goldenlions - St. Pius X Catholic High School

St. PiuS X 

CatholiC high SChool 

GOLDEN LIONS 

FALL 2012 

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

Special Thanks to 

® 

North Druid Hills 

Our Maloof Level Sponsors

G O L D E N L I O N S 


Welcome to the campus of St. Pius X Catholic High School. 

We are happy to have you here with us 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. 

St. Pius is justifiably proud of its great athletic tradition, the 

manner in which our young athletes bring honor and distinction 

to themselves, their families and to our school. We continue 

to be honored each year by the Georgia Athletic Directors 

Association for placing among the elite programs in our respective 

classification. Our prayer is that the lessons and discipline learned 

through participation in athletics will enable our young people to 

develop their potential to the fullest. 

We are also very proud of the relationship over the years with the 

fine schools with whom we compete. We wish to issue a special 

welcome to the visitors from other schools and to all returning 

St. Pius 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. We all look forward to 

another successful year for the St. Pius athletic program. 

Warmest regards, 


Steve Spellman 

Principal 

Our st. Maloof pius x catholic Level high Sponsors school 

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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 82% of our students participate in the program. Last year 

21 of our 22 varsity teams advanced to the state playoffs. We 

as a community were very proud that we were awarded the 

Georgia High School Association Region 5-AAA Sportsmanship 

Award. These offer confirmation of the hard work and spirit 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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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. 

2012-13 Athletic Association Board Members 

Name 

Office 

Mark Krause...................... President 

Mac Orr............................. President Elect 

Cecelia Corso................... Secretary 

Jim Tuttle........................... Treasurer 

Eileen Crochet.................. Membership 

Tom Novack...................... Concessions 

Barb Osment..................... Program Ads 

Rhonda Brum.................... Golf Tournament 

Stacy Bean........................ Christmas Classic 

Jerry Beck......................... Coke Sale 

Mark Doelling.................... Sponsorships 

Pamela Brazell.................. Program Design/Picture Days 

Ann Cain........................... Program Design/Picture Days 

Athletics 

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St. Pius X Catholic High School 

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 

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. 

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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 

$2.2 million is raised. 

program offered at 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 

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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 

2012 Graduates: 270 (121 Boys; 149 Girls) 

Total Alumni: 10,705 

Largest Matriculation for 

Class of 2012 

In State 

Georgia Southern University........................35 

University of Georgia....................................31 

Georgia College & State University............28 

Georgia Tech.................................................11 

Georgia State University.................................8 

Berry College...................................................4 

Mercer University.............................................4 

Out of State 

University of Alabama..................................19 

University of Mississippi....................................9 

Auburn University............................................8 

University of South Carolina...........................6 

Birmingham-Southern College......................4 

The Citadel......................................................4 

Graduates Attending 4 Year Colleges.... 98% 

Graduates Attending 2 Year Colleges...... 2% 

Enrollment for 2011-12 

Total: 1114 (Grades 9-12) 

Boys: 514 (46%); Girls: 600 (54%) 

Minority Enrollment: 222 (20%) 

Academic Program 

Instruction at 3 levels: 

•AP •Honors •College Prep 

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

Testing Information 

SAT range for mid-50% 

of Class of 2012................................1060-1260 

2012 National Merit Program Honorees: 

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

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

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

Number of AP Exams 

Taken in 2011-12..........................................784 

Faculty..................................................... 94 

Doctoral degrees............................................4 

Specialist degrees...........................................7 

Master’s degrees..........................................56 

Bachelor’s degrees.......................................27 

Catholic..........................................................66 

Non-Catholic.................................................28 

Teachers’ average experience.....17.5 years 

Tuition 2012-13 

Grades 9-12..........................................$11,430 

St. Pius X Facilities 

Classrooms.....................................................62 

Computer labs................................................4 

Science labs....................................................8 

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.......................................1 

Gyms.................................................................2 

Fields.................................................................4 

Fitness center...................................................1 

Track.................................................................1 

Athletics 

(61 teams at all levels) 

Fall Sports: 

Cheerleading - Competition 

Cheerleading - Spirit 

Cross Country - Girls & Boys 

Football 

Softball – Fast pitch 

Volleyball - Girls 

Winter Sports 

Basketball - Girls & Boys 

Cheerleading - Spirit 

Dance Team 

Swimming/Diving - Girls & Boys 

Wrestling 

Spring Sports: 

Baseball 

Golf - Girls & Boys 

Lacrosse - Girls & Boys 

Soccer - Girls & Boys 

Tennis - Girls & Boys 

Track - Girls & Boys 

Athletic Participation 

High School Teams: 

912 students (82%) 

6th, 7th, 8th Grade Teams: 

355 students 

Fine Arts Program 

Band 

Chorus 

Dance 

Drama 

Guitar 

Visual Arts 

Fine Arts Participation 2011-12 

Students......................................633 (57%) 

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 

School Motto 

Domini Sumus - “We are the Lord’s” 

(Romans 14:8b) 

School Colors 

White, Gold, and Blue 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

2674 Johnson Road, NE 

Atlanta, GA 30345 

404-636-3023 

www.spx.org 

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2011-2012 

Golden Lion Athletics 

List of Champions 

National Rankings 

Boys’ Soccer, 43rd place in ESPN Rise Fab 50 

State Championships & Runner-ups 

- Boys’ Cross Country 

- Girls’ Tennis 

- Girls’ Cross Country (Runner-up) 

- Volleyball (Runner-up) 

State Playoffs 

- Girls’ Swimming & Diving, 3rd place 

- Boys’ Soccer, Semifinals 

- Boys’ Golf, 6th place 

- Boys’ Swimming & Diving, 6th place 

- Girls’ Golf, 7th place 

- Football, Quarterfinals 

- Girls’ Soccer, Quarterfinals 

- Boys’ Tennis, Quarterfinals 

- Boys’ Track & Field, 11th place 

- Competition Cheerleading, 11th place 

- Girls’ Track & Field, 25th place 

- Wrestling, 31st place 

- Baseball, 1st round 

- Girls’ Basketball, 1st round 

- Boys’ Lacrosse, 1st round 

- Girls’ Lacrosse, 1st round 

- Softball, 1st round 

Region Championships & Runner-ups 

- Competition Cheerleading 

- Boys’ Cross Country 

- Girls’ Cross Country 

- Football 

- Girls’ Soccer 

- Softball 

- Girls’ Tennis 

- Volleyball 

- Baseball (Runner-up) 

- Girls’ Basketball (Runner-up) 

- Boys’ Soccer (Runner-up) 

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2011-12 SENIOR ATHLETES OF THE YEAR 

TAYLOR GLENN 

Taylor was a four year Varsity Soccer player and Cross Country runner. She was 

instrumental in leading our Soccer team to three consecutive State Championships 

and one National Championship. She was also a lead runner on a State Runner-Up 

and State Championship Cross Country team. Taylor will be most remembered for her 

competitiveness and ability to “come up big” in the contests that mattered most. She 

is currently playing soccer at Elon University. 

TREY WHITE 

During his time at St. Pius X, Trey participated in Football, Basketball, Baseball and 

Tennis. He was a three year starter at quarterback on the Football team. Trey was 

an outstanding athlete, but he was best known for his leadership, enthusiasm and 

competitive spirit. Trey is currently playing football at The Citadel. 

2012-13 GEORGE B. MALOOF SCHOLARSHIP 

caroline wooten 

Caroline has been a starter on the Girls’ Soccer team for the last three years. She 

helped lead the team to consecutive State Championships in 2010 and 2011. 

Caroline is a phenomenal athlete who possesses blazing speed. This combined with 

her outstanding skills means she is always a threat on the field. Most notably, though, 

she has that knack for scoring a goal when you need one most. Coach Maloof loved 

those kinds of players! 

JACK SPEAR 

Jack has participated in both Football and Baseball for the last three years. He will be 

a significant contributor to both teams in this his senior year. An outstanding athlete, 

Jack is best known for his determination and leadership abilities; two qualities Coach 

Maloof would have loved! 

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Year Won Lost Tied Playoffs Head Coach 

2011..................10.............. 0...............0............ 2-1 [State Quarterfinals] ....................Paul Standard 

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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1958 Head Coach: George Maloof 

career Record @ SPX (168-86-12) 

Team Record: 6-2 

SPX Opponent Score Result 

NO RECORDS FOUND 


team Record: 9-1 






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 


7 Dalton 21 L 

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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 






12 Gainesville 23 L 


35 Wills 0 W 

21 Southwest 6 W 


6 Woodward 6 T 


0 Westminster 7 L 

14 Marist 0 W 




0 Woodward 12 L 


24 Decatur 7 W 

0 Marist 13 L 



6 Clarkston 14 L 


35 Peachtree 0 W 

21 Shamrock 13 W 





14 Sandy Springs 14 T 



7 Gainesville 35 L 


7 Clarkston 7 T 


7 Peachtree 6 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 





31 Marist 6 W 

29 Milton 6 W 



3 Lovett 0 W 


23 Campbell 0 W 







0 Woodward 0 T 


7 Decatur 0 W 

19 Marist 7 W 

14 Gordon 0 W 


14 Mary Persons 21 L 





20 Milton 0 W 






12 Gordon 14 L 


9 Mary Persons 7 W 





6 Lakeshore 35 L 


0 Avondale 22 L 



28 Ridgeview 24 W 

28 Aquinas 0 W 

14 Riverwood 13 W 


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0 Lakeshore 44 L 




7 Marist 17 L 



35 Aquinas 19 W 

15 Riverwood 26 L 

9 Roswell 6 W 




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 












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 




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 



1984 Head Coach: Ken Durham 

career Record @ SPX (1-9) 



0 Buford 21 L 






10 Henderson 27 L 

0 Shamrock 28 L 



1985 Head Coach: Paul Sullivan 




27 Buford 7 W 










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14 North Clayton 28 L 



12 Crestwood 26 L 




22 Marist 36 (OT) L 


35 Milton 0 W 

1989 Head Coach: Bill Waters 



8 Meadowcreek 28 L 




0 Marist 54 L 



-- Westlake -- PPD 



1992 Head Coach: Brion Dietsch 






3 Marist 42 L 


15 C’tral Carrollton 35 L 

7 Henry County 34 L 

7 Stockbridge 14 L 

28 Eagle’s Landing 6 W 

29 Sandy Creek 19 W 




14 North Clayton 39 L 



17 Crestwood 24 L 




6 Marist 41 L 

Clarkston 

L 

Milton 

L 





6 Meadowcreek 0 W 




0 Marist 14 L 



8 Westlake 34 L 


Chamblee 

L 




14 North Gwinnett 27 L 

0 Decatur 21 L 


6 Marist 49 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 

1993 Head Coach: John 

Alexander, SPX ‘80 

Career Record @ SPX (17-23) 



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 





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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 

Career Record @ SPX (96-34) 



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 

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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 Cnty. Cen. 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 






6 Grady 7 L 




24 Allatoona 17 W 

7 Carrollton 14 L 





35 Benedictine 0 W 






49 Grady 16 W 


Region 5-AAA Championship 



48 Shaw 14 W 


0 Cairo 21 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 1518 2009 

3 Trey White 1444 2011 

4 Cole Moon 1391 2008 


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 


2 Thomas O’Leary 64 2011 




Rushing Touchdowns 





5 Logan Rosborough 11 2011 

5 Logan Rosborough 11 2010 

5 Evan Tighe 11 2003 

Touchdown Passes 






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 Trey White 245 North Hall 2011 

3 Cole Moon 214 Washington 2008 

4 Cole Moon 195 North Atlanta 2008 

5 Cole Moon 193 Miller Grove 2007 

6 Trey White 189 Benedictine 2011 

7 Cole Moon 180 Grady 2008 

8 Trey White 177 Woodward 2011 

9 Logan Rosborough 165 North Atlanta 2011 

10 Trey White 164 Allatoona 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 

2 Logan Rosborough 4 North Atlanta 2011 

2 TJ Holloman 4 Grady 2011 

4 Trey White 3 Benedictine 2011 

4 Cole Moon 3 Oconee County 2009 

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 

Total Rushing Yards 

1.......... 4,315....................2011 

2.......... 4,060....................2009 

3.......... 3,251....................2010 

Total Passing Yards 

1.......... 1,377....................2004 

2.......... 1,070....................2003 

3.......... 868.......................2002 

Total Offense 


1.......... 4,723....................2009 

2.......... 4,656....................2011 

3.......... 3,932....................2010 

Rushing Yards Per Game 

1.......... 331.9....................2011 

2.......... 312.3....................2009 

3.......... 285.7....................2008 

Passing Yards Per Game 

1.......... 125.2....................2004 

2.......... 82.3......................2003 

3.......... 78.9......................2002 

Total Offense Per Game 

1.......... 372.2....................2011 

2.......... 363.3....................2009 

3.......... 339.9....................2008 

Average Points Scored 

Per Game 

1.......... 35.3......................2009 

2.......... 34.2......................2010 

3.......... 34.0......................2008 

Fewest Rushing Yards 

Allowed 

1.......... 1,023....................2009 

2.......... 1,351....................2011 

3.......... 1,383....................2007 

Fewest Passing Yards 

Allowed 

1.......... 662.......................2005 

2.......... 690.......................2010 

3.......... 722.......................2004 

Fewest Total Yards 

Allowed (Rushing + Passing) 

