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2018-19 Program // 3 4 // 2018-19 Program TABLE OF CONTENTS 2018-2019
BOYS' PRESIDENT'S LETTER 7 Proud to be your local grocer & BOARD OF DIRECTORS GIRLS' PRESIDENT'S LETTER 9 & BOARD OF DIRECTORS UPCOMING EVENTS 10 2017-2018 BOYS’ AWARDS 13 PROUDLY 2017-2018 GIRLS’ AWARDS 15 SUPPORTING BEAR NECESSITIES 16 BOYS’ 45TH ANNIVERSARY 18 GIRLS’ 20TH ANNIVERSARY 22 BOYS’ ALUMNI GAME 25 ALEX PEGLER, IN MEMORIAM 27 GOAL & ASSIST FUND 29 GIRLS’ ALUMNI GAME 31 2017-2018 BOYS’ SEASON 32 TEAM HIGHLIGHTS 2017-2018 GIRLS’ SEASON 42 TEAM HIGHLIGHTS WHERE ARE THEY NOW? 46 BOYS’ COACHES 48 BOYS’ ROSTERS 54 WINNETKA GLENCOE 606 Green Bay Road 341 Hazel Avenue GIRLS’ COACHES 73 Winnetka, IL 60093 Glencoe, IL 60022 847.446.6707 847.835.2842 GIRLS’ ROSTERS 76 www.GrandFoodCenter.com 2019 SENIOR CLASS 79 2018 GLASA EVENT 80 /grandfoodcenter @grandfoodcenter /grandfoodcenter
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mike brunso New trier President, New Trier Hockey Club hockey club Welcome New Trier Hockey Community, 2018-2019 As we start the 2018/19 New Trier Hockey season, we are very excited about the quality BOARD OF DIRECTORS: and depth of our players and coaches. Our New President Trier Hockey Club will again field four varsity Mike Brunso teams, and a strong JV team, allowing more than 100 New Trier High School students to play Vice President Varsity and JV hockey. We are looking forward Matt Eggemeyer to another great season for our players, their Leonore Lee families, and our many fans. Secretary Philip Jones The New Trier Hockey Club is very proud to provide New Trier High School students the opportunity to participate in interscholastic ice hockey and to compete against other top Treasurer programs in our state and region. In addition to great competition, our program strives Bob Soudan to promote perseverance, teamwork and character on the ice, and in everyday life. Our players exemplify this hard work with their strong performance on the ice, excelling in Registrar the classroom, and showing a strong desire to improve our community. We are proud of Tara Kochman our players, and appreciate their dedication and accomplishments. BOARD MEMBERS: Steve Balz As you enjoy this New Trier Program Book, please take special note of our sponsors and MJ Cadden their ads. These local businesses and organizations are the backbone of our community. Don Holmberg They stand with New Trier Hockey and help us keep our costs affordable, we must make Philip Jones sure we support them every way we can. To our sponsors, the New Trier Hockey Club Chip Kenyon is neither officially sponsored nor funded by New Trier High School. Your support is Tara Kochman critical to keeping our costs reasonable. Thank you very much for supporting for our Nicole Levy players and families. You bring pride and strength to New Trier Hockey, and we greatly Kerry Nelson appreciate your support. Michelle Paul Chris Randle This past year, New Trier Hockey players continued their efforts to serve and better our Dave Richards Neil Siverton community. These numerous philanthropic activities include raising over $1000 for the Bob Soudan Misericordia Foundation, collecting over 100 winter coats for a local homeless shelter, Peter Taylor preparing meals at the Cornerstone Community Outreach Shelter, preparing lunches Tom Walker at Night’s Ministry’s Outreach Program, raising $13,000 for Bear Necessities Pediatric Rodney Watt Cancer Foundation, raising over $4,000 for GLASA adaptive sports, and logging 700 Kara Zelazny hours of community service. We are proud of all of our players and their families, they have set a great example and learned the value of giving back. WEB MASTER: Chris Randle On behalf of New Trier Hockey, we express heartfelt appreciation for all the support OFFICIAL PROGRAM our student athletes receive from our great and supportive community. We thank the CO-CHAIRS: Board of Directors, the New Trier Booster Club, the Program Guide Committee, and the MJ Cadden many volunteers who spend countless hours to ensure our Club’s success. Leonore Lee Michal Palatnik Enjoy our official 2018-19 Program Book. DESIGNER: Scott Wong GO NEW TRIER! Mike Brunso SPIRIT AD DESIGNER: President, New Trier Hockey Club Kiara Smith PRINTER: Graphic Arts Studio TEAM PHOTOGRAPHER: Embracing Moments Photography
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ned Forsberg NEW TRIER President, New Trier Girls Hockey GIRLS HOCKEY It is with pleasure that we welcome all the fans of high school hockey who support the 2018-2019 New Trier programs. This season marks the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the girls program. We are very lucky to have a rich legacy to draw upon that provides us with a OFFICERS: strong foundation on which to adjust to the President changing needs of the players and families we Ned Forsberg serve. From the onset, our goals were primarily Vice President twofold: (1) to provide an additional skating Mike Sennett opportunity for the strongest players to further develop their skills in a low-risk atmosphere, Secretary and (2) to create a comprehensive high school program, as similar to a school sport Stephanie Graves as possible, where girls could continue to play the great game of hockey that we love. Treasurer We are very fortunate to live in communities where ice hockey is an integral part of Jeff Melgard the youth sports tradition. But simply the availability of girls who have had exposure to hockey doesn’t ensure the success of the program. A key ingredient from the very beginning has been to have FUN. Without it we would have fallen short of our objectives. Every effort is made to make available a full and well-rounded experience BOARD MEMBERS: to enable the student athlete to achieve her highest personal and athletic potential by James Burnham embracing a lifestyle dedicated to competition, integrity, and self-discipline. Ned Forsberg Stephanie Graves The Varsity team last year was fortunate to be able to win the Illinois Girls High School Sheri Herd State Championship at the United Center, an event that they will remember for the rest Jeff Melgard of their lives. While our teams have enjoyed many successes on and off the ice over Shari Olshansky the years, the real accomplishment is how NTGH has contributed to the development Michael Sennett of so many young women. We take pride in helping to prepare these young women for Jean Yang success, not only in athletic endeavors, but in all aspects of their lives. Our alumni have included many individuals fortunate enough to play Division I, Division III and WEB MASTER: Club hockey as well as other sports in college, and participate in women’s and coed David Carroll hockey leagues after that. But our alumni do far more than just continue to play hockey and enjoy other athletic activities. They excel in a broad range of careers and ACTION PHOTOGRAPHER: endeavors, providing a significant contribution to the communities they live in. Faith Zelinsky This year has presented us with significant challenges. The growth of girls hockey in Illinois, particularly in the northern suburbs, has encouraged more Tier II organizations to field girls teams that also serve high school aged players. These additional teams provide more options for many of the girls that we have traditionally served, particularly at the 16U and 19U levels, and for girls living in communities where there is no high school affiliation for girls ice hockey. This is a natural evolution as the number of girls playing hockey in the area increases, and factored prominently in our difficult decision to field only one team this year. NTGH would not be what it is without the significant contribution of time, effort, and talent by all of the players, parents, and volunteers over the years who have kept the program alive, growing, and changing to meet the needs of the players. We are especially grateful to all the coaches who have worked with the girls, helping to teach them not only the game of hockey but also the values and skills to enable them to excel in all they do. May all the New Trier hockey teams have a great season! I hope everyone will follow the activities of our Varsity girls team on our website at www.newtriergirlshockey. com and bring a friend to a game. If you have questions, concerns or comments about the program, please do not hesitate to bring them to my attention as it is the most productive way to help us improve what we are offering.
