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Tim Hanlon ’12 Kristina Yannotta ’12 Ronni-Lynn Martinez ’10 Baseball Head Coach – Brian Kaschak Record: 4 – 13 Softball Head Coach – Ethan Lewis Record: 5 – 9 Boys Lacrosse Head Coach – Jon Siff Record: – 8 – 7 Girls Lacrosse Sunny Stirewalt ’10 Matt Smith ’10 Boys Tennis Head Coach – Catie Kersey Record: 7 – 2 Bijoy Ghosh ’11 All sports photos: Michael Touey Head Coach – Mike Balutanski Record: 14 – 1 Division Champions District AA Champions Qualified for States (lost first round to Moravian Academy 2-3) Girls Soccer Head Coach – John Hannigan Record: 1 – 12 Leah Eyerman is Sem’s new head coach for girls ice hockey. Leah is a 2004 graduate of Wyoming Seminary where she was on the first girls ice hockey team, serving as co-captain for three years and scoring 150 points in 60 games played. She started her college career at Buffalo State University where she was co-captain of the women’s ice hockey team for two years, played in 68 consecutive games and won the Unsung Hero Award in 2005. Leah graduated from Neumann College and played ice hockey for their team, which was ranked 10th in the nation. Prior to coming back to Sem, Leah spent two years at the Rumsey Hall School teaching science and starting their women’s ice hockey program. Leah has also coached at the Keystone State games for the last three years and served as a Power Skating Specialist Coach for Northwestern Hockey Program in Connecticut in 2008-2010. Scott Green is the wrestling team’s new head coach. Green completed his fourth season as assistant coach at Binghamton University, his alma mater, in 2009- 10. During that season he helped guide the Bearcats to a 21st place finish in the NCAA Div. I National Championship, a 2010 Colonial Athletic Association Conference championship and a 14-7-2 season record. Prior to joining Binghamton in 2006 he enjoyed a successful six-year tenure as wrestling coach at Oxford Academy and Central School in Oxford, N.Y. He also founded and runs Shamrock Wrestling, one of the largest and most successful wrestling clubs in the country. In 2010, Green served as a coach for the USA World Wrestling Team competing at the Junior World Championships in Budapest, Hungary in July. He received the USA Wrestling FILA Junior/University Person of the Year Award in 2009 in recognition of his many contributions to the sport. He also was named the state Sectional Coach of the Year in 2004 and Northeast New York Regional Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2001. 10
Welcome to Our New Teachers 2010-11 New Lower School Faculty 2010-11 New Upper School Faculty Lisa Bailey Fourth-Grade Teacher Bailey holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of Scranton and a master in business administration and elementary certification from Wilkes University. Bailey is a Lower School parent and worked in the front office for several years. John Eidam Fifth- and Sixth-Grade Science Teacher Before joining the Sem faculty, Eidam taught at the Swain School, St. Andrew’s Lower School and in the Miami-Dade County Public School System. A 1990 graduate of Wyoming Seminary, he holds a bachelor of science degree in elementary education from Susquehanna University. Nancy Federici First-Grade Teacher Federici has returned to Sem after having taught kindergarten at the Lower School several years ago. She has also served as substitute teacher and fifth- and sixth-grade field hockey coach. She holds a bachelor of arts degree with elementary certification from Wilkes University. Erin Griffin Fifth Grade Literacy Teacher Griffin has taught English, writing, oral communications and literature courses at area public and parochial schools and has worked as a free-lance writer. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in English from Villanova University and a master of education degree in English from East Stroudsburg University. Dawn Leas Eighth Grade English Teacher Previously the Lower School Director of Admission, Leas holds a bachelor of arts degree in communication from the University of Scranton and a master of fine arts degree in creative writing from Wilkes University. She recently published a book of poetry. Renée McGowan Eighth-Grade Math Teacher McGowan has served as a substitute math teacher in the Pittston Area schools and at Sem and also worked as a computer programmer/ analyst at Met Life. She holds a bachelor of science degree in mathematics with secondary education certification from King’s College. Marilyn Nygren First-Grade Teacher Nygren, a 2009-10 long-term sub in one of Sem’s first-grades, taught kindergarten at the Fort Montgomery/Highland Falls School District and the West Point preschool and pre-kindergarten school in upstate New York. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Ohio State and a master’s from SUNY, New Paltz. Aaron Stoker Middle-School Math Teacher Prior to joining Sem’s faculty, Stoker taught math at the former Bishop Hoban High School and served as an adjunct math teacher at Wilkes University. He also served as a math teacher in the Wilkes Upward Bound program. He holds a bachelor’s degree in telecommunications and journalism from Wilkes. Janet Thatcher Middle-School Math Teacher Thatcher most recently taught math at the Pocono Mountain School District and has served as a music therapist and a resource coordinator at Lourdesmont High School. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in music from Misericordia University and teacher certification in special education and middle school math from Marywood University. Antoinette Allen Math Teacher Allen is a 2000 graduate of Columbia University with dual degrees in economics and political science as well as an M.A. in mathematics education from Teachers College, Columbia (2005). She has been teaching in public and private schools since 2004, most recently at the Pine Crest School (Fla.). At Sem, Allen teaches algebra I, II and geometry, coaches field hockey and lacrosse and lives in Swetland Hall. David Danilack Math Teacher Following a five-week stint as a substitute in our math department last spring, Danilack returns to a full-time position this fall. He retired from Wilkes-Barre Area in 2009 following a more than 30- year teaching career. He has a math degree from King’s College and an M.B.A. from the University of Scranton. Jim Doherty Math Teacher Doherty is a 1986 graduate of The University of Florida where he earned a B.S. in mathematics education and an M.Ed in mathematics education. He is currently pursuing an Ed.D. at Florida Atlantic University. Doherty has been teaching in independent schools since 1987 as well as at the community college level. He was the math department chair at the Kent Place School in New Jersey. At Sem, he is our math department chair and teaches pre-calculus honors, AP statistics and AB calculus. Leah Eyerman Admission Assistant and Girls Ice Hockey Coach Eyerman is a 2008 Magna Cum Laude graduate of Neumann College, where she received a B.S. in environmental science and education. She started her college career at Buffalo State University where she was a captain of the women’s ice hockey team for two years. A member of Sem’s first women’s ice hockey team, Eyerman works in the admission office and is the girls head ice hockey coach. Scott Green English Teacher and Wrestling Coach A 1993 graduate of Binghamton University (B.A. in literature and rhetoric), Green has taught English and Special Education at two schools and has helped to run the Children’s Home for the Wyoming Conference. He was the assistant wrestling coach for Binghamton University and runs the Shamrock Wrestling Club, one of the most successful wrestling training clubs in the United States. At Sem, Scott teaches public speaking and English and is the head wrestling coach. David Klann Science Teacher Klann earned an M.S. in astronomy from the University of Arizona and an A.B. in physics/geophysics from Brown University. He has been teaching in independent schools and community colleges for over thirty years. He also taught at the Stony Brook School in New York. At Sem, Klann teaches physics honors, AP physics and astronomy and is part of the team teaching robotics. 11
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