SSM Athletic Program 2011-2012

Shattuck-St. Mary’s

AthleticCenters of ExcellenceHockey • Soccer • Figure Skating • Golf

AthleticCenters of ExcellenceHockey • Soccer • Figure Skating • GolfCenters of ExcellenceHockey • Soccer • Figure Skating • Golf

2011-12

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Today

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SS tudent athletes at Shattuck-St. Mary’s study hard and play hard.

It is this very combination of rigorous college-prep academics and exceptional athletic development that sets Shattuck-St. Mary’s apart from other schools and programs. At the heart of the School, is the belief that we are preparing young men and women for life beyond high school. This preparation is first and foremost – academic. The vast majority of our graduates are consistently admitted to their first-choice college choices. Once at college, our gradu-ates report that they are exceedingly well-prepared academically. Our Center of Excellence athletic programs are producing great results with a number of placements to exceptional colleges.

Founded in 1858, Shattuck-St. Mary’s is one of the oldest college preparatory schools in the Midwest. In 2011-12, our 409 students come from 37 states and 29 countries. With an average class size of 11, and a student to teacher ratio of 8.5 to 1, our pri-mary goal is to prepare each student not just for college but for a confident life beyond our Arch.

We seek students of above-average ability and achievement who are eager to take full advantage of the School’s academic program and broad range of extracurricular activities. Students can apply online at s-sm.org. For more information about SSM and the application process, please visit our website at s-sm.org or contact the Admissions Office at 800-421-2724.

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Academics and Life at Shattuck-St. Mary’s

SCollege Advising and the Student Athlete

S tudent-athletes participating in our Centers of Excellence athletics at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School have the opportunity to benefit from working with coaches who have an extensive network of collegiate contacts. In addition, they work with college advisors who have significant experience working with the full spectrum of colleges and universities available in the United States.

Coaches and college advisors work together to help each student-athlete develop a potential list of colleges and universities with particular attention paid to the athletic/academic interface. Coaches assist student-athletes in identifying a range of schools appropriate for their particular skill level. And college advisors assist students in identifying a range of schools appropriate for a young person’s interests and academic preparation. Advisors assist with NCAA Clearinghouse registration, test registration, and application preparation. Our players also benefit from the past college coaching experience of many of our coaches as well as their vast network of contacts within the collegiate ranks. Working closely together, our coaches and counselors provide each player with the best college placement support possible.

SSM has more than 20 years of experience in working with student-athletes who seek to continue their athletic participation at the highest level possible during their college years. These student-athletes also pursue an academic career in preparation for graduate and/or professional school. Shattuck-St. Mary’s takes great pride in providing students excellent guidance from skilled professionals who have made working with motivated young people their life’s work.

Academics and Life at Shattuck-St. Mary’s Shattuck-St. Mary’s curriculum includes Advanced Placement courses in 12 distinct subject areas. The BioScience Program provides highly focused science students an opportunity to explore their interests by accessing Minnesota’s wide range of “medical alley” institutions. The Honors Program allows students to thrive and to accelerate their studies, and provides highly motivated students the opportunity to excel in areas of specialized interest. The Center for Academic Achievement pro-vides support, resources and instruction for students with mild learning differences. The rigorous and engaging Upper School Course curriculum prepares our students for entrance into some of the nation’s top college and universities.

Almost all of our faculty members live on campus, many working as dorm parents, providing a rewarding mentor relationship, insight and supervision to our boarding students. The small community of engaged individuals leads to strong, enduring friendships, fosters an environment of acceptance, and a true sense of shared experience. Our large population of international students, hailing from 29 countries, helps our school community develop a greater understanding of the world.

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Outstanding facilities provide perfect training conditions for student-athletes. Two Olympic-sized ice arenas 1 & 2 and a Studio Ice Rink 3 offer plenty of ice time. Our Sports Complex

also includes the Dane Family Field House – a full-sized (115x70 yard), state-of-the art indoor synthetic field 4 as well as an outdoor synthetic field 5 and an irrigated natural grass Parade Field 6 . In addition to the field facilities, athletes have their own team locker rooms 7 , athletic training rooms 8 and a fully equipped strength and conditioning facility 9 . The Sabre Café 10 offers an inviting atmosphere to enjoy a cup of hot cocoa around the fireplace. The Legacy Golf Course 11 is home to the SSM Golf Center of Excellence. The Grill at the Legacy 12 is open year-round for pre- or post-game meals.

Facilities at SSM

1 New Hockey Arena

2 The “Barn” Ice Arena

Studio Ice Rink 3

Parade Field 6

11 The Legacy Golf Course

Outdoor Synthetic Field 5

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4 Dane Family FieldhouseIndoor Synthetic Field

7 Team Locker Rooms

8 Athletic Training Rooms

9 Strength and Conditioning Facility

12 The Grill at The Legacy

Sabre Cafe 10

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Player Profiles Shattuck-St. Mary’S School

Player ProfilesTeal Bunbury ’08 Prior Lake, Minnesota 2010 MLS 4th Round Draft Selection by Kansas City Wizards 2009 MAC Hermann Trophy Award for NCAA Division I Men’s Collegiate Player of the Year NSCAA First Team Division I All-America Team and Two-time NSCAA High School All-American

“Soccer is a huge part of my life. Going to Shattuck changed my life completely! It has been one of the best decisions in my life.” COLLEGE: Akron

Chelsea Cline ’09 Des Moines, Iowa 2008 USL W-League All League 1st Team 2007 NSCAA All-American 2005-07 U16 U.S. National Team 2004-07 Region II Team

“I have been challenged in the classroom, made friends I won’t forget, and have developed more in soccer than I imagined I could.”

COLLEGE: UCLA

Ethan Harlow ’10 Essex Junction, Vermont 2004 US Soccer National U14 Camp 2004-2007 Region I ODP Team“For competitive soccer, coming to Shattuck was the best decision I’ve made. Shattuck challenged me to become the best player I could possibly be.”COLLEGE: Boston University

Chelsea Stewart ’08 Highland Ranch, Colorado 2009 National Team – Canada 2008 Beijing Olympics – Canada (Alternate) 2008 U20 World Cup – Canada 2006 U17 U.S. National Team 2004-07 Region IV Team

“Shattuck-St. Mary’s offers many opportunities academically, athletically, and socially. I couldn’t ask for more.”

COLLEGE: UCLA

Baba Omosegbon ’08 Indianapolis, Indiana 2008 Midwest Regional League championship 2007 U.S. Club Soccer national finalist 2006 (December) Topdrawersoccer.com

National Team of the Month2003-07 Indiana State Cup championshipsCOLLEGE: Harvard University

Vanessa Legault-Cordisco ’10 Ste-Thérése, QC Canada 2010 U20 Canadian National Team 2009 U18 Team Quebec, Canadian Games Silver Medal 2008 U16 Team Quebec, Provincial All-Stars Silver Medal

“Being a student-athlete at SSM is an exhilarating experience. In order to succeed both at school and on the field, one needs to be mature, disciplined and responsible. SSM not only teaches us how to improve as an athlete, but also as a person.”

COLLEGE: Marquette

Joey Tennyson ’10 Wauwatosa, WI 2004 US Soccer National U14 Camp 2005 & 2007 Region II ODP Pool Team

“Attending Shattuck can be ex-tremely demanding but I have grown more here as a player and person that I could ever have imagined.”

COLLEGE: Wisconsin-Madison

Becky Stoneman ’10 Faribault, Minnesota 2009 SSM Most Improved Player2008 SSM Sabre Leadership Award2003-08 Minnesota ODP State Team

“The SSM program has challenged me in ways no other soccer program has and linked me with teammates from across the globe. The SSM soccer experience is truly unique and always exciting.”