GO GIRLS! Ned Forsberg President, New Trier Girls Hockey
2018-19 Program // 9 UPCOMING EVENTS 2018-2019 SEASON
NEW TRIER QUAD HEADER DECEMBER 2, 2018 CENTENNIAL ICE RINK NEW TRIER JV VS. LOYOLA JV 2:40 PM NEW TRIER BLUE VS. LOYOLA MAROON 4:00 PM NEW TRIER GREEN VS. LOYOLA GOLD 5:45 PM
NEW TRIER HOCKEY CLUB HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT DECEMBER 26-28 WINNETKA ICE ARENA SENIOR NIGHT NEW TRIER GREEN FRIDAY, JAN 18 NEW TRIER BLUE SATURDAY, JAN 12 NEW TRIER GRAY SUNDAY, JAN 20 GIRLS HOCKEY BANQUET APRIL 16, 2019 THE KENILWORTH CLUB BOYS HOCKEY BANQUET APRIL 14, 2019 DOUBLE TREE BY HILTON HOTEL 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM 2018-19 Program // 11 12 // 2018-19 Program 2017/ 2018 boys club awards
Heart of the team award Wyatt Marshall The Heart of the Team Award was established to honor Ellery Stern, a New Trier hockey player who tragically lost his life in a car accident. It is designed to recognize a senior who stands out as an example of dedication, motivation, desire and courage. He is supportive of his teammates and reflects the overall values of the team and the New Trier Hockey Club. This senior leads by example, pushing his teammates to be the best on the ice, as well as in the classroom and in life. This teammate is the proverbial glue that holds the family together. The Heart of the Team recipient for the 2017-18 season is WYATT MARSHALL. Wyatt loved hockey from the first minute he laced up a pair of skates. He learned to skate at the Winnetka Ice Arena and started playing travel hockey as a Minor Mite while in kindergarten. Each year he would quickly bond with his new teammates and they would build a family both on and off the ice. Wyatt will always remember his final game playing for NT which ended in a loss to St.Rita after four sudden death overtime periods in the State play in games. Wyatt recognized and appreciated the immense time commitment and dedication each of his coaches devoted to his hockey teams. He learned something different from every one of them and will carry the lessons he learned on the ice into the future by continuing to trust his teammates, enjoy competition and keep the good and bad moments in proper perspective. Wyatt is currently a Freshman at Cornell University and a fan of the Big Red hockey team.
Bill Saunders Award Costa Pavlopoulos The Bill Saunders Award was established in 1991 to honor the memory of Bill Saunders who loved hockey and devoted countless hours to the New Trier Hockey Club. This player demonstrated strong leadership and achievement both on and off the ice. He is committed not only to his team but also to the New Trier Hockey Club and his school. The recipient exemplifies good sportsmanship and respects his teammates. The recipient of the 2017-2018 season is COSTA PAVLOPOULOS. Costa started his youth hockey career with the Wilmette Braves then continued his youth hockey career with the Falcons where he developed as a player and a leader. Costa joined the New Trier Hockey Club his Junior Year of High School where he was reunited with his Wilmette teammates. He played on the New Trier Hockey Green team his Junior and Senior year. He was Captain of the Green Team his Senior year. A highlight of Costa’s hockey career was being a two time State champion. In addition to hockey, Costa played New Trier Baseball his Freshmen and Sophomore year. He was a member of Tri-Ship and was an SHL All Academic. Costa is currently a Freshman at the University Of Illinois. He will always remember the great friendships he made with his New Trier teammates and the love of playing one of the best sports! Thank you NT Green!
DR. RICHARD RENN SCHOLASTIC AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD Hunter Roggekamp Dr. Richard Renn was one of many founders of the Winnetka and New Trier Hockey Club programs. He was very involved, not only in the successful development of these programs, but also in the health and safety of the individual players. This award was established in recognition of his commitment to the New Trier Hockey Club. The award is given to the senior who has earned the highest academic achievement while at New Trier High School. The recipient for the 2017-2018 season is HUNTER ROGGEKAMP.
Hunter’s interest in hockey was sparked when he saw Rafe Aybar running early morning training sessions. After eating many breakfasts at the Centennial Ice Rink while his sister figure skated, he begged to take hockey lessons and soon it was his turn to wake up early to learn from Rafe. From House to Travel and then back to House, Hunter played his entire youth hockey career at Wilmette Hockey.
When he started New Trier, he was excited to play with higher intensity and honored to play for New Trier. Looking down at his green shorts the first game was a surreal moment. Freshman year he enjoyed reuniting with former teammates and meeting new teammates on New Trier’s first JV2 team. Sophomore year he was elected an assistant captain for Gray and led the league in points. Moving to White his junior year and then Green his senior year, Hunter strived to play all-out to contribute to the teams’ successes.
In addition to hockey, Hunter worked in the Math Resource Room and was a Bridge Builder during junior year. During his senior year he was a Chemistry SILC. Hunter is currently a freshman at the University of Michigan studying engineering.
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VINCENT T. HITCHCOCK SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Maureen McNerney In honor of the father of a former New Trier Girls Hockey player, the Vince Hitchcock Award was established in 2012 to recognize his leadership example and volunteer contribution to the Illinois hockey community and to NTGH. This scholarship award is presented annually to the graduating senior with positive enthusiasm and philanthropy toward her teammates and coaches, a genuine love and respect for the game of hockey, and a friendly and compassionate spirit. The 2018 award recipient is MAUREEN MCNERNEY. Maureen comes from a long line of New Trier hockey players. Her father, Dan, played on the first New Trier hockey team in 1973, and her sister, Shannon, and her brother, Daniel, both played four years of high school hockey for New Trier. Maureen started playing hockey as a Mite in the Winnetka house league. After playing on an all-girls U10 Winnetka Warriors travel team, of which she was elected Captain, Maureen went on to play six years of AAA hockey for the Chicago Young Americans and Team Illinois. As her senior year approached, however, Maureen wanted nothing more than to play only for her New Trier high school team with and against many of her life-long friends. She was honored to be elected Captain of the 2017-18 New Trier Varsity team and made the Illinois Girls All-State team that same year. Maureen served on the New Trier Social Services Board for all four years of high school. She was also an active member of her church youth group and participated in summer mission trips to Costa Rica and Cambodia. Maureen is currently enrolled at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA where she earned both University and Presidential Scholarships. She is studying religion, sociology, and psychology and hopes to become a social worker.
AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Allison Salmon As the 2018 graduating senior having the highest weighted GPA, ALLISON SALMON was the recipient of the award for outstanding academic achievement. Alli started playing hockey in 5th grade while she was still doing figure skating, and soon decided that she liked hockey a lot better. She played for the Wilmette Braves until she joined New Trier Girls Hockey during her freshman year of high school. In addition to playing for NTGH, she also played for the Falcons her freshman year. Alli continued to play for NTGH through her senior year. She was selected to represent NTGH on the Chicago Metro Girls Jamboree team both her junior and senior years. She is a National Merit Scholarship winner. Alli is currently attending the University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign where she is double majoring in Biology and Economics and is in the James Scholar Program. She is a member of the rowing team and is a violinist in the Illini Strings. She recently joined Alpha Omega Epsilon, a professional sorority for female engineering and technical science students.
2018-19 Program // 15 NT Hockey Club Raises Over $13,000 to Support the Fight Against Pediatric Cancer Continuing their Homecoming tradition from years past, New Trier Hockey players managed to get themselves out into the local community in an effort to fight pediatric cancer. On Saturday, September 29th, players from all six teams – Green, Blue, White, Gray, Junior Varsity, and Girls - helped to raise both funds and awareness on behalf of the Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation. Cash donations, collected both at various local merchants throughout the community, as well as online, total over $13,000 this year (and close to $40,000 to date). Proceeds of the campaign will directly benefit both children and those families suffering from cancer. The local businesses we’d like to thank are: Dunkin’ Donuts in Glencoe, The Grand Food Center in Glencoe, Starbucks in Glencoe, Winnetka, Northfield, and Wilmette, Panera Bread in Wilmette, Three Tarts in Northfield, Peet’s Coffee in Winnetka, Walker Brothers Original Pancake House in Wilmette, The French Market in Wilmette, and Once Upon a Bagel in Winnetka.
