St. Mary's Girls Lacrosse 2020

ST. MARY’S GIRLS LACROSSE 2020

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St.Mary’s HighSchool Admissions Navigate your Journey to a Successful Future

ADMISSIONS CALENDAR 2020 - TBA

St. Mary’s welcomes all students seeking a college preparatory program who possess an interest in the values presented in our mission statement. St. Mary's admits students without bias regarding sex, race, religion, or ethnicity.

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Fr. PatrickWoods, C.Ss.R. St. Mary’s Pastor

Fred Haller St. Mary’s School President

Father Patrick Woods is a native of Brooklyn, New York, raised in the parish of the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. After making his first vows as a Redemptorist in 1968, Father Woods attended St. Alphonsus College in Suffield, Connecticut, majoring in philosophy, and received his final four years of seminary training at Mount Saint Alphonsus Seminary in Esopus, New York where he

Being a member of St. Mary’s invites our students into a wonderful mix of faith, scholarship, and community. For many students our athletics programs are an essential part of that community, and their participation helps to form them as men and women of faith-filled character. As educators, coaches, and parents,

we believe in our students and know that St. Mary’s can help them strive to accomplish far more than they thought possible. This is what we describe when we call ourselves the Saints, and I am inspired by the ways our entire community embraces this identity. For all these reasons I am proud to cheer: Go Saints!

received a Master of Divinity and a Master of Religious Education. Father Woods was ordained as a priest in June 1975 and then, after earning a master’s degree in English at Fordham University, taught for ten years at the same high school seminary he had attended near Erie, Pennsylvania. During his time teaching, Father Woods also earned a Master of Science in Guidance and Counseling from Gannon University. Father Woods previously served as the Director of Formation at Holy Redeemer College in Washington, D.C. and was elected Provincial Vicar of the Baltimore Province, a position he held for twelve years, before serving as Provincial Superior for six years. Father Woods served as pastor at St. Martin of Tours in Bethpage, Long Island for eight years before coming to St. Mary’s.

Mission Statement: The mission of St. Mary’s High School is to foster Catholic moral integrity inour students and toprepare themfor higher educationand the challenges of today’s society. In the spirit of the mission of the Redemptorists and of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, we strive to create an atmosphere for the development of mind, body, and spirit. St. Mary’s seeks to guide each student on the path of service to family, school, parish, community and nation. Athletic Mission Statement: Consistent with St.Mary’sHigh School as awhole, theAthleticDepartment is committed to the quest for excellence; to the personal formation of our students in their development as whole persons – spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially, through a commitment to teamwork and the development of a strong sense of community. All of this is done within a firm foundation of time-honored Catholic values.

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Principal’sWelcome

Welcome to St. Mary’s High School, the Home of the Saints! St. Mary’s is a unique, Catholic, college-preparatory parish high school with a rich history and a bright future, located in the heart of downtown Annapolis on the banks of Spa Creek. Built on a solid foundation that began with the Redemptorists and was guided by the charism of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, we aspire to nurture our students to be servant leaders in the twenty-first century. During the special moments of high school, our young men and women take risks and try new experiences to learn more about the gifts and talents God provided each one of them. It is St. Mary’s mission to serve our students along this journey of academic, social, physical, and spiritual formation. Through our dedication to developing the entire child; mind, body, and spirit, we ensure our students live the best academic experience possible, while also having opportunities to participate in athletics, Clubs, and other extracurricular activities. Demonstrating our commitment to faith, we have an active Campus Ministry that guides our community to recognize Christ in others and to include God in our lives, no matter our walk of faith. The experienced, committed, and talented faculty and staff of St. Mary’s High School take pride in embracing every student as an individual and guiding each student to reach the fullness of his or her potential as individuals in God’s image. The athletic department, under the leadership of Allison Fondale, provides our students with various opportunities to learn, play, and grow through interscholastic competition. The Saints rise to the challenge to lead by example on and off the field, showing their dedication, courage, and integrity in all that they do. Thank you for supporting our students throughout this season and the remainder of this school year. Go Saints! Welcome to St. Mary’s athletics and our boys and girls lacrosse programs! At St. Mary’s our student-athletes, coaches and staff strive for excellence in everything they do. Success at St. Mary’s requires the highest level of commitment and work ethic not only on the field but in the classroom and in the community. Our goals are to develop strong athletes, students, and leaders. We were blessed in the fall of 2017 with the opening of the St. Mary’s Team and Ministry House located adjacent to Pascal Field, our practice and game field. Located there are a state of the art training room and weight room, boys and girls locker rooms, a coaches and officials locker area as well as team meeting space and a balcony overlooking the field. This facility demonstrates St. Mary’s true commitment to excellence. It certainly is an exciting time to be a Saint! Our lacrosse programs are led by St. Mary’s alumni and former Division One lacrosse players, Mindy Jones and Victor Lilly. Coach Jones played at the University of Maryland and is now in her fourth year leading our girls program. Coach Lilly played at Towson University and is in his fifth year at the helm of our boys program. Both programs compete in the highly competitive IAAM and MIAA A Conference, arguably the best lacrosse conferences in the country.We look forward to seeing you and supporting our teams this season! Go Saints! Athletic Director’sWelcome