COLLEGE: Bowdoin

WHERE OUR PLAYERS ARE GOING TO COLLEGEBall State University

Boston UniversityBowdoin College

Bradley UniversityBucknell UniversityButler University

Colorado School of MinesCreighton

Eckerd UniversityFrancis Marion University

Furman UniversityHarvard UniversityIndiana University

James Madison UniversityJohns Hopkins

Lehigh UniversityLenoir Rhyne University

Lindsey Wilson UniversityLuther College

Marquette UniversityMissouri State University

New Mexico State UniversityNorth Dakota State University

Northern Illinois University Old Dominion University

Princeton UniversityQueens University

Saint Martin’s CollegeSanta Clara University

Simon Fraser UniversitySouth Dakota State University

St. Catherine UniversitySt. Cloud State

St. Louis UniversitySt. Mary’s University

Unites States Military AcademyUniversity of Akron

University of Arkansas – Pine BluffUniversity of Buffalo

University of California-Los AngelesUniversity of Evansville

University of IllinoisUniversity of Illinois-Chicago

University of IowaUniversity of Maine

University of ManitobaUniversity of Montana

University of Notre DameUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Rochester

University of South DakotaUniversity of Southern Utah

University of VermontUniversity of Wisconsin-Green BayUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

University of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeValparaiso UniversityVanderbilt University

Virginia TechWestern Illinois University

Winthrop

“Adam’s DREAM was to play Division I soccer, and now after attending Shattuck-St. Mary’s he has been offered a great scholarship and is about to realize his dream. The Soccer Academy program and exposure to college coaches have been unbelievable. The reputation Shattuck-St. Mary’s has truly provides tremendous exposure and gets a lot of attention from college coaches.”

“Shattuck-St. Mary’s is more than a school; It is a great community and a wonderful family. It has brought the best out of my daughter both on and off the soccer field.”

Clyde Glanzer, father of Adam ’10 Ricardo Cordisco, father of Vanessa ’10 Parent Testimonials

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SSM Players Excel

Teal Bunbury ’08, was selected for the U.S. men’s national team in November 2010. He played his first match with the national team on November 17, 2010 in Cape Town, where the U.S. defeated South Africa 1-0. The game was the 2010 Nelson Mandela Challenge and the U.S. team had the opportunity to meet Nelson Mandela during their visit.

Bunbury spent three years at SSM, graduating in 2008. He attended the University of Akron where he was the recipient of the 2009 Hermann Trophy. The Missouri Athletic Club presents the Hermann Trophy, a crystal soccer ball, to the top female and male players in NCAA Division I soccer, as chosen by NCAA Division I soccer coaches who are members of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Bunbury was the third sophomore and the first University of Akron player to win the award. Bunbury was also named Player of the Year by Soccer America, Goal.com and the Mid-American Conference.

After his sophomore year, Bunbury was drafted by the Sporting Kansas City where he currently plays professionally in the MLS - Major League Soccer. In two seasons with Sporting Kansas City, Teal has scored 18 goals in 59 games. He helped to lead the 2011 team to a first place finish in the MLS Eastern Conference. His father, Alex, played for the Kansas City Wizards during a successful professional career and is a member of the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame.

In reflecting on his selection to the U.S. National team and his time at SSM, Bunbury told the Faribault Daily News: “I feel like Tim Carter’s done a great thing there. He really helped me get to where I am. ... I feel like this will be a good thing and more people will look at Shattuck-St. Mary’s as a soccer school to get you to the next level.”

Teal BunBury ’08U.S. Men’s National Team Member

SSM Completes its First Season in the U.S. Soccer Development AcademyIn April, 2010, Shattuck-St. Mary’s was selected to join the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Program for the 2010-11 season. SSM joined 78 clubs from around the country as part of U.S. Soccer’s top competitive level. The Development Academy was launched by U. S. Soccer in 2007 in an effort to improve player development and identification for the U.S. National Team. In the 2010-11 season, the Boys U16 Development Academy team finished fifth in the eight team Frontier Division of the Central Conference, while the Boys U18 Development Academy team finished sixth. With a year of experience under their belts, the SSM teams are looking forward to competing in the 2011-12 season with the goal of both teams qualifying for the playoffs.

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Shattuck-St. Mary’sUSA Hockey NationalChampionships

NHL Draft ListNHL Draft ListJoe Corvo ’95 LA Kings (83rd selection of the 1997 entry draft)Peter Ratchuk ’96 Colorado Avalanche (25th selection of the 1996 entry draft)Noah Clarke ’97 LA Kings (250th selection of the 1999 entry draft)Ryan Malone ’99 Pittsburg Penguins (115th selection of the 1999 entry draft)Ryan Caldwell ’99 New York Islanders (202nd selection of the 2000 entry draft)Cliff Loya ’99 Chicago Blackhawks (207th selection of the 2000 entry draft)Ben Eaves ’00 Pittsburg Penguins (131st selection of the 2001 entry draft)Patrick Eaves Ottawa Senators (29th selection of the 2003 entry draft)Brady Murray ’02 LA Kings (152nd selection of the 2003 entry draft)Chris Porter ’02 Chicago Blackhawks (282nd selection of the 2003 entry draft)Zach Parise ’02 New Jersey Devils (17th selection of the 2003 entry draft)Brian Salcido ’03 Anaheim Ducks (141st selection of the 2005 entry draft)Casey Borer ’03 Carolina Hurricanes (69th selection of the 2004 entry draft)Matt Smaby ’03 Tampa Bay Lightening (41st selection of the 2003 entry draft)Drew Stafford ’03 Buffalo Sabres (13th selection of the 2004 entry draft)Matt Ford ’03 Chicago Blackhawks (256th selection of the 2004 entry draft)A.J. Thelen ’03 Minnesota Wild (12th selection of the 2004 entry draft)Spencer Dillon ’03 Florida Panthers (267th selection of the 2004 entry draft)Jonathan Toews ’05 Chicago Blackhawks (3rd selection of the 2006 entry draft)Taylor Chorney ’05 Edmonton Oilers (36th selection of the 2005 entry draft)Michael Gergen ’05 Pittsburg Penguins (61st selection of the 2005 entry draft)Sidney Crosby Pittsburg Penguins (1st selection of the 2005 entry draft)Jack Johnson Carolina Hurricanes (3rd selection of 2005 entry draft)Kyle Okposo New York Islanders (7th selection of 2006 entry draft)Tyler Ruegsegger ’06 Toronto Maple Leafs (166th selection of the 2006 entry draft)Nigel Williams Colorado Avalanche (51st selection of the 2006 entry draft)Jamie McBain Carolina Hurricanes (63rd selection of the 2006 entry draft)Ben Blood ’07 Ottawa Senators (120th selection of the 2007 entry draft)Brett Bruneteau Washington Capitals (108th selection of the 2007 entry draft)Angelo Esposito Pittsburg Penguins (20th selection of the 2007 entry draft)David Carle ’08 Tampa Bay Lightening (203rd selection of the 2008 entry draft)Derek Stepan ’08 New York Rangers (51st selection of the 2008 entry draft)David Toews ’08 New York Islanders (66th selection of the 2008 entry draft)Alexander Fallstrom ’09 Minnesota Wild (116th selection of the 2009 entry draft)Kirill Gotovets ’09 Tampa Bay Lightening (184th selection of the 2009 entry draft)Erik Haula Minnesota Wild (182nd selection of the 2009 entry draft)Emerson Etem Anaheim Ducks (29th selection of the 2010 entry draft)Joe Basaraba ’10 Florida Panthers (69th selection of the 2010 entry draft)Jason Clark ’10 New York Islanders (82nd selection of the 2010 entry draft)Jimmy Mullin ’10 Tampa Bay Lightening (118th selection of the 2010 entry draft)Keegan Lowe Carolina Hurricanes (73rd selection of the 2011 entry draft)Mike Reilly Columbus Blue jackets (98th selection of the 2011 entry draft)

Easton Helmets Debut at SSMThe Boys Prep team received an early Christmas gift in November 2011 from former SSM Sabre Zach Parisé ’02. Easton’s new E700 helmets were delivered to Coach Tom Ward as a gift to the team from Parisé, who is a representative for Easton Hockey. Shattuck-St. Mary’s is the first high school in the country to outfit its players with the new, state-of-the-art helmets. Thank you, Zach!

