Lights the Night - Old Trail School

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Campus | Hi g h l i g h t sSports ShortsThe Old Trail School fall sports season was exciting (new records being set!)and filled with travel and activity. The following is a digest of our mightyBuffalo athletes:Field HockeyThe girls’ fall field hockey teams, coached by Kathy Novak, were veryproud of the final results of their season after competing with bothpublic and private schools in the area including: Hudson, HathawayBrown, Hawken, Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights and LaurelSchool. Superb improvements were demonstrated both in stickskills and strategic play! Grade 8 record: 8 wins, 3 losses (highscorer – Ashley Yarbrough – 11 goals!); Grade 7 record: Undefeated!4 wins, 2 ties. Way to go GIRLS!!!Grade 7Abby Anacki, Helen Burgess, Taylor Chlebina, Alexandra Clarke,Chloe Cusimano, Grace Ederer, Bailey Fair, Skylar Gross, AainaGupta, Lauren Jones, Lauren Kolar, Elise Krueger, Betsy Naymon andAlix Prybyla,Grade 8Cori Anter, Claudia Behrens, Kathleen Graham, Miranda Hines,Mary Jane Horth, Leah Mustee, Tatiana Pavloff, Charlotte Scarponi,Victoria Turner, Rachel Tustin, Kylie Warner, Annie Wyman andAshley YarbroughSoccerGrade 7The seventh grade soccer team finished the season with a recordof 7-1. With a small number at each game they managed to do verywell. Highlights included Joe Blanda scoring seven goals in onegame! The team members this year were: Joe Blanda, TJBobinsky, Kal Bowers, Joey Durr, Andrew Harwood, JordonMarich, Daniel Martchek, Jack McKenzie, Chase Papajcik, NanakSaran, Jamie Studer, TJ Tate, Gabe Troppe and Grant Worley.The team was coached by Scott Trahey.Grade 8The eighth grade team finished with a record of 12-3. Highlightsof the season included the third place finish at the verycompetitive University Invitational (beating Hudson in the consolationfinal), the 3-2 home win against arch rival University School and winning the IndependentSchool league tournament with a 2-1 win in the finals against Lake Center. Team membersincluded: Mehar Bains, Audrey Brown, Stephen D’Abreau, Brittany Davey, Austin Farber, TimHorth, Sam Hyde, Robin James, Sander Kolodziej, Chase Krummel, Connor Mustee, RussellPlatt, Federico Silva, Jackson Stroup, Brandon Sutton, Jeff Tonge, Anthony Villalba and HunterWasser. The team was coached by Ronald Teunnisen van Manen.24 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF OLD TRAIL SCHOOL
Cross CountryThe cross country team enjoyedbeautiful weather this season andhosted three home meets. Visitorsto our course were impressed withour location and couldn’t believethat this beautiful National Parkwas where we train every day.Another highlight of the seasonwas Old Trail School’sinvolvement in the TowpathMarathon 5K. Eighth graderswere encouraged to participate inthe 5K run, while seventh graders and a core ofsupportive parents volunteered to help run the event. James Axsonwas the top male finisher and Izzy Hanna was the top female finisher.Both winners received a first place medal and a gift certificate to alocal running store. Both teams were coached by Jeff Eason.Grade 7Alex Balli, Jonathan Boutsicaris, Andrew Domonkos, Nate Hanna, JakeHochschwender, Julianne Lavanty, and Michael PapanikolaouGrade 8James Axson, Izzy Hanna, Alix Harwood, Jack Holland, Philip Martin,Paul Meisner and Riley TobinGirls’ TennisThis was a building year for thegirls’ tennis team. Many of the girlshad never played competitivetennis before and theimprovement on this team wasimpressive. The last threematches were very close andduring the last match our girls dominatedagainst Memorial. Because our team was small we allowed sixthgrade girls to join the team. The teams were coached by Pat Mineur.Grade 6Hadiyah Ahmed, Dania El-Shaar, Sarah Forhan, Grace Hoffman,Virginia Swift and Olivia YoungGrade 7Erica Denallo, Victoria Leach, Rylee Nelson and Melanie ZmudaGrade 8Natalie Cecchini, Isabella DiSanto, Megan Gordon, Mary FrancesMcGowan, Shikha Paul, Madison Thomas and Zoe SapienzaSingles players for the team were Isabella DiSanto, Sarah Forhan, MaryFrances McGowan, Shikha Paul, Madison Thomas, and Olivia YoungThis year, James Axson set a new Old Trail School course record witha time of 11:57.Halloween HauntingsOlivia Marchetta (below right), grade 1, clowned around with Primary School Director LuannWilliams as she led the annual Old Trail School Halloween Parade through the halls and intothe gym. Students donned a variety of interesting, beautiful and scary costumes for the paradeand the walk across the stage showing off their Halloween finest. Olivia also announced thecategories of costumes for the show in the gym and led the students in singing “Happy Birthday”to her brother, Matthew (below left).The Intermediate School Advisory Council (ISAC) held its second annual Halloween CandyCollection the first week of November. Students throughout the school brought indonations of extra candy that were collected and weighed by ISACmembers. This year, 172 pounds of candy werecollected that was donated to St. Mary’sChurch in Hudson. The church then donatesthis candy to the Haven of Rest fordistribution during the winter holidays.www.oldtrail.org25
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Page 5 and 6: Since our inception, Old Trail Scho
Page 9 and 10: The actual Light the Night celebrat
Page 13 and 14: Class of 1988 - Kevin Diaz and Eric
Page 15 and 16: The 2008 Lincoln GriesHonorary Alum
Page 17 and 18: Construction UpdateThanks to a good
Page 19 and 20: Ohio Association of IndependentScho
Page 21 and 22: History Comes to Life withAfter the
Page 23: Fifth Graders Hit the ParkOur fifth
Page 28 and 29: ALUMNI | An n o t a t i o n sSusie
Page 31 and 32: Annual Fund Starts Strong$440,000$2

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