Mindi Imes Principal

Allison Fondale Director of Athletics

Father JohnMcKenna Athletic Chaplain

Jason Budroni Assistant Athletic Director

Kasey Kazimir, M.S., LAT/ATC, Head Athletic Trainer & Assistant Athletic Director

Patty Gateau Administrative Assistant to the Director of Athletics

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Athletic Director Allison Fondale St.Mary’s Athletics

Student Athletes 405 Total athletes out of 467 students 288

Teams Fall Cross Country Boys/Girls Field Hockey Girls JV and Varsity Football JV and Varsity Soccer Boys/Girls JV and Varsity Volleyball Girls JV and Varsity Sailing JV and Varsity Winter Basketball Boys/Girls JV and Varsity Indoor Track Boys and Girls Swimming Boys and Girls Wrestling Varsity Spring Baseball JV and Varsity Lacrosse Boys/Girls Freshman-

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Coaches in the Athletic Department Coaches who have played their sport at the college level Championships won by current coaches. St. Mary’s Coaches who have won a conference championship St. Mary's alumni Varsity head Coaches Coaches whowork at St. Mary’s Head Coaches who have wonmore than one Championship Head Coaches have coached at St. Mary’s over 10 years Coaches of the year in the last four years

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Average number of athletes on the honor roll each year Athletes who are multisport athletes (51%)

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Sibling athletes

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Out of 105 National Honor Society members who are athletes Average number of athletes who commit to play at the college level each year Seasons to become an Iron Saint, a senior athlete who has played a sport in every season during their high school career AA County Athletes of the Year over the past four years

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Sophomore, JV, and Varsity Outdoor Track Boys/Girls

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Tennis JV and Varsity Sailing JV and Varsity Golf Varsity

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Total Championships

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Fall Championships Cross Country ( Boys’) 2018, 2010, 2004, 2001, 1997, 1995 Cross Country (Girls’) 2009, 2018 Football 2018, 2017, 2008, 2007, 2002, 1996, 1995, 1990 Soccer (Boys’) 2005,1998, 1995 Soccer (Girls’) 2017, 2015, 2014, 2002, Field Hockey (Girls’) 2018 2001, 2000, 1996 Volleyball (Girls’) 2019

Winter Championships Basketball (Boys’) 2009, 2007, 2003 Basketball (Girls’) 2013, 1998, 1996, 1994, 1993, 1992 Swimming (Boys’) 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 Swimming (Girls’) 2016, 2015 Wrestling 2019, 2018, 2013, 2012, 2006, 1994, 1991, 1990

Spring Championships Baseball 2015, 2014, 2007, 2004 Golf 2012, 2011, 1998 Lacrosse (Boys’) 2015, 1996, 1993 Lacrosse (Girls’) 2005, 1997 Track and Field (Boys’) 2013, 2011 Track and Field Sailing (Girls’) 2008 2019

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St. Mary’s Lacrosse 2020 Play Like a Champion Today Educational Series

Play Like a Champion Today provides leadership in an effort to renew the culture of catholic high school sport. It does this by educating ethically responsible sport leaders. These coaches, parents, and athletic administrators in turn will reach millions of young people.

St. Mary’s Catholic High School Athletic Programs

Crafted by leaders in the fields of sports psychology, coaching education, Catholic theology, and moral development, Play Like a Champion Today is centered around the principles of justice, tolerance, respect & solidarity. The program is supported by research on character development & faith formation in sports. From its origins at the University of Notre Dame to collaboration across the country, Play Like a Champion is designed to bring the best athlete-centered practices to our St. Mary’s Catholic High School Athletic programs.

Play Like a Champion Today supports our school and famlies by promoting: Athletics as Character Building Building Teams as Moral Communities Champion-Centered Sport Parenting Best Sportsmanship Practices The Spirituality of Sport Faith Formation through Athletics The GROW Approach to Athlete Motivation “Guidelines for Sidelines” The Ten Commandments for Sport Parents CHAMPS Student Athlete Club S.A.I.L. (Student Athletes in Leadership)

Go Saints!

