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winnetkacurrent.com NEWS<br />

the winnetka current | August 16, 2018 | 9<br />

Mahoney steps down as Loyola<br />

Academy athletic director<br />

Michal Dwojak<br />

Contributing Sports Editor<br />

Loyola Academy Director<br />

of Athletics Patrick Mahoney<br />

left his position on<br />

Wednesday, Aug. 15.<br />

According to a press release<br />

from the school, Mahoney<br />

stepped away from<br />

his position to pursue other<br />

professional opportunities.<br />

The former athletic director<br />

and 1990 graduate of<br />

the school had been the athletics<br />

leader of the school<br />

since 2003.<br />

“We are very grateful to<br />

Mr. Mahoney for his many<br />

years of dedicated service to<br />

Loyola,” said Loyola Academy<br />

President Rev. Patrick<br />

McGrath in the press release.<br />

“And we wish him<br />

nothing but great success in<br />

the next chapter of his professional<br />

journey. Athletic<br />

programs have grown considerably<br />

during his tenure,<br />

and he has worked tirelessly<br />

to help advance the mission<br />

of Loyola.”<br />

McGrath announced<br />

Aug. 8 that Genevieve<br />

Baisley Atwood, of Wilmette,<br />

vice president of<br />

admissions and enrollment,<br />

will assume the duties as<br />

Loyola’s interim athletic<br />

director effective Aug. 15.<br />

The departure comes<br />

a few months after the<br />

From June 4<br />

Mahoney<br />

school fired former girls<br />

soccer head coach Craig<br />

Snower over allegations<br />

that he made inappropriate<br />

comments toward players<br />

during his time as coach.<br />

Investigations by The Winnetka<br />

Current and Wilmette<br />

Police Department<br />

into the allegations showed<br />

that Snower made sexual<br />

comments toward players.<br />

The police investigation<br />

concluded Mahoney was<br />

not aware of any of these<br />

sexual comments made toward<br />

players, but parents<br />

had approached him about<br />

not being comfortable with<br />

their children playing for<br />

Snower.<br />

Mahoney’s departure<br />

from the school comes less<br />

than a month after former<br />

school principal Kathryn<br />

Baal left Loyola to “pursue<br />

new educational opportunities,”<br />

according to Robin<br />

Hunt, director of public relations.<br />

According to the press<br />

release, Atwood began<br />

serving at Loyola as a<br />

faculty member in the<br />

O’Shaughnessy Program.<br />

She was named assistant<br />

dean of student life overseeing<br />

co-curricular student<br />

clubs and activities in<br />

2006, and in 2008, she was<br />

promoted to run Loyola’s<br />

Office of Admissions and<br />

Enrollment. From 2005<br />

to 2009, Atwood coached<br />

the women’s cross-country<br />

and track and field teams.<br />

She has been involved in<br />

Loyola’s Campus Ministry<br />

programs as a retreat leader<br />

and as a member of the<br />

Gesu Chapel Program team.<br />

“Ms. Atwood is a seasoned<br />

Loyola administrator<br />

and educator,” McGrath<br />

said. “She understands the<br />

mission of Loyola and how<br />

important athletics can be<br />

in the life of a Rambler. I<br />

am confident that she will<br />

lead the athletic programs<br />

effectively.”<br />

Loyola Academy will<br />

begin a national search this<br />

fall for a vice president for<br />

athletics and fitness. As of<br />

press time, Mahoney did not<br />

return The Current’s calls.<br />

“We are very grateful to Mr. Mahoney for his<br />

many years of dedicated service to Loyola. ... Athletic<br />

programs have grown considerably during<br />

his tenure, and he has worked tirelessly to help<br />

advance the mission of Loyola.”<br />

Rev. Patrick McGrath — The Loyola Academy president on Patrick Mahoney,<br />

the director of athletics, who has stepped down.<br />

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