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20 // 2018-19 Program 2018-19 Program // 21 NEW TRIER GIRLS HOCKEY PLAYERS AND COACHES 1999-2019 CELEBRATING OUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY
State Champions 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2018
Players: Caroline Campbell Kelsey Forsberg Ellie Howser Lauren Lotton Kate Carfagnini Kirsten Forsberg Ella Huber Becky Macey Marissa Abrams Charlotte Carlton Hadley Freedman Jeanette Huang Madison Magad-Weiss Casey Adler Jamie Chudacoff Ellen French Ashley Hunt Sara Maher Courtney Alcock Alexis Cirrincione Andrea Fuwa Grace Hutchins Maria Mans Jennifer Alcock Kathryn Connolly Carolyn Fuwa Grace Hwang Breida Martin Dede Alexiadis Erin Cook Sam Garrison Laura Jansen Mackenzie Martin Maddie Babnik Candice Cooper Johanna Glaaser Lauren Johnson Barrett McBride Isabelle Backman Jane Cornell Lisa Glowski Anna Kahler Claire McCain Mary Baillos Cara Cowan Donie Goldman Mckensie Kahnweiler Sheila McCain Morgan Baird Morgan Crane Amy Gooden Natalie Kampf Aine McCarthy Jess Baker Maggie Crowley Ellie Grant Evie Kapes Bailey McCool Shelby Bartelstein Madeline Cruger Julia Grant Mara Kapes Kelsey McKinnon Carolyn Benedict Erin Curran Maggie Graves Emma Katzman Elizabeth McLane Madeline Berger Betsy Curry Mara Greenwald Scarlett Keane Kate McLaughlin Lauren Berkowitz Karen Davidson Ali Griffin Sara Kerr Christine McMahon Natalie Bernstein Katherine Davis Amy Griffin Jacqueline Kingdom Katie McMahon Lia Bischoff Taylor Devine Grace Groeneveld-Meijer Daley Kirby Maggie McMahon Paige Blake Nicole Diesing Allison Hackett Molly Klare Caroline McNair Christiana Borgstrom McCall Donaghue Hannah Half Randi Komisar Maureen McNerney Valerie Borgstrom Katie Donovan Julie Hamm Elizabeth Kory Shannon McNerney Liza Boscow Maggie Doyle Lauren Hancock Melanie Kramer Carolyn McShea Kylie Boyd Stephanie Dubin Eileen Harris Melissa Kravich Lauren McShea Jackie Britva Rani Duff Grace Hayes Alex Krevitz Rachel Mehlman Kathleen Brower Meghan Dwyer Meagan Hearn Leah Krevitz Jessie Meiselman Camryn Browne Grace Dynek Allie Heckler Jocelyn Kupets Charlotte Melgard Addie Budington Ivy Dynek Sarah Heimlich Julia Laden Claire Melgard Kate Burnham Greta Eggemeyer Sarah Herd Hailey Levinson Maddie Melton Lindsay Buntman Nicole Elipas Carolyn Hickey Rebecca Lindblad Hannah Merens Kathleen Burton Sophia Ewing Elizabeth Hitchcock Andrea Livolis Hailey Merlin Molly Cahill Allison Fitzgerald Elizabeth Hoff Julia Logan Lauren Michalec Erin Callahan McKenna Fox Debbie Hokin Kristina Long Sylvia Miller
22 // 2018-19 Program Micaela Montembeault Colleen Quinlan Natalie Smith Emily Vitt Nelson Forsberg Kate Moore Gina Rajpal Amy Snickenberger Molly Vitt Collin Franti Clare Mulhern Katy Ratty Anna Snickenberger Hilary Weinstein Andrea Fuwa Tay Munson Maddy Romano Claire Snitovsky Annabel Weyhrich Brek Hufnus Mai Nakamura Celia Rothschild Hayden Snow Abby Wieczorek Dena Kill Molly Needham Elson Rothschild Parker Snow Kellar Williams Gary Knabe Lindsay Newman Noreen Russo Jessica Snyder Riann Williams Frank Machaj Rachel Oberlander Laura Sachs Mia Solberg Lana Wills Jenna Maser Dana O’Connor Allison Salmon Tommy Solberg Mayah Wiser Barrett McBride Katie O’Hara Amber Salmon Molly Sprayregen Brooke Wittleder Lenny Munson Mae Olshansky Claire Santostefano Maggie Spring Ashton Womsley Bill Norberg Katie O’Malley Jacqueline Sawyer Francie Steger Sarah Wurzburg Mike Novak Katy O’Malley Amy Schachman Alex Stern Emma Yang Rachel Oberlander Catherine Papoutsis Carrie Schmertz Barrett Sullivan Kristen Yang Dean Opper Anne Park Brit Schneiders Laura Superina Lauren Yang Kyle Pecka Jennifer Park Lili Schneiders Brett Swenson Nicole Yang Carla Pentimone Caroline Parks Meg Schneiders Meghan Talbot Liz Yardley Ben Piskor Elizabeth Parsons Jesi Schonberg Katie Theiss Karen Yocky Carli Pridmore Olivia Patterson Julia Schultheis Olivia Tragos Christina Yoon Krystyn Samborski Christina Pechette Serena Seiple Cayley Tullman Carla Zalesky Britt Schneiders Rebecca Polan Isabelle Sennett Betsy Ure Katy Shadek Allison Pratt Emily Sherman Claire VanDamme Coaches: Bill Toter Sabrina Shvartsman Diana Vesselinovitch Don Trippicchio Lauren Matic Bill Brush Sofia Simon Rebecca Weingarten Maggi Tyska Chrissa Maury Lil Caligiuri Alex Slotky Leena Vilonen Molly Wallner Whitney Prudden Jackie Cohen Emily Smith Corey Vitt Larry Wisniewski Amanda Pugliese Chris Cooper
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24 // 2018-19 Program The New Trier Hockey Club hosted its annual alumni hockey game over the holiday break at the Winnetka Ice Arena. There were full benches with representation from 1974 BOYS to 2017. Former NTHC coach Bob Ohr was Please follow us on Facebook at "coaching" and alum Ernie Kaplan brought New Trier Mens Hockey Club Alumni the whistle and striped sweater to help for news and upcoming events. officiate. It was an even contest until the last ALUMNI few minutes. A special treat was the fathers and sons (all NTHC alums) facing off against each other (McNerney and Kenyon). GAME
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26 // 2018-19 Program IN MEMORIAMALEX PEGLER Every successful hockey team has their stars. The ‘point-per-game’ players with names circled on the opposing team’s scouting report. The individuals with spotlights in the Pioneer Press highlighting a State Championship hat-trick or a game winning Quad-Header goal. But what often gets looked over are the members of a club that hold the team together. The role player. The ‘glue-guy’. Alex Pegler was exactly that. Pegler was the epitome of a team player and was an impressive teammate in every sense of the word. Heading into the 2013 New Trier Green season, the age gap was an area of concern. The team consisted of 13 seniors, 1 junior, and 6 sophomores. Pegler was always there to make sure the sophomores were taken care of. He lived vicariously througvh the youth on the team; providing them rides, telling stories, and even pumping their tires to the female upperclassmen at school. As for the rest of us, Pegler’s leadership allowed the team to focus on doing our job. In the back of our minds, we knew that Pegs had us covered both on and off the ice. His energy was infectious. His passion spread throughout the room. Opposing teams were jealous of the affinity we had with each other and respected the bond we shared. Pegler was honest with himself and his teammates; criticizing us for our mistakes, but praising us for every success. Pegs didn’t care if he was on the ice in the final minutes of a big game. Pegler wore his heart on his sleeve and openly showed his feelings and emotions. Through him, we learned to hold each other accountable for our actions. He carried that attitude with him everywhere he went and it slowly became the attitude of our entire team. We ended that season as State Champions and I can confidently say we would not have gotten there without Pegler’s presence both on and off the ice. The New Trier Hockey Banquet marks the end of the season. Coaches give their speeches to each individual player and seniors get their formal send off. For Alex, it marked the end of his playing career. Pegler played for a number of hockey clubs ranging from the North Shore to Chicago over the course of his career, and I can’t imagine the number of teammates he positively affected over the years. He was an integral part of every team I was on with him. That love and passion didn’t stop when Pegler’s hockey career came to an end. He lived every day like that. There are lessons to be learned from Alex Pegler that extend beyond the locker room walls. If we could all express a fraction of the heart and passion Alex did in our own lives, we can make this world a better place – and that is something Alex lived for. Rest easy brother. Jesse Arnold Teammate
Too many good memories of pegs. He was a one of a kind guy, the kind of guy this world loved. An irreplaceable guy, a hockey guy and good guy. I love you and I miss you Pegler. I will never forget all the good times we spent together. #82 forever. RIP my brother.
Ryan Bower Teammate
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All hockey families understand the joys and rewards of following and supporting their players’ hockey journeys.
Hockey families also understand that ice hockey is an expensive sport that places significant financial demands on every participant. Because of the high cost of participation, there are families in every hockey community, including ours, who struggle with paying the fees required for their son to play the sport he loves. One of the objectives of the New Trier Hockey Club is to ensure that no player is ever prevented from playing on one of our teams because of financial hardship. To meet this objective, the Club is fortunate to have the Goal and Assist Fund. The Goal and Assist Fund was established in 2011 through a generous donation by Paul Banks, a former New Trier Hockey player. Since its inception, the Goal and Assist Fund has helped bridge the gap for a number of families facing financial challenges, allowing their sons to begin or continue their New Trier hockey careers. Financial assistance provided through the Goal and Assist Fund is completely confidential and is tailored to each family’s unique situation and needs. The Goal and Assist Fund relies entirely on donations from our families and other members of our community to full fill its mission. A contribution to the Goal and Assist Fund will help the hockey community, our Club, and possibly one of your son’s teammates.
Please consider contributing to the Fund. If you would like to donate, please mail a check payable to NTHC at below address (please write “Goal & Assist Donation” on check): NEW TRIER HOCKEY CLUB Treasurer P.O. Box 176 Winnetka, IL. 60093
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2 017 New Trier Girls Hockey hosted a fun, festive, and well-attended Alumni Game at the Wilmette Rink on Saturday, December 23, 2017. This year the Girls GIRLS Alumni Game will be held at the Wilmette Rink on Sunday, December 23, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. This season marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of NTGH so we are hoping for another great turnout at the Alumni Game. Please spread ALUMNI the word to former players and their families. We hope to see many of you on the ice or in the stands to celebrate the long tradition and rich legacy of NTGH! GAME GO GIRLS!