Visit us at: www.playlikeachampion.org

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Girls Lacrosse Coaches

As I entermy fourth season as St. Mary’sVarsityHeadCoach, I amexcited to continuebuilding aprogram that has a legacy for success in the IAAM conference. This year’s team has the same goal as when I was a St. Mary’s student-athlete and our teamwon the 2005 IAAMChampionship – having a very successful season and competing in the Championshipgame inMay. InNovember the Saints signed a recordhigh 11 seniors to play at Divisions I and III. Two seniors will play two sports while pursing further education. We are extremely proud of the dedication, commitment and success of the class of 2020. They are far fromfinishedwith their careers at St. Mary’s, andwe look forward to a strong season. All through my playing career, I have been fortunate to be part of championship cultured programs – continuing my lacrosse career as a defender for the University of Maryland’s 2009 ACC championship team– and I expect to continue that success at St.Mary’s. I look forward to coaching the2020 teamwhile workingwith one of the best coaching staffs in the area. CoachGary Jones returns for his second season with the Saints. Coach Jones has an extensive 20-plus-year background in coaching youth lacrosse in the area. He will assist in practice and game day operations. Coach Katie Schmitt returns to St. Mary’s Varsity for her second season. Coach Katie is a 2008 attacker from the University of Maryland and a 2015 inductee into the Horseheads Hall of Fame. Last season Coach Katie coached an entire season pregnant with twins. In July, Coach Katie welcomed two new healthy babies to the Saints family, Anderson and Emilia. This season Varsity will add assistant Coach Taylor Bresnahan. Coach Taylor is a 2013 graduate of South River High School. She was on the Tewaaratron AwardWatch List her senior year at University of Florida where she finished her career as an All American, ranking second all-time with 86 career turnovers, seventh with 97 draw controls, and ninth with 97 groundballs. St. Mary’s JV team is being led by Coach Linda Brogan who is entering her 14th season for the Saints. Coach Brogan has been actively involved in youth lacrosse in the Annapolis area for over 14 years. Prior tohercoachingcareeratSt.Mary’s,CoachBroganwasafour-yearfieldhockeyand lacrosseplayerforthe University of Delaware. While at Delaware, Coach Brogan won three lacrosse national championships. Coach Bridget Zimmerman enters her fourth season as JV’s assistant coach. Coach Zimmerman had a successful career at St. Mary’s and continued that success at the University of Oregon, where she was rookie of the year. In November Coach Zimmerman and Husband Jake added Elsie, the newest Saint, to their family. Congratulations Coach Zimmerman! Additionally, Coach Cara Lewnes will join our JV coaching staff this year. Coach Lewnes previously coached lacrosse at Southern High School forsix years and has been a CrossFit adult, teen, and kid trainer for six years. She is also a USA powerlifting coach! The 2020 Fresh/ Soph team will be led by Coach Chris Banko, entering his fifth season at St. Mary’s. He has coached girls’lacrosse at many levels for over ten years. Entering her third season at St. Mary’s, Coach Jenna Duffy will be assisting Coach Banko. Coach Duffy is a 2003 graduate of the Catholic High School of Baltimore and a 2007 graduate of Mount St. Mary’s University where she held career and single-season records for assists. There is very little downtime for the Saints. While many of our athletes play three sports, they continue to put in the hard work during the off season. We have committed to a winter program with our Peak trainers and with the indoor league on the Eastern Shore, and continue to develop as a program in our own amazing facilities. As a coaching staffwe look forward to 2020 and the future of St. Mary’s Girls’Lacrosse. GO SAINTS!! Varisty Head Coach - Mindy Jones‘05

Mindy Jones Head Coach

Gary Jones Asst. Varsity Coach

Katie Schmitt Asst. Varsity Coach

Taylor Bresnahan Asst. Varsity Coach

Linda Brogan JV Head Coach

Bridget Zimmerman Asst. JV Coach

Cara Lewnes Asst. JV Coach

Chris Banko Fresh/Soph Coach

Jenna Duffy Fresh/Soph Asst. Coach

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SCHEDULE 2020

Wed. 4/22 Notre Dame

Tues. 3/3 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes Home 4:15PM (scrimmage) Tues. 3/10 Kent Island High School Home 4:00PM (scrimmage) Sat. 3/14 Centennial High School Away All Day Play Day Wed. 3/18 Gerstell Academy Home 4:00PM Fri. 3/20 John Carroll School Away 4:00PM Mon. 3/23 South River High School Home 4:00PM Wed. 3/25 Maryvale Preparatory School Home 4:00PM Fri. 3/27 Mount de Sales Academy Away 4:00PM Mon. 3/30 Roland Park Country School Away 4:15PM

Wed. 1/1 Archbishop Spalding High School Home 4:00PM Fri. 4/3 Broadneck High School Away 5:30PM Mon. 4/6 McDonogh School Home 4:00PM Wed. 4/8 Bryn Mawr School Away 3:30PM Sat. 4/11 Middletown High School Away 9:00AM Play Day Sat. 4/11 Urbana High School Away 10:00AM Play Day Wed. 4/15 St. Paul’s School for Girls Away 4:15PM Mon. 4/20 Severn School Home 5:30PM

Preparatory School

Away 4:00PM Tue. 4/28 Glenelg Country School Home 5:00PM Thurs. 4/30 IAAM Playoffs - 1st Round TBD TBD Mon. 5/4 IAAM Quarterfinals TBD TBD Wed. 5/6 IAAM Semifinals TBD TBD Fri. 5/8 IAAM Championship TBD US Lacrosse HQ