1.......... 2073.....................2009 

2.......... 2147.....................2010 

3.......... 2166.....................2005 

Fewest Rushing Yards 

Allowed Per Game 

1.......... 78.7......................2009 

2.......... 103.9....................2011 

3.......... 115.3....................2007 

Fewest Passing Yards 


1.......... 55.6......................2003 

2.......... 57.5......................2010 

3.......... 65.6......................2004 

Fewest Total Yards 


1.......... 159.5....................2009 

2.......... 168.0....................2011 

3.......... 177.8....................2003 

Fewest Points 


1.......... 7.3........................2009 

2.......... 7.9........................2011 

3.......... 8.8........................2010 

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TEAM GAME Records 

Total Rushing Yards Opponent Year 

1..................... 486.................... Benedictine...........2011 

2..................... 458.................... North Springs.........2005 

3..................... 454.................... North Hall...............2010 

4..................... 451.................... Columbia...............2006 

5..................... 450.................... Washington............2008 

Total Passing Yards 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 


1..................... 566.................... Benedictine...........2011 

2..................... 538.................... Riverwood.............2010 

3..................... 534.................... Columbia...............2006 

4..................... 504.................... Riverwood.............2008 

5..................... 490.................... North Springs.........2005 

Points Scored Opponent Year 

1..................... 66...................... Riverwood.............2008 

2..................... 62...................... North Springs.........2010 

3..................... 60...................... North Springs.........2011 

4..................... 56...................... GAC.......................2009 

5..................... 55...................... North Springs.........2007 

5..................... 55...................... Druid Hills................2010 

Fewest Yards Opponent Year 

Rushing Allowed 

1.....................-14..................... North Springs.........2010 

2...................... 4....................... North Springs.........2011 

3..................... 10...................... Forsyth Central......2005 

4..................... 13...................... Oconee County...2009 

5..................... 26...................... Miller Grove...........2006 

Fewest Passing Opponent Year 

Yards Allowed 

1....................-2........................ Pebblebrook.........2006 

1....................-2........................ Riverwood.............2003 

3.................... 0......................... Miller Grove...........2006 

3.................... 0......................... Druid Hills................2010 

5.................... 4......................... Blessed Trinity.........2003 

Fewest Total Opponent Year 

Yards Allowed 


1.................... 2......................... North Springs.........2010 

2................... 16........................ North Springs.........2011 

3................... 23........................ Forsyth Central......2005 

4................... 26........................ Miller Grove...........2006 

5................... 59........................ Blessed Trinity.........2003 

Fewest Points Opponent Year 

Allowed 

1..................... 0........................ Benedictine...........2011 

1..................... 0........................ North Springs.........2011 

1..................... 0........................ North Atlanta........2011 

1..................... 0........................ Druid Hills................2011 

1..................... 0........................ Washington............2011 

1..................... 0........................ Druid Hills................2010 

1..................... 0........................ Forsyth Central......2005 

1..................... 0........................ Lakeside.................2005 

1..................... 0........................ Miller Grove...........2006 

1..................... 0........................ North Atlanta........2010 

1..................... 0........................ North Atlanta........2009 

1..................... 0........................ North Springs.........2010 

1..................... 0........................ North Springs.........2007 

1..................... 0........................ Oconee County...2009 

1..................... 0........................ Salem.....................2007 

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Football Coaches 

Row 1: Todd Stewart, John Embry, Wendell Early, Jerry Stewart, Head Coach Paul Standard, 

Charles Kicker, Bob Gilbert, Chris Fason, Chad Garrison 

Row 2: Brian Connors, Tom Ksionzyk, Eddie Smith, JT Gilbert, Michael Lancaster, Jim Walsh 

MILESTONE VICTORIES 

Victory Opponent Score Year Head Coach 

1st Gordon 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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Row 1: Maggie May 

Row 2: Cindy Standard, Paul Standard, 

Mary Kate, Paul III, Elizabeth 

Brennan, Kelci, Mackenzie, Barbara 

and Chad Garrison 

1st row: Ben Carson, Mary Gilbert 

2nd row: Sara Gilbert, Christi Carson, 

Jill Gilbert, Andrew Carson 

3rd Row; Bob Gilbert 

Sharon and Jerry Stewart 

Row 1: Maggie, Olivia, Mary Beth 

Row 2: Chris and Megan Fason 

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Paul Standard, Head Coach 

Coach Standard enters his 12th 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 96-34. 

The 2011 team finished with a 12-1 record and a final ranking of #8 in Class AAA. The 2010 

team finished with a 9-3 record and a 2nd round trip to the State Playoffs. The 2009 team 

finished with an 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 season included a 28-3 

victory over archrival Marist in the season 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 a 11-3 record and a trip to the Georgia Dome for the State Semi- 

Finals, 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 a 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. 

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 and physical education at St. Pius. He 

coached at Loganville for a 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, his teams 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. Cindy is an 

occupational therapist for Gwinnett County Schools. They have four children; Paul III (P.G.), 

22 (SPX ’09), a senior football player at LaGrange College; Elizabeth, 19, (SPX ’10), a junior at 

Georgia Southern, Mary Kate, 17 (SPX ’12), a freshman at Georgia Southern, and Margaret 

May, 8, a third grader at Immaculate Heart of Mary School. 

Jerry Stewart, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 

Coach Stewart enters his 10th year at St. Pius as the Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers 

Coach. 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 45-0. 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, who is a retired educator, have four children; 

Kevin, a Furman graduate and football player, is a physical education teacher at Lumpkin 

County High School, wife Krista and two daughters Addison and Ansley; Kim, an Auburn 

graduate, a guidance counselor at North Gwinnett High School, husband Charlie and new 

baby born in August; Shannon, an Auburn graduate, who lives and works in Charleston, SC, 

husband Jamie and son James and Todd who is a teacher and coach at St. Pius X. 

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Chad Garrison, Offensive Line/Strength & Conditioning 

Coach Garrison begins his 13th year at St. Pius X as the offensive line coach, 11th as the 

Physical Education Department Chair and 7th as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach 

for all Golden Lion athletes. A 1990 graduate of North Georgia College, he coached for 

nine years at Campbell High School and The Lovett School. He served as the Head Track 

& Field coach at St. Pius X from 2006 – 2011. During those six seasons his teams won a Boys 

and Girls State Championship in 2006, had two State Runner-up finishes and won multiple 

Region Championships. Coach Garrison was name the Track & Field Coach of the year by 

the Atlanta Track Club and the Atlanta Journal Constitution. He has also been named the 

GHSA Assistant Coach of the Year in football (1992, 1993, 2009 & 2011) and basketball (1993, 

1994). He and his wife of 24 years, Barbara have three children; Kelci, 21 SPX 2009; Mackenzie, 

18 (SPX 2013); and Brennan, 15 (SPX 2016). 

Bob Gilbert, Tight Ends/Special Teams 

Coach Gilbert is beginning his 12th year at St. Pius as a football coach. This year Coach Gilbert 

will coach the Tight Ends and Coordinate the Special Teams. Coach Gilbert has also served 

as Head 9th Grade coach-for the past six years he has coached the defensive secondary/ 

defensive ends and coordinated of all special teams. 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 and then went to Forsyth Central for two years 

as a football coach and Head Baseball Coach. Coach Gilbert teaches Physical Education, 

Health and Weight Training. He has four daughters; Katy, 18, SPX 2012; Sara, 15 a Sophomore 

at SPX; Jill, 11; and Mary Margaret, 7. Coach Gilbert will be busy this spring as he is engaged to 

Kristi Carson. Kristi is a 1985 Graduate of St. Pius and is the mother of Andrew, 15, a Sophomore 

at SPX and Ben, 13. 

Chris Fason, Receivers 

Coach Chris Fason enters his seventh year coaching Varsity Receivers for St. Pius. After serving 

in the United States Marine Corps, Coach Chris 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 (15-0) 1997 AA Golden Hawks 

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 currently 

teaches PE at St. Jude the Apostle Catholic School in Sandy Springs and is also an Assistant 

Baseball Coach. Coach Fason recently celebrated 13 years of marriage to his wife, Megan, 

and his greatest achievements are named Maggie 11, Mary Beth 9, and Olivia 6. 

Todd Stewart, Defensive Ends/Special Teams/Video Scouting Coordinator 

Coach Stewart begins his 3rd year at St. Pius X. Coach Stewart graduated from Parkview 

High school where he participated in football, basketball, and track. He was an All-State 

Linebacker his senior year and played on two undefeated AAAAA State Championship 

Football Teams at Parkview. Coach Stewart graduated from Kennesaw State University with 

teaching certificates in Social Studies and Special Education. He will be teaching in the study 

support program at St. Pius X High School and coaching the varsity defensive ends. 

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CHARLES KICKER, RUNNING BACKS 

Charles Kicker begins his 35th year of coaching and his 3rd at St. Pius X. A native of Birmingham, 

AL, Coach Kicker graduated from West End H.S. (’71). He received his B.S. Ed. (’75) and M.S. 

Ed. (’76) from Jacksonville St. University and his Ed. S. (’86) from the University of Southern 

Mississippi. He retired from Georgia public schools after serving as a teacher, coach and 

administrator at West Laurens H.S., East Laurens H.S., Treutlen H.S. and Forsyth Central H.S. for 

32 years. His wife, Nanette, is retired from the Sequoyah Regional Library System. Nanette has 

also been named as “Grandmother of the Year” by her two grandsons, Kicker and Thomas 

Pedersen. They are proud parents and grandparents. A failure at retirement, Coach Kicker is 

happy to be at St. Pius X and back in coaching. 

Wendell Early, Secondary 

Coach Early begins his 2nd year at St. Pius X. Coach Early is married to Dana and has two 

children; Danny (21) and Kelci (18). Dana serves at Pharr Elementary School in Gwinnett County 

working with K – 2 autistic children. Coach Early works at Shiloh High School, also in Gwinnett 

County, teaching Special Education in the Math Department. Coach Early received his BA 

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

Walden University. He has been teaching and coaching for 24 years; the first 16 was spent in 

Florida. Coach Early teaches Special Education in Gwinnett County at Shiloh High School. 

John Embry, Defensive Line/Video Scouting 

Coach Embry begins his 12th year coaching football and his 4th coaching at St. Pius. Before 

coaching at St. Pius, Coach Embry was a student assistant for both Auburn University and the 

University of Georgia. Coach Embry was the Varsity Linebackers Coach and JV Defensive 

Coordinator at Northview High School in 2008. He was also the Defensive Line Coach at 

Chamblee High School in 2007, a team that finished the season ranked 3rd in the state and 

made a trip to the Georgia Dome. Coach Embry teaches History at St. Pius and is married to 

his wife, Libby. 

J.T. Gilbert, Head Freshman Coach 

Coach Gilbert enters his 12th year at St. Pius X. Coach Gilbert is also the Varsity Baseball Head 

Coach. A graduate of Aquinas High School in LaCrosse, Wisconsin where he was a three sport 

athlete, Coach Gilbert received a scholarship to play baseball at the University of Minnesota. 

He graduated from Viterbo University with a degree in Religious Studies and then coached 

baseball at Viterbo University for four years. Coach Gilbert teaches theology at St. Pius X. 

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Jim Walsh, Assistant Freshman Coach 

Coach Jim Walsh begins his 41st year of coaching football. He and his wife, Susan, have 

been married for 39 years and have four children: Colleen (38), Nancy (Louis) Gospodareck 

(36), Bobby (34), and Meghan (Antonio) Smith (31). They also have four grandchildren, Grant 

and Allie Gospodareck, ages 9 and 7, and twins Bryson and Ansley Smith, who will be three 

in October. 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. 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. A veteran of the Vietnam War with the 

U.S. Navy, Coach Walsh will be an assistant ninth grade coach this year. 

Mike Lancaster, Assistant Freshman Coach 

Coach Lancaster is beginning his 34th year of teaching and coaching and his 3rd year at St. 

Pius, coaching both football and baseball. Coach Lancaster works for the Gwinnett County 

Public School System at Berkmar High School where he serves as the Department Chair for 

the Health and Physical Education Department and as the Head Wrestling Coach. Coach 

Lancaster and his wife, Lisa, have two children; Marc, 28, and Laura, 22. In addition, Coach 

Lancaster and Lisa are the proud grandparents of Collin, 8, Matthew, 4, and Peyton, 1. 

Tom Ksionzyk, Assistant Freshman Coach 

Coach Ksionzyk begins his sixth year coaching football at St. Pius. Coach Ksionzyk is also a 

Varsity Assistant Baseball Coach at St. Pius. Coach Ksionzyk teaches in the City of Decatur 

School System. Tom lives in Decatur with his wife Anne and has two sons, Kevin, St. Pius class 

of ‘05, and Brady, a senior at Druids Hills High School. 