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32 // 2018-19 Program OVER ALL RECORD: 52-15-2 SHL RECORD: 19-5-0 SECOND PLACE BLACKHAWKS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS HIGH SCHOOL PREP INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
ASHMORE, MARK 21 JOHN BAIRD, TYLER 88 ROBINSON BALDWIN, CONNOR 27 DOLBY, BRIAN 10 CONNOR FREEDMAN, HENRY 85 GLASS, BLAKE 29 BALDWIN LIFENDAHL, PETER 23 MICHELON, BENJAMIN 61 BOBBY MICHELON, BRENDAN 60 SOUDAN TEAM ALL STATE O’KEEFE, PATRICK 9 PAUL, ETHAN 36 PAVLOPOULOS, COSTA 50 RANDLE, GAVIN 24 ROBINSON, JOHN 16 ROGGEKAMP, HUNTER 8 SHRIER, SAM 25 SMITH, MASON 18 SOUDAN, BOBBY 97 TRACI, CT 74 TRAVIS, JAKOB 92 WIECZOREK, HAYDEN 31 2018-19 Program // 33 2017-18 BLUE HIGHLIGHTS
34 // 2018-19 Program BRUNSO, MICHAEL 45 BUNGE, JACK 7 CAMORLINGA, NATE 57 CLARKE, TYLER 3 EGGEMEYER, JACK 81 FREDERICK, JOE 39 HANDWERKER, ALEX 59 JAMES, JACK 99 KEMPF, TOMMY 62 KENNY, SEAN 38 LEVY, KYLE 14 MARSHALL, WYATT 53 REGER, OWEN 29 RICHARDS, WILL 95 SCHLOM, MATTHEW 79 SCHMEISSING, BEN 48 TOWNSEND, JACK 98 WALLACE, ALEX 44 WRIGHT, ROBERT 71 ZELAZNY, MAC 13
OVER ALL RECORD: 9-37-1 SHL RECORD: 4-21-0 TENTH PLACE 2018-19 Program // 35 BALDWIN, LUKE 6 DURIS, JOEY 11 FINKS, CHARLIE 87 FREE, WILL 34 GALLAGHER, RYAN 76 IZENSTARK, LOGAN 94 KADIN, TRENT 63 KANE, JOHN 58 KOCHMAN, DYLAN 17 KUKER, COLIN 15 LIFVENDAHL, SPENCER 16 MCDONALD, CONNOR 50 MESTANAS, MARC 90 NOLAN, TYLER 42 NOREHAD, JACK 91 PIGOTT, HENRY 89 PUGLIESE, DANIEL 22 SHRIER, HENRY 46 SIVERTSON, MAGNUS 67 WATT, PRESTON 32 36 // 2018-19 Program 2017-18 WHITE HIGHLIGHTS
OVER ALL RECORD: 16-27-9 IHSHL RECORD: 5-12-6 5TH PLACE STATE FINALIST STATE WHITE DIVISION
2018-19 Program // 37 OVER ALL RECORD: 16-27-9 WHITE DIVISION IHSHL
RECORD: STATE 5-12-6 PLACESECOND 5TH PLACE
ARMSTRONG, CHASE 33 BALZ,WESLEY 12 EISEN, COOPER 8 FISHER, BRENDAN 2 GAGERMAN, ISAIAH 70 GARDINER, WHITTON 96 GOFF, CONNOR 64 GOLDSTEIN, AARON 18 HENDERSON, CARSON 82 HINES, TEDDY 5 JONES, TREVOR 86 LARRABEE, ZACH 27 LEE, MAXWELL 72 PALATNIK, EVAN 25 REINHARD, JESSE 39 SCHREDER, RYAN 49 TAYLOR, CRAY 30 TEGTMEIER, CHRISTIAN 51 THOMPSON, WILL 23 VOSLER, ANDREW 19 38 // 2018-19 Program WALKER, TREY 84 2017-18 GRAY HIGHLIGHTS
2018-19 Program // 39 2017-18 JV TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
OVER ALL CHAMPIONS RECORD: GREAT LAKES 26-23-3 FALL CLASSIC SHL CHAMPIONS RECORD: IRISH SOUTH 9-15-0 BEND CUP 6TH PLACE
40 // 2018-19 Program BLUNK, CAMERON 54 CADDEN, KEITH 68 FARRELL, JACK 44 FLORIDA, KARL 48 GERTH, GRAHAM 80 HOLMBERG, AIDAN 26 JONES, AIDAN 73 KAMINSKI, ROSS 75 LEWIS, TAFT 28 MARTIN, GUS 35 MEADE, CHRIS 66 MORGAN, ANDREW 57 NELSON, PETER 37 PAUL, GRAEME 47 PRASAD, KINAR 20 ROESER, WILL 40 SAMPSON, CARTER 60 SAUER, BEN 61 STELLATO, ZACH 74 STEWART, LUKE 78 TRUKENBROD, WILLIAM 83 VEENSTRA, JACK 1
2018-19 Program // 41 2017-18 BABNIK, MADDIE 9 BUDINGTON, ADDIE 55 DWYER, MEGHAN 15 GIRLS VARSITY EWING, SOPHIA 10 GRAVES, MAGGIE 86 HALF, HANNAH 42 HERD, SARAH 26 HIGHLIGHTS LADEN, JULIA 29 McLAUGHLIN, KATE 6 McNERNEY, MAUREEN (C) 37 McSHEA, LAUREN 56 MELGARD, CHARLOTTE 3 MULHERN, CLARE (A) 11 OLSHANSKY, MAE 8 SEIPLE, SERENA 14 SHVARTSMAN, SABRINA 18 SNOW, HAYDEN 1 VANDAMME, CLAIRE 21 WIECZOREK, ABBY 22 YANG, EMMA (A) 33
OVER ALL RECORD: CHICAGO METRO 21-5-1 GIRLS DIVISION SCHOLASTIC CUP ILLINOIS GIRLS FINAL FOUR HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO METRO VARSITY STATE GIRLS DIVISION CHAMPIONS REGULAR SEASON 42 // 2018-19 Program CHAMPIONS 2018 ILLINOIS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP MVP: ABBY WIECZOREK 2018 AHAI GIRLS ALL-STATE GAME MVP: MADDIE BABNIK 2018 AHAI ALL-STATE TEAM: MADDIE BABNIK MAUREEN McNERNEY MAE OLSHANSKY SABRINA SHVARTSMAN HAYDEN SNOW 2018 CHICAGO METRO GIRLS JAMBOREE SELECTIONS: MAGGIE GRAVES SARAH HERD MAUREEN McNERNEY CHARLOTTE MELGARD CLARE MULHERN HAYDEN SNOW EMMA YANG
2018-19 Program // 43 2017-18 GIRLS SILVER HIGHLIGHTS
44 // 2018-19 Program BAILLOS, MARY 4 BURNHAM, KATE 31 EGGEMEYER, GRETA (A) 88 FOX, McKENNA 32 GRIFFIN, AMY 17 HANCOCK, LAUREN 36 KAPES, MARA 27 LEVINSON, HAILEY 68 MEHLMAN, RACHEL(C) 97 MILLER, SYLVIA (A) 50 SALMON, ALLISON 13 SALMON, AMBER 76 WOMSLEY, ASHTON (C) 25
KATE BURNHAM LAUREN HANCOCK RACHEL MEHLMAN ALLISON SALMON
ASHTON WOMSLEY METROCHICAGO 2018 GIRLS JAMBOREE SELECTIONS:
2018-19 Program // 45 2 018 WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
CONNOR NATE JOSEPH BALDWIN CAMORLINGA FREDERICK UNIVERSITY OF DEPAUL UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO BOULDER CHICAGO, IL SAN DIEGO, CA BOULDER, CO
BLAKE ALEX PETER GLASS HANDWERKER LIFVENDAHL UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WISCONSIN DENVER URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, IL MADISON, WI DENVER, CO
WYATT BENJAMIN BRENDAN MARSHALL MICHELON MICHELON CORNELL UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN MICHIGAN ITHACA, NY ANN ARBOR, MI ANN ARBOR, MI
PATRICK ETHAN COSTA O’KEEFE PAUL PAVLOPOULOS UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND CALIFORNIA IN ILLINOIS RICHMOND, VA SAN DIEGO URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, IL SAN DIEGO, CA
JOHN HUNTER BENJAMIN ROBINSON ROGGEKAMP SCHMEISSING UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA MICHIGAN MICHIGAN BLOOMINGTON, IN ANN ARBOR, MI ANN ARBOR, MI
SAMUEL MASON COLM SHRIER SMITH TRACI SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA METHODIST INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON, IN SANTA CLARA, CA DALLAS, TX
46 // 2018-19 Program ALEX HAYDEN WALLACE WIECZOREK UNIVERSITY OF HIGH POINT OREGON UNIVERSITY EUGENE, CO HIGH POINT, NC
LAUREN MAUREEN RACHEL HANCOCK McNERNEY MEHLMAN MIAMI WESTMONT UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ILLINOIS OXFORD, OH SANTA BARBARA, CA URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, IL
CHARLOTTE CLARE ALLISON MELGARD MULHERN SALMON UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ILLINOIS ILLINOIS CHAPEL HILL, NC URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, IL URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, IL
ASHTON EMMA WOMSLEY YANG UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ILLINOIS ATHENS, GA URBANA/CHAMPAIGN, IL
2018-19 Program // 47 2018/ 2019 boys hockey coaches GREEN & VARSITY
BOB MELTON: HEAD COACH ALEX PEGLER: ASSISTANT COACH