Home Games – St. Mary’s Pascal Field

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# Name

Position

Year

Goals Assists GB/Saves

1 Casey Byrne

Midfield

Junior

2 Gracie Driggs

Midfield

Sophomore

3 Grayson McKenzie

Midfield

Senior

4 Ria Lagdameo

Midfield

Junior

6 Caroline Brenner

Defense

Junior

7 Emma Driggs*

Midfield

Senior

8 Emma Legacy

Midfield

Senior

9 Charlotte Barbrick

Attack

Junior

10 Katie Ochall

Defense

Senior

11 Lauren Warfield

Defense

Junior

12 Rosie Davis

Attack

Senior

13 Alexis Tackney

Defense

Senior

14 Macey Brenner*

Defense

Senior

15 Natalie Kasuda

Attack

Junior

16 Abby Gendell

Midfield

Senior

17 Sara Dennison

Midfield

Junior

18 Camryn Pfundstein

Midfield

Freshman

19 Alexandra Parker

Attack

Junior

20 Kathryn Harrison

Attack

Senior

21 Reagan McGrath

Defense

Senior

22 Marielle Mcateer*

Midfield

Senior

23 Sydney Barnett

Attack

Senior

24 Kaitlyn Panebianco

Attack

Senior

25 Jo Torres*

Goalie

Senior

26 Stella Reshetiloff

Defense

Junior

27 Isabelle Brinster

Attack

Sophomore

28 Maddie Hull

Goalie

Senior

29 Elissa Jane “EJ” Blandford

Attack

Sophomore

30 Meghan O’Hare

Midfield

Freshman

31 Kyra Obert

Midfield

Freshman

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3 Grayson McKenzie - Midfield As a midfielder for the Saints, Grayson has been a part of the Saints lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, playing on varsity since her junior year. During the summers, Grayson played lacrosse for the Chesapeake Club Lacrosse. In addition to her time on the lacrosse field, Grayson has been a key member of the girls Cross Country team for the Saints, serving as team captain for the last three years! She was also a member of the JV basketball team during her freshman and sophomore years. Grayson has also been very active in her school community, serving on COSA as Class President as a sophomore and junior. She is a Captain of the Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL) program, currently in its first year at St. Mary’s. Grayson will play lacrosse at Winthrop University next year.

Grayson is a speedy midfielder that is able to get the ball up the field in transition. She is aggressive on the defensive end while also being a threat on the offensive end. Next year she will play at Winthrop University. Good luck, Grayson! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

7 Emma Driggs - Midfield Amidfielder for the Saints, Emma has been a member of the Girls’Lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, playing on varsity since she was a sophomore, and is one of our four captains this season. Her accomplishments on the field have earned her several honors and awards including 1st Team Anne Arundel County in 2018 and 2019, and All-Conference selection for the IAAM A Division in 2019. Emma played for the Maryland United Lacrosse Club in the summers, and also participated in the Anne Arundel CrosseOver program. In addition to her success on the lacrosse field, Emma has the distinction of being an Iron Saint, by playing three sports a year for all four years of her high school career including field hockey and

swimming. Off of the field, Emma is also an accomplished student and member of the St. Mary’s community. Emma is an Honor Roll student, maintaining a 4.43 GPA, and being recognized as a Parvis Scholar, a Neumann Scholar, a Saints Scholar, and a Charles Carroll Scholar. She is President of National Honor Society, Vice President of the Science National Honor Society, and member of the Latin National Honor Society. Emma has also served on COSA throughout her tenure at St. Mary’s and is currently President of the senior class. Her leadership and volunteer activities include Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL) captain, co-Founder of the CHAMPS program, Model UN, and volunteer in the ICU at Anne Arundel Medical Center. Emma will play lacrosse for Georgetown University next year.

Emma has been a dominate draw specialist since her sophomore year. She has been recognized as one of the top players not only in the Anne Arundel County, but the competitive IAAM. With Emma dominating the draw, the Saints have been able to get the ball and win big games. Emma will play lacrosse at Georgetown University next year. Good luck, Emma! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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8 Emma Legacy - Midfield Playing midfield for the Saints, Emma has been a part of the Saints lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, playing on varsity since her junior year. During the summers, Emma played for Maryland United Lacrosse Club. Emma has also been a member of the field hockey team for all four years and ran indoor track for the Saints her freshman and sophomore years. She was recognized as the Unsung Hero for theindoor track team her freshman year, the JV field hockey MVP her sophomore year, and the Unsung Hero for varsity field hockey this past fall. Emma is a member of the National Honor Society and is an Honor Roll student. Emma will play lacrosse and field hockey at McDaniel College next year.

Emma is a strong defender that is feisty and plays solid team defense. Her tenacity helps our defensive unit keep the pressure on our opponents’ offense. Emma will play field hockey and lacrosse next year at McDaniel College. Good luck, Emma! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

10 Katie Ochall - Defense A defender for the Saints, Katie has played lacrosse for the Saints for all four years of her high school career, starting on varsity since her sophomore season. During the summers, Katie played lacrosse for Chesapeake Club Lacrosse. In addition to her accomplishments on the lacrosse field, Katie’s dedication to athletics has earned her the distinction of being an Iron Saint, playing a sport every season for all four years of her high school career. She has played four years of field hockey for the Saints, two years of basketball, and two years of indoor track. She has been named twice to the National Academic Squad by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association, and was selected to play in the field hockey senior all-star game her

senior year. Additionally, Katie set the school record for the Shotput in indoor track. Katie is also accomplished in the classroom and her school community. As an Honor Roll student, she maintains a 3.9 GPA, and is a member of National Honor Society. Additionally, she received an award for excellence in cinematic arts and is actively involved in the Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL) program at St. Mary’s. Katie has also devoted a significant amount of time to service in her community including Special Olympics, Quikstix youth lacrosse team, and Last Chance Animal Rescue. Her accomplishments on and off of the field have earned her an athletic and academic scholarship at Campbell University where Katie will play lacrosse next year.