Brian Connors, Assistant Freshman Coach 

Coach Connors begins his ninth 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 (20) (SPX 2010) a junior at Catholic University, Alexis (18) SPX 

2012 a freshman at Campbell University, Joey (15) a Sophomore at SPX, and Andrea (7). 

Eddie Smith, Assistant Freshman Coach 

Coach Smith is beginning his 38th year of coaching high school football. He has spent the last 28 

years of his career coaching the defensive line, and has been coaching the varsity defensive 

tackles here at St. Pius for Coach Paul Standard. A proponent of free substitution, Coach Smith 

is looking forward to coaching our freshmen players and working with our freshmen coaching 

staff. 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 in Gwinnett County. They have 

a son, Andrew (18), SPX 2012. He is an honor student and a three year letterman on our varsity 

lacrosse team. He will be attending Auburn University in the fall. Coach Smith is beginning his 

ninth year here at St. Pius and his 41st year of teaching. In addition to his coaching duties, 

Coach Smith is also a professor of English here at St. Pius. Coach Smith will be coaching the 

freshmen defensive tackles and will also be in charge of laundry and morale. 

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Tim Boggs, Head 8th Grade Coach 

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

is a 1982 graduate of St. Pius X and played and lettered under legendary coach George B. 

Maloof. He was also a teammate of Coach Standard, Coach Connors and Coach Benjamin. 

Coach Boggs has more than 14 years 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 25 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 24 years. They have two children, 

Cara (18), St. Pius class of 2012 and attends Georgia Southern University, and Liam (15), a 10th 

grade football player at St. Pius. 

Phil Lucado, Assistant 8th Grade Coach 

Coach Lucado is entering his third season coaching Middle School football at St. Pius. Phil is a 

native of Greensboro, NC, and a graduate of Guilford College. When not coaching, Phil is a 

Manager of Account Development with American Express. Phil and his wife Ann have been 

married for 19 years. They have one son, Will, who currently attends St John Neumann Regional 

Catholic School. Phil also coaches basketball at St John Neumann for the past five years. 

Christopher Benjamin, Assistant 8th Grade Coach 

Christopher (SPX ‘80) played under Coach George B. Maloof, was a team mate of Coach 

Standard, and also played basketball. Coach Benjamin begins his fourth year as a St. Pius 

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

Minnesota with a JD/MA. Christopher has worked at the Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention (CDC) for over 20 years. He coached youth football and baseball in the Sandtown 

Youth Sports Association in SW Atlanta for 8 years. Chris and his wife Judy have two children, 

Chris (14) a 9th grader at SPX and Alexandra (10), a 6th grader at St. John the Evangelist 

Catholic School. 

Ted Thomas, Assistant 8th Grade 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 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. The have 3 children, Brian, 21 (‘07), Tori, 18 (‘11) and Austin, 15 

(SPX - 9th Grades). 

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Kevin Whitlark, Assistant 8th Grade Coach 

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

team. He graduated from Cardinal Newman Catholic High School in South Carolina where 

he was a All State Guard & Linebacker. He also played linebacker at UC Berkeley. He is the 

youngest of nine brothers & four sisters. Four brothers played college football. He and is wife 

Lisa are the parents of six children: Erin, 11th Grade, Forrest 9th Grade at St. Pius X, Kate 8th 

Grade, Mary Grace 5th grade, Anna Elizabeth 3rd grade & Liam 1st Grade. All attend St. Pius 

X or Christ King. 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 Coach 

Coach Wannemacher begins his third year teaching 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 X, and now enjoys coaching at the middle school level at 

St. Pius. Coach Wannemacher works with the Atlanta Junior Golf Association and lives in Mid- 

Town. Coach Wannemacher is married to Lisette Buechner also a St. Pius X graduate of 2006. 

Stan Klinger, Assistant 8th Grade Coach 

Coach Klinger begins his second season as a St. Pius Offensive Coordinator for the 8th grade 

football team. He is a native of Atlanta and graduated from Druid Hills High School. Stan 

received a scholarship to play football in the Southern Conference at Davidson College. He 

was a four year starter on the football team and also lettered in wrestling and track at Davidson. 

He was later inducted into the Druid Hills High School Hall of Fame for his accomplishments. 

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 (SPX ‘16). Stan is in his 9th year of 

coaching youth football. Prior to his arrival at St. Pius, he coached Division I Travel Football for 

the Atlanta Colts where his teams reached the Championship in three of his last four seasons, 

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

seasons as Head Coach, Stan’s Team amassed a record of 40-14, culminating in a perfect 

season in 2010. 

Michael Hatter, Assistant 8th Grade Coach 

Michael Hatter is entering his fourth 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; class of 2004. 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. In addition to coaching football, Michael is a High School baseball umpire 

for Multi-County Baseball Association. Michael works for the Sports Rehabilitation Center of 

Dunwoody. 

Henry Lewis, Assistant 8th Grade Coach 

This is Coach Lewis first year coaching middle school football at St. Pius X. Last year he coached 

middle school football at Chapel Hill Middle School. He has more than 6 years of coaching 

youth football at Exchange Park and Wade Walker Park. He attended, and graduated from 

Taft College. He also attended the University of Houston where he was coached by Coach 

Jack Pardee, and under the leadership of quarterback Andre Ware. He has worked more 

than 20 years in the Trucking and Freightline business. He has been married for 19 years to his 

wife Valeria. They have 3 children, Vintonne (16), London (13), and Hunter (9). London is a 

player on the 8th grade St. Pius football team. 

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Terry Owens, Head 7th Grade Coach 

Coach Owens enters his 16th 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, then 

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 SPX. 

Ronny Cone, Assistant 7th Grade Coach 

Coach Cone begins his 11th 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, 24, who played football at Georgia Tech, Zachary, 22; 

a graduate of Parkview High School and University of Georgia student who was drafted by 

the Texas Rangers in 2010 and Amy, 19; who is a student at Georgia State University. 

Mike Fannon, Assistant 7th Grade 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 Raiders 1984-85. Coach 

Fannon coached JV linebackers at St. Pius X (1996) under head coach John Alexander (SPX 

80). Coach Fannon is in his 6th year at the 8th grade at St. Pius. He recently retired from the 

DeKalb County Police Department after 26 years. He is married to Paula Thomas Fannon (SPX 

’82). He has two daughters Danielle (SPX ‘07) a senior at Kennesaw State and Megan (SPX 

‘09) a sophomore at Georgia Southern and a member of their track team. 

Jonathan Roberts, Assistant 7th Grade Coach 

Coach Roberts (SPX ’08) begins his fourth year coaching linemen for the middle school 

program at St. Pius. He played middle school football under Coach Owens and high school 

football under Coach Standard as a guard, defensive end, and long snapper, including a 

trip to the Georgia Dome in 2006. Jonathan also played lacrosse at St. Pius as a defenseman. 

While at St. Pius, he received the George B. Maloof award in ‘06-’07 and was a team captain 

and the male athlete of the year in ‘07-‘08. He is currently studying Mechanical Engineering 

at Georgia Tech and plans to graduate this year. 

Kevin McCormick, Assistant 7th Grade Coach 

Coach McCormick begins his 9th year as a St. Pius X community coach. Having graduated 

from Xavier University (’80), Coach McCormick began coaching football 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 (smokin’ hot) wife of 

27years, Mary Ann is a teacher at St. Martin’s Episcopal School; his son Chris (Pius ’06) was an 

All American diver while at St. Pius, earning an athletic scholarship to University of Alabama 

from which he graduated; daughter Caitlin, a graduate of Appalachian State University, lives 

in Nicaragua and works with Amigos for Christ; and daughter Ellie is a Sophomore at Georgia 

College and State University in Milledgeville, GA. 

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Gary Schmitt, Athletic Trainer 

Gary 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, Team Physician/Orthopedist 

Dr. Cullen is one of ten children and was raised in Reading, PA. He begins his eight 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 in 

Georgia for 10 years and has his own practice, Georgia Sports Medicine. 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, 

9, Davis, 8, Lillian, 7, and Ford,5. 

Kenneth R. Mautner, MD, Team DoctoR 

Dr. Mautner came to Emory Sports Medicine in 2004. 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 team physician for 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 spine 

pain in athletes. 

Charles C. Cooper, DMD, Team Dentist 

Dr. Cooper practices general and cosmetic dentistry with the Atlanta Center for Cosmetic 

Dentistry. Now working with the St. Pius 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 at 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 

Tom Novack begins his 21st year as the Game Manager and Volunteer Coordinator 

at St. Pius X. He serves on the Athletic Association Board and manages the concession 

stands on campus. 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 customer support director. 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, and was a five-year athletic trainer for the Golden Lions. Bill’s interests 

include broadcasting, voice work, NASCAR, long, romantic walks to the refrigerator 

and, of course, Golden Lions Football. 

Andy Scantlebury, Statistician 

Rick Scheff, Statistician 

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GOLDEN LION SIBLINGS 

Blayne ‘14 & Anderson Bentley ‘16 

Chris ‘15 & Ryan Brazwell ‘13 

Andrew ‘15 & Ben Carson ‘17 

Grayson ‘13 & Ransom Klinger ‘16 

Brian ‘14 & Frank Lentini ‘14 

Nick ‘15 & Jack Spear ‘13 

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GOLDEN LIONS & ALUMNI PARENTS 

Blayne ’14, Leigh ’83 

& Anderson Bentley ‘16 

Tim ‘82 & Liam Boggs ‘15 

Christi ‘84, David ‘83, Nich ‘16 

& Michael Caragher ‘14 

Brian ‘80 & Joey Connors ‘15 

Thias ‘13 & Thias Diaz 

Mark ‘76 & Matthew Doelling ‘14 

Tom ‘76 & Cameron Fannon ‘15 Brian ‘14, Tony ‘83 

& Frank Lentini ‘14 

Eddy ‘ 82, Alyssa ‘13 

& Diana Guigau ‘82 

Mallory ‘16, Chandler ‘14 

& Tim Markhan ‘77 

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Varsity Football Roster 

# Player Yr. Pos(s) 

2 Ryan Foster 12 WR / DB 

3 Ryan Braswell 12 FB / LB 

4 Branden Mitchell 11 RB / DB 

5 Kevin O’Toole 11 RB / LB 

6 Ian Flinn 11 TE / DE 

7 Matthew Nall 10 QB / DB 

8 David Spratte 12 WR / DB 

9 Chandler Cooper 11 TE / DE 

10 Jack Spear 12 QB / DB 

11 Robby Moots 10 RB / LB 

13 Harris Woodward 12 WR / DB 

14 Thomas O’Leary 11 K 

15 Chris Wegener 11 WR / DB 

16 Berlin Sewell 12 WR / DB 

17 Ryan Kostensky 12 WR / DB 

18 Fred Dorsey 11 WR / DB 

19 Joey Connors 10 QB / DB 

20 Nick Ruffin 11 RB / DB 

21 Jack McIntyre 12 WR / DB 

22 Jack Pelt 11 RB / DB 

23 Sam Franke 10 RB / LB 

24 Nick Glass 11 RB / DB 

25 David DeLany 11 RB / DB 

26 Matt Pearson 12 WR / DB 

27 Michael Matthews 10 K 

28 Michael Sikorski 12 WR / DB 

30 Robby Jackson 12 RB / LB 

32 Daniel Crochet 11 RB / LB 

33 Brian O’Reilly 10 RB / DB 

34 Julian Holloman 10 WR / DB 

35 Nick Spear 10 RB / DB 

36 Jared Natsh 10 WR / DB 

37 Connor Hild 10 TE / DE 

38 Grant Fairvalley 11 WR / LB 

39 Blayne Bentley 11 RB / LB 

40 Peter O’Reilly 11 WR / LB 

41 Austin Thomas 10 WR / DB 

42 Dalton Wilson 10 RB / LB 

45 Casey Wilson 11 LS / DE 

46 Forest Whitlark 10 RB / LB 

# Player Yr. Pos(s) 

47 Brennan Fitzpatrick 10 RB / LB 

48 Patrick Winkeljohn 10 RB / LB 

50 Kyle Johnson 12 OL / DL 

51 Ty Mascara 10 OL / LB 

52 Michael Reddaway 12 OL / LB 

53 Andrew Jacon 10 OL / DE 

54 Luke Stokes 10 OL / DL 

55 Grayson Klinger 12 OL / DL 

56 Liam Boggs 10 OL / DL 

57 Quincy Nioporte 12 OL / DL 

58 Davis Price 12 OL / LB 

59 Michael Caragher 11 OL / DL 

60 Joe Newton 10 OL / DL 

61 Connor Foarde 10 OL / DL 

62 John Demos 11 OL / D 

63 Tommy Parks 11 OL / DL 

64 David Marsau 12 OL / DE 

65 Matthew Doelling 11 OL / DL 

66 John Garner 10 OL / DL 

67 Phineas Andrews 12 OL / DL 

68 Matthew Coklan 10 OL / DE 

69 Gilbert Orr 11 OL / DL 

70 Jordan Reticker 11 OL / DE 

72 Reid Lareau 11 OL / DL 

73 Brian Dugan 10 OL / DL 

74 Luke Taylor 12 OL / DL 

75 Colm Boyer 10 OL / DL 

76 Kyle Lewis 10 OL / DL 

77 Andrew Carson 10 OL / LB 

80 J.P. Graves 12 TE / DE 

81 Jack Gray 10 WR / DB 

82 Chandler Markham 11 WR / DB 

83 Riley Gessner 10 TE / DE 

84 Drew Einbender 10 WR / DB 

85 Chris Braswell 10 TE / DE 

86 Cameron Fannon 10 TE / DE 

87 Brian Lentini 11 WR / DB 

88 Bradley Schwaner 10 TE / DE 

89 Frank Lentini 11 WR / DB 

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Varsity Football, Cheerleaders & Support Staff 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Row 4: 