Bob returns for his 22nd season as Hockey Alex began the season as Assistant New Trier Green Director of the New Trier Hockey Club and Head and New Trier White Coach. Alex attended the Coach of New Trier Green. This season also University of Arizona and played part of his freshman marks his third year as Head Coach for New Trier year on the Arizona Ice Cats. Alex had stared his White. Bob Melton has led his teams to twelve playing career with the Chicago Blues youth hockey High School State Championships and two High program and then switched over to Evanston his School National Titles in his 21 years. He was eighth grade year while deciding on either Loyola or named Chicago Blackhawk Alumni Coach of the year in 2008-2009 and also named Illinois High New Trier for high school. Alex proudly chose New Trier and played Blue for his freshman and sophomore School Coach of the Year 1999-2000. Bob was selected in 2007 to coach the Illinois High School years, where his teammates and coaches honored him as an Alternate Captain. During his junior Showcase team. In 2009, Bob was honored for his accomplishments by an induction into the and senior seasons he played for New Trier Green and was once again chosen as an Alternate Illinois Hockey Hall of Fame. As a player, Bob Melton skated for Glenbrook North High School, Captain his senior year, helping to bring his team to victory at State in 2013. Alex had planned to winning the 1985 State Championship. Bob then played Junior A hockey for the Franklin Park finish school in the coming months and hoped to continue coaching the game he loves. Jets and the Rochester Mustangs of the USHL, winning the prestigious United States Junior A National Championship with both of those teams. Bob went on to play Division 1 collegiate BLUE VARSITY hockey at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Bob resides in Glenview with his wife Mary, a tennis instructor at Five Seasons CC. Bob has two children: Maddie, 24, who is living and ROB MALSTROM: HEAD COACH working in Malawi, Africa and Kyle, 23, who resides and works in Chicago.
The 2018-19 season marks Rob Malstrom’s 20th CHAD BIDWELL: ASSISTANT COACH year with the New Trier Hockey Club. He has served as Head Coach for New Trier’s Varsity Blue, White, and Junior Varsity teams, as well as in the Wil- This year is Chad’s 7th season as part of the New mette Braves organization at both the Bantam and Trier Hockey coaching staff. Chad has previously Pee Wee levels. While leading White, Rob’s teams coached both Green and White, leading both made appearances in the Varsity White Division teams to state championships. He continues his State Championship game six out of the eight years he coached them, including three state titles role as assistant coach on both of these teams this in 2005-06, 2014-15, and 2015-16. His lone year coaching JV resulted in a 2001-02 Scholastic Cup year. Growing up in Northfield, he played for the title. As a player, Rob played his youth hockey in Wilmette before skating three years on New Trier Winnetka Warriors through his first year of Bantam Green, where he won a State Championship his senior year, playing at the old Chicago Stadium. He and later played for the Chicago Young Americans bantam through midget. Chad was a member of attended the University of Illinois and played four years on their ACHA Division I team. Rob lives in the New Trier Green State Championship team in 1999-2000 and later played for the Green Bay Northfield with his wife Theresa and their three children: Kennedy, Westley, and Charlotte. Gamblers. Chad lives in Northbrook with his wife Rebecca and sons, Charles and Finn. MICHAEL MALSTROM: ASSISTANT COACH SHAWN BROWN: ASSISTANT COACH This season is Mike’s third year coaching the Shawn begins his 3rd year coaching with New New Trier Blue Team after spending five years at Trier Hockey after over 20 years of coaching the Glenview Stars organization. Mike grew up in experience. He started his coaching career at Wilmette and played his youth hockey with the Winnetka and served as the Hockey Director/ Head Braves before moving onto New Trier and playing Varsity Coach for the Icecats of Vernon Hills for 5 one year on Blue and two years on Green, where years. His playing career included four seasons at he won a state championship in his senior year. the Chicago Young Americans and four seasons He attended Purdue University where he played four years on their ACHA club hockey team. playing at NIU in college. He loves the game of Mike works at Allstate and lives in Deerfield with his wife Samantha. hockey and his passion is teaching it to kids. CARL COOK: ASSISTANT COACH TOM WALSH: ASSISTANT COACH Carl joins the New Trier Blue Coaching Staff after This is Tom’s second year coaching with New two years coaching in the Wilmette Braves pro- Trier Hockey. He has been coaching for over gram. In addition to coaching at New Trier this year, twenty years and has had success at all levels he is an assistant coach for Wilmette's Bantam 1 from Pee Wee to High School Varsity. His playing team. After moving to Wilmette in 2001, Carl played career included playing club hockey in college briefly for the Wilmette Braves before skating four at Bradley University, where they won the years on New Trier’s JV, White, and Blue teams, club championship. He is looking forward to a where he won a Varsity White Division State Championship on a team coached by Rob Malstrom. successful season with the New Trier program. Carl attended St. Lawrence University in New York and played Division 2 Rugby and Club Hockey. He currently lives in Evanston and enjoys playing men's league hockey and fishing when he can. 48 // 2018-19 Program 2018/ 2019 boys hockey coaches
VARSITY GRAY & JV
BOBBY ACRI: CO-COACH ADAM CHERIS: CO-COACH
Bobby enters his 4th season as a New Trier Adam enters his first season as Head Coach for coach, his first as Head Coach of Gray and JV New Trier Gray and JV. Adam grew up in Glencoe after assisting the Green and White teams in his and played youth hockey for the Winnetka previous years. Bobby grew up in Winnetka and Warriors. He played Sophomore year on New Trier played hockey for the Winnetka Warriors until Blue before heading to Avon Old Farms (Avon, 5th grade when he left to play for the Chicago CT) for prep school. Adam continued collegiately Young Americans. He played there for 5 years be- playing at D-III Skidmore College (Saratoga fore eventually coming back to play 3 years on Green at New Trier. Bobby attended the University Springs, NY) for four years. Adam has been coaching youth/travel hockey for the last 10 years. of Iowa where he played 4 years of club hockey. He graduated in May of 2016.
JEFF DOLPHIN: ASSISTANT COACH NICK GOSS: ASSISTANT COACH
Jeff joins the New Trier Gray/JV coaching staff This is Nick’s first season with New Trier Gray/ for his first season, after several years of coach- JV. Nick grew up in Wilmette playing hockey ing at Wilmette Hockey. Jeff is an accomplished for the Wilmette Braves and Glenview stars as soccer player and shares his love of sport by a forward. Nick switched to Goalie entering his teaching and guiding younger players. freshman year at New Trier and played one year of JV and 3 years on Blue. After high school Nick played one year of AAA hockey, followed by a few more years playing Juniors. Nick is now the manager of the Home Ice location in Winnetka, Illinois and has been coaching for the last 4 years.
KYLE SENNOTT: ASSISTANT COACH CHARLIE WINDMAR: ASSISTANT COACH
This is Kyle’s inaugural season coaching for Charlie enters his first season behind the bench New Trier Gray/JV, and his forth year behind the with New Trier Gray/JV and has spent the past 4 bench. He grew up in Naperville, Illinois where he summers teaching skills at the Vernon Hills ice played minor hockey for the Sabres. He played arena. Charlie grew up in Northbrook, playing high school hockey for Neuqua Valley and college for the Bluehawks and then Loyola Academy as hockey at Southern Illinois University. a forward. After high school Charlie played junior hockey in the Eastern Junior Hockey League for the Portland Jr. Pirates and Valley Junior Warriors. Charlie went on to play NCAA Division 3 for St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, graduating this past May.