Katie is a solid one on one defender that we use to mark an opponent’s top attacker. She is quick, scrappy and has the ability to get the ball out of our end. Katie will play at Campbell University next year. Good luck, Katie! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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12 Rosie Davis - Attack Playing attack for the Saints, Rosie has been a part of the Girls’Lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, playing on varsity since she was a sophomore. During the summers, Rosie played for the Maryland United Lacrosse Club. Rosie’s athletic accomplishments at St. Mary’s have earned her the distinction of being an Iron Saint. She has played a sport for every season of her high school career, and has been a part of the volleyball, soccer, cross country, and indoor track teams. Rosie currently holds the school indoor track record for the 300m dash. In addition to her commitment to athletics, Rosie is an active member of the St. Mary’s school and community. She is an Honor Roll student, a Kairos leader, and is the Vice President of Model UN. Rosie is also a talented musician and performer, playing percussion in the school band and playing a role in the St. Mary’s spring musical! Rosie will play lacrosse at Arizona State University next year, and has received academic and athletic scholarships for her achievements. Rosie is a speedy midfielder that has the ability to push the ball in transition. She dodges hard to the goal and has moves that are hard to stop. Rosie will play lacrosse at Arizona State University next year. Good luck, Rosie! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

13 Alexis Tackney - Defense Playing defense for the Saints, Alexis has been a part of the Saints lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, playing on varsity since her junior year. During the summers, Alexis played lacrosse for the East Coast Select lacrosse club. In addition to her accomplishments on the lacrosse field, Alexis’ dedication to athletics has earned her the distinction of being an Iron Saint, having played a sport for every season of her high school career. Alexis played four years of field hockey for the Saints, two years of basketball, and two years of indoor track. She was also a member of Storm Chasers Field Hockey Club and the USA Futures Field Hockey Program. Alexis has excelled in the classroom as well, being recognized as an Honor Roll

student, a Neumann Scholar, a member of National Honor Society, and maintaining a 3.98 GPA. Her contributions to the St. Mary’s community include her work on COSA, the Ambassador Club, the Lemonade Club, and Hope for Healing Club. She has volunteered numerous hours to community organizations including serving as a coach for SMA field hockey, SMES basketball and lacrosse teams, and the Sherwood Forest tennis and swim teams. She has also volunteered with the Sherwood Forest Archives Committee, the Harlem lacrosse team, and Sherwood Forest Summer Camp. Alexis’ achievements have earned her an academic scholarship to Washington College (her Mom’s alma mater!), where she will play lacrosse and field hockey next year.

Alexis is a strong defender who never gives up. Alexis makes aggressive plays and never lets up on the defensive end, keeping the opposing team on their toes. Alexis will play field hockey and lacrosse next year at Washington College. Good luck, Alexis! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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14 Macey Brenner - Defense As a defender for the Saints, Macey has been a member of the Girls’ Lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, starting on the varsity defense since her sophomore year. She is one of our four captains for this season. During the summers, Macey played for the Maryland United Lacrosse Club, and was also part of the Anne Arundel CrosseOver program, earning recognition as Player of the Match while in England. In addition to her success on the lacrosse field, Macey has been a key part of the Saints field hockey and basketball programs over her time at St. Mary’s, serving as the JV field hockey captain her sophomore year. Macey is a standout in the classroom as well, and is an Honor Roll student maintaining a 3.9 GPA. She has

been recognized as a Crabtree Scholar, is a member of National Honor Society, and received the National Spanish Award. Macey has also been an active member of the St. Mary’s community, holding volunteer and leadership positions in the Lemon Club, SADD, the Ambassador Club, and Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL). She has organized fundraisers for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, volunteers at Today’s Pantry, and has been a basketball and field hockey camp counselor.When she is not busy with sports, Macey loves boating, travel, skiing, and water sports. Macey will play lacrosse for Fairfield University next year, and has received the Fairfield Loyola Merit Scholarship and athletic scholarship.

Macey was originally a midfielder that we converted to be a defender because of her athleticism. This year we will continue to use Macey on the defensive end as she has a strong presence and great one-on-one defense. Next year Macey will play at Fairfield University. Good luck, Macey! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

16 Abby Gendell - Midfield A midfielder for the Saints, Abby Gendell has been part of the lacrosse program all four years at St. Mary’s, with two seasons on the varsity. Abby played club lacrosse for the Integrity Lacrosse Club. Abby’s accomplishments across the St. Mary’s athletics program have earned her the distinction of being an Iron Saint, having played a sport in every season through her years in high school. She will graduate with nine varsity letters and having served as captain of two varsity teams. As a senior, Abby served as captain of the varsity swim team and was the recipient of the team’s Coaches’ Award. As a junior, she was named the varsity swim team’s Unsung Hero. Abby qualified for and represented St. Mary’s at the National Catholic