A representative from Easton Hockey makes final adjustments on the new E700 helmet.

Nick Petrella ’12 (left) and Zach Stepan ’12 pose with their new E700 helmets.

Shattuck-St. Mary’sUSA Hockey NationalChampionships1999 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title2001 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title 2003 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title 2005 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title2005 Tier I Women’s U19 National Title2006 Tier I Women’s U19 National Title2007 Tier I Women’s U19 National Title2007 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title2008 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title2009 Tier I Women’s U19 National Title2010 Tier I Women’s U16 National Title2011 Tier I Boys’ U18 National Title2011 Tier I Women’s U19 National Title

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Sweet Victory Twice in 2011

SSM Hockey

Sweet Victory Twice in 2011

SSM HockeyBuilt in the heart of Minnesota, it was inevitable that Shattuck-St. Mary’s School would enjoy a long history of hockey on its campus. The first recorded official hockey team at Shattuck School banded together in 1925 to skate on a small pond in the area where Clapp Dormitory now stands.

In 1990, the School embarked on a visionary plan to create a hockey Center of Excellence. In 1996, the School fielded its first girls hockey team, and the top boys midget team skated to its very first National Championship tournament. Three short years later, in 1999, the Boys Prep team, led by Andy Murray, former Head Coach of the St. Louis Blues, kicked off what would become a tradition of excellence by winning its first Tier I Boys U18 National Championship title. The Boys Prep team has since won six more National Championships–in 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, and 2011. Also in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, and 2011 the Girls Prep team capped its seasons as Tier I Women’s U19 National Champions. And, the Tier I Women’s U16 team won its first national title in 2010.

Today, SSM hockey program is made up of seven teams playing a seven-month schedule of 50-70 games per season. The two girls teams, one bantam team, and four midget teams practice daily on three campus ice rinks, and compete in games and tournaments around the United States and Canada. In 2011, SSM moved its bantam program to a single Tier I team.

As Sports Illustrated magazine put it, “Shattuck-St. Mary’s School is to high school hockey what Harvard is to law school.”

The Boys Prep team won the Tier 1 Boys U18 USA Hockey National Championship, capping a successful 45-6-3 season.

The Girls Prep team won the Tier 1 Women’s U19 USA Hockey National Championship following a 46-7-2 season.

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Team Roster # Name Position Grade Hometown

1 JorieWalters Goalie 12 Grinnell,Iowa

2 EmmaTani Forward 12 Orange,California

3 KimDrake Forward 12 Mosinee,Wisconsin

4 JennaMarks Forward 12 CottageGrove,Wisconsin

5 AlexisCrossley Defense 12 ColeHarbour,NS,Canada

6 CourtneyBurke Defense 12 Albany,NewYork

8 DanaTrivigno Forward 12 Setauket,NewYork

9 MikaNervick Forward 11 PriorLake,Minnesota

11 HeatherMottau Defense 11 Milton,Massachusetts

12 AbbyMartin Defense 11 Ankeny,Iowa

15 RachelBellio Forward 12 Arvada,Colorado

16 RebeccaRusso Forward 12 Shelton,Connecticut

17 LillyDerby F/D 11 BelleMead,NewJersey

18 BrookGarzone F/D 12 SandSprings,Oklahoma

19 AllieLewis Forward 11 Kearney,Nebraska

20 KennedyOttenbreit Forward 11 Grayson,SK,Canada

21 LexiBender Defense 12 Snohomish,Washington

22 JulieFish Forward 11 Franklin,Tennessee

30 MiaBecker Goalie 11 Woodbridge,Virginia

Gordon StaffordGirls Prep Head Coach,Director of Girls HockeyGordie Stafford joined SSM in 2000. Under his direction, the Girls U19 Prep team has won USA Hockey Nationals in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2011. The Girls U16 team won Nationals in 2010. Prior to joining SSM, Stafford coached and taught English at Marquette University High School, twice taking his team to the Wisconsin State Hockey Tournament. A graduate of UW-Milwaukee, with a master’s degree in educational psychology, Stafford also teaches English.

Melissa BoikGirls Prep Assistant CoachMelissa Boik joined SSM in 2010. Prior to SSM, she was a student assistant coach and video coordinator at Ohio State University. A native of Michigan, Boik played for the Michigan Capitals during her youth. She attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute as a four year member of the women’s hockey team. During her senior year, in which she was captain, her team made it to the ECAC finals.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls PrepShattuck-St. Mary’s Girls Prep

Front Row (left-right): Jorie Walters, Jenna Marks, Emma Tani, Kim Drake, Dana Trivigno, Lexi Bender, Brook Garzone, Courtney Burke, Alexis Crossley, Rachel Bellio, Rebecca Russo, Mia BeckerBack Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Melissa Boik, Mika Nervick, Heather Mottau, Kennedy Ottenbreit, Lily Derby, Stephanie Lemieux, Abby Martin, Julie Fish, Allie Lewis, Head Coach Gordon Stafford

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1 TaylorCrosby Goalie 10 ColeHarbour,NS,Canada

2 KourtneyMenches Forward 10 Greer,SouthCarolina

3 ArianaBuxman Defense 11 GlenwoodSprings,Colorado

4 MelissaSamoskevich F/D 9 SandyHook,Connecticut

5 JessicaSherman Forward 10 Chesterfield,Missouri

7 TaylorSalewske Forward 10 Tomahawk,Wisconsin

8 KatherineHughes Forward 8 LaCanadaFlintridge,California

9 BrookeBoquist Forward 10 ThunderBay,ON,Canada

10 EmmaTurbyville Defense 10 Chicago,Illinois

12 TaylorSchwalbe Forward 9 Anchorage,Alaska

15 BrookeMorgan Defense 10 DePere,Wisconsin

16 JosephineHansen F/D 9 PrincetonJunction,NewJersey

17 RachelKoppang F/D 11 Dayton,Maryland

18 RyanLittle Forward 9 Guilford,Vermont

19 SloanSullivan Defense 9 Grafton,Wisconsin

20 DarbyLindgren Forward 11 Eldo,Minnesota

21 BayleeWellhausen Forward 10 WilliamsBay,Wisconsin

22 MorganMcKim Forward 10 Mars,Pennsylvania

30 MeganDubois Goalie 9 Hudson,Wisconsin

Pete JohnsonGirls U16 Head CoachPete Johnson joined SSM in 2011. Johnson graduated from the University of Wisconsin, where he played hockey for his father, the late legendary coach “Badger Bob” Johnson. His coaching career started at Bowling Green State University in 1984, where he served as a graduate assistant coach while earning his master’s degree in Athletic Administration. Johnson has coached at all levels of hockey from youth to college in his 27-year career and also spent nine years as a scout for the Toronto Maple Leafs. He also serves SSM as Assistant Athletic Director.