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52 // 2018-19 Program 2018-19 Program // 53 2 01 8 -19 BOYS VARSITY GREEN TEAM
TOP ROW: Coach Shawn Brown, Coach Alex Pegler, Thomas Kempf, Ryan Gallagher, Jakob Travis(A), Henry Freedman(A), Bobby Soudan(C), Mark Ashmore, Dylan Kochman, Magnus Sivertson, Logan Izenstark, Mac Zelazny, Daniel Pugliese, Coach Tom Walsh, Coach Bob Melton MIDDLE ROW: Jack Norehad, Tyler Baird, Gavin Randle(C), John Kane, Patrick Chang, Jack Eggemeyer, Michael Brunso, Trent Kadin, Brian Dolby(A), Spencer Lifvendahl BOTTOM ROW: Preston Watt, Owen Reger
MARK TYLER MICHAEL ASHMORE BAIRD BRUNSO H: 6’-5” H: 6’-2” H: 5’-11” W: 210 W: 180 W: 160 C: SENIOR C: SENIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 21 P: DEFENSE 88 P: DEFENSE 45
PATRICK BRIAN JACK CHANG DOLBY EGGEMEYER H: 5’-7” H: 5’-11” A H: 5’-9” W: 140 W: 160 W: 150 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 19 P: DEFENSE 10 P: DEFENSE 81
54 // 2018-19 Program HENRY RYAN LOGAN FREEDMAN GALLAGHER IZENSTARK H: 5’-8” A H: 6’-1” H: 6’-0” W: 160 W: 190 W: 170 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 85 P: FORWARD 76 P: FORWARD 94
TRENT JOHN THOMAS KADIN KANE KEMPF H: 5’-11” H: 5’-11” H: 6’-1” W: 165 W: 140 W: 185 C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 63 P: DEFENSE 58 P: FORWARD 62
DYLAN SPENCER JACK KOCHMAN LIFVENDAHL NOREHAD H: 5’-11” H: 5’-10” H: 5’-7” W: 140 W: 155 W: 130 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 17 P: FORWARD 16 P: FORWARD 91
DANIEL GAVIN OWEN PUGLIESE RANDLE REGER H: 5’-11” H: 5’-11” C H: 5’-11” W: 155 W: 175 W: 145 C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR C: SENIOR P: DEFENSE 22 P: DEFENSE 24 P: GOALIE 29
MAGNUS BOBBY JAKOB SIVERTSON SOUDAN TRAVIS H: 6’-1” H: 5’-11” C H: 5’-11” A W: 180 W: 165 W: 165 C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR C: SENIOR P: DEFENSE 67 P: FORWARD 97 P: FORWARD 92
PRESTON MAC COACHES WATT ZELAZNY BOB ALEX H: 6’-0” H: 6’-2” MELTON PEGLER W: 150 W: 170 CHAD TOM C: SOPHOMORE C:JUNIOR BIDWILL WALSH SHAWN P: GOALIE 32 P: FORWARD 13 BROWN
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TOP ROW: Coach Mike Malstrom, Coach Carl Cook, Jack Bunge, Joey Duris(A), Tyler Clarke, Sothio Suzue-Pan, Charlie Finks, Henry Pigott, Connor Goff, Henry Shrier, Chase Armstrong, Coach Rob Malstrom MIDDLE ROW: Max Lee, Jack Townsend, Will Richards(C), Robert Wright(A), Jack James, Trey Walker, Connor McDonald BOTTOM ROW: Matthew Schlom, Sean Kenny, Luke Baldwin(A), Whitton Gardiner PENALTY BOX: Kyle Levy, Marc Mestanas
CHASE LUKE JACK ARMSTRONG A BALDWIN BUNGE H: 5’-9” H: 5’-8” A H: 6’-2” W: 160 W: 148 W: 180 C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: DEFENSE 33 P: DEFENSE 6 P: DEFENSE 7
TYLER JOEY CHARLIE CLARKE A DURIS FINKS H: 5’-8” H: 5’-10” H: 6’-2” W: 140 W: 185 W: 165 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 3 P: FORWARD 11 P: FORWARD 87
58 // 2018-19 Program WHITTON CONNOR JACK GARDINER GOFF JAMES H: 5’-9” H: 6’-1” H: 5’-11” W: 135 W: 145 W: 150 C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 96 P: DEFENSE 64 P: DEFENSE 99
SEAN MAXWELL KYLE KENNY LEE LEVY H: 6’-0” H: 5’-9” H: 6’-1” W: 195 W: 130 W: 170 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 38 P: GOALIE 72 P: FORWARD 14
CONNOR HENRY WILL MCDONALD PIGOTT RICHARDS H: 5’-11” H: 5’-10” H: 5’-11” C W: 140 W: 160 W: 185 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: GOALIE 50 P: DEFENSE 89 P: FORWARD 95
MATTHEW HENRY SOTHIO SCHLOM SHRIER SUZUE-PAN H: 5’-9” H: 5’-11” H: 5’-7” W: 145 W: 140 W: 138 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 79 P: FORWARD 46 P: FORWARD 10
JACK TREY ROBERT TOWNSEND WALKER WRIGHT H: 6’-2” H: 6’-5” H: 6’-3” A W: 167 W: 210 W: 205 C: SENIOR C: SENIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD 98 P: FORWARD 84 P: FORWARD 71
MARC COACHES MESTANAS ROB H: 5’-10” MALSTROM W: 175 CARL C: SENIOR COOK MICHAEL P: FORWARD MALSTROM
2018-19 Program // 59 60 // 2018-19 Program 2018-19 Program // 61 2 01 8 -19 BOYS VARSITY WHITE TEAM
TOP ROW: Coach Alex Pegler, Coach Shawn Brown Tyler Nolan(C), Carter Samson, Danny Budington(A), Jack Marino, Trevor Jones, Teddy Hines, William Truckenbrod, Ryan O’Rourke, Trey Bess(A), Liam Voycey, Graeme Paul, Coach Bob Melton, Coach Tom Walsh BOTTOM ROW: John Shenton, Jack O’Flaherty, John Hackett, Charlie Acri, Evan Palatnik, Kalev McCarthy, Isaiah Gagerman(C), Jake Martin, Louis Florida, Jack Veenstra
CHARLIE TREY DANIEL ACRI BESS BUDINGTON H: 5’-9” H: 5’-10” A H: 6’-0” A W: 140 W: 165 W: 170 C: SOPHOMORE C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 91 P: FORWARD 77 P: FORWARD 17
LOUIS ISAIAH JOHN FLORIDA GAGERMAN HACKETT H: 5’-10” H: 5’-7” C H: 5’-10” W: 150 W: 130 W: 150 C: FRESHMAN C: JUNIOR C: FRESHMAN P: DEFENSE 48 P: DEFENSE 70 P: FORWARD 59
62 // 2018-19 Program TEDDY TREVOR JACK HINES JONES MARINO H: 6’-3” H: 6’-3” H: 6’-1” W: 180 W: 175 W: 145 C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE P: DEFENSE 5 P: FORWARD 86 P: FORWARD 21
JAKE KALEV TYLER MARTIN MCCARTHY NOLAN H: 5’-8” H: 5’-4” H: 5’-11” C W: 130 W: 110 W: 155 C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: DEFENSE 24 P: DEFENSE 36 P: DEFENSE 42
JACK RYAN EVAN O’FLAHERTY O’ROURKE PALATNIK H: 5’-7” H: 5’-11” H: 5’-10” W: 135 W: 125 W: 140 C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 98 P: FORWARD 9 P: FORWARD 25
GRAEME CARTER JOHN PAUL SAMPSON SHENTON H: 6’-1” H: 5’-7” H: 5’-11” W: 155 W: 150 W: 170 C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 47 P: FORWARD 60 P: GOALIE 3
WILLIAM JACK LIAM TRUKENBROD VEENSTRA VOYCEY H: 5’-11” H: 5’-11” H: 5’-9” W: 175 W: 125 W: 155 C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: DEFENSE 83 P: GOALIE 1 P: FORWARD 81
COACHES BOB ALEX MELTON PEGLER CHAD TOM BIDWILL WALSH SHAWN BROWN
2018-19 Program // 63 64 // 2018-19 Program 2018-19 Program // 65 2 01 8 -19 BOYS VARSITY GRAY TEAM
TOP ROW: Ross Kaminski, Coach Jeff Dolphin, Aaron Goldstein(A), Coach Charlie Widmar, Will Free, Aidan Jones, Carson Henderson, Ryan Schreder, Brendan Fisher(A), Zach Larrabee, Ben Sauer, Luke Stewart, Andrew Vosler(C), Cameron Blunk, Coach Adam Cheris, Coach Nick Goss BOTTOM ROW: Gus Martin, Taft Lewis, Wesley Balz, Christian Tegtmeier, Jack Farrell, Aidan Holmberg, Will Roeser, Peter Nelson, Keith Cadden, Jesse Reinhard PENALTY BOX: Coach Kyle Sennott, Cray Taylor(A)