Swimming Championship meet each of her four years. Additionally, as a senior, Abby served as captain of the varsity cross country team and was the recipient of the team’s Coaches’ Award. During her junior year, Abby was a top finisher in the Saints IAAM conference cross country championship and was named the team’s Unsung Hero. As a dedicated student athlete, Abby’s achievements extend beyond the field and into the community. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has earned a Certificate in Environmental Studies. She is the president of the St. Mary’s Triathlon Club and an officer in SAIL (Student Athletes In Leadership). She is vice president of the Lemon Club (Childhood Cancer Awareness and Fundraising for Research). As a swimmer for the Bay Ridge Marlins since age 7, Abby has continued to pass on her love of swimming as both a coach for the Bay Ridge Marlins and in private lessons. She has also spent considerable time serving her community as a Eucharistic Minister and Lector at St. Mary’s Parish and as a volunteer at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Clagett Farm, among other service. Abby is a speedy midfielder with strong stick skills and great vision. She makes smart decisions with the ball, and sets our offense up to make big plays. Good luck, Abby! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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20 Kathryn Harrison - Attack A senior attacker for the Saints, Kathryn has been a part of the Saints lacrosse program since transferring to St. Mary’s her sophomore year from California. She has played on the varsity team sinceher junior year. During the summers, Kathrynplayed lacrosse for the IntegrityLacrosseCluband Los Angeles Aces. In addition to competing on the lacrosse field, Kathryn has also been a member of the Varsity swim team. Kathryn is also an accomplished student, consistently recognized as an Honor Roll student with a 4.0 GPA, and earning induction into the National Honor Society. Kathryn has demonstrated her dedication to her school and local community through her participation in the Environmental Studies Program, the STEM Club and Model UN. She volunteers for Happy Helpers for the Homeless and organized a Christmas Toy Drive for the Light House Shelter. Outside of school, Kathryn enjoys snowboarding, playing guitar, and spending time on the beach and outdoors. Kathryn will be returning home to the west coast for her college career! Kathryn is a solid attacker who has a great shot. Her ability to move the ball well around the ‘eight’ with a strong finish makes her a threat on the offensive end. Good luck, Kathryn! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

21 Reagan McGrath - Defense A defender for the Saints, Reagan has been a part of the Saints lacrosse program for all four years of her high school career, playing on varsity since her sophomore year as a key part of the Saints defense. In 2017 and 2018, Reagan was selected for the Under Armour 150 teams and was recognized with MVP awards both years. During the summers, Reagan played for the Maryland United Lacrosse Club. In addition to lacrosse, Reagan also played on the JV volleyball team her freshman year. Off of the field, Reagan has been committed to excellence in the classroom. She is an Honor Roll student who has been inducted into the National Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society. She received the National Spanish Gold Medal Exam Award,

and was also recognized as a Neumann Scholar. She has devoted extensive time to her community and school, and is an active part of Interact Club, Alex’s Lemonade Stand, Hope for Healing, Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL), and the Ambassador Club. She also gives back to her community through her volunteer efforts, and has devoted over 150 hours to service including Anne Arundel Medical Center, the Light House Shelter, and the Special Olympics. Reagan is looking forward to pursuing her BSN in Nursing and has received several scholarship awards including Loyola University of Maryland and the University of Delaware! Reagan is a strong defender that leads by example. She is a solid one on one defender and we will look to her for her communication, ability to defend tight along the crease, and ability to push the ball in transition. Good luck, Reagan! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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22 Marielle Mcateer - Midfield A midfielder for the Saints, Marielle has been a key part of the Girls’ varsity team since her freshman year and is one of our four captains this season. Her standout performance as a player has earned her several honors and awards including selection to the Under Armour All America Underclass team in 2017 for the DC region and in 2019 for the championship-winning Baltimore team. Additionally Marielle was recognized as the 2016 “A”Division MVP for Anne Arundel County Girls’ Lacrosse. During the summers, Marielle played for the Maryland United Lacrosse club. In addition to her distinguished lacrosse career, Marielle has been a part of the Saints volleyball program for all four years, serving as a captain her senior year,

earning an IAAM championship, and being recognized as the team’s Unsung Hero in 2018 and receiving the Coaches’ Award in 2019. Additionally, Marielle was the JV basketball team MVP her freshman year. As a committed student athlete, Marielle is an Honor Roll student, maintaining a 4.2 GPA, and has been recognized as a Parvis Scholar, Neumann Scholar, and as part of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society. Her volunteer and leadership activities include serving as a Fish 4 a Cure Junior Board Member, Leaders in Action, and Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL). She was selected to represent St. Mary’s at the 2017 IAAM Leadership Conference. Marielle will play lacrosse for Johns Hopkins University next year.

Marielle has been a four year starter for the Saints and has been one of the most dominate midfielders over these four years. She is speedy, fierce, and a groundball machine. We will look to her experience to lead and being a presence all over the field. Marielle will play at Johns Hopkins University next year. Good luck, Marielle! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