Row 5: 

Row 6: 

Row 7: 

Row 8: 

Corley Graves, Ali Bucher, Leah Rosenberg, Jeanne Whitley, Tori Mulford, Kaitlyn Gornowicz, 

Sallye Sullivan, Alison Buchanan, Stephanie Magri, Thais Diaz, Moira Sweeney, Meagan Huff, 

Michelle Cobb, Morgan Agnew, Rebecca Skidmore, Mackenzie Garrison, Demetria Walker, 

Laura Ouderkirk, Catherine Coakley, Hannah Bartle 

Abby Fraschilla, Coach Alison Bruckert, Coach Gary Schmitt, Daniel Wilson, Walton, Stephen Jacon, 

Erin Sheppard, Emily Jovert, Jennifer Richter, Alyssa Guigou, Abby Castro, Grayson Holt, 

Frank Martin, Martin Powell, Will Gillett, Rachel Remmes, Darby Reddaway, Connor O’Toole, 

Caroline Holt, Coach Meredith Miller, Maggie Smith 

Ryan Foster, Ryan Braswell, Branden Mitchell, Kevin O’Toole, Ian Flinn, Matt Nall, David Spratte, 

Chandler Cooper, Jack Spear, Robby Moots, Harris Woodward, Thomas O’Leary, Chris Wegener, 

Berlin Sewell, Ryan Kostensky 

Joey Connor, Nick Ruffin, Jack McIntyre, Jack Pelt, Sam Franke, Nick Glass, David DeLany, 

Matt Pearson, Michael Matthews, Michael Sikorski, Robby Jackson, Fred Dorsey, Daniel Crochet, 

Brian O’Reilly, Julian Holloman, Nick Spear 

Jared Natsch, Connor Hild, Grant Fairvalley, Blayne Bentley, Peter O’Reilly, Austin Thomas, 

Dalton Wilson, Casey Wilson, Forrest Whitlark, Brennan Fitzpatrick, Patrick Winklejohn, Kyle Johnson, 

Ty Mascara, Michael Reddaway, Andrew Jacon 

Luke Stokes, Grayson Klinger, Liam Boggs, Quincy Nieporte, Davis Price, Michael Caragher, 

Joe Newton, Connor Foarde, Johnny Demos, Tommy Parks, David Marsau, Matthew Doelling, 

John Garner, Phineas Andrews, Matthew Coklan, Gilbert Orr 

Jordan Reticker, Reid Lareau, Brian Dugan, Luke Taylor, Colm Boyer, Kyle Lewis, Andrew Carson, 

JP Graves, Jack Gray, Chandler Markham, Riley Gessner, Drew Einbender, Cameron Fannon, 

Brian Lentini, Bradley Schwaner, Frank Lentini 

Coach Brian Connors, Coach Tom Ksionzyk, Coach JT Gilbert, Coach John Embry, 

Coach Wendell Early, Coach Todd Stewart, Coach Jerry Stewart, Head Coach Paul Standard, 

Coach Bob Gilbert, Coach Chad Garrison, Coach Chris Fason, Coach Charles Kicker, 

Coach Tom Novak, Coach Jim Walsh, Coach Michael Lancaster, Coach Eddie Smith 

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Phineas Andrews #67 

Senior 

Home School 

Blayne Bentley #11 

Junior 

Our Lady of Assumption 

Liam Boggs #56 

Sophomore 

Immaculate Heart of Mary 

Colm Boyer #75 

Sophomore 


Chris Braswell #85 

Sophomore 

Mt. Vernon Presbyterian 

Ryan Braswell #3 

Senior 


Michael Caragher #59 

Junior 

Holy Redeemer 

Andrew Carson #77 

Sophomore 


Matthew Coklan #68 

Sophomore 

St. Jude 

Joey Connors #19 

Sophomore 

Autrey Mill 

Chandler Cooper #9 

Junior 

Christ The King 

Daniel Crochet #32 

Junior 

St. Thomas More 

David DeLany #25 

Junior 

St. Martins 

John Demos #62 

Junior 


Matthew Doelling #65 

Junior 


Fred Dorsey #18 

Junior 

St. Peter Claver 

Brian Dugan #73 

Sophomore 


Drew Einbender #84 

Sophomore 


Grant Fairvalley #38 

Junior 


Cameron Fannon #86 

Sophomore 


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Brennan Fitzpatrick #47 

Sophomore 

River Trail 

Ian Flinn #6 

Junior 

St. John Neuman 

Connor Foarde #61 

Sophomore 


Ryan Foster #2 

Senior 


Sam Franke #23 

Sophomore 


John Garner #66 

Sophomore 


Riley Gessner #83 

Sophomore 


Nick Glass #24 

Junior 

Charles Drew Charter 

J.P. Graves #80 

Senior 


Jack Gray #81 

Sophomore 

Holy Redeemer 

Connor Hild #37 

Sophomore 


Julian Holloman #34 

Sophomore 

Mr. Carmel Christian 

Robby Jackson #30 

Senior 


Andrew Jacon #53 

Sophomore 

St. John the Evangelist 

Kyle Johnson #50 

Senior 


Grayson Klinger #55 

Senior 

Peachtree Charter 

Ryan Kostensky #17 

Senior 


Reid Lareau #72 

Junior 


Brian Lentini #87 

Junior 


Frank Lentini #89 

Junior 


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Kyle Lewis #76 

Sophomore 


Chandler Markham #82 

Junior 

Holy Redeemer 

David Marsau #64 

Senior 


Ty Mascara #51 

Sophomore 


Michael Matthews #27 

Sophomore 


Jack McIntyre #21 

Senior 


Branden Mitchell #4 

Junior 


Robby Moots #11 

Sophomore 

Holy Spirit Prep 

Matt Nall #7 

Sophomore 


Jared Natsch #36 

Sophomore 


Joe Newton #60 

Sophomore 


Quincy Nieporte #57 

Senior 


Thomas O’Leary #14 

Junior 


Brian O’Reilly #33 

Sophomore 


Peter O’Reilly #40 

Junior 


Gilbert Orr #69 

Junior 

Shamrock Middle 

Kevin O’Toole #5 

Junior 


Tommy Parks #63 

Junior 

Henderson Middle 

Matt Pearson #26 

Senior 


Jack Pelt #22 

Junior 


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Davis Price #58 

Senior 


Michael Reddaway #52 

Senior 


Jordan Reticker #70 

Junior 


Nick Ruffin #20 

Junior 

Autrey Middle 

Bradley Schwaner #88 

Sophomore 


Berlin Sewell #16 

Senior 


Michael Sikorski #28 

Senior 


Jack Spear #10 

Senior 


Nick Spear #35 

Sophomore 

St. Francis 

David Spratte #8 

Senior 


Luke Stokes #54 

Sophomore 


Luke Taylor #74 

Senior 


Austin Thomas #41 

Sophomore 


Chris Wegener #15 

Junior 

Holy Redeemer 

Forest Whitlark #46 

Sophomore 


Casey Wilson #45 

Junior 

Tucker Middle 

Dalton Wilson #42 

Sophomore 


Patrick Winklejohn #48 

Sophomore 

Inman Middle 

Harris Woodward #13 

Senior 


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Quarterbacks 

Row 1: Coach Standard 

Row 2: Matthew Nall, Jack Spear, 

Joey Connors 

Tight Ends 

Row 1: Bradley Schwaner, Coach Gilbert, 

JP Graves, Cameron Fannon 

Row 2: Chris Braswell, Riley Gessner, Ian Flinn, 

Chandler Cooper, Connor Hild 

Receivers 

Row 1: Julian Holloman, Michael Sikorski, Jack McIntyre, Coach Fason, Drew Einbender, 

Frank Lentini, Brian Lentini 

Row 2: Chris Wegener, Ryan Kostensky, David Spratte, Harris Woodward, 

Chandler Markham, Patrick Winklejohn 

Row 3: Berlin Sewell, Jack McIntyre, Jared Natsh, Jack Gray, Grant Fairvalley, Ryan Foster 

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Running backs 

Row 1: Austin Thomas, David DeLany, Jack Pelt, Kevin O’Toole, Sam Franke, Nick Spear, 

Branden Mitchell, Brennan Fitzpatrick, Bobby Moots, Brian O’Reilly, Coach Kicker 

Row 2: Peter O’Reilly, Forest Whitlark, Dalton Wilson, Ryan Braswell, Blayne Bentley, 

Robby Jackson, Nick Glass, Nick Ruffin, Daniel Crochet 

offensive line 

Row 1: Connor Foarde, Ty Mascara, John Garner, Joe Newton, Andrew Carson, Matthew Coklan, 

Luke Stokes, Brian Dugan 

Row 2: Michael Caragher, Phineas Andrews, Luke Taylor, Kyle Johnson, Michael Reddaway, 

Matthew Doelling, David Marsau, Quincy Nioporte, Grayson Klinger, Davis Price, Gilbert Orr 

Row 3: Kyle Lewis, Tommy Parkes, Reid Lareau, John Demos, Jordan Reticker, Colm Boyer, 

Liam Boggs, Andrew Jacon, Coach Garrison 

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defensive backs 

Row 1: Jack Pelt, Jack McIntyre, Frank Lentini, Austin Thomas, Nick Spear, David DeLany, 

Drew Einbender, Matthew Nall 

Row 2: Coach Early, Ryan Kostensky, Julian Holloman, Peter O’Reilly, Harris Woodward, Brennan 

Fitzpatrick, Branden Mitchell, Michael Sikorski, David Spratte, Brian O’Reilly, Bobby Moots 

Row 3: Brian Sewell, Chris Wegener, Ryan Foster, Nick Glass, Nick Ruffin, Jared Nash, Jack Gray, 

Matt Pearson 

defensive ends 

Row 1: Chris Braswell, Ty Mascara, Connor Hild, Andrew Jacon,Riley Gessner 

Row 2: Jordan Reticker, John Demos, Matthew Coklan, Luke Stokes, Connor Foardes, 

Cameron Fannon 

Row 3: JP Graves, David Marsau, Casey Wilson, Ian Flinn, Chandler Cooper, Coach Stewart 

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linebackers 

Row 1: Bradley Schwaner, Forest Whitlark, 

Sam Franke, Patrick Winklejohn, 

Andrew Carson, Coach Stewart 

Row 2: Grant Fairvalley, Brian Lentini, 

Daniel Crochet, Davis Price, Ryan Braswell, 

Michael Reddaway, Kevin O’toole 

Row 3: Blayne Bentley, JP Graves, 

Dalton Wilson, Robby Jackson 

Kickers, snappers 

Row 1: Andrew Carson, Chris Wegener, 

Michael Matthews, Thomas O’Leary, 

Matthew Coklan 

Row 2: Coach J. Stewart, Davis Price, 

Michael Caragher, Jack Spear, 

Casey Wilson, Michael Sikorski, 

Coach T. Stewart 

defensive line 

Row 1: Phineas Andrews, Grayson Klinger, Quincy Nioporte, Kyle Johnson, Luke Taylor 

Row 2: Kyle Lewis, Tommy Parkes, John Garner, Joe Newton, Brian Dugan, Coach Embry 

Row 3: Liam Boggs, Reid Lareau, Michael Caragher, Matthew Doelling, Gilbert Orr, Colm Boyer 

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Seniors Playing Since 9th Grade 

Row 1: David Spratte, Jack McIntyre, Ryan Kostensky, Berlin Sewell, Jack Spear, Ryan Foster 

Row 2: Luke Taylor, Michael Sikorski, Harris Woodward, Robby Jackson, Ryan Braswell, 

Matt Pearson, Grayson Klinger 

Row 3: Davis Price, David Marsau, Quincy Nioporte, Phineas Andrews, Kyle Johnson, JP Graves 


Row 1: David Spratte, Jack McIntyre, Harris Woodward, Berlin Sewell, Jack Spear, Ryan Foster 

Row 2: Davis Price, Luke Taylor, Michael Sikorski, Robby Jackson, Matt Pearson, Grayson Klinger 

Row 3: David Marsau, Quincy Nioporte, Phineas Andrews, Kyle Johnson, JP Graves 

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Row 1: Berlin Sewell, David Marsau, Jack Spear, David Spratte, Matt Pearson, Ryan Foster 