Sydney O’KeefeGirls U16 Assistant CoachSydney O’Keefe joined SSM in 2011. Prior to SSM, she played four years (142 games) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and earned her undergraduate degree in Business Management and Psychology. She is a native of Prior Lake, Minnesota and attended Prior Lake High School.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U16Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U16

Front Row (left-right): Megan Dubois, Brooke Morgan, Melissa Samoskevich, Darby Lindgren, Josephine Hansen, Kourtney Menches, Baylee Wellhausen, Taylor Salewske, Rachel Koppang, Taylor CrosbyBack Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Sydney O’Keefe, Katherine Hughes, Ryan Little, Sloan Sullivan, Taylor Schwalbe, Emma Turbyville, Jessica Sherman, Ariana Buxman, Morgan McKim, Brooke Boquist, Head Coach Pete Johnson

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1 KyleHayton Goalie 12 Denver,Colorado

3 MattMcArdle Defense 11 Annapolis,Maryland

4 NoahHenry Defense 12 Medina,Washington

5 BlakeBarnes Defense 12 BrokenArrow,Oklahoma

6 TrumanReed Defense 11 Anchorage,Alaska

7 JohnDraeger Defense 12 Faribault,Minnesota

8 JakeMontgomery Forward 12 Oakdale,Minnesota

9 NickPetrella Forward 12 Hilton,NewYork

10 BrodyDecker Forward 12 Dousman,Wisconsin

11 SebastianLemm Forward 12 Bentwood,Tennessee

12 ZachAman Forward 12 Johnstown,Pennsylvania

14 TylerVesel Forward 11 Rochester,Minnesota

15 ZachStepan Forward 12 Faribault,Minnesota

17 MaxBecker Forward 10 Orange,California

18 HunterFejes Forward 12 Anchorage,Alaska

19 CarterLukenda Forward 12 Pewaukee,Wisconsin

20 RyanSchwalbe Forward 12 Anchorage,Alaska

21 TeddyBlueger Forward 12 Riga,Latvia

22 WillieRaskob Defense 11 Hastings,Minnesota

30 AnthonyBrodeur Goalie 11 EssexFells,NewYork

Tom WardBoys Prep Head Coach,Director of HockeyTom Ward joined SSM in 2001. Following high school, he was drafted by the Winnipeg Jets. He attended the University of Minnesota where he played both hockey and baseball. For six seasons, Ward worked as an assistant coach, head coach and general manager for the USHL St. Paul Vulcans. He also served as an assistant hockey coach at the University of Minnesota for four seasons before coming to Shattuck-St. Mary’s. Ward has led the Boys Prep team to six National Championships in 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, and 2011.

Des ChristopherBoys Prep Assistant Coach,Director of Goal TendingDes Christopher joined SSM in 2006 as the hockey program goaltending coach. Prior to SSM, Christopher was the volunteer assistant coach with the Minnesota State University Mavericks for nine years, where he also played three years of college hockey. He is the founder and owner of The Goalie Club Goalie Schools, a company that trains and consults goaltenders of all ability levels and ages. Christopher holds a Master’s degree in Educational Administration from Minnesota State University.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys PrepShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Prep

Front Row (left-right): Kyle Hayton, Noah Henry, Ryan Schwalbe, Teddy Blueger, Hunter Fejes, John Draeger, Zach Stepan, Zach Aman, Sebastian Lemm, Anthony BrodeurBack Row (Left-right): Assistant Coach Des Christopher, Brody Decker, Willie Raskob, Blake Barnes, Matt McArdle, Jake Montgomery, Truman Reed, Tyler Vesel, Max Becker, Carter Lukenda, Nick Petrella, Head Coach Tom Ward

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1 AaronAltmeyer Goalie 12 RuralValley,Pennsylvania

4 PeterBarral Forward 11 Faribault,Minnesota

5 DanteHahn Forward 11 Victoria,BC,Canada

6 AndrewBehshid Defense 12 Valencia,California

7 FrankieSpellman Defense 11 Urbandale,Iowa

8 CarterHorwitz Defense 12 SantaAna,California

9 MatLewis Forward 11 Kearney,Nebraska

10 ZackMacQueen Defense 11 Faribault,Minnesota

11 ReidBrown Forward 11 Superior,Colorado

12 NoahWestphal Forward 11 St.Peter,Minnesota

14 ArthurRaevskiy Forward 12 Minsk,Belarus

15 JustinPirard Defense 11 Naperville,Illinois

16 RudolfsKalvitis Defense 11 Riga,Latvia

17 GregBetzold Forward 11 BelAir,Maryland

19 SebastianWeberg Forward 12 Stocksund,Sweden

20 AlexBirk Forward 12 Owatonna,Minnesota

21 TaylorParkinson Forward 12 LagunaNiguel,California

22 J.T.Walters Defense 12 Escondido,California

23 AlexRodriguez Forward 10 Faribault,Minnesota

30 ZachQuail Goalie 12 LoneTree,Colorado

Murray EavesBoys Midget AAA Head CoachMurray Eaves joined SSM in 2000. Prior to SSM, he was a coach in the East Coast Hockey League. An All-American at the University of Michigan, Eaves was the first college player selected in the 1980 entry draft. While playing in the American Hockey League he was a member of two Calder Cup Champion-ships and twice he received the Fred T. Hunt Memorial Award as the player who demonstrates sportsmanship and dedication. Eaves is SSM’s Strength and Conditioning coach.

Mike DietschBoys Midget AAA Assistant CoachMike Dietsch has been a hockey coach at SSM since 1991. He has worked as an Assistant Coach for the Boys Prep team and has been a member of two national championship teams. Dietsch has also been Head Coach for several of the Midget teams during his tenure at SSM.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Midget AAAShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Midget AAA

Front Row (left-right): Aaron Altmeyer, Noah Westphal, Carter Horwitz, Alex Birk, J.T. Walters, Arthur Raevsky, Taylor Parkinson, Justin Pirard, Sebastian Weberg, Zach Quail Back Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Mike Dietsch, Andrew Behshid, Mat Lewis, Alex Rodriguez, Rudolphs Kalvitis, Greg Betzold, Frankie Spellman, Peter Barral, Dante Hahn, Reid Brown, Zack MacQueen, Kieran Coleman-Fry, Head Coach Murray Eaves

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1 BlakeWeyrick Goalie 10 Ojai,California

2 RyanO’Connor Defense 10 Morristown,NewJersey

3 AndrewFarny Defense 11 SteamboatSprings,Colorado

4 TylerRockwell Defense 10 SanJose,California

5 MarcelGodbout Forward 10 CenterLine,Michigan

6 ZachFunk Forward 10 Nanaimo,BC,Canada

8 DylanWeber Forward 11 Zurich,Switzerland

9 LucaLeone Forward 10 Vancouver,BC,Canada

10 BrandonZajicek Defense 9 Albertville,Minnesota

12 NikolaRados Forward 11 Victoria,BC,Canada

14 ChasePhelps Forward 10 Faribault,Minnesota

15 MitchSlattery Defense 10 Roseville,Minnesota

17 BroydonStufko Forward 11 Prescott,ON,Canada

18 CodyKuster Forward 11 Ludington,Michigan

19 LoganFranz Forward 10 MedicineHat,AB,Canada

20 CharliePelnik Defense 11 Cary,NorthCarolina

21 RyanTait Forward 10 SantaClarita,California

22 BrettBoeing Forward 11 Barrington,Illinois

23 RyanNorman Forward 9 Maplewood,Minnesota

30 MarkLoveday Goalie 10 FortFrances,ON,Canada

Chris BragnaloBoys U16 Head CoachChristian Bragnalo joined SSM in 2005.A native of Thunder Bay, Bragnalo played hockey at the University of New Hampshire. Following college, he played three seasons of minor league hockey. Bragnalo returned to UNH for graduate school and served as the Wildcats’ graduate assistant coach. He is a strength and conditioning coach and teaches physical education.

