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Gonzaga DC Classic Tournament Highlights 2013 DC Classic All-Tournament Team F ••• SERVICE PROJECTS INCLUDE: THE MCKENNA CENTER AND MCKENNA’S WAGON, SERVING THE HOMELESS AND HUNGRY IN WASHINGTON, DC ••• OOD The Gonzaga Fathers’ Club Presents AND F CUADOR RIENDS E AND P 2014 GONZAGA DC CLASSIC ROGRAM EPUBLIC R Basketball Tournament , D DECEMBER 12 DECEMBER 13-14 ELIVERING OMINICAN Gonzaga American University D Carmody Center Bender Arena M THE EALS IN Gonzaga, DC TO THE ROJECTS P Calvert Hall, MD H OMELESS ERVICE S Capitol Christian, MD AND S Cardinal Hayes, NY UFFERING NTERNATIONAL I •• •• • IN Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, MD W , LA ASHINGTON RLEANS Riverdale Baptist, MD O EW , DC N Roman Catholic, PA • •• •• AND T UTORING , NJ Theodore Roosevelt, DC AMDEN AT C THE IN P ERRY ROJECTS S P CHOOL ITY C AND NNER J.O. W I •• •• • , FL ILSON POPKA S A CHOOLS IN • •• •• ROJECT Great Basketball C P Supporting AMPUS ARM F Good Works K ITCHEN IGRANT S.O.M.E. D S , R P S I C R A F P H , P E •• •• • • AKOTA OUTH IDGE INE IN CHOOL NDIAN LOUD ED PPALACHIA IN AMILIES OOR ELPING ROJECT MMITSBURG •• •• M • •• •• •• •• • We are proud to support the charitable projects of The Gonzaga DC Classic. 8161 Maple Lawn Blvd., Suite 325 John M. Lynch, President Fulton, MD 20759 Branch Manager, RJFS 11921 Freedom Drive 410.715.3600 Two Fountain Square, Suite 550 Toll free 1.888.465.8424 Reston, VA 20190 [email protected] www.LynchRetirementGroup.com Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. Lynch Retirement Investment Group, LLC is an independent firm. ______________________________________________TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from Washington, DC Mayor Vincent C. Gray ...............................................................................................3 Letter from Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley ....................................................................................................5 Welcome from Fr. Stephen Planning, S.J. ....................................................................................................................9 Welcome from DC Classic Committee Chairmen .................................................................................................... 11 The 2014 Pedro Arrupe Service Award ............................................................................................................13-15 The 2014 Mike Kelleher Scholar-Athlete Award .................................................................................................... 17 Tournament Brackets and Schedule ........................................................................................................................... 19 Tournament Committees, Acknowledgements, Statement of Purpose ................................................................. 21 Letter from Sr. Seton Cunneen, SND, Gonzaga Service Program Director........................................................ 23 Gonzaga Service Program ...................................................................................................................................25-39 2014 Tournament Team Profiles ...........................................................................................................................43-49 Gonzaga College High School (DC) .................................................................................................................... 53 Calvert Hall (MD) ..................................................................................................................................................... 55 Capitol Christian (MD) ............................................................................................................................................ 57 Cardinal Hayes (NY) ............................................................................................................................................... 59 Mt. Carmel (MD) ...................................................................................................................................................... 61 Riverdale Baptist (MD) ............................................................................................................................................ 63 Roman Catholic (PA) ................................................................................................................................................ 65 Theodore Roosevelt (DC) ........................................................................................................................................ 67 2014 Tournament Team School Profiles..............................................................................................................69-75 2013 All-Tournament Team ......................................................................................................................................... 77 2013 Tournament Champions ..................................................................................................................................... 79 2013 Tournament Highlights .................................................................................................................................83-87 Where They Come From 1989-2014 ....................................................................................................................... 89 Tournament History .............................................................................................................................................. 91-107 2014ABOUT Tournament THE COVER: Supporters & Patrons ................................................................................................................106 25 Years of Tournament Graduates ............................................................................................................. 109-117 Tournament Records 1989-2013 ................................................................................................................... 119-121 Tournament Top Games ................................................................................................................................... 122-123 Tournament Top Performances ........................................................................................................................ 124-125 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE GONZAGA DC CLASSIC TOURNAMENT AND UPDATED TOURNAMENT RESULTS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: www.gonzagadcclassic.org Great Basketball Supporting Good Works 1 THE GONZAGA COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2015 Reed Albrittain Richard Finney Terry Light John Prendergast Vincent Allen Benjamin Fiore Philip Littleton Luke Prominski Nathan Allen John Patrick Fischer Steven Logan Michael Pullano Josue Amaya Owen Fish John Loome Brendan Rejevich Joseph Artabane Sean Fitzgerald Pablo Lopez Aidan Riehl Joseph Aukward Liam Fitzpatrick Andres Lopez John Riley George Bechara John Fleury Andrew Loranger Patrick Rives Nicholas Bennett Patrick Foley Conor Lyons Ajani-Diallo Roberts Thomas Benson Benjamin Forde Seth MacKinney Nigel Robinson John Bieberich Jackson Freeman John Maier III Maxwell Robinson Jordan Biskaduros Darius Fullwood Karl Daniel Malate Richard Roellke Jacob Biskaduros Quillin Gaffey Cameron Marrapese Lucas Rozier Cameron Bohlander Connor Gallagher Kenneth Marrs Jude Ryan Daniel Bonitt Kevin Garvis Sekour Mason Conor Ryan Michael Borda Connor Geshan Fernando Mata Erick Sanchez Derrell Bouknight William Gibson Daniel May John Sanders Keyon Bridges Sean Gilroy Riley Mazariegos Ryan Sawczuk John Brisbane Jack Glennon Obiora Mbanefo Trevor Scanlon Curtis Bullock Geoffrey Gonella, Jr. Connor McAuliffe William Schleifer Matthew Cabrera John Gossart Shane McGowan Andrew Schoenewolf Daniel Callahan Patrick Grant Kevin McGrath William Schulz Jon Cameron, Jr. Connor Gray John McGuinness Andrew Sheehy Paul Campion Matthew Green Kevin McMahon Patrick Shipley Reno Carlitti Quinn Greenman John McQuillen Peter Sikorsky Sean Carlson Jabari Greenwood Robert Meloni Nicholas Skalka John Carroll, Jr. Connor Griffin David Mervis William Slater John Cashmere Harry Thomas Hammond Samuel Miller David Smith Gabriel Castro Conor Hannan Patrick Miskovsky Nicolas Smurthwaite Ross Caudle Devin Hannon Timothy Monahan Augustus Smyth Benjamin Cento Gabriel Hargrove Connor Morche Joseph Speetjens III Miles Chick Thomas Hart Griffin Morche Shawn Spellacy Brian Claeys John Heckler Samuel Morrison Brandon Stallings Joseph Clancy Nathaniel Hiligh Christian Muckerman Evan Steingass William Clarke Franklin Howard Luke Mullan Thomas Sullivan Bennett Clougherty Christopher Hrdy Michael Murray Brandon Tarbrake Joseph Cooney Chandler Hughes Michael Murray Jeffrey Thomas Reginald Corbin John Iscaro Edward Myers Marc-Anthony Thompson Christopher Costabile C. 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