WESLEY CAMERON KEITH BALZ BLUNK CADDEN H: 5’-11” H: 5’-10” H: 5’-7” W: 160 W: 150 W: 120 C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 12 P: FORWARD 54 P: FORWARD 68
JACK BRENDAN WILLIAM FARRELL FISHER FREE H: 5’-8” H: 6’-2” A H: 6’-1” W: 130 W: 175 W: 175 C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR P: DEFENSE 44 P: FORWARD 2 P: FORWARD 34
66 // 2018-19 Program AARON CARSON AIDAN GOLDSTEIN HENDERSON HOLMBERG H: 6’-2” A H: 6’-2” H: 5’-9” W: 200 W: 192 W: 150 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 18 P: DEFENSE 82 P: DEFENSE 26
AIDAN ROSS ZACH JONES KAMINSKI LARRABEE H: 6’-3” H: 6’-3” H: 6’-0” W: 175 W: 165 W: 160 C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 73 P: FORWARD 75 P: DEFENSE 27
TAFT GUS PETER LEWIS MARTIN NELSON H: 5’-11” H: 5’-10” H: 5’-11” W: 160 W: 160 W: 160 C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 28 P: GOALIE 35 P: DEFENSE 37
JESSIE WILLIAM BEN REINHARD A ROESER SAUER H: 5’-11” H: 5’-10” H: 5’-10” W: 150 W: 135 W: 145 C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: GOALIE 39 P: FORWARD 40 P: FORWARD 61
RYAN LUKE CRAY SCHREDER STEWART TAYLOR H: 6’-2” H: 5’-9” H: 5’-11” A W: 170 W: 165 W: 150 C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE C: SENIOR P: DEFENSE 49 P: FORWARD 78 P: FORWARD 30
CHRISTIAN ANDREW COACHES TEGTMEIER VOSLER BOBBY NICK H: 5’-10” H: 6’-0” C ACRI GOSS W: 155 W: 150 ADAM KYLE C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR CHERIS SENNOTT JEFF CHARLIE P: FORWARD 51 P: FORWARD 19 DOLPHIN WINDMAR
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2 01 8 -19 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM
TOP ROW: Coach Jeff Dolphin, Coach Charlie Widmar, Nick Bunge, Lucas Cheris, Harry Clark, Luke Matyas, Drew Morgan, Ryan Boyle(A), Vincent Flanagan(A), Sean Walker, Jack Hawkins, Jason Rabinowitz, Jade Sauer, Coach Adam Cheris, Coach Nick Goss BOTTOM ROW: Dean Lawrence, Nathaniel Dishner, Jack Seifert, Michael Sadovi, Jesper Snow, Luke Anderson, Mica Glass, Matt Goldburg, Wyatt Summers, Chris Meade(C), Leo Karp PENALTY BOX: Coach Bobby Acri, Coach Kyle Sennott
LUKE RYAN NICHOLAS ANDERSON A BOYLE BUNGE H: 5’-6” H: 6’-1” A H: 5’-7” W: 125 W: 170 W: 130 C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE C: FRESHMAN P: FORWARD 71 P: FORWARD 74 P: DEFENSE 4
LUKAS HARRY NATHANIEL CHERIS CLARK DISHNER H: 5’-10” H: 5’-7” H: 5’-4” W: 135 W: 123 W: 105 C: FRESHMAN C: FRESHMAN C: FRESHMAN P: DEFENSE 20 P: FORWARD 7 P: FORWARD 97
70 // 2018-19 Program VINCENT MICA MATT FLANAGAN GLASS GOLDBURG H: 6’-1” A H: 5’-5” H: 5’-5” W: 165 W: 120 W: 130 C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE C: FRESHMAN P: FORWARD 43 P: FORWARD 88 P: FORWARD 90
JACK JAMES DEAN HAWKINS KARP LAWRENCE H: 5’-8” H: 6’-1” H: 5’-10” W: 140 W: 140 W: 130 C: FRESHMAN C: SOPHOMORE C: FRESHMAN P: DEFENSE 2 P: GOALIE 31 P: GOALIE 50
LUKE CHRISTOPHER ANDREW MATYAS MEADE MORGAN H: 5’-10” H: 5’-10” C H: 6’-1” W: 165 W: 128 W: 160 C: SOPHOMORE C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 93 P: FORWARD 66 P: FORWARD 57
JAYSON MICHAEL JADEN RABINOWITZ A SADOVI SAUER H: 5’-8” H: 5’-8” H: 5’-10” W: 145 W: 138 W: 125 C: FRESHMAN C: SOPHOMORE C: FRESHMAN P: DEFENSE 18 P: DEFENSE 19 P: FORWARD 73
JACK JESPER WYATT SEIFERT SNOW SUMMERS H: 5’-7” H: 5’-5” H: 5’-11” W: 119 W: 135 W: 150 C: FRESHMAN C: FRESHMAN C: FRESHMAN P: FORWARD 23 P: FORWARD 29 P: DEFENSE 8
SEAN COACHES WALKER BOBBY NICK H: 5’-9” ACRI GOSS W: 155 ADAM KYLE C: SOPHOMORE CHERIS SENNOTT JEFF CHARLIE P: FORWARD 92 DOLPHIN WINDMAR
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72 // 2018-19 Program 2018/ 2019 girls hockey coaches VARSITY COACHES
LENNY MUNSON: HEAD COACH
This is Lenny’s first year as the girls program Head Coach and he has a long and distinguished hockey career as a player and high school coach. Growing up in Glenview, Lenny played for the Glenview All Stars through Bantam, Loyola Acad- emy, and the Chicago Minor Hawk AAA team. He played Junior A hockey for the Chicago Cougars before going to the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point to play Division II hockey. Lenny was an assistant coach for New Trier Green for fourteen seasons during which they enjoyed much success, including winning a number of state championships. Lenny also served as the goalie coach for the New Trier boys program. Two years ago, he was our assistant Varsity coach and last year he was the girls goalie coach. The program will benefit from Lenny’s familiarity with high school hockey, the New Trier programs, and our players. Lenny and his wife Amy live in Wilmette with their three children who all play hockey: Dillon at Miami University in Oxford Ohio, Taylor at Colby College, and Cole is a squirt goalie.
BILL NORBERG: ASSISTANT COACH
This will be Bill’s third season with New Trier Girls Hockey. Bill grew up in Chicago and be- gan playing hockey at twelve. In high school he transferred to Hopkins High in Minnesota to play with its teams. After high school, Bill played with the Canadian Pickering Panthers, the University of Wisconsin Badgers, and the Minnesota State University Mavericks in Mankato. After college Bill coached for the Winnetka Hockey Club for about four years when he retired to raise a family. A few years ago he returned to coaching hockey, working as a skills coach and goalie instructor, with the Wilmette Hockey Association. He has been employed for the last thirty years as a grammar school physical education teacher in Glenview. Bill lives in Niles with his wife. They have two grown daughters.
KATY SHADEK: ASSISTANT COACH
Katy is entering her second year coaching for New Trier Girls Hockey as an assistant coach. She grew up in Kenilworth where she played for Wilmette. She attended Lake Forest Academy where she played for the Varsity team as well as the Falcons and then Team Illinois. Katy spent her first two years of college in Minnesota where she played Division III Womens Ice Hockey for St. Olaf College. She is also coaching a mite travel team and a girls 10U travel team for the Wilmette Hockey Association. Katy is now attending Lake Forest College where she is pursuing a degree in Psychology.