Brad CohenBoys U16 Assistant CoachBrad Cohen has coached at SSM since 1991. He is a 1984 SSM graduate and was captain of the SSM Varsity team. Cohen attended Colgate University for undergraduate study and the University of Pennsylvania for a master’s in architecture. His coaching highlights include a 1994 Midget A State Championship.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U16Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U16

Front Row (left-right): Blake Weyrick, Nik Rados, Cody Kuster, Andrew Farney, Bret Boeing, Dylan Weber, Broydon Stufko, Tyler Rockwell, Mark LovedayBack Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Brad Cohen, Ryan Tait, Brandon Zajicek, Ryan O’Connor, Luca Leone, Zach Funk, Charlie Pelnik, Logan Franz, Chase Phelps, Mitch Slattery, Ryan Norman, Marcel Godbout, Head Coach Christian Bragnalo

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2 ConnorKoch Defense 10 McFarland,Wisconsin

3 ChristopherMartenet Defense 9 Waukesha,Wisconsin

4 HunterBreza Defense 10 Minnetrista,Minnesota

5 MitchellKimball Defense 9 Owatonna,Minnesota

6 ThomasHaas Defense 11 Lugano,Switzerland

8 WilliamMann Forward 10 Anchorage,Alaska

9 DocGentzler Forward 11 ManhattanBeach,California

10 KevinDineen Forward 10 Faribault,Minnesota

11 WilliamBrodeur Forward 9 EssexFells,NewJersey

12 DevinGarg Forward 10 LakeOswego,Oregon

14 GeorgyGorodetskiy Forward 10 Yekaterinburg,Russia

16 AlexanderFalconer Forward 10 Kohler,Wisconsin

17 ChandlerWatson Forward 10 ThunderBay,ON,Canada

18 SeanHarrison Forward 10 Anchorage,Alaska

19 MatteoMilroy Forward 10 Faribault,Minnesota

20 JoachimWeberg Forward 9 Stocksund,Sweden

21 WilliamBender Forward 10 Snohomish,Washington

22 WilliamSteck Forward 12 NewYork,NewYork

24 DongHyunSeo Forward 11 Seoul,SouthKorea

30 JeremyBrodeur Goalie 9 EssexFells,NewJersey

35 AlexCorley Goalie 9 Lafayette,Colorado

Cale PolitoskiBoys Midget AA Head CoachCale Politoski joined SSM in 2006. Prior to SSM, Politoski coached high school hockey for nine seasons in Milwaukee. He played college hockey at St. Norbert College in De Pere, WI where he helped the team win its first NCHA Regular Season Championship in 1997. Politoski is also the assistant manager of the Sports Complex at SSM.

Mike Carpentier ’00Boys Midget AA Assistant CoachMike Carpentier ’00 joined SSM in 2005. He is a Faribault native and graduated from the University of Minnesota-Duluth. Carpentier teaches history at SSM and is the Assistant Coach for Varsity Baseball.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Midget AAShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Midget AA

Front Row (left-right): Kevin Dineen, Matteo Milroy, William Brodeur, Will Steck, Jeremy Brodeur, Thomas Haas, Doc Gentzler, Chandler Watson, Tucker BenderBack Row (left-right): Head Coach Cale Politoski, Sean Harrison, Dong Hyun Seo, Georgy Gorodetskiy, Alex Falconer, Connor Koch, Chris Martenet, Hunter Breza, Mitch Kimball, William Mann, Devin Garg, Assistant Coach Mike CarpentierNot pictured: Goalie Alex Corley, Joachim Weberg

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1 EvanRobert Goalie 9 Faribault,Minnesota

2 SamOden Defense 9 Faribault,Minnesota

3 PierceCrawford Forward 9 Alpharetta,Georgia

4 AndrewPicco Defense 9 Marystown,NL,Canada

7 JordanHank Forward 9 Lincoln,Nebraska

8 NikoKaramanis Forward 8 Courtenay,BC,Canada

9 CollinSaccoman Defense 9 Stillwater,Minnesota

10 NathanNoel Forward 9 St.John’s,NL,Canada

11 VincentdeMey Forward 8 LosAngeles,California

12 JordanGreenway Forward 9 Potsdam,NewYork

14 JarrettScheibel Forward 9 NewUlm,Minnesota

15 LarryJungwirth Forward 9 Bloomington,Minnesota

16 RemPitlick Forward 9 Plymouth,Minnesota

17 MasonKohn Forward 9 Davie,Florida

18 RyanLindgren Defense 8 Lakeville,Minnesota

19 TylerBump Forward 9 PriorLake,Minnesota

20 MitchellDolter Forward 9 Woodbury,Minnesota

21 SpencerKuhlman Defense 8 GrandForks,NorthDakota

22 JordanKlehr Defense 9 LinoLakes,Minnesota

30 KevinResop Goalie 9 NorthRedingtonBeach,Florida

John LaFontaineBoys Bantam Tier I Head CoachJohn LaFontaine joined SSM in 2007 and is in his fourth year coaching the Bantam Tier I team. Prior to SSM, he owned and operated a hockey training program in Bozeman, MT. He has been coaching hockey for 19 years following a collegiate playing career at Miami University (Ohio). LaFontaine is also SSM’s Sports Complex Manager.

Ben Umhoefer ’05Boys Bantam Tier I Assistant CoachBen Umhoefer ‘05 joined SSM in 2010. A Marshfield, Wisconsin native, Umhoefer is a 2005 SSM graduate. He played collegiate hockey at St. Olaf College where his team won the school’s first MIAC Championship in 2009 since 1939. He served as a team captain as a senior and graduated with a degree in Economics. Umhoefer also is an Admissions Associate.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Bantam Tier IShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Bantam Tier I

Front Row (left-right): Mason Kohn, Spencer Kuhlman, Rem Pitlick, Vincent de May, Evan Robert, Kevin Resop, Niko Karamanis, Joseph Crawford, Larry Jungwirth, Jordan KlehrBack Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Ben Umhoefer, Sam Oden, Ryan Lindgren, Collin Saccoman, Jarrett Scheibel, Jordan Greenway, Andrew Picco, Mitch Dolter, Nathan Noel, Jordan Hank, Tyler Bump, Head Coach John LaFontaine

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Bantam Tier I Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U18 U.S. Youth Soccer TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U18 U.S. Youth Soccer Team


0 NastaciaBehle Goalkeeper 12 SaintPaul,Missouri

1 SkyllarHughes Goalkeeper 11 Riverwoods,Illinois

4 LilyJilk Defender 12 Riverfalls,Wisconsin

5 TaylorGriffin Forward 12 SiouxFalls,SouthDakota

6 KaelynKorte Midfielder 12 PriorLake,Minnesota

7 DaniellePatterson Midfielder 12 DesMoines,Iowa

8 SandraGraybill Defender 12 Lakeville,Minnesota

9 AmandaGoulet Midfielder 12 QuebecCity,QC,Canada

10 DarienPowell Forward 12 LaporteCity,Iowa

11 CivanniMoss Midfielder 12 Woodbridge,Virginia

13 EmmaFleming Defender 12 Grosselle,Michigan

15 HopeLundberg Midfielder 12 Rhinelander,Wisconsin

16 JustyLinton Defender 12 Winnipeg,MB,Canada

17 KarinaFredette Forward 12 Gatineau,QC,Canada

18 AlyssaCiona Defender 12 Okotoks,AB,Canada

David LinenbergerGirls U18 Head Coach,Director of Girls SoccerDavid Linenberger joined SSM in 2005. A former national staff coach for US Soccer, Linenberger brings years of coaching experience at youth, collegiate and professional levels to SSM. Prior to joining SSM, Linenberger served as the Assistant Technical Director for the Virginia Youth Soccer Association. He served as Regional ODP Head Coach in Region II & IV. Linenberger holds a master’s degree in exercise physiology from San Francisco State University and is on the science faculty at SSM.