23 Sydney Barnett - Attack An attacker for the Saints, Sydney has been a member of the varsity team since her sophomore year. During the summers, Sydney played for the Maryland United 2020 East team, and was also a part of the Anne Arundel CrosseOver program. In addition to her success on the lacrosse field, Sydney has been a part of the Saints field hockey and cross country programs. As a dedicated student athlete, Sydney’s accomplishments extend into the classroom as well. She is an Honor Roll student, maintaining a 4.0 GPA, and has been recognized as a Parvis Scholar and Neumann Scholar. She has been an active member of COSA, Leadership in Action, Reach Out and volunteers for the Light House Shelter. Sydney is also a talented

musician, playing saxophone, piano and the ukulele! Sydney will play lacrosse for Mount St. Mary’s next year, and has received an Athletic and Trustee Academic Scholarship as a result of her achievements. Sydney is a strong attacker that we will look to be an offensive threat with her strong ability to dodge and feed from behind the cage. Sydney will place lacrosse at Mount St. Mary’s next year. Good luck ,Sydney! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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24 Kaitlyn Panebianco - Attack As an attacker for the Saints, Kaitlyn has been a key part of the Saints offense since her freshman year on varsity. During the summers, Kaitlyn played lacrosse for Maryland United Lacrosse Club. In addition to her accomplishments on the lacrosse field, Kaitlyn also played four years of field hockey for the Saints. A dedicated student athlete who maintains a 3.9 GPA, Kaitlyn is an Honor Roll student and member of the National Honor Society. She has also been an active part of the St. Mary’s school and parish community, participating in the Art Club, the Breakfast Club, CHAMPS Club, and the Hope for Healing Club. She is the recipient of the Blessed Seelos Award and the Blessed Mary Award. Kaitlyn’s accomplishments on

the lacrosse field and in the classroom have earned her an athletic and academic scholarship at George Washington University where she will play lacrosse next year. Kaitlyn has been a four year starter for the Saints. We look to her to be an offensive threat while helping to maintain our cohesive offense. She has strong dodges that put her in a place to finish with her great shot. Next year Kaitlyn will play at George Washington University. Good luck, Kaitlyn! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

25 Jo Torres - Goalie As goalie for the Saints, Jolees “Jo” Torres has been a critical part of the Saint’s defense since transferring to St. Mary’s her junior year, and is one of our four captains this season. She previously played lacrosse for the Calverton School. Her performance on the lacrosse field has earned her numerous awards and honors including Capital Area Lacrosse League 1st TeamAll-League and 2ndTeamAll-Calvert County Lacrosse Team honors as a freshman and sophomore, and IAAM Athlete of the Week and 2nd Team All-Anne Arundel County Lacrosse Team during her junior campaign. Her standout play earned her a selection to the Under Armour All America Underclass team in 2017 for the Washington D.C. region and in 2019 for

the championship-winning Baltimore Highlight team. Additionally, Jo was selected for the Team Baltimore High School Girls U.S. Lacrosse All Star Team in 2018. During her summers, Jo played for Maryland United Lacrosse Club. Beyond lacrosse, Jo has excelled in other sports as well, playing varsity volleyball and basketball at Calverton School, and then joining the varsity volleyball and soccer teams at St. Mary’s. In addition to her athletic achievements, Jo is an accomplished student athlete, and is a dedicated member of her school and community. Her leadership and volunteer activities include the Student Athletes in Leadership (SAIL) program, the Science National Honor Society, and serving as a coach/member with the Special Olympics. She is also active as a coach youth lacrosse clinics and camps throughout the local area. Jo will play lacrosse for the United States Naval Academy next year.

Jo has been the anchor of our defense for the past two seasons. She dominates the cage and makes big saves at critical moments. Jo is a leader, and we look to her to hold down the defensive end. Next year Jo will continue playing at the United States Naval Academy. Good luck, Jo! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

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28 Maddie Hull - Goalie Playing in goal for the Saints,Maddie has been a member of the varsity lacrosse team since transferring to St.Mary’s fromCalifornia during her sophomore year.Previously Maddie played for Torrey Pines High School in San Diego. During the summers,Maddie played for Maryland United Lacrosse Club andWest Coast Starz.Off of the field, Maddie has been an active part of her school and community.As an Honor Roll student,Maddie also participates in the Lemon Club,CHAMPS Club,and volunteers her time for the Special Olympics and the Light House Shelter. When not at school or on the field,Maddie is a nanny to a family with four children throughout the year! She loves to hike,read,and spend time with her family and friends.

Maddie is a feisty goalie that shows up and works hard every single day. She is vocal in cage, and really helps to make our whole defense work together as a unit. Good luck, Maddie! - St. Mary’s Girls Lacrosse

We thank all the family and friends who have supported the media guide. We hope this book will help keep the memories alive for our children.

Girls Editor Jennie Driggs

Publishing The 2020 St. Mary’s lacrosse media guide was published by a committee of parents and friends of St. Mary’s lacrosse.

Boys Editor Suzanne Golini Team Photos: Stella Crase of On Site Photography

Design & Printing Tray Inc.

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1 - Casey Byrne Midfield - Junior

2 - Gracie Driggs Midfield - Sophomore

4 - Ria Lagdameo Midfield - Junior

6 - Caroline Brenner Defense - Junior

9 - Charlotte Barbrick Attack - Junior

11 - Lauren Warfield Defense - Junior

15 - Natalie Kasuda Attack - Junior

17 - Sara Dennison Midfield - Junior

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18 - Camryn Pfundstein Midfield - Freshman