Row 2: Robby Jackson, Phineas Andrews, Kyle Johnson, JP Graves 

Senior Playing Since 6th Grade 

David Marsau 

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freshman Football 

Row 1: Brennan Garrison, Nicky Williamson, Garrett Gooden, Michael Bresnahan, Michael Pate, 

Garrett Boden, Grant Walker, Reed Egan, Noah Bautista 

Row 2: Ransom Klinger, Harrison Bernhardt, Griffin Thomas, Jack Woods, Christian Bicego, 

Anderson Bentley, TJ Durr, Chandler Parks, Winston O’Stricker 

Row 3: Ryan Walsh, Jack Gillett, Lawson Cooper, Chris McNulty, Chris Benjamin, Chris Techman, 

Birook Woldeyohannes, Eric Long 

Row 4: Nick Covington, Austin Schleuter, Julian Mancini, Chad Nelson, Joe Reigner, 

Austin Holbrook, Andrew Shrestha, Griffin Loftus 

Row 5: Michael Brown, Joey Marburger, Andrew Hopkins, Max Long, Peyton Whelchel, 

Johan Cloer, Jake Beyer, Andrew Ballard, Brooks Amoroso 

Row 6: Ryan Lynch, Vickie Arenz, Kenzie Newton, Katherine, Klinger, John Evan Laughter, Joe Bulger 

Not pictured: Robert Barnett 

Schedule 

Date Time Opponent Location 

9/6 5:00 PM Blessed Trinity Home 

9/13 5:00 PM Westminster Away 

9/20 5:00 PM Buford Away 

9/27 5:00 PM Lovett Home 

10/4 6:00 PM Marist Away 

10/18 5:00 PM Greater Atlanta Christian Home 

10/25 5:00 PM Woodward Away 

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8th grade Football 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Row 4: 

Row 5: 

Row 6: 

Grant Holloman, George Haynes, Ian Horton, Kevin O’Reilly, Ben Carson, Sam Sly, 

Jordan Payne, Gregory Kostensky, Louis Leidenfrost 

Tim Beck, Kyle Zoeller, Daniel Sandoval, Matt Spear, Nick Pastrone, Nick Caragher, 

Jack Whitley, Jack Schwartz, Kennet Sorenson, Anthony Sapanora 

Anthony Thomas, Connor Artime, Reid Geheren, Munro Lortie, Thomas Brunner, 

Blake Harrison, London Lewis, Jacob Asher, Andrew Garcia 

Chandler Hodges, Hunter Kirkland, Tony Monti, Zach Goda, Olin Broadway, 

Will Ver Meulen, Juan Pablo Ponte, Will Lucado 

Andrew Harris, Joe Regas, Cameron Duke, Jordan Chatfield, Christopher Guilbert, 

Matthew Mulloy, Liam Hardy 

Coach Thomas, Coach Lewis, Coach Whitlark, Coach Boggs, Coach Lucado, 

Coach Klinger 

Schedule 


8/18 11:00 AM Holy Innocents’ Home 

8/25 10:30 AM Greater Atlanta Christian Away 


9/8 10:00 AM Westminster Away 

9/22 10:00 AM Marist Home 

9/29 10:00 AM Lovett Away 

10/6 10:00 AM Woodward Home 


10/18 7:00 PM Blessed Trinity Away 

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7th & 6th grade Football 

Row 1: Cole Einbender, Caleb Pruitt, Cole Roxbury, Ben White, Jared Hamilton, Gavin Guest, 

Trey Middleton, Daniel McKenzie 

Row 2: John Brown, Dominic Thomas, DeMarcus Mitchell, Parker Follmer, Patrick Molnar, 

Charlie Albert, Evan Smith 

Row 3: Micah Kane, Austin Coody, Max Spearman, Graham Hardy, Tyler Lingle, 

Robert Harbour, Marco Dinkins, Matthew Robertson 

Row 4: William Granada, Austin Branson, Will Laughter, Milo Powell, 

Samuel Schwaner, Thomas Mulloy 

Row 5: Coach Benjamin, Patrick Taylor, Andrew Henning, Charlie Henning, Andy Nelson, 

Coach Asip, Coach McCormick 

Row 6: Coach Fannon, Coach Owens, Coach Cone 

Not pictured: Gus Phelts, Winston Andrews 

Schedule 


8/18 9:00 AM Holy Innocents’ Home 

8/25 9:30 AM Lovett Away 


9/8 10:00 AM Westminster Home 

9/22 10:00 AM Marist Away 

9/29 10:00 AM Lovett Home 



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Student Athletic Trainers 

Row 1: Darby Reddaway, Alissa Goigou, Abby Castro, Rachel Remmes 

Row 2: Caroline Holt, Stephen Jacon, Coach Schmitt, Jennifer Richter, Emily Jovert 

SUPPORT STAFF 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Will Gillett, Erin Sheppard, 

Denny Walton 

Frank Martin, Martin Powell, 

Coach Schmitt, Connor O’Toole, 

Grayson Holt 

Webcast Crew 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Micheal Lambros, Jay Barnhardt, 

Julie Werner 

Alec House, Andrew Brinson, 

Andrew Barnhardt, Ashley Hogan 

Connor Huddleston, 

Kate Stauduhar, Bill Rigdon 

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Abby Castro 

Senior, Sports Medicine 


Will Gillett 

Junior, Film Crew 


Alyssa Guigou 

Senior, Sports Medicine 


Caroline Holt 

Freshman, Sports Medicine 


Grayson Holt 

Senior, Film Crew 


Stephen Jacon 

Sophomore, Football Mgr. 

St. John the Evangelist 

Emily Jovert 

Junior, Sports Medicine 


Frank Martin 

Senior, Film Crew 


Connor O’Toole 

Junior, Football Mgr. 


Martin Powell 

Senior, Student Reporter 


Darby Reddaway 

Sophomore, Sports Medicine 


Rachel Remmes 

Sophomore, Sports Medicine 


Jennifer Richter 

Junior, Sports Medicine 


Erin Sheppard 

Junior, Film Crew 


Daniel Walton 

Sophomore, Football Mgr. 


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Football 


8/17 7:30 PM Stephens County (Scrimmage) Away 


9/7 7:30 PM North Oconee Home 

9/14 7:30 PM Thomson Away 

9/21 7:30 PM Lovett Home 

9/28 7:30 PM Towers (Homecoming) Home 

10/5 7:30 PM McNair Avondale Stadium 

10/19 7:30 PM Cedar Grove * Home 


11/2 7:30 PM Blessed Trinity (Senior Night) Home 

11/9 7:30 PM Decatur Away 

11/16 TBA State Playoffs - Rd 1 TBA 


11/30 TBA State Quarterfinals TBA 

12/7 TBA State Semifinals TBA 

12/14 TBA State Championship Georgia Dome 

*Parochial Schools Night 

Competition cheerleading 


8/9 4:00 PM Blue Devil Battle of the Bows Norcross 

9/22 TBA Bulldog Cheer Classic North Gwinnett 

10/13 TBA Peachtree Ridge Invitational Peachtree Ridge 

10/20 TBA Atl. Public Schools Douglas (Atlanta) 

Cheerleading Championship 

11/3 3:35 PM Region Championship Roswell 

11/9 TBA State Sectionals Columbus 

11/10 TBA State Championship Columbus 

SOFTBALL 


8/8 5:00 PM Marist (Scrimmage) Home 

8/15 6:15 PM Buford Wesleyan 

8/17 4:00 PM Loganville Wesleyan 

8/18 9:30 AM Northview Wesleyan 

8/22 5:30 PM Eastside Home 

8/23 5:45 PM Westminster Home 

8/27 5:30 PM Riverwood Home 

8/29 5:55 PM Wesleyan Away 

8/30 5:30 PM McNair Home 

9/4 5:55 PM Lovett Away 

9/6 5:30 PM Cedar Grove Away 

9/7 TBA Shaw Tournament Columbus 

S. Commons 

9/8 TBA Shaw Tournament Columbus 

S. Commons 

9/11 5:30 PM Towers Away 



9/20 5:30 PM Decatur Home 

9/21 5:00 PM Central Gwinnett Away 

9/21 6:30 PM Northgate Central Gwinnett 

9/22 8:30 AM Loganville Away 

9/22 2:30 PM TBA Loganville 

9/22 4:30 PM Perry Loganville 

9/25 5:00 PM Buford Away 

10/3 TBA Region Playoffs TBA 



10/25-27 TBA State Championship Columbus 

S. Commons 

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Volleyball 


8/9 5:30 PM Woodward (Scrimmage) Away 

8/14 6:00 PM Roswell Chattahoochee 

8/14 7:00 PM Chattahoochee Away 

8/18 9:00 AM Chattahoochee Marist 

8/18 10:00 AM Eagles Landing Christian Marist 

8/18 11:30 AM Harrison Marist 

8/18 1:30 PM Sandy Creek Marist 

8/23 5:00 PM Lovett Away 

8/23 6:00 PM Wesleyan Lovett 

8/25 9:00 AM Lassiter Northview 

8/25 11:00 AM Landmark Christian Northview 

8/25 2:00 PM McIntosh Northview 

8/25 3:00 PM Allatoona Northview 

8/25 5:00 PM Northview Away 

8/31 TBA Ironman Tournament Huntsville (AL) 

9/1 TBA Ironman Tournament Huntsville (AL) 

9/7 TBA Lovett Block Party Lovett 

9/8 TBA Lovett Block Party Lovett 

9/11 5:00 PM East Hall Home 

9/11 7:00 PM Buford Home 

9/15 9:00 AM Starr’s Mill Home 

9/15 10:15 AM Westminster Home 

9/15 11:30 AM McIntosh Home 

9/15 12:45 PM Lassiter Home 

9/18 5:00 PM Cross Keys Away 

9/18 6:00 PM West Hall Cross Keys 

9/21 TBA Rocky Top Classic Karns (TN) 

9/22 TBA Rocky Top Classic Karns (TN) 

9/25 5:00 PM North Hall Away 

9/25 6:00 PM Decatur North Hall 

9/27 6:30 PM Marist Home 


10/2 6:00 PM Woodward Blessed Trinity 

10/4 5:00 PM Lakeside (DeKalb) Home 

10/4 7:00 PM Whitewater Home 

10/6 9:00 AM Whitewater Harrison 

10/6 10:00 AM North Cobb Harrison 

10/6 11:30 AM Eagles Landing Christian Harrison 

10/6 12:30 PM Harrison Away 

10/9 5:00 PM Area Playoffs TBA 

10/11 6:00 PM Area Playoffs TBA 



10/27 TBA State Quarterfinals TBA 

10/31 TBA State Semifinals TBA 

11/3 TBA State Championship Marietta 

Girls’ Cross Country 


8/25 8:00 AM Mercy Invitational Our Lady of Mercy 

9/8 8:45 AM Berry Invitational Berry College 

9/15 8:00 AM Warpath Invitational Boling Park 

9/22 9:00 AM Battle of Atlanta XC Nash Farms Battlefield 

Invitational 

10/6 TBA Furman Invitational Furman University 

10/20 TBA Coach Wood Invitational Gainesville College 

11/3 TBA Region Championship Nash Farms Battlefield 

11/10 3:15 PM State Championship Carrollton Elementary 

Boys’ Cross Country 

Date Time Opponent 

Location 

8/25 TBA Stage Races River Green Complex 

9/8 TBA Berry Invitational Berry College 

9/15 TBA Carrollton Orthopedic Invitational Carrollton 

9/22 TBA Battle of Atlanta XC Invitational Nash Farms Battlefield 

9/29 TBA Great American XC Festival WakeMed Soccer Complex 

10/13 TBA Bail n Trail Invitational Bartram Trail High School (FL) 

10/20 TBA Coach Wood Invitational Gainesville College 

10/27 TBA Last Chance Invitational Carrollton Elementary 

11/3 TBA Region Championship Nash Farms Battlefield 

11/10 TBA State Championship Carrollton Elementary 

RESULTS & 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 Declined, 

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 

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Jennifer Faloon, Competition Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Faloon is thrilled to be coaching the SPX Competition Team this year. After 

specializing as the SPX High School Competition stunt and tumbling coach for two 

years, she took a break from competition last year to focus on her career and head 

the SPX Middle School Program. She is excited to be back leading the competition 

team this year! 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 Vanderbilt 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. 

Morgan Carney, Competition Cheerleading Coach 

This is Coach Morgan Carney’s (SPX ‘08) first year coaching and teaching at St. Pius. 

She graduated cum laude from the University of Georgia with a degree in English 

Education. With an extensive background in dance, Coach Carney looks forward to 

working with the girls this season. 

Tracy Stovall, Competition Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Tracy Stovall cheered throughout high school at Lithia Springs. She attended the 

University of West Georgia and owns an Event Production Company, but cheerleading 

has remained a large part of her life. From 2004 until 2010, Coach Stovall coached 

competitive cheerleading for the Smyrna Spartans, leading the team to first in regions 

three years in a row. In 2008, she also coached the Powder Springs Indians. Currently, 

she is Cheerleading Director at the Dunwoody YMCA and resides in Brookhaven with 

her husband. 