Whitney OddenGirls U18 Assistant CoachWhitney Odden joined SSM in 2009 following her graduation Dartmouth College, where she played four years of intercollegiate soccer at the Division I level. Odden graduated with an A.B. degree with a major in Government and a minor in Middle Eastern Language and Literature. She is also Assistant Director of Community Life.

Front Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Whitney Odden, Kennedy Ulrich, Civanni Moss, Nastacia Behle, Sandra Graybill, Skyllar Hughes, Amanda Goulet, Emma Fleming, Head Coach David LinenbergerBack Row (left-right): Goalkeeper Coach Ryan Brooks, Ashley Boitz, Mackenzie Graybill, Taylor Griffin, Lily Jilk, Kaelyn Korte, Karina Fredette, Justy Linton, Dani Patterson, Hope Lundberg, Darien Powell, Alyssa Ciona, Dakotah Sparrman, Gabby Garbe, Molly Pignato

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0 AllisonNeary Goalkeeper 9 ColoradoSprings,Colorado

1 MaiaLundstrom Goalkeeper 10 WhiteBearLake,Minnesota

2 NicoleJones M/D 10 Pittsford,NewYork

3 GabrielleGarbe Midfielder 11 MillerPlace,NewYork

4 AdelineLust M/F 10 Northfield,Minnesota

5 DakotahSparrman Midfielder 11 AppleValley,Minnesota

6 MollyPignato Midfielder 11 Stacy,Minnesota

7 AshleyGross Midfielder 9 Hudson,Wisconsin

10 LinleyBrown Forward 9 Wakefield,RhodeIsland

11 MackenzieGraybill Midfielder 10 Lakeville,Minnesota

12 AshleyBoitz Forward 11 St.Cloud,Minnesota

14 KennedyUlrich M/F 11 Loydminster,Alberta

17 MelissaBiel Defender 10 Chesterton,Indiana

Michele CornishGirls U17 Head CoachMichele Cornish joined SSM in 2010. Prior to SSM, she was the former head women’s soccer coach at UNC-Ashville for 16 ½ years. During her tenure at UNC-Ashville, her teams competed in eight Big South Conference championship matches. Cornish was twice named Big South Coach of the Year. Her collegiate career at George Mason University included a national championship and selection to play on the U.S. National team in China.

Michele CostaGirls U17 Assistant CoachMichele Costa joined SSM in 2008. Prior to SSM, she was the women’s graduate assistant coach at Northeastern State University, an NCAA Division II school in Oklahoma. Costa played soccer for National American University in Rapid City, SD. Costa also played on the Brazilian National team and San Paulo F.C.

Front Row (left-right): Assistant Coach Michele Costa, Melissa Biel, Addie Lust, Maia Lundstrom, Skyllar Hughes, Allison Neary, Gabby Garbe, Molly Pignato, Goalkeeper Coach Ryan BrooksBack Row (Left-right): Head Coach Michele Cornish, Kennedy Ulrich, Emma Fleming, Nicole Jones, Ashley Boitz, Ashley Gross, Mackenzie Graybill, Dakotah Sparrman, Katelyn Gross, Linley Brown

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U17 U.S. Youth Soccer TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U17 U.S. Youth Soccer Team

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1 ChristianFoust Goalkeeper 12 Vandalia,Ohio

2 JosephChabries Defender 12 SaltLakeCity,Utah

3 ValdisUpmalis Defender 11 Riga,Latvia

4 LucasBeato Midfielder 13 SaoPaulo,Brazil

5 AndrewKendall-Moullin Defender 11 Faribault,Minnesota

7 ChristianHernandez Midfielder 12 Miami,Florida

8 PatrickBarnes Midfielder 12 Halifax,NS,Canada

9 EddosaMuhammed Forward 11 Anoka,Wisconsin

10 JacobGandarilla Midfielder 12 Albuquerque,NewMexico

12 JohnLujano Midfielder 12 McPherson,Kansas

13 BlakeJones Defender 12 GreenBay,Wisconsin

15 PetterAasa Midfielder 11 Umear,Sweden

16 WesleySchrock Defender 11 Paducah,Kentucky

17 BenjaminBorns-Moore Forward 12 Madison,Wisconsin

19 RicardoLopez-Espin Forward 10 Miami,Florida

20 ParkerVictor Midfielder 12 TerreHaute,Indiana

21 MichaelBajza Midfielder 11 Tampa,Florida

Tim CarterBoys U18 Head Coach,Director of Boys SoccerTim Carter joined SSM in 2005. He was the former Director of Youth Development and National Staff Coach for US Soccer. Carter has over twenty years of coaching experience including 12 years at the NCAA Division I level at Illinois State, Duke, and Evansville, as well as professional coaching experience with the Minnesota Thunder and Pittsburgh Riverhounds. A NSCAA Coach of the Year recipient, Coach Carter developed the soccer program at Illinois State into a top twenty program. Additionally, Tim has served as the Coaching Director for US Club Soccer’s id2 program.

Ryan BrooksBoys U18 Assistant Coach,Goalkeeper CoachRyan Brooks joined SSM in 2010. Prior to SSM, he was Director of Coaching Educa-tion for Super Soccer Stars in New York City teaching 150 professional coaches. Brooks graduated from St. John’s Univer-sity in Queens, NY where he also played soccer. After graduation he was an assis-tant coach at Stevens Institute of Technol-ogy (NJ), Williams College (MA), and Hobart College (NY). In 2007, he was named Assistant Coach and Director of Player Development for Real Salt Lake (MLS) where he trained the goalkeepers and over-saw the U16 and U18 academy teams. Brooks received his Master’s Degree in Sports Leadership from Duquesne University.

Front Row (left-right): Joe Chabries, Patrick Barnes, Valdis Upmalis, Assistant Coach Ryan Brooks, Soccer Manager Marc Sutton, Head Coach Tim Carter, Andrew Moullin, Blake Jones, Parker VictorBack Row (left-right): Christian Hernandez, Jacob Gandarilla, Eddosa Muhammed, Ricky Lopez-Espin, Wesley Schrock, Adam Prevost, Christian Foust, Dary DeWalt, Emil Gonsalvez, Ben Borns-Moore, Lenny Kusina, Petter Aasa, Lucas Beato, John Lujano

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U18 U.S. Soccer Development TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U18 U.S. Soccer Development TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U17 U.S. Youth Soccer TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U17 U.S. Youth Soccer Team

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U18 U.S. Youth Soccer TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U18 U.S. Youth Soccer Team

Front Row (left-right): Head Coach Steve Cornish, Alejandro Gomez, Grecia Burns-Cadotte, Jose Ojeda, Norbey Putt-Ryan, Mark Gormley, Julio Gaviria, Will Smith, Assistant Coach Patrick TateBack Row (left-right): Joshua Parris, Rasmus Hansen, Neal Usry, Trey Benhart, Adam Prevost, Dary DeWalt, Connor Cowley, Alejandro Gambirazio, Chris MacLeod, Lenny Kusina


