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2021-IADA-CONFERENCE-BOOKLET.Pdf IADA EXECUTIVE BOARD & DIVISION REPRESENTATIVES IADA DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES IADA EXECUTIVE BOARD & DIVISION REPRESENTATIVES Darren Howard, CMAA Matt Hensley, CMAA Kevin Cartee, CAA Greg King, CAA DIV. DIST. NAME SCHOOL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1 1 Pat Mahoney DePaul College Prep President NIAAA Liaison Business Manager Division 4 Rep. School: Oswego School: Mahomet-Seymour School: Red Bud School: Sterling 1 2 Frank Griseto Jones College Prep Division 3 Division 5 Division 7 1608 Fourth Ave. 1 3 Tiray Jackson, CAA Perspectives Leadership Academy 4250 Daryl Thompson Hwy. 302 W. State St. PO Box 1098 815 Locust St. Sterling, IL 61081 Oswego, IL 60543 Mahomet, IL 61583 Red Bud, IL 62278 Phone: 815-625-6800 2 4 John Kane Conant Phone: 630-636-2023 Phone: 618-282-3826 Fax: 815-622-4116 Fax: 630-636-2094 Phone: 217-586-4962 2 5 Chauncey Carrick, CAA Sycamore Fax: 217-586-6844 Fax: 618-282-6828 2 6 Trish Betthauser, CMAA Stevenson Tina Woolard, CMAA Mike Castleman, CAA Marty Manning, CAA [email protected] Becky Moran, CMAA [email protected] 3 7 D'Wayne Bates Glenbard East President-Elect [email protected] [email protected] Division 5 Rep. Web Coordinator 3 8 Tim Chandler, CMAA St. Laurence School: Grayslake North Professional Development School: Olympia School: Schaumburg Division 2 Coordinator 7832 North 100 East Rd. 3 9 Luke Engelhardt Yorkville Division 2 1925 North Route 83 School: Round Lake Stanford, IL 61774 1100 W. Schaumburg Rd. 4 10 Jim Kann Byron Grayslake, IL 60030 Division 3 Phone: 309-379-5911 Phone: 847-986-3171 Schaumburg, IL 60194 7329 W. 63rd. St. Fax: 309-379-2583 4 11 Tim Atwell Kewanee Fax: 847-986-3027 Phone: 847-755-4600 Summit, IL 60501 Fax: 847-755-4773 4 12 Michael Cooper Ottawa Twp. Herb Knoblauch, CAA Dan Jones, CAA Phone: 708-467-5520 [email protected] 5 13 Mark Bacys Danville [email protected] Fax: 708-467-5686 Rich Piatchek, CAA Division 6 Rep. Past President [email protected] 5 14 David Vieth Mattoon School: Washington School: Hinsdale Central Rebecca Hoffmann, CMAA Retired Athletic Directors Community 5 15 Tony Bauman Bloomington Division 3 [email protected] School: Andrew-Retired 115 Bondurant St. 5500 S. Grant St. State Certification 11742 Humber Ln. 6 16 Eric Matthews, CAA Galesburg Washington, IL 61571 Hinsdale, IL 60521 School: Harlem Tinley Park, IL 60487 Phone: 309-444-3167 6 17 Rick Smith Franklin Phone: 815-754-2148 Division 4 Phone: 708-828-6258 Fax: 630-887-9638 Fax: 309-444-9488 6 18 Jeff Marsaglia Auburn Jr. High 1 Huskie Circle Machesney Park, IL 61115 Chauncey Carrick, CAA Mike Morris, CMAA Scott Battas, CAA 7 19 John Moad Granite City Phone: 815-654-4578 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Fax: 815-654-9453 Conference Co-Chair 7 20 Bob Wells Fairfield Executive Director Division 7 Rep. School: Lyons Township-Retired School: Sycamore 7 21 Len Novara, RAA Murphysboro School: Mascoutah 136 Carriage Way Dr., C107 Steve Gertz, CMAA Division 2 427 Spartan Trail 1313 W. Main St. Burr Ridge, IL 60527 [email protected] Sycamore, IL 60178-9588 Mascoutah, IL 62258 Phone: 630-846-2010 Mentor Program Phone: 815-899-8160 Phone: 618-566-8523 Fax: 630-324-8510 School: Dundee-Crown Fax: 815-899-8166 Fax: 618-566-8693 Division 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dan Sheehan [email protected] 1500 Kings Road Peter Goff Curtis Price Carpentersville, IL 60110 District Representatives .....................................................2 Secretary [email protected] [email protected] School: Monticello Phone: 224-484-5023 Conference Co-Chair, Historian At-Large Underrepresented Executive Board & Division Representatives .............2, 3 Division 5 Fax: 224-484-5097 School: DeKalb School: Marian Central Catholic President’s Message & President-Elect’s Message ........4 1 Sage Dr. Division 2 Division 2 Monticello, IL 61856 Steve Haines, CMAA Conference Committee .....................................................5 501 W. Dresser Rd. 1001 McHenry Ave. Phone: 217-762-8511 [email protected] DeKalb, IL 60115 Woodstock, IL 60098 Fax: 217-762-8505 Welcome Letter from Executive Director .......................6 Hall of Fame Phone: 815-754-2148 Phone: 815-338-4220 School: Seneca Fax: 815-754-2132 Welcome Letter from Conference Co-Chairs ...............6 John Woods, CMAA Fax: 815-338-5883 Division 4 Keynote Speakers ............................................................ 6-7 [email protected] Tom White Treasurer 307 E. Scott St. Carrie Curran, RAA Schedule of Events .......................................................... 