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2018-19 Program // 75 2 01 8 -19 GIRLS VARSITY TEAM
TOP ROW: Head Coach Lenny Munson, Kate Carfagnini, Ella Huber, Sophia Ewing, Sofia Simon, Hannah Half, Kate McLaughlin, Amy Griffin, Julia Laden, Camryn Browne, Sabrina Shvartsman, Hadley Freedman, Assistant Coach Katy Shadek MIDDLE ROW: Assistant Coach Bill Norberg, Abby Wieczorek, Addie Budington (A), Maddie Babnik (A), Mae Olshansky, Maggie Graves, Sarah Herd (C), Claire VanDamme, Serena Seiple BOTTOM ROW: Kate Burnham, Elizabeth McLane
MADDIE CAMRYN ADDIE BABNIK A BROWNE BUDINGTON H: 5’-6” A H: 5’-4” H: 5’-5” A C: SENIOR C: FRESHMAN C: SENIOR P: DEFENSE 9 P: FORWARD 71 P: DEFENSE 55
KATE KATE SOPHIA BURNHAM CARFAGNINI EWING H: 5’-7” H: 5’-1” H: 5’-6” C: SENIOR C: SOPHOMORE C: JUNIOR P: GOALIE 31 P: FORWARD 19 P: FORWARD 10
76 // 2018-19 Program HADLEY MAGGIE AMY FREEDMAN A GRAVES GRIFFIN H: 5’-2” H: 5’-3” H: 5’-7” C: SOPHOMORE C: SENIOR C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 5 P: FORWARD 86 P: DEFENSE 17
HANNAH SARAH ELLA HALF A HERD HUBER H: 5’-8” H: 5’-2” C H: 5’-4” C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 42 P: DEFENSE 26 P: FORWARD 91
JULIA ELIZABETH KATE LADEN A McLANE McLAUGHLIN H: 5’-8” H: 5’-6” H: 5’-7” C: JUNIOR C: FRESHMAN C: JUNIOR P: FORWARD 29 P: GOALIE 89 P: FORWARD 6
MAE SERENA SABRINA OLSHANSKY A SEIPLE SHVARTSMAN H: 5’-4” H: 5’-5” H: 5’-3” C: JUNIOR C: SOPHOMORE C: SOPHOMORE P: FORWARD 8 P: FORWARD 14 P: FORWARD 18
SOFIA CLAIRE ABBY SIMON A VANDAMME WIECZOREK H: 5’-4” H: 5’-4” H: 5’-5” C: JUNIOR C: JUNIOR C: SENIOR P: FORWARD/ P: DEFENSE 3 P: DEFENSE 21 GOALIE 22
COACHES 2018-19 LENNY MUNSON BILL NTGH NORBERG SENIORS KATY SHADEK
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78 // 2018-19 Program SENIORS CLASS OF 2019
TOP ROW: Cray Taylor, Jack Bunge, Henry Freedman, Patrick Chang, Michael Brunso, Aidan Jones, Will Richards, Sean Kenny, Trey Walker, Robert Wright, Aaron Goldstein, Brendan Fisher, Matthew Schlom, Tommy Kempf MIDDLE ROW: Jack James, Jack Townsend, Owen Reger, Logan Izenstark, Tyler Baird, Bobby Soudan, Abby Wieczorek, Maddie Babnik, Tyler Clarke, Dylan Kochman, Andrew Vosler, Jack Norehad, Connor McDonald, Sothio Suzue-Pan BOTTOM ROW: Jakob Travis, Gavin Randle, Mark Ashmore, Kate Burnham, Maggie Graves, Addie Budington, Sarah Herd, Jack Eggemeyer
2018-19 Program // 79 2 018 GLASA SENIORS ON SLED
80 // 2018-19 Program On April 8, 2017, seniors from both the boys and girls New Trier Hockey teams joined up with top athletes from GLASA sled hockey teams for an exhibition game at North Shore Ice Arena in Northbrook. This annual event is intended to raise money and awareness for this wonderful organization that provides opportunities to participate in sport for those with physical disabilities. The Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA) was founded in 1999 to provide health and wellness programming to a segment of the population that was underserved. New Trier Seniors and GLASA sled hockey players were combined into two teams for a three period sled hockey game. All players compete using sled hockey equipment that includes specialized ice sleds and hockey sticks with picks that enable the athletes to move around the ice using their hands. To raise funds for GLASA, the event featured a gift basket raffle, a chuck-a- puck contest, a silent auction, and food and beverage sales. GLASA strives to “Let No One Sit on the Sidelines” and operates under a mission to promote and support the optimal development and well-being of youth, adults, and military veterans who have visual or physical disabilities through inclusion recreation, fitness and competitive sports activities. To date, the New Trier Hockey Club has raised over $10,000 in donations to further support their mission.
2018-19 Program // 81 HERE’S TO REACHING ALL YOUR GOALS.
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You've made us proud both on and off the ice. Thanks for the great memories, the best is yet to come.
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82 // 2018-19 Program Periodic Table of the Sciences A Guide to Building Real Scienti c Knowledge
SUBJECT Astronomy Physics I Physics II Chemistry Geology Biology Heliocentric Newtonian Electro- Atomic Plate Theory of LEVEL © Theory Mechanics magnetism Theory Tectonics Evolution
Stage 5 Galileo: Conservation Maxwell’s Structure Modern Culmination of Telescope & of Energy Equations of Atoms Climatology Genetics & Theories Relativity & Light Immunology
Stage 4 Copernican Newton’s Electric Current Kinetic Theory Plate Darwin’s Mature Revolution & Universal & Electro- & Tectonics Theory Theories Kepler’s Laws Laws magnetism Periodic Table of Evolution
Stage 3 Geocentric Galileo’s Static Early Evidence Radiometric Classi cation Beginning Theory Kinematics Electricity for Atoms Dating & Fossils Theories
Stage 2 Early Properties Quantitative Anatomy Early Experiments Mathematical Statics of Light: Analysis & Stratigraphy & Early & Measurements Astronomy Newton’s Optics Elements Microbiology
Stage 1 Astronomical Simple Magnets Materials: Survey of Life Observations & Observations Machines & Electrics Properties & Geography & Survival Simple Concepts Changes Mechanisms
HOW DOES IT WORK? 5 Horizon Globe Rows show the increasing levels of 4 complexity of each eld. Study The Periodic Table of the Sciences 3 starts at the bottom with basic concepts which then become leads to invention. The Horizon 2 Globe is just the beginning. more advanced as one moves up 1 through the levels. The Horizon Globe simpli es Observational Astronomy. It demonstrates the motion of celestial objects, taking what used to be a complicated undertaking and simplifying it so Columns depict the six major theories that anyone can now ‘get it’. The Horizon necessary for a basic understanding of Globe is being used in schools and universities science. The order of the columns re ects across the country. the fact that each theory is a prerequisite for the next. Theories build on each other as one The Horizon Globe is the rst example of the moves to the right, culminating in Biology. innovation that is possible for improving science education. The Periodic Table of the PROUD TO PLAY Sciences shows the way. NEW TRIER HOCKEY!
The Periodic Table of the Sciences maps the historical progression and integration of scienti c knowledge. Concepts appear in a hierarchical order, encouraging students to actively use knowledge gained in earlier stages to con dently engage new challenges. Students learn to see for themselves the causal connections in nature that led scientists to their discoveries. The Periodic Table of the Sciences answers these key questions: On what prior knowledge does an idea depend? And where does the idea lead? Falling Apple Science Institute is a non-pro t organization GO CLAIRE! promoting natural science education. There are more inventions like the Horizon Globe that need to be discovered. Every subject in science needs these innovative ideas in both foundation and Contact: Charles VanDamme theory. The Periodic Table of the Sciences gives us the roadmap. [email protected] Your tax-deductible contribution will make a di erence. Hockey dad and amateur astronomer
2018-19 Program // 83 GOOD LUCK NEW TRIER WHITE AND CHARLIE ACRI
GOOD LUCK NEW TRIER GRAY AND COACH BOBBY ACRI
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84 // 2018-19 Program So Proud of Our #24 Gavin Randle!
We will cherish the memories and friendships made along the journey from Mite #4 to NT Green!
We’ve loved cheering for you!
Dad, Mom, Sophie & Shane
2018-19 Program // 85 WE LOVE YOU MOM, DAD &
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86 // 2018-19 Program 2018-19 Program // 87 DYLAN # 17
DYLAN, From Junior Mites to New Trier Green with State Championships, an International Silver Sticks Championship, and a trip to Nationals in between, thanks for taking us along for the ride. We are so very proud of you both on and off the ice!
Love, Mom, Dad, Gordon, Tyler & Ryan
88 // 2018-19 Program 2018-19 Program // 89 From Minor Mites to NT Green and all the teams in between...we’ve loved watching you play the game you love! It’s been a great ride filled with many great friends and memories along the way.
We’re SO proud of how hard you work both on and off the ice.
GO GREEN!
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Jack, Congratulations to you and your fellow seniors, and thanks to you and all of your many coaches for so much fun and many great memories! Love you buddy! Mom, Dad, Maggie and Mimi
2018-19 Program // 99 GO GREEN
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100 // 2018-19 Program MADDIE BABNIK #9 7 State Championships, 1 National Championship.
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102 // 2018-19 Program Congratulations Maggie Graves #86!
Your bright shining smile has lit up the ice and the lives of everyone around you from Winnetka Minor Mites to New Trier Girls Varsity. We are so proud of how much you have grown and all you have been able to accomplish through your love of hockey. Keep up the hard work and keep smiling. Your journey is just beginning!
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106 // 2018-19 Program “You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take” —Wayne Gretzky
HERE’S TO A GREAT SEASON #98 We are so proud of you Jack and all that you have learned on and off the ice.
Thanks for the great memories! Love, Mom, Dad & Caroline
2018-19 Program // 107 3 CHEERS & HIP, HIP HOORAY
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108 // 2018-19 Program New Trier Loyola Quad Header
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2018-19 Program // 117 Logan,
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118 // 2018-19 Program NEVER STOP CHASING YOUR DREAMS! We Love You, Mom & Dad Tommy Kempf #62
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120 // 2018-19 Program FROM START TO FINISH Thanks for the amazing memories, Patrick!
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