0 DaryDeWalt Goalkeeper 12 Greendale,Wisconsin

1 AdamPrevost Goalkeeper 11 Charlottesville,Virginia

2 AlejandroGomez Defender 12 Udhailiyah,SaudiaArabia

3 LeonardKusina Defender 12 Surrey,BritishColumbia

4 NorbeyPutt-Ryan Forward 12 Ottawa,ON,Canada

5 AlejandroGambirazio Defender 12 Lima,Peru

6 ChristopherMacLeod Defender 12 Winnipeg,MB,Canada

7 JulioGaviria Midfielder 12 HydePark,NewYork

8 MarkGormley Midfielder 12 Minneapolis,Minnesota

9 JoshuaParris M/F 12 St.Michael,Barbados

10 GreciaBurns-Cadotte Forward 12 Minneapolis,Minnesota

11 JoseOjeda Midfielder 11 Geneva,Switzerland

13 RasmusHansen Midfielder 10 Lugano,Switzerland

14 ConnorCowley Defender 12 Watertown,Minnesota

14 EmilGonsalvez Midfielder 12 Austin,Texas

16 GeoffreyDee Midfielder 10 Germantown,Tennessee

17 WillSmith Midfielder 11 Christchurch,NewZealand

18 TreyBenhart Defender 11 Lakeville,Minnesota

21 NealUsry Forward 11 Shreveport,Louisiana

Steve CornishBoys U18 Head CoachSteve Cornish returned to Shattuck-St. Mary’s in 2010 having been the Head Coach at NCAA Division I UNC Asheville for 17 years. During his tenure there, he guided the UNC Asheville team to some of the biggest wins in school history and was twice named Big South Coach of the Year. Cornish has been an ODP Regional Staff coach for both Region II and more recently, Region III. Cornish previously taught and coached at SSM from 1983 to 1992.

Patrick TateBoys U18 Assistant CoachPatrick Tate joined SSM in 2010. Prior to SSM, he played professionally in the United Soccer League (USL). Prior to going pro, Tate graduated from the University of North Carolina Asheville. He was selected to the Big South all-conference team and two all-tournament teams his senior year, as well as named the UNC-Asheville Male Athlete of the Year.

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U18 U.S. Youth Soccer TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U18 U.S. Youth Soccer Team Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U16 U.S. Soccer Development TeamShattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U16 U.S. Soccer Development Team


0 LorenWhitaker Goalkeeper 11 Oldsmar,Florida

1 JosephMelong Goalkeeper 11 Winnipeg,MB,Canada

2 SteveEneme Defender 11 York,Pennsylvania

3 ThomasBissett Midfielder 10 Ottawa,ON,Canada

4 IsaiahMcCullough Midfielder 11 LowerSackville,NS,Canada

5 FranciscoNarbon Defender 11 PanamaCity,Panama

6 PascalRathle Midfielder 11 Jacksonville,Florida

7 HeathHonold Midfielder 10 CoonRapids,Iowa

8 CoreyCadeau Midfielder 11 Coldbrook,NS,Canada

9 KarlFrisk Forward 11 Vegby,Sweden

10 KevinBeyer Midfielder 11 Boulder,Colorado

11 RobertSagel Defender 11 LasVegas,Nevada

12 LucasStauffer Midfielder 11 Owensboro,Kentucky

13 MarkBrown Midfielder 10 Wakefield,RhodeIsland

14 AkeemWard Forward 10 Vienna,Virginia

15 ColePoppen Defender 9 Ankeny,Iowa

16 RickyThai Midfielder 10 HoChiMinhCity,Vietnam

17 StephenBridges Defender 11 Morgantown,NorthCarolina

18 LukeHaakenson Midfielder 8 MapleGrove,Minnesota

19 CorySauerwine Midfielder 11 Clearwater,Florida

20 HollisMalkowski Defender 11 Lowell,Indiana

00 BrendanRennie Goalkeeper 9 MapleGrove,Minnesota

Bob MoullinBoys U16 Head CoachBob Moullin joined SSM in 2009. A native of Manchester, England, Moullin has more than 30 years of coaching experience at club, high school, college and national levels. He coached men’s and women’s teams for 15 years at Flagler College, an NCAA Division II member. He also coached at Jacksonville University. Moullin has amassed over 200 collegiate wins while earning six conference titles and coaching 22 All-American and Academic All-American players.

Tommy NienhausBoys U16 Assistant CoachTommy Nienhaus joined SSM in 2009. Prior to SSM, he served as the Boys Head Varsity Coach at Lawrence North High School for the 2007 and 2008 seasons where his team posted an overall record of 24-6-8 and was a state high school Sectional runner-up in 2008. Nienhaus holds a coaching license from US Soccer, a National Diploma from the NSCAA and a Master’s degree in Exercise Science.

Front Row (left-right): Head Coach Bob Moullin, Robby Sagel, Isaiah McCullough, Mark Brown, Luke Stauffer, Joseph Melong, Kevin Beyer, Corey Cadeau, Heath Honold, Hollis Malkowski, Assistant Coach Tommy NienhausBack Row (left-right): Ricky Thai, Tom Bissett, Francisco Narbon, Rasmus Hansen, Stephen Bridges, Neal Usry, Pascal Rathle, Brendan Rennie, Steve Eneme, Karl Frisk, Jose Ojeda, Luke Haakenson, Cory Sauerwine, Cole Poppin, Akeem Ward

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Figure SkatingShattuck-St. Mary’s Figure Skating

Front Row (left-right): Jacob Kahn, Renata Lezama, Marijose Cavazos, Claire Katchur, Sabrina Olivera, Daryn Finkelstein, Michelle Chan, Marissa Mark, Emily Moon, Ana Hanhausen, Sumika Yamada, Madalyn Moree, Richard KahnBack Row (Left-right): Director of Figure Skating Diana Ronayne, Xavier Buhman, Bailey Ciaramella, Gabby Biard, Valeria Arthuber, Maggie Hausmann, Lindy Martinson, Sophie Liesenfeld-Hahn, Brittany Lau, Summer O’Connor, Rosie Jones, Kasie Sundhagul, Sara Sacal, Gina Gilderman, Katie Miller, Raechel McKnight, Lexi Wiesner, Director of Figure Skating Operations Tom HickeyNot pictured: Ximena Niembro and Camryn Hellwarth

Team Roster Name Grade Hometown MichelleChan 12 SanFrancisco,California BrittanyLau 12 SanFrancisco,California SummerO’Connor 12 Faribault,Minnesota GabrielleBiard 11 FlowerMound,Texas BaileyCiaramella 11 Marvin,NorthCarolina GinaGilderman 11 Duluth,Minnesota MaggieHausmann 11 Cedarburg,Wisconsin CamrynHellwarth 11 Meadville,Pennsylvania MarissaMark 11 Excelsior,Minnesota RaechelMcKnight 11 St.Charles,Missouri SabrinaOlivera 11 MexicoCity,Mexico ValeriaArthuber 10 Munich,Germany XavierBuhman 10 Faribault,Minnesota RosieJones 10 Juneau,Alaska RichardKahn 10 Chicago,Illinois ClaireKatchur 10 Chanhassen,Minnesota XimenaNiembro 10 MexicoCity,Mexico SaraSacal 10 MexicoCity,Mexico LexiWiesner 10 Conroe,Texas SumikaYamada 10 LosAngelos,California MarijoseCavazos 9 Monterrey,Mexico DarynFinkelstein 9 Woodlands,Texas AnaHanhausen 9 MexicoCity,Mexico JacobKahn 9 Chicago,Illinois SophieLiesenfeld-Hahne 9 Weston,Massachusetts LindyMartinson 9 RedwoodCity,California EmilyMoon 9 Ozark,Missouri KasieSundhagul 9 Bangkok,Thailand RenataLezama 8 MexicoCity,Mexico KatieMiller 6 Tyler,Minnesota MadalynMoree 5 Billingham,Washington

Diana RonayneDirector of Figure SkatingDiana Ronayne joined SSM with the launch of the figure skating program in 2005. Prior to SSM, she was the Director and Resident Coach at Colorado Springs World Arena. She has U.S. National and World Championship coaching experience, and was the coach of Ryan Jahnke, a silver medalist at the Grand Prix Skate America in 2004 and Dan Hollander, 10th place finisher in the World Championships in 1997. Ronayne is master rated in figures and free skating and has a PSA VII ranking. She directs the SSM Figure Skating program and is a strong proponent for combining college-preparatory academics with athletic excellence.