8-9 [email protected] School: Libertyville Seneca, IL 61360 [email protected] 2020 Award Winners .........................................................10 Division 2 Phone: 815-357-5000 Division 1 Rep. At-Large Div 1 Rep. School: De LaSalle Institute 2021 Award Winners .........................................................11 708 W. Park Ave. Fax: 815-357-5050 School: Agricultural Science Libertyville, IL 60048 3434 S. Michigan Ave. 3807 W. 111th St. All-Time Hall of Fame Inductees ....................................12 Chicago, IL 60616 Phone: 847-327-7000 Steve Diversey, CMAA Chicago, IL 60655 Phone: 312-842-7355 2020 Hall of Fame Inductees ..................................... 13-14 Fax: 847-327-7175 [email protected] Phone: 773-535-2500 Fax: 312-842-5640 2021 Hall of Fame Inductees ..................................... 14-15 Awards Fax: 773-535-2507 Nic Kearfott, CAA School: Burlington Central 2021 Assistant Athletic Director of the Year .................15 [email protected] Tim Burkhalter, CAA Division 2 Eric Matthews, CMAA Membership [email protected] NIAAA Scholar Essay Winners ........................................16 44W625 Plato Rd., P.O. School: Normal Division 2 Rep. [email protected] John Van Fleet Scholarship Award Winners ................16 Community Box 68 School: Lake Forest At-Large Div 6 Rep. State Athletic Directors of the Year ......................... 17-18 Division 5 Burlington, IL 60109 1285 N. McKinley Rd. School: Galesburg 3900 E. Raab Rd. Phone: 847-464-6038 1135 W. Fremont St. Athletic Director of the Year Winners .................... 18-21 Lake Forest, IL 60045 Normal, IL 61761 Fax: 847-464-1538 Phone: 847-582-7322 Galesburg, IL 61401 Phone: 309-557-4401 Retiring Athletic Directors ...............................................22 Fax: 847-582-7793 Phone: 309-973-2001 Fax: 309-557-4502 IADA Distinguished Service Award ...............................22 John Grundke, CAA Fax: 309-343-1305 [email protected] Dr. Andy Lambert, CAA Ron Lear, CMAA Athletic Directors Achieving RAA, CMA, & CMAA ....22 Public Relations Sam Knox, CAA [email protected] [email protected] NIAAA Certificates of Merit ............................................23 School: Lyons Township Journal Editor Division 3 Rep. [email protected] Friends of Athletics Award Winners ..............................24 School: Lake Zurich Division 3 School: Plainfield North IHSA Representative 100 S. Brainard Ave. Corporate Sponsorship Levels .......................................25 Division 2 12005 S. 248th Ave. 2715 McGraw Dr. 300 Church St. LaGrange, IL 60525 Plainfield, IL 60585 Bloomington, IL 61704 Vendors ......................................................................... 25-26 Lake Zurich, IL 60047 Phone: 708-579-6393 Phone: 815-609-8506 Phone: 309-663-6377 Site Map of Convention Center .....................................27 Phone: 847-438-5155 Fax: 708-579-6786 Fax: 815-254-6138 Fax: 309-663-7479 EXECUTIVE BOARD & DIVISION REPRESENTATIVES Darren Howard, CMAA Tina Woolard, CMAA Dan Jones, CAA Mike Morris, CMAA Dan Sheehan John Woods, CMAA President President-Elect Past President Executive Director Secretary Treasurer Nic Kearfott, CAA Dr. Andy Lambert, CAA Matt Hensley, CMAA Becky Moran, CMAA Rebecca Hoffman, CMAA Steve Gertz, CMAA Membership IADA Journal Editor NIAAA Liaison Professional State Certification Mentor Program Development Coordinator Steve Haines, CMAA Steve Diversey, CMAA John Grundke, CAA Kevin Cartee, CAA Marty Manning, CAA Rich Piatchek, CAA Hall of Fame Awards Public Relations Business Manager Web Coordinator Retired Athletic Directors Chauncey Carrick, CAA Peter Goff Tom White Tim Burkhalter, CAA Ron Lear, CMAA Greg King, CAA Conference Co-Chair Conference Co-Chair, Division 1 Rep. Division 2 Rep. Division 3 Rep. Division 4 Rep. Historian Mike Castleman, CAA Herb Knoblauch, CAA Scott Battas, CAA Carrie Curran, RAA Eric Matthews, CMAA Sam Knox, CAA Division 5 Rep. Division 6 Rep. Division 7 Rep. At-Large Div 1 Rep. At-Large Div 6 Rep. IHSA Rep. Curtis Price At-Large Underrepresented 2021 Illinois Athletic Directors Association Conference 3 MESSAGES FROM PRESIDENT & PRESIDENT-ELECT DARREN HOWARD, CMAA TINA WOOLARD, CMAA PRESIDENT’S CONFERENCE MESSAGE PRESIDENT-ELECT'S CONFERENCE MESSAGE It was just a few months ago in August that What a year this has been! These past I wrote a letter in the fall journal with the 15 months have challenged us, following line, “Although the road ahead is stretched us, and exhausted us like no currently not clear and certainly not straight, I other times in our careers and in our know that all of us will navigate it with lives. How did the Athletic Directors in professionalism and class and that with the help of each other, we will tackle this Illinois respond? We persevered. We challenge just as we do with every challenge grew our organization, met on Zoom we face each year, season, week, and
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