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ID Week First Last School Payment Cabin Rules Physical Online Forms 266 1 Josh Park AMHERST $260 10 284 1 Maxx Davidson ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 10 162 1 Tracy Asplin AURORA HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH2 X 618 1 Rachael Davis AURORA HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH2 71 1 Matthew Beltz AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X X X 157 1 Joshua Bohn AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 137 1 Annie Bowen AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 610 1 Allison Clark AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 111 1 Lauren Donat AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X X 177 1 Drew Dudukovich AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 106 1 Austin Fasciana AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X 629 1 Madison Ferguson AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X X X 63 1 Wes Ford AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X 96 1 Maggie Fragapane AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 3 X X 114 1 A.J. Gaudreau AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X 468 1 Tyler Getsay AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 4 1 Corey Hermann AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X X X 50 1 John Howard AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X 61 1 Henry Jani AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X 172 1 Ali Kahl AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 89 1 Sean Kane AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X 48 1 Nick Kearney AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X 178 1 Erin Laird AVON HIGH SCHOOL $26 3 X X 160 1 Ryan McRowe AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X 112 1 Linda Morales AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 182 1 Melissa Morales AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 198 1 Taylor Nowakowski AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X X 87 1 Blake Pecoraro AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 196 1 Kendra Pierce AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 53 1 Ryan Prieto AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X 313 1 Austin Reed AVON HIGH SCHOOL FH 556 1 Frank Rizzo AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X X X 8 1 Kaitlin Robertson AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 154 1 Emiily Roessler AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 180 1 Gillian salas AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 415 1 Emily Schafer AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 7 1 Alex Shermak AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X X X 125 1 Benjamin Smith AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X X 82 1 Jamie Squillante AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 3 X 348 1 Michael Stoffiere AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 56 1 Nathan Suhay AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X 46 1 Haylie Toth AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 3 X 600 1 Joey Yanoska AVON HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X 528 1 Samuel Zegarac AVON HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X 532 1 Marisa Gerrone AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL $50 4 X 521 1 Emily Lambert AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL $50 4 519 1 Jessica Lambert AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL $50 4 552 1 Kristen Coonce BADGER HIGH SCHOOL 2 413 1 Samantha Greathouse BADGER HIGH SCHOOL $50 2 X 527 1 Maranda Helmick BADGER HIGH SCHOOL $260 2 X 132 1 Alyse Arko BAY HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S 409 1 Hallie Bechtel BAY HIGH SCHOOL $26 1S X X X 458 1 Katie Bricmont BAY HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X 117 1 Maddie Britton BAY HIGH SCHOOL $260 1S X X X 574 1 Marissa Lee BAY HIGH SCHOOL 1S 432 1 Emma Smith BAY HIGH SCHOOL 1S 444 1 Madeline Voiers BAY HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X 453 1 Carleigh Walter BAY HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X 18 1 Ian Kellogg BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 X X X 19 1 Cole Keny BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 17 1 Alex Meyer BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 X X X 42 1 Sam Shorr BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 X 161 1 Chase Kern CANFIELD HIGH SCHOOL $100 5 X X 395 1 Dylan Gibbons CELINA HIGH SCHOOL $50 8 X X 399 1 Cole Mertz CELINA HIGH SCHOOL $50 8 X X 396 1 Mason Miller CELINA HIGH SCHOOL $50 8 X X 21 1 Allie Dustin CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH2 281 1 Emily Trent CRESTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL $26 4 X X X 295 1 Tyler Brady CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 HQ1 533 1 Amanda Fosnight CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X 25 1 Mathew Gerdes CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 HQ1 522 1 Austin Harris CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 HQ1 560 1 Julie James CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X 293 1 Kira Judd CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X 344 1 John Kilbourne CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 HQ1 X X 165 1 Taylor Michael CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S 369 1 JULIA PFAFF CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X 459 1 CHAD RANDALL CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 HQ1 X 286 1 challis roberts CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X? 221 1 Abby Soltisz CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X X 337 1 melissa soltisz CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X X 340 1 Madeleine Sorrick CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 1S X 265 1 Ryan Adams CVCA $50 7 X 275 1 Will Anderson CVCA $260 7 X X X 438 1 alex bartel CVCA $50 7 X X 85 1 Benjamin Bockoven CVCA $50 7 X X 86 1 Samantha Bockoven CVCA $50 1 X X 627 1 sara collins CVCA $100 1 173 1 David Cremi CVCA $260 7 X X X 149 1 Eva DiPaolo CVCA $50 1 X 120 1 Emilette Hewitt CVCA $260 1 X 1 Jeff Hojnacki CVCA 7 236 1 Noah LeBay CVCA $50 7 X X 169 1 Luke Mazanec CVCA $50 7 X X 641 1 Natalie Pasicznyk CVCA 1 562 1 Mia Yeager CVCA $50 1 X X 615 1 Damian Clum DOVER HIGH SCHOOL $50 10 X X 118 1 Roman Fatica DOVER HIGH SCHOOL $50 10 572 1 Benjamin Amato ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL $50 7 571 1 Jacob Amato ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL $50 7 437 1 Angela Capelety ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL $50 2 X 436 1 Mykela Foster ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL $50 2 X 587 1 SARA LEHMAN ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL $260 2 X X X 81 1 James Hawks ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL $50 10 X 119 1 Malin Adams FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL $260 4 X X X 36 1 Austin Graham FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL $260 10 X X X 609 1 Brittany Ferrell HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL $260 1 X X X 91 1 Morgan Buckley HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 1 10 1 Taylor Craigo HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 1 X X 554 1 Haley Dieter HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 1 X 388 1 connor dotson HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $75 5 X X X 52 1 Tommy Gregory HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 429 1 Mikey Guerrero HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $260 5 X X X 27 1 Kurt Lewis HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 X X 23 1 Tyler Messina HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $260 5 X 100 1 Michael Pollifrone HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 X 128 1 Ryan Sullivan HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL $50 5 548 1 Ethan Blaze INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL 9 X X 546 1 Kyle Polman INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL 9 X 540 1 Jessica Becker JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 2 X X 575 1 Paul Bogdan JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $260 FH X X 462 1 David Chase JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X X 535 1 Delaney Gianantonio JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 2 X X 398 1 Nick Hiltz JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X X 276 1 Steven Houser JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X 529 1 Mathew Kantor JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 537 1 Ricker Maple JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL FH 433 1 Evan McNicholas JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH X X 541 1 Colleen O'Connor JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $260 2 X X X 435 1 Andy Picard JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL FH 249 1 Philip Sarbiewski JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 576 1 Jonathan Simon JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 FH 536 1 Jessica Stranman JEFFERSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL $50 2 X X X 392 1 MADISON MEEKER LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL $50 4 X X 37 1 Lena Aprile LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $260 WH3 X X X 262 1 Ines Bakia LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH3 X 40 1 Maren Bullock LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH3 X 338 1 Maeve Christie LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH3 X 379 1 Caitlin Conner LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH3 190 1 Grace Dever LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $100 WH3 X X 68 1 Hannah Gregory LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH3 X X 105 1 ALYSSA HASMAN LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH3 X X 397 1 Julie Herman LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH5 467 1 Madyson Kessler LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WH5 14 1 Grace Latham LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $260 WH5 X X X 54 1 Charlotte Link LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $260 WH5 X X 308 1 Courtney Mapstone LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $275 WH5 X X X 585 1 Paige Olszewski LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 WH5 34 1 Anna Riddle LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $275 WH5 X X X 439 1 Gabby Wise LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $275 WH5 X 561 1 Bryce Redmond LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL $260 8 X X X 499 1 Allan Metz LORDSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL $260 9 X X X 496 1 Preston Michalski LORDSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL $50 9 X X X 463 1 Kristen Barnhart MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 2 181 1 Justin Barzak MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 6 558 1 Billy Clark MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 6 X X 563 1 Nicholas Cowger MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $260 6 X X 43 1 Mike Dahmen MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $0 6 431 1 Daniel Eschman MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL $50 6 402 1 Jake Hall MAPLEWOOD HIGH 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    Candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program January 2018 [*] Candidate for Presidential Scholar in the Arts. [**] Candidate for Presidential Scholar in Career and Technical Education. [***]Candidate for Presidential Scholar and Presidential Scholar in the Arts [****]Candidate for Presidential Scholar and Presidential Scholar in Career and Technical Education Alabama AL - Ellie M. Adams, Selma - John T Morgan Academy AL - Kaylie M. Adcox, Riverside - Pell City High School AL - Tanuj Alapati, Huntsville - Randolph School AL - Will P. Anderson, Auburn - Auburn High School AL - Emma L. Arnold, Oxford - Donoho School The AL - Jiayin Bao, Madison - James Clemens High School AL - Jacqueline M. Barnes, Auburn - Auburn High School AL - Caroline M. Bonhaus, Tuscaloosa - Tuscaloosa Academy AL - William A. Brandyburg, Mobile - Saint Luke's Episcopal School: Upper School AL - Jordan C. Brown, Woodland - Woodland High School [**] AL - Cole Burns, Lineville - Lineville High School AL - Adelaide C. Burton, Mountain Brk - Mountain Brook High School [*] AL - Willem Butler, Huntsville - Virgil I. Grissom High School AL - Dylan E. Campbell, Mobile - McGill-Toolen Catholic High School AL - Sofia Carlos, Mobile - McGill-Toolen Catholic High School AL - Sara Carlton, Letohatchee - Fort Dale South Butler Academy [**] AL - Keenan A. Carter, Mobile - W. P. Davidson Senior High School AL - Amy E. Casey, Vestavia - Vestavia Hills High School AL - Madison T. Cash, Fairhope - Homeschool AL - Kimberly Y. Chieh, Mobile - Alabama School of Math & Science AL - Karenna Choi, Auburn - Auburn High School AL - Logan T. Cobb, Trussville - Hewitt-Trussville High School AL - Julia Coccaro, Spanish Fort - Spanish Fort High School AL - David M. Coleman, Owens Crossroad - Huntsville High School AL - Marvin C. Collins, Mobile - McGill-Toolen Catholic High School AL - Charlotte M.
  • Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association

    Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association

    OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION Dear OHSBCA Member, 1/20/11 Welcome to the 2011 OHSBCA State Coaches Clinic: “America’s Game”. The Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association has become the 2nd largest high school coaches’ association in the country. Coaches, national speakers, and vendors from all over the country feel that the Ohio High School Coaches Association Clinic is one of the best in the entire country. One of my favorite quotes comes from one of this year’s clinicians; John Cohen from Mississippi St. John speaks all over the country at not only big national conventions, but small ones too. He said, “Looking forward to seeing you at the clinic. You guys are first class and run an incredible clinic.” My hope is that you will feel the same after this weekend. I would also like to take time to welcome you to the Hyatt Regency, “Downtown Columbus”, and our home for the next few days. What an outstanding and first-class setting for one of the premiere high school coaches’ clinics. Please feel free to let any of the OHSBCA Board members or I know if we can personally help or assist you in any way this weekend while here at the clinic, or throughout the year. We, the board, wish to be the best representation of all our members’ coaches and their concerns. This weekend’s lineup consists of great speakers from all over the country. I thank each and everyone of you speakers for agreeing to come speak and promote this great game of baseball.