Tom HickeyDirector of Figure Skating OperationsTom Hickey joined SSM in 2007. Prior to SSM, he was the Director of Skating at Twin Rinks Ice Pavilion in Buffalo Grove, IL. His professional skating experience includes training USFS Regional through National, Junior World and Grand Prix level competitors. Hickey has years of experience in establishing and directing International/National skaters and training programs, learn to skate and performance skating schools, coaching education, and synchronized skating programs. He has developed programs such as Power Plus, Summer Recreation Camp, Coaches’ Education Program (CEP) and served as District Director Board Member of the Ice Skating Institute.

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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Golf Shattuck-St. Mary’s Golf

From left to right:Sydney Brickey, Nathan Zhao, Jake Curwin, Phillip Baumberger, Han Been Lee, Sean Kim and Coach Mike Higdon

Team Roster NamePosition Grade Hometown

SydneyBrickey 11 Burtchville,Michigan

NathanZhao 9 Tamuning,Guam,HI

JakeCurwin 11 Faribault,Minnesota

PhillipBaumberger 11 Indianapolis,Indiana

HanBeenLee 8 Seoul,SouthKorea

SeanKim 10 Seoul,SouthKorea

Mike HigdonDirector of GolfMike Higdon joined SSM in 2010. He has been a Class “A” member of the PGA since 2004. Coach Higdon started his professional golf career in South Florida while working with some of the top golf instructors in the world as well as players on the PGA, LPGA, Nationwide, Futures, and several mini-tours. Prior to join-ing SSM, Coach Higdon was responsible for founding and building the Division I Men’s and Women’s Golf Programs at Valparaiso University. He has also served as General Manager of The Course at Aberdeen in Valparaiso, Indiana and Head Golf Professional at Bardstown Country Club in Bardstown, Kentucky.

The Golf Center of Excellence offers a 12-month training program that includes: • Access to the Legacy Golf Course, directly east from the

School’s campus. The Legacy course is an 18-hole, 6,500 yard course with a driving range and a putting/chipping practice area.

• Putting and swing analysis studios using TOMI and V1 Golf video/software systems

• Locker room space for player equipment and preparation• Team gathering space for meetings and video review• Indoor putting, chipping, and driving range facilities

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Complementing our Centers of Excellence are numerous opportunities in interscholastic sports. We offer nearly 20 interscholastic and club sports in our three-season program, helping students learn to balance academics and athletics.

Fall Term: Girls Volleyball, Girls Tennis, Interscholastic Soccer (co-ed), Fencing (co-ed), Middle School Soccer

Winter Term: Boys (including Middle School) and Girls Basketball, Fencing (co-ed), Zumba Club, Robotics

Spring Term: Boys and Girls Lacrosse, Boys and Girls Interscholastic Golf, Boys Baseball, Boys Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee (co-ed), 5K Running Club (co-ed)

All students have access to our extensive athletic facilities including three indoor ice arenas (open skates are routinely offered), an 18-hole golf course, soccer fields, a domed indoor field house with a full size turf soccer field, six tennis courts, two gymnasiums, outdoor turf soccer field and a spacious strength and conditioning facility.

Inter-Scholastic Sports and Activities @ SSMInter-Scholastic Sports and Activities @ SSM

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Pro Development Camp

Boys Hockey Camp

Girls Hockey Camp

Inter-Scholastic Sports and Activities @ SSMInter-Scholastic Sports and Activities @ SSM Shattuck-St. Mary’s

Hockey CampsHockey CampsTo Register, go to:www.s-sm.org/also/summer/hockey-camps

Pro Development Camp Two-week session offered for boys, ages 14-17 $2,495.00 Boarding Camp Aug. 5, 2012 through Aug. 18, 2012

Boys Hockey Camp 3 one-week sessions offered for boys ages 11-16 $979.00 Boarding Camp $809.00 Day Camp $679.00 Goalies Session 1: July 8-14, 2012 Session 2: July 15-21, 2012 Session 3: July 22-28, 2012

Girls Hockey Camp One-week session offered for girls, ages 11-18 $850.00 Boarding Camp $640.00 Day Camp $400.00 Goalies June 24-30, 2012

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Skating Camps

Soccer Camps & Tournaments

Skating Camps

Soccer Camps & Tournaments

For more information, go to:www.s-sm.org/also/summer/figure-skating

For more information, go to: www.s-sm.org/also/summer/soccer

Figure Skating Training Camp 3 one-week sessions June 10, 2012 through June 16, 2012 June 17, 2012 through June 23, 2012 June 24, 2012 through June 30, 2012

Camps

Boys Top Talent Camp December 28-31, 2012 Resident - $390, Commuter - $325 For players born between 1/1/97 – 12/31/99 For more information check the website or contact: Bob Moullin 507-333-1743 [email protected]

Boys Prospect Weekends January 14-16 2012 February 11-13 2012 March 24-26 2012 April 28-30 2012For players born in 1994, 95, 96, 97 & 98For more information check the website or contact:Bob Moullin 507-333-1743 [email protected]

Girls REW Weekends October 28-30 2011 January 14-16 2012 March 23-25 2012For more information check the website or contact:Michele Cornish 507-333-1716 [email protected]

Tournaments

SSM-Adidas Boys College ShowcaseBoys U17 & Boys U18, By Invitation onlyDecember 16-18, 2011

SSM-Adidas Girls College ShowcaseGirls U17 & Girls U18, By Invitation onlyJanuary 27-29, 2012

4v4 TournamentFebruary 25, 2012For players U9-U19, 6 players per teamFor more information check the website or contact: Tommy Nienhaus 507-333-1750 [email protected]

Boys Top Talent ChallengeMarch 10-11, 2012For players BU13-BU15, Entry Fee $650For more information check the website or contact: Tommy Nienhaus 507-333-1750 [email protected]

Figure Skating Training Camp

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Tournaments

SSM-Adidas Boys College ShowcaseBoys U17 & Boys U18, By Invitation onlyDecember 16-18, 2011

SSM-Adidas Girls College ShowcaseGirls U17 & Girls U18, By Invitation onlyJanuary 27-29, 2012

4v4 TournamentFebruary 25, 2012For players U9-U19, 6 players per teamFor more information check the website or contact: Tommy Nienhaus 507-333-1750 [email protected]

Boys Top Talent ChallengeMarch 10-11, 2012For players BU13-BU15, Entry Fee $650For more information check the website or contact: Tommy Nienhaus 507-333-1750 [email protected]

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