL Kelly King, Molly Gamer, and Belen
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Kelly, Pettr Ingle, Winnie Liu, Ryan Moon
Middle irow: Bridget Kinsley, Cassidy Lechner,
Henry Sfoyan, Beth Palmisano, Andrew
DeSalv®, Andrew Kabealo, Jeannie Pfeiffer,
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Justiir Russell, Kelly King, Charlotte Dabar,
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andyce Sturgeon, Megan Standen, Anna Pfister,
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Dabi#, Natalie Kolosieke, Olivia Dioli, Marilyn
Butffirworth, Caroline Chase, Lydia Cortes; Front Row:
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Jake Rapemaker, Alex Sargeant, Carly Ziemba,
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