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Alison Bruckert, Head Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Bruckert is in her fourth year as Head Cheerleading Coach, fifth year as a coach for the St. Pius 

Cheerleading Program and sixth year coaching cheerleading. Ms. Bruckert coaches both the Varsity Football 

and Varsity Basketball Cheerleading squads and has coached Competition Cheerleading for the past 3 

years. A 2001 SPX graduate, 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 attended Vanderbilt University for B.S. degrees in K-8 Education and Child Developmental Studies. 

She continued her schooling at The University of Georgia, where she obtained her M.Ed. in Social Science 

Education and Gifted Education. She is currently pursuing her Educational Specialist degree in Educational 

Leadership from Kennesaw State University. For two years, Ms. Bruckert taught third grade at Holsenbeck 

Elementary in Winder, GA and coached cheerleading squads at Winder-Barrow High School. She is actively 

involved in the Athens community as the Recruitment Advisor for Alpha Omicron Pi sorority at the University of 

Georgia and is looking forward to another wonderful year with the Golden Lions. 

Meredith Miller, Assistant Varsity Football Cheerleading Coach 

This is Dr. Miller’s tenth year at St. Pius and her eighth year coaching for the school. She has coached freshmen, 

JV, and Varsity cheerleading for St. Pius X. She is a Professional School Counselor and moderates the Future 

Educators’ Association at St. Pius X in addition to serving on numerous committees and chaperoning international 

mission trips for the school. 

She graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in Education from the University of Georgia. She taught English 

at both the middle and high school levels while pursuing her Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from 

Georgia State University. She completed her Ph.D. in Psychology in 2007. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, 

a Nationally Certified Counselor, and a Distance Credentialed Counselor. Dr. Miller and St. Pius X English teacher 

Trey Broussard married in June 2011; they live in Buckhead with their three dogs. Outside of school, her passions 

include parenting education, football and companion animal rescue. 

Kathleen Clay, Head Junior Varsity Football Cheerleading coach 

This is Coach Clay’s second year as a coach for the St. Pius Cheerleading Program. A 2005 St. Pius alumna, 

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 Clay is so excited to be contributing to the 

cheerleading program again! 

Kathleen currently works as a coordinator at a software company. 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 currently serves as the Recruitment Coordinator for the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority 

Atlanta & Athens Alumnae Chapters. 

Erin McBride, Head Freshman Football Cheerleading Coach 

This is Coach McBride’s first year as a coach for the St. Pius Cheerleading Program. A 2001 St. Pius alumna, Erin 

was a four-year member of the cheerleading program, where she served as Captain on her JV and Varsity 

Squads. Grateful for her time in high school, Coach McBride is so excited to be contributing to the cheerleading 

program again! Erin is in her seventh year teaching Middle School Math, and this is her third year teaching at 

Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School. Erin attended Auburn University her first two years of college. 

After transferring to Kennesaw State University, she graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Middle Grades 

Education (4-8) in 2006. She is currently working towards a Master’s Degree in Exercise and Health Science 

at Kennesaw State University. When Coach McBride is not teaching or coaching, she enjoys running with her 

golden retriever, Grady, participating in various 5K and 10K running events all over Atlanta, football season, 

country concerts, and spending as much time with family and friends as possible. 

Anne Sewell, Head Middle School Football Cheerleading Coach 

Coach Sewell is returning as Head Middle School Cheer Coach after a relaxing year off. Anne has coached 

cheerleading at SPX for 5 years and helped out at Northside Youth Organization for the last 10 years. She is a 

graduate of Sweet Briar College in Virginia and cheered during college for Washington and Lee University, 

Anne and her husband, Henry, have 4 children: Henry (SPX ’11), Berlin (SPX ’13), Harrison (Chip) (SPX ‘15), and 

Emily Anne. 


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Morgan Agnew 

Senior 

Alison Buchanan 

Senior 

Mackenzie Garrison 

Senior 

Caroline Harvey 

Junior 

Niara Hayes 

Senior 

Erin Huff 

Freshman 

Noelle Lucas 

Junior 

Stephanie Magri 

Senior 

Mallory Markham 

Freshman 

Gisele Schemankewitz 

Freshman 

Laura Sundal 

Freshman 

Chloe Tully 

Freshman 

Jeanne Whitley 

Junior 

Rachael Woung 

Junior 

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Morgan Agnew 

Senior 

Hannah Bartle 

Sophomore 

Alison Buchanea 

Senior 

Ali Bucher 

Junior 

Catherine Coakley 

Junior 

Michelle Cobb 

Senior 

Thias Diaz 

Senior 

Abby Fraschilla 

Senior 

Mackenzie Garrison 

Senior 

Kaitlyn Gornowicz 

Senior 

Corley Graves 

Junior 

Margaret Hehir 

Senior 

Meagan Huff 

Senior 

Stephanie Magri 

Senior 

Tori Mulford 

Senior 

Laura Ouderkirk 

Junior 

Leah Rosenberg 

Junior 

Rebecca Skidmore 

Senior 

Maggie Smith 

Senior 

Sallye Sullivan 

Senior 

Moira Sweeney 

Senior 

Demetria Walker 

Senior 

Jeanne Whitley 

Junior 


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Varsity Competition Cheerleading 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Gisele Schemankewitz, Chloe Tully, Erin Huff, Laura Sundal 

Morgan Agnew, Stephanie Magri, Mackenzie Garrison, Niara Hayes, Alison Buchanan 

Coach Stovall, Rachael Woung, Caroline Harvey, Jeanne Whitley, Mallory Markham, 

Noelle Lucas, Coach Carney, Coach Faloon 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Morgan Agnew 12 

Alison Buchanan 12 

Mackenzie Garrison 12 

Caroline Harvey 11 

Niara Hayes 12 

Erin Huff 9 

Noelle Lucas 11 

Stephanie Magri 12 

Name 

Grade 

Mallory Markham 9 

Paulina Ochoa 9 

Gisele Shemankewitz 9 

Laura Sundal 9 

Chloe Tully 9 

Noelle Vocelka 11 

Jeanne Whitley 11 

Rachel Woung 11 

For the Varsity Competition Cheerleading schedule, please see page 74. 

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Varsity Football Cheerleading 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Abby Fraschilla, Hannah Bartle, Ali Bucher, Catherine Coakley, Jeanne Whitley, 

Stephannie Magri, Morgan Agnew, Sallye Sullivan, Laura Ouderkirk, Leah Rosenberg, 

Corley Graves, Maggie Smith 

Coach Miller, Demetria Walker, Meagan Huff, McKenzie Garrison, Thais Diaz, 

Moira Sweeney, Michelle Cobb, Tori Mulford, Kaitlyn Gornowicz, Rebecca Skidmore, 

Alison Buchanan, Coach Bruckert 

Not Pictured: Margaret Hehir 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Morgan Agnew 12 

Hannah Bartle 11 

Alison Buchanan 12 

Ali Bucher 11 

Catherine Coakly 11 

Michelle Cobb 12 

Thais Diaz 12 

Abigail Fraschilla 12 

Mackenzie Garrison 12 

Kaitlyn Gornowicz 12 

Corley Graves 11 

Margaret Hehir 12 

Name 

Grade 

Meagan Huff 12 

Stephanie Magri 12 

Tori Mulford 12 

Laura Ouderkirk 11 

Leah Rosenberg 11 

Rebecca Skidmore 12 

Maggie Smith 12 

Sallye Sullivan 12 

Moira Sweeney 12 

Demetria Walker 12 

Jeanne Whitley 11 


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junior varsity Cheerleading 

Row 1: Gabby Atlow, Simone Jones, Elise Cochran, Colleen Riordan, Adrianna Lavine 

Row 2: Rebecca Price, Maggie Swann, Gillian Vaccarelli, Elizabeth Hagan, 

Addison Schlader, Madeline Summers 

Row 3: Callie Cardenas, Ellie Lester, Sarah Alaniz, Beth Kozee, Lauren Dinges, Coach Clay 

9th grade Cheerleading 

Row 1: Isabel Gregor, Emily Clark, Mary Didier, Cameron Liss 

Row 2: Lauren Tuttle, Helen Weledmariam, Audrey Heideman, Sarah Spooner, Meghan Clark 

Row 3: Kaitlin Hehir, Michelle Millican, Madi Jenos, Mallory Markham 

Row 4: Coach McBride 

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8th grade cheerleading 

Row 1: Abbie Baboa, Kayla Brando, Annabel Beach, Emily Anne Sewell, Taylor Delk 

Row 2: Erica Brown, Caroline Corso, Nichole Roberts, Paula Rios, Betty Joseph, Riley Hooper 

Row 3: Coach Dominy, Brigitte McDonald, Elizabeth Green, Maggie Mixon, Ellie Collins, 

Meredith Langman, Coach Kaitlyn Gornowicz 

Row 4: Coach Sewell 

7th & 6th grade Cheerleading 

Row 1: Audrey Rawlins, Diane DeLany, Kate Brozovic, Lexie Clarkson 

Row 2: Josie Tummillo, Anna Edwards, Anna McGeehan, Sydney Henry, Ellie Leidenfrost 

Row 3: Addie Duke, Mary Margaret Long, Lucy Graham, Cecelia Young 

Row 4: Coach Dressel, Coach Garrison, Coach Wade 


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John Frederick, Head Varsity Volleyball Coach 

This will be Coach Frederick’s twelfth year at St. Pius X as Head of the Volleyball program. His 

teams have been 414-20 in his tenure at St. Pius X. After leading the team to the state finals for the 

second time in school history, Coach Frederick was named DeKalb County Coach of the Year for 

the fourth 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 carrer as a player where he was a middle blocker and 

setter at Bucknell University from 1980-83. Coach Frederick also coached Track and Cross Country 

at Westminster assisting with another 5 state championship teams. 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 (21), Allison (17) and Kelsey (14). 

Kari Sans, Assistant Varsity Volleyball Coach 

This will be Kari’s second full season assisting on the varsity team. Coach Sans joined the freshman 

program mid-season of 2007. She played volleyball at Gunn High School in Palo Alto, California 

and made first team all-league as a defensive specialist. Coach Sans graduated 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 (Light) in 

Fort Ord, California as a Captain. She has assisted with 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 is a senior at St. Pius X. 

Amanda Mahoney, Head Junior Varsity Volleyball Coach 

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

She has led the JV to some of their best seasons ever and their first tournament championship in 

many years when they won the Darlington Invitational in 2007. They followed this up with tournament 

victories at the Sequoyah Tournament and St. Pius X Tournament in 2009. Last year they won the 

St. Pius X tournament for a second time. Previously she coached our freshmen and middle school 

teams. She also is coaching in the Tsunami club program. This follows after playing a year of college 

volleyball at West Georgia State University. She has finished her associates degree in English and is 

currently (still!) 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. Coach 

Hauck previously coached at Meadowcreek, Mill Creek and West Hall high schools as well as 

Brenau University. His high level of experience will help out our younger players in their development 

and advancement in our program. A member of the faculty at St. Pius X, Coach Hauck will also 

teach Chemistry and Physics. He is married to Toni Lynn, and they have two children, Franchesca 

(13) and Samuel (8). 

Katie LePage, Head Middle School Gold Coach 

Recently married, Coach Katie returns to coach our middle school gold team. She is a 2010 

graduate of Georgia Tech, where she played on the club volleyball team. She was a setter at 

Jacksonville University before transferring to Tech to complete her Mechanical Engineering degree. 

She was recently married to Thomas Lepage, who will assist in our middle school program. 

Paige Osborne, Head Middle School Navy Volleyball Coach 

After completing a successful volleyball career at St. Pius X, Paige returns to help coach the middle 

school team at her alma mater. Paige played as a right side hitter and middle blocker on some of 

the most successful teams in school history. We look forward to seeing what she can do to help our 

youngest players. 

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Kallan Arvidson #1 

Senior 

Bianca Borough #7 

Senior 

Ryan Boykin #14 

Sophomore 

Katrina Connolly #4 

Junior 

Taylor Fazzone #5 

Sophomore 

Molly Gunn #12 

Sophomore 

Leah Hardeman #10 

Junior 

Hannah Hazy #9 

Junior 

Kasey Mack #8 

Junior 

Kathryn Maloof #13 

Sophomore 

Emily Morrison #16 

Senior 

Peyton Osborne #3 

Junior 

Amanda Stitt #6 

Senior 

Erin Villella #2 

Senior 

Darby Thomas Mgr. 