19 - Alexandra Parker Attack - Junior

26 - Stella Reshetiloff Defense - Junior

27 - Isabelle Brinster Attack - Sophomore

29 - Elissa Jane “EJ” Blandford Attack - Sophomore

30 - Meghan O’Hare Midfield - Freshman

31 - Kyra Obert Midfield - Freshman

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ROSTER # Name....................................... Position............................Grade 1 Brayden Cannelli.......................Defense....................... Freshman 3 Audrey Cannelli..........................Middie........................ Freshman 4 Sammy Dunn.............................Midfield.................... Sophomore 6 Violet Barbrick............................ Attack........................ Freshman 7 Karly Jones................................. Attack..................... Sophomore 8 Lauryn Esposito. ........................ Attack..................... Sophomore 9 Delaney Brimhall. ......................Defense....................... Freshman 10 Christina Androus....................... Attack..................... Sophomore 11 Julia Vice.................................... Attack..................... Sophomore 12 Eliza Odenwald...................Midfield/Defense............. Sophomore 13 Bethany Geiger. ........................Midfield............................. Junior 14 Kylie Larges...............................Defense............................. Junior 15 Sophia Dentz.............................Defense....................... Freshman 16 Izzy Grim. ..................................Defense............................. Junior 18 Addy Levy. .......................... Attack/Midfield....................... Junior 19 Abby Wilson..............................Defense............................. Junior 20 Brynn Bernard...........................Defense.................... Sophomore 28 Lindsey Hinrichs........................Midfield.................... Sophomore 30 Hadley Chadwick....................... Goalie..................... Sophomore 32 Maddie Sweeney................Midfield/Defense............. Sophomore 35 Olivia Larges........................ Attack/Midfield.............. Sophomore 36 Elinor Brady.........................Attack/Defense.............. Sophomore 40 Zoe Burke..................................Defense.................... Sophomore 41 Somer White .............................. Attack.............................. Junior 49 Madigan Brewer......................... Goalie..................... Sophomore

SCHEDULE

Tues. 3/3 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (scrimmage)..5:45PM

Thurs. 3/12 Glenelg Country School............ 4:00PM Sat. 3/14 Centennial High School... All Day Play Day Fri. 3/20 John Carroll School........................5:30PM

Mon. 3/23 South River High School..........5:30PM

Wed. 3/25 Maryvale Preparatory School..5:30PM Fri. 3/27 Mount de Sales Academy. .............5:30PM Mon. 3/30 Roland Park Country School.......5:45PM Wed. 4/1 Archbishop Spalding High School .....5:30PM Fri. 4/3 Broadneck High School....................5:00PM Mon. 4/6 McDonogh School......................5:30PM Wed. 4/8 Kent Island High School..................... TBD Wed. 4/15 St. Paul’s School for Girls............4:15PM Mon. 4/20 Severna Park High School. .........4:00PM Wed. 4/22 Notre Dame Preparatory School...5:30PM

Thur. 4/23 Severn School...........................4:00PM

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J U N I O R V A R S I T Y G I R L S

1 - Brayden Cannelli

3 - Audrey Cannelli

4 - Sammy Dunn

6 - Violet Barbrick

7 - Karly Jones

8 - Lauryn Esposito

9 - Delaney Brimhall

10 - Christina Androus

11 - Julia Vice

12 - Eliza Odenwald

13 - Bethany Geiger

14 - Kylie Larges

15 - Sophia Dentz

16 - Izzy Grim

18 - Addy Levy

19 - Abby Wilson

20 - Brynn Bernard

28 - Lindsey Hinrichs

30 - Hadley Chadwick

32 - Maddie Sweeney

35 - Olivia Larges

36 - Elinor Brady

40 - Zoe Burke

41 - Somer White

49 - Madigan Brewer

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ROSTER # Name....................................... Position............................Grade 2 Emma Smith............................... Attack........................ Freshman 3 Emma Hoitt. ............................... Attack..................... Sophomore 4 Kate Mullarkey...........................Defense.................... Sophomore 6 Maeve Riley...............................Defense.................... Sophomore 7 Hannah Miciche. ........................ Attach..................... Sophomore 8 Gracie Burke. ............................Defense....................... Freshman 9 Lily Hayes..................................Midfield....................... Freshman 10 Amanda Lynch. .........................Defense....................... Freshman 11 Delaney Gendell........................Midfield....................... Freshman 12 Cate Rogers............................... Attack........................ Freshman 13 Gabby LaCroix..........................Midfield....................... Freshman 15 Mia Hull...................................... Goalie........................ Freshman 17 Bridget Brickley.........................Midfield....................... Freshman 19 Michelle Mastroberti..................Defense.................... Sophomore 20 Lily Murphy................................. Attack........................ Freshman 22 Anna Nagel................................Defense.................... Sophomore 23 Renira Johnson.........................Defense....................... Freshman MGR Reagan O’Toole........................ Manager............................ Junior MGR Bridgit Lyon.............................. Manager...................... Freshman

SCHEDULE

Wed. 3/11 Concordia Prep (scrimmage)...4:00PM

Mon. 3/16 Archbishop Spalding High School .4:00PM

Fri. 3/20 Archbishop Spalding High School .....4:00PM

Tue. 3/24 GLAAC................................ 4:00PM

Thurs. 3/26 McDonogh School.............4:30PM

Thurs. 4/2 Notre Dame Preparatory School . 5:15PM

Tue. 4/7 McDonogh School............... 4:00PM

Fri. 4/17 Notre Dame Preparatory School ......4:00PM

Mon. 4/20 St. Paul’s School for Girls....4:30PM

Tue. 4/21 Calverton School............... 4:00PM

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