Junior 

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Varsity VOLLEYBALL 

Row 1: Erin Villella, Kallan Arvidson, Emily Morrison, Amanda Stitt, Bianca Borough 

Row 2: Leah Hardeman, Kasey Mack, Katrina Connolly, Peyton Osbourne, Hannah Hazy, 

Darby Thomas 

Row 3: Coach Frederick, Taylor Fazzone, Meredith Mohr, Molly Gunn, Ryan Boykin, Coach Sans 

Roster 

# Name Grade Pos(s) 

1 Kallan Arvidson 12 MH / RS 

2 Erin Villella 12 DS/RH 

3 Peyton Osborne 11 OH/MB 

4 Katrina Connolly 11 S 

5 Taylor Fazzone 10 MB/RH 

6 Amanda Stitt 12 S 

7 Bianca Borough 12 L 

8 Kasey Mack 11 MB/RH 


9 Hannah Hazy 11 RH/MB 

10 Leah Hardeman 11 OH 

12 Molly Gunn 10 S 

13 Kathryn Maloof 10 MB 

14 Ryan Boykin 10 RH 

16 Emily Morrison 12 OH 

Darby Thomas 11 Mgr 

Meredith Mohr 11 Mgr 

For the Varsity Volleyball schedule, please see page 75. 

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junior Varsity VOLLEYBALL 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Row 4: 

Manager Erynn Flanigan, Grace Guyn, Sarah Frost, MaryJo Conboy 

Taylor Burke, Caren Kinahan, Taylor Maiolo, Kate McIntyre, Jessica Onuorah 

Victoria Massaro, Camila Zimmerman, Haley Solomon, Aubrie Lombardo, 

Angela Figueroa 

Coach Mahoney 

schedule 


8/18 10:00 AM Providence Christian, Dunwoody, Johns Creek 

Dacula, Lambert, Johns Creek, Northview 

8/20 5:00 PM Blessed Trinity, South Forsyth Blessed Trinity 

8/29 5:00 PM Woodward, Holy Innocents’ Home 

9/5 5:00 PM Decatur, Dunwoody Home 

9/10 5:00 PM Johns Creek, Marist Johns Creek 

9/14-15 TBA Tournament Blessed Trinity 

9/19 6:00 PM Atlanta International, Holy Innocents’ Holy Innocents’ 

9/21-22 TBA Tournament Southern Volleyball Ctr 


10/1 5:00 PM Woodward, Chattahoochee Woodward 

10/6 8:00 AM Tournament Home 


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freshman VOLLEYBALL 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Ingrid Wilkinson, Katharine Werner, Dana Sada, Margaret Ralston, Sofia Gonzalo 

Maddie Hughes, Elizabeth Mount, Kelly Millsaps, Maud Kelly 

Clara Wallace, Olivia Coles, Shelby Boykin 

Not Pictured: Coach Hauck 

schedule 


8/18 9:00 AM Johns Creek, Columbus, Woodstock, Blessed Trinity 

Blessed Trinity, South Forsyth 

8/22 5:00 PM Blessed Trinity, Chattahoochee Chattahoochee 

8/25 10:00 AM Archer, Blessed Trinity, Dacula, Johns Creek 

Lambert, Johns Creek, Northview 

9/1 9:00 AM Creekview Southern Volleyball Ctr 

9/8 9:00 AM Etowah, Columbua, Creekview, Northview Home 

9/10 5:00 PM Johns Creek, Cambridge Johns Creek 

9/12 5:00 PM Dacula Away 

9/17 6:00 PM Blessed Trinity, Lambert Lambert 

9/22 8:00 AM Milton, Blessed Trinity, Centennial Centennial 

10/3 5:00 PM Blessed Trinity, Fellowship Christian Home 

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middle school gold volleyball 

Row 1: Maddie Tippett, Sierra Orzech, Logan Maiolo, Emma Orzech, Olivia Merry 

Row 2: Emily Gray, Alexis Scoggins, Leah Middleton, Malisa Reichard, 

Row 3: Caroline Guynn, Katie Parnell, Chloe Anderton, Claire Naughton, Sophie Warner 

Not Pictured: Coach LePage, Coach Hastings 

middle school navy volleyball 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Kelly Long, Dennise Hernandez, Olivia LaPlume, Gwyneth Ralston, Grace Martin 

Jill Gilbert, Lakin Wright, Kathryn McKenzie, Rachel Scott 

Coach Osborne, Lizzy Fristoe, Shelby Wilson 


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Ryan McClay, Head Boys’ Cross Country Coach 

Ryan is entering his 4th year of coaching at St. Pius X. He has won two state titles in 3 

years. He graduated from Dacula High School after running cross country for three years 

and track for two. He then went on to run collegiately at Berry College. While at Berry 

he raced in 7 National Championship races in Cross Country and track. After college 

he coached in Tyler, TX for one year before coming back to Georgia. He is married to 

Katie McClay and lives in Atlanta. 

Kirk Miller, Assistant Boys’ Cross Country Coach 

Kirk is entering his 8th year of coaching at St. Pius X. He has won 4 state titles in cross 

country and track while at St. Pius. He Graduated from Westminster High School in Atlanta 

where he ran cross country and track for four years. He went on to compete at the 

collegiate level as a Georgia Bulldog. He specialized in the 800m and the steeplchase. 

As a coach Kirk spent some time coaching at Westminster where he won 2 other state 

titles. He is married to Rebecca Miller and lives in Dunwoody. 

Mike Demarest, Assistant Boys’ Cross Country Coach 

Mike is entering his 3rd year of coaching at St. Pius X. He won a state title in his first two 

years. He Graduated From Dacula High School after running as a teammate of Ryan for 

three years in cross country and track. He then Graduated from Georgia College and 

State university in 2008 and went back and finished his master’s degree in 2010. He ran 

cross country and track for four years in college and completed the 2008 Lake Placid 

Ironman Triathlon. He is getting married to Megan Padgett in July and lives in Atlanta. 

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debbie Guilbeau, Head Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Coach Guilbeau is a Yankee transplant from Pennsylvania. 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 University of Tennessee and an Ed. S in Language Education from the 

University of Georgia. She is in her 18th season of coaching the St. Pius X Girls CC Team. During 

these seasons the team has won 2 state championships titles and 10 state runner-up titles. 

She has coached 5 girls to individual state xc championships. Several runners have continued 

on to heralded collegiate running careers at universities such as: Davidson, Villanova, Univ. 

of Alabama, Dayton, Georgia Tech, University of Georgia, Elon, Furman, Regis, Clemson, 

Xavier, Samford and Georgia College & State University. Coach Guilbeau enjoys running, 

swimming and cycling. Most of all she loves playing with her Pembroke Welsh Corgi named 

McCartney. 

John Provenzano, Assistant Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

John is in his 7th season coaching the Lady Lions. His daughter Sidney ran cross country at Pius 

and at Xavier Univeristy in Ohio. Coach Pro helps train the top girls as he is able to actually run 

with them! He brings years of experience to the team. John is married to Barbara Provenzano 

and they have two children Sidney, and Lucky. 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 Red Sox. 

Melissa Beam, Assistant Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Melissa Beam joined the faculty of SPX last year and is a first year cross country coach. She is 

a 1988 graduate of St. Pius and played softball for the Golden Lions. She coached freshmen 

volleyball for seven years at Milton and Alpharetta High Schools. Melissa received a degree 

in biology from The University of North Carolina at Asheville and a master’s degree in science 

education from The University of Georgia. She is part of the science department and teaches 

chemistry. 

Sidney Provenzano, Assistant Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Sidney (SPX ’08), ran all four years at Pius and was team captain her senior year. She went on 

to run at Xavier University for one year. Since graduating in 2012, she has coached the SPX JV 

track team. This will be her first season coaching SPX girls XC. 

Sara Geiger, Assistant Girls’ Cross Country Coach 

Sara Geiger is a Samford University and Parkview High School grad. Sara is also the St. Pius X 

Girls’ Soccer Coach. She was a collegiate soccer player and swam, ran cc, played basketball 

and soccer at Parkview. Sara’s Lady Lions Soccer teams have won the 2009, 2010 AND 2011 

State AAA Championships! Sara teaches math, coaches in the summer strength program, 

and is in her 5th season with the cross country program. 

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Andrew Anastasiades 

Junior 

Jay Barnhardt 

Senior 

Tim Becker 

Senior 

Will Brown 

Junior 

Joseph Ferrugia 

Junior 

John Green 

Senior 

Michael Marshall 

Senior 

Stephen Martinez 

Sophomore 

Ridge Maxson 

Sophomore 

Brendan Murphy 

Senior 

Keefe Osment 

Senior 

Austin Sprague 

Junior 

Sergi Templeton 

Junior 

Calvin Terrell 

Senior 

David Wilcox 

Senior 

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Emma Jayne Braxton 

Freshman 

Elizabeth Brown 

Senior 

Margaret Crawford 

Junior 

Devan Dabney 

Senior 

Sarah Fristoe 

Senior 

Katie Glenn 

Freshman 

Jordan Hennick 

Senior 

Courtney Koenig 

Senior 

Lauren Massey 

Senior 

Shannon Moore 

Senior 

Annette McDermott 

Senior 

Catherine O’Neill 

Senior 

Elizabeth Pettit 

Senior 

Lindsay Ploussard 

Junior 

Sam Schoel 

Sophomore 

Tessa Schwarze 

Sophomore 

Mackenzie Smith 

Senior 

Erin Whitlark 

Senior 

Helen Woodland 

Junior 


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boys’ Varsity cross country 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Row 4: 

Devin Wilcox, John Green, Brendan Murphy, Calvin Tirrell, Keefe Osment, Jay Barnhardt, 

Michael Marshall, Tim Becker 

Joseph Amoroso, Sean Kelly, Sergei Templeton, Austin Sprague, Joseph Ferrugia, 

Andrew Anastasiades, Will Brown 

Anthony Maspons, Matthew DeLorme, Ridge Maxson, Andrew Barnhardt, Joe Mohr, 

Cameron Wilcox, Patrick Grace, Ryan Tuemler Sebastian Weber, Kyle Sledge, Mack Hathaway, 

Brett Sledge, Ryan Kelly, Jamie Williams, Stephen Martinez 

Coach McClay, Alex Bergeron, Nolan Turner, George Meyer, Nicholas Stigaard, Jostin Calo, 

Mathew Gutmann, Parker Wilson, Lars Kolvereid, Coach Demerest 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Joseph Amoroso 11 

Andrew Anastasiades 11 

Jay Barnhardt 12 

Andrew Barnhardt 9 

Tim Becker 12 

Alex Bergeron 9 

Will Brown 11 

Jostin Calo 9 

Matt Coody 11 

Matthew deLorme 10 

Joseph Ferrugia 11 

Michael Flaherty 9 

Patrick Grace 10 

John Green 12 

Name 

Grade 

Matthew Guttman 9 

Mack Hathaway 10 

Joey Jackson 9 

Sean Kelly 11 

Ryan Kelly 10 

Joe Kilpatrick 10 

Lars Kolvereid 9 

Michael Marshall 12 

Stephen Martinez 10 

Anthony Maspons 10 

Ridge Maxson 10 

George Meyer 9 

Joe Mohr 10 

Brendan Murphy 12 

Name 

Grade 

Keefe Osment 12 

Brett Sledge 10 

Kyle Sledge 10 

Austin Sprague 11 

Nicholas Stigaard 9 

Sergei Templeton 11 

Calvin Tirrell 12 

Ryan Tuemler 10 

Nolan Turner 9 

Sebastian Weber 9 

Devin Wilcox 12 

Cameron Wilcox 10 

Jamie Williams 10 

Parker Wilson 9 

For the Boys’ Varsity Cross Country schedule, please see page 75. 

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girls’ Varsity cross country 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Row 4: 

Row 5: 

Row 6: 

Erin Whitlark, Annette McDermott, Jordan Hennick, Shannon Moore, Lauren Massey, Mackenzie Smith, 

Sarah Fristoe, Elizabeth Pettit, Gretchen VanKeuren 

Megan Smith, Josie Wirtz, Emma McCurdy, Mary Hathaway Lipscomb, Natalie Wilson, Sam Schoenl, 

Emily Thurston, Helen Woodland, Margaret Crawford, Elizabeth Ewing 

Karla Valdez, Sophie Mahon, Mari Graze Barillo, Claire Paulino, Katie Glenn, Tessa Schwartz, 

Rachel Pyden, Emma Jayne Braxton, Gabby Burns, Hannah Berretta 

Carol Martin, Isabella Conrad, Tyson Fuller, Emily Eanes, Katherine Vocelka, Lindsey Ploussard, 

Molly Cartwright, Katie Cordone, Anna Peddle 

Katie Whitlark, Cierra LaCour, Elie Metzler, Maddie Nell, Anna Cameron, Mary Gornowicz, 

Rose Andrews, Emily Jameson, Rebecca Entrekin 

Lucky Provenzano, Coach Sidney Provenzano, Coach John Provenzano, Kimmie Hernandez, 

Meredith French, Claire Smith, Anna Johnson, Coach Beam, Coach Guilbeau 

Roster 

Name 

Grade 

Rose Andrews 10 

Emma-Jayne Braxton 9 

Laura Brower 11 

Elizabeth Brown 12 

Molly Cartwright 11 

Isabella Conrad 11 

Katie Cordone 11 

Margaret Crawford 11 

Devon Dabney 12 

Myla Dorsey 9 

Emily Eanes 11 

Rebecca Entrekin 10 

Elizabeth Ewing 11 

Meredith French 11 

Sarah Fristoe* 12 

Tyson Fuller 11 

Anna Gilmore 10 

Katie Glenn 9 

Mary Gornowicz 10 

Jordan Hennick 11 

Name 

Grade 

Kimmie Hernandez 11 

Emily Jameson 10 

Anna Johnson 11 

Courtney Koenig 12 

Cierra Lacour 10 

Mary Hathaway Lipscomb 9 

Sophie Mahon 9 

Carol Martin 9 

Lauren Massey 12 

Emma McCurdy 9 

Annette McDermott 12 

Shannon Moore 12 

Maddy Nelson 10 

Catherine O’Neill* 12 

Mary Papania 10 

Mary Grace Parillo 9 

Claire Paulino 9 

Anna Peddle 11 

Elizabeth Pettit* 12 

Lindsay Ploussard 11 

Name 

Grade 

Rachel Pyden 10 

Sam Schoenl 10 

Tessa Schwarze 10 

Megan Smith 9 

Mackenzie Smith 12 

Claire Smith 11 

Emilia Suarez 12 

Emily Thurston 10 

Karla Valdez 10 

Katherine Vocelka 11 

Kate Whitlark 9 

Erin Whitlark 12 

Natalie Wilson 9 

Josie Wirtz 7 

Helen Woodland 11 

Anna Cameron (Trainer) 10 

Ellie Metzler (Mgr) 10 

Gretchen Van Keuren (Mgr) 12 

For the Girls’ Varsity Cross Country schedule, please see page 75. 


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Matthew McIntyre, Head Varsity Coach 

The 2012 season is Coach McIntyre’s inaugural season with the Golden Lions softball 

program. He played baseball in high school and college and in recreational leagues 

throughout Atlanta. Along with coaching the SPX softball program, Coach McIntyre 

teaches 10th and 12th grade English. 

Don Coleman, Assistant Varsity Coach 

Coach Coleman returned to the Golden Lions staff in 2011 for his eighth 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 Murphey Candler Girls Fastpitch Softball Association. He is a managing 

attorney with Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Coach Coleman and his wife of twenty-seven 

years, Jean, are proud parents to two grown daughters, Tiffany and Andrea. 

Gary Leiner, Assistant Varsity Coach 

Joanna LaPaglia, Assistant Varsity Coach 

The 2012 season is Coach LaPaglia’s fifth on the St. Pius X Softball Coaching Staff. Coach 

Joanna played outfield and shortstop for the Lady Lions from 2001-2004. Coach LaPaglia 

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. 

Jason Eaglen, Head Junior Varsity Coach 

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Margaret Andros 

Junior 

Natalie Corso 

Senior 

Jessica Ecklund 

Senior 

Madison Jenkins 

Senior 

Maggie Ketner 

Sophomore 

Jessica Landes 

Senior 

Lindsay Leiner 

Sophomore 

Jordyn Portis 

Sophomore 

Sarah Rawls 

Senior 

Meredith Riski 

Senior 

Natasha Sherrod 

Senior 

Sabrina Thomas 

Sophomore 

Carson Travers 

Junior 

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Varsity softball 

Row 1: Natalie Corso, Natasha Sherrod 

Row 2: Jessica Ecklund, Madison Jenkins, Sara Rawls, Meridith Riski, Jessie Landes 

Row 3: Coach LaPaglia, Maggie Ketner, Margo Andros, Carson Travers, Jordyn Portis, 

Coach McIntyre 

Row 4: Coach Coleman, Lindsay Leiner, Colette Bruener, Sabrina Thomas, Coach Leiner 

Roster 


1 Lindsay Leiner 10 OF, P 

2 Sabrina Thomas 10 SS, OF 

6 Natalie Corso 12 OF, SS 

8 Jordyn Portis 10 3B, SS 

9 Margaret Andros 11 C 

10 Jessica Landes 12 P, 2B 

11 Maggie Ketner 10 2B 


15 Meredith Riski 12 3B, 1B 

16 Jessica Ecklund 12 OF 

17 Carson Travers 11 2B 

18 Madison Jenkins 12 1B 

21 Natasha Sherrod 12 P, RF 

24 Sarah Rawls 12 C, 3B 

For the Varsity Softball schedule, please see page 74. 

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junior Varsity softball 

Row 1: Abby Banks, Sara Francis, Ashley Hegwood, Madison Eaglen, Kelly Shanahan 

Row 2: Maggie Ketner, Kaitlyn Krill, Sara Parks, Lorette Edwards 

Row 3: Coach McIntyre, Sydney LaLomia, Kendall Kosek, Sallie Kirren, Coach Eaglen 

schedule 


8/16 5:00 PM Holy Innocents’ Home 

8/20 5:00 PM Marist Away 


8/23 4:00 PM Westminster Home 






9/14 5:00 PM Holy Innocents’ Away 

9/19 5:30 PM Woodward Home 

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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. Previously, he instructed 

percussion at Thomas Worthington High School in Worthington, Ohio. Upon first arriving to 

Georgia in 1998, Mr. Paetznick instructed instrumental music camps for Pope High School, 

Fayette County High School, Sprayberry High School, and South Cobb High School. 

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 graduated from Cooper City High School 

(FL) where he was a member of the award-winning “Sound of Pride” marching band. He 

was also a member of the South Broward County Honor Band. 

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

2008-09 school year. He has been nominated twice for “Teacher of the Year” (2007-08 and 

2010-11). His current hobbies include collecting LP vinyl records and other music memorabilia. 

He also performs on drums, and enjoys attending concerts. Mr. Paetznick and his wife have 

two sons and two dogs. 

Jenney Kliesrath, Flagline Instructor 

Jenney Kliesrath is currently a student at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she is 

studying Industrial Engineering. Jenney graduated from Collins Hill High School in Suwanee, 

Georgia. Since 2006, she has been spinning and dancing with several different color guards. 

She participated in her high school’s fall and winter programs for all four years of high school, 

and was a captain her senior year. That same year, the winter guard was a semi-finalist in 

Winter Guard International (WGI), in Dayton, Ohio, and Jenney received a WGI Scholarship. 

In the summer of 2009, she also competed with Alliance Drum & Bugle Corps, a DCA corps of 

Atlanta, Georgia, and marched with the Georgia Tech Color Guard for three years. Jenney 

is currently marching with The Edge Independent, an Independent A winter guard based 

out of Lawrenceville, Georgia. 

Although color guard is a very big part of Jenney’s life, and she dedicates a majority of her 

time to the sport, Jenney also enjoys spending time with her friends and family, reading, and 

watching TV. 

Clay McCloud, Dance Coordinator 

Mr. McCloud was a performer at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida for 10 years. While at 

Disney, he performed in shows, parades, and special events, as well as television specials. He 

was also an Assistant Chorographer during the 1996 Olympics here in Atlanta. Mr. McCloud 

has been contributing his creative knowledge to dance studios, musicals, pageants, dance 

teams, and special events in the Georgia dance community for 16 years. Clay choreographs 

routines for the St.Pius X Fine Arts Department and IHM After School Dance Program. 

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Marching Golden Lions Band 

Row 1: 

Row 2: 

Row 3: 

Row 4: 

Row 5: 

Row 6: 

Kaleb Parks 

Michael Nguyen, Gabe Hesketh, Eyoel Endashaw, Armando Osorio, Craig Schwartz, 

Matteo DeLurgio, Matthew Upton, Gina Valecruz, Brogan Foarde, Joseph Stanca, Wes Salton 

Benjamin Norton, Noelle Tolliver, Anthony Jones, Sam Porter, Sally Varner, Nicholas Rust, 

Simone Savoie 

Karina Mandock, Mikayla Burg, Nicolette Buzonas, Lauren Sill, Amanda Pharo, Cole Harrington, 

Courtney Lonsway, Brandon Hernandez, Daileen Landestoy 

Kyle Ryker, Brandon Paetznick, Gabriel Banks, Brianna Pino, Julia Robinson, Corey Hosier, 

Nikolaus Calia, Emily Grosch 

Andrew Brinson, Martinique Edwards, Mark deGive, Kevin Gross, Kate Stauduhar, Collin Reese, 

Madeline Grace 

Flagline: Katie Hoffman, MaryKate O’Donoghue, Marian Metzger, Anika Snyder, Suzanne Brady, 

Vivie Johnson, Kelly Pickard, Laura DiMeo, Emily Harris 

2012 Marching Golden Lions Halftime Show “Influence From Beyond!” featuring the music from the 

Tron Legacy and Inception movie soundtracks. The show is about someone who comes to visit the 

band from another world, and eventually influences the entire band’s sound and look in a futuristic way. 

A unique element of this year’s band show is the use of more electronic sound equipment to help create 

the futuristic sounds in the show. Enjoy!! 

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Meredith Miller, Morgan Agnew and Alison Bruckert 

Football Cheerleading 

Brenda, Phineas and Luke Andrews 

Football 

Kathryn, Kallan and Dean Arvidson 

Volleyball 

Lou, Jay and Hugh Barnhardt 

Cross Country 

Linda, Bianca and Kevin Borough 

Volleyball 

Christina and Susan Brady 

Flagline 

Kathleen, Ryan and Mike Braswell 

Football 

106 

CLASS OF 2013


Ann, Elizabeth and Mark Brown 

Cross Country 

Philip, Alison and Elaina Buchanen 


Joe, Abby and Jenny Castro 

Sports Medicine 

Jackie, Michelle and Michael Cobb 


Cecelia, Natalie and Fred Corso 

Softball 

Susan, Devon and William Dabney 

Cross Country 

Elizabeth, Mark and Jim deGive 

Marching Band 

CLASS OF 2013 

107


Carolos, Thais and Thais Diaz 


Roxanne, Jessica and Jeff Ecklund 

Softball 

Ryan and Anne Foster 

Football 

Cindy, Abby and Jerry Frachilla 


Katherine, Sarah and Jamie Fristoe 

Cross Country 

Barbara, Mackenzie and Chad Garrison 


George Kaitlyn and Carol Gornowicz 


108 

CLASS OF 2013


Stephanie, J.P. and Patrick Graves 

Football 

Patricia, John and John Green II 

Cross Country 

Mike, Kevin and Joanne Gross 

Marching Band 

Diane, Alyssa and Eddie Guigou 


Jennifer Gonzalez and Niara Hayes 

Competition Cheerleading 

Sean, Margaret, Anne and Kaitlin Hehir 


Lise, Jordan and Mike Hennick 

Cross Country 

CLASS OF 2013 

109


Dan, Katy and Kathy Hoffman 

Flagline 

Lynne, Corey and Kenneth Hosier 

Marching Band 

Dan, Meagan, Suzanne and Erin Huff 


Cody and Robby Jackson 

Football 

Madison and Karen Jenkins 

Softball 

Eve, Grayson and Stan Klinger 

Football 

George, Courtney and Denis Koenig 

Cross Country 

110 

CLASS OF 2013


Anne, Ryan and Tom Kostensky 

Football 

Jessica and Patricia Landes 

Softball 

Henry, Stephanie and Connie Magri 


Randal and Karina Mandock 

Marching Band 

Blythe, David and Mike Marsau 

Football 

Kim, Lauren and Ed Massey 

Cross Country 

Julie, Annette and Dennis McDermott 

Cross Country 

CLASS OF 2013 

111


John, Jack and Linda McIntyre 

Football 

Shannon and Kathy Moore 

Cross Country 

Mary, Emily and James Morrison 

Volleyball 

Neal, Tori and Carol Mulford 


Coach Paul Standard and Quincy Nioporte 

Football 

Noreen, Catherine and Frank O’Neill 

Cross Country 

Barb, Keefe and Chris Osment 

Cross Country 

112 

CLASS OF 2013


Romelia and Armando Osorio 

Marching Band 

Oke, Matt and Patrice Pearson 

Football 

John, Elizabeth and Susan Pettit 

Cross Country 

Odette and Martin Powell 


Deane, Davis and Darryl Price 

Football 

Joyce, Sarah and Jay Rawls 

Softball 

David, Michael and Carol Reddaway 

Football 

CLASS OF 2013 

113


Maureen, Meredith and John Riski 

Softball 

Harrison, Henry, Emily Anne, Berlin and Anne Sewell 

Football 

Jon, Natasha and Olga Sherrod 

Softball 

Angela, Michael and Paul Sikorski 

Football 

Brad, Rebecca and Kim Skidmore 


Shirley, Mackenzie and Rush Smith 

Cross Country 

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CLASS OF 2013


Mike, Maggie and Lynn Smith 


Gigi, Jack and David Spear 

Football 

Deone, David and Brad Spratte 

Football 

Meg, Amanda and Michael Stitt 

Volleyball 

Bill, Sallye and Sarah Sullivan 


Neal, Moira and Mary Sweeney 


CLASS OF 2013 

115


Anika and Diana Synder 

Flagline 

Chris, Luke and Earle Taylor 

Football 

Calvin Tirrell and Sue Schroeder 

Cross Country 

Demetric, Demetria and Yolanda Walker 


Erin and Kevin Whitlark 

Cross Country 

Kay, Harris and Rick Woodward 

Football 

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