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Roeper Coach -Head Coach, Boys Varsity Basketball Laddie Andahazy Varsity Boys’ Basketball Head Coach 13 Years – Roeper Coach -Head Coach, Boys Varsity Basketball - 2014 to Current -Assistant Coach, Boys’ Varsity Basketball - 2006 to 2013 -Assistant Coach, Girls’ Varsity Basketball – 2006 to 2011 -Assistant Coach, Boys’ Varsity Soccer – 2007 to 2014 -Assistant Coach, Girls’ Varsity Soccer - - 2006 to 2008 Three Sport Roeper Student Athlete - 6 District titles (Soccer 2x, Basketball 2x, Baseball 2x - 2 Regional titles (Baseball 1x, Soccer 1x) - 7-Time 1st Team MIAC (Soccer 98, 99, 00, Basketball 99, 00, (MVP) 01, Baseball 2001 - 12 Letter Varsity Winner - Roeper Athlete of the Year ’99 & ‘01 Coach MIAC Boys’ Basketball Coach of the Year ‘18 Won Boys’ Basketball District Title as Head Coach ‘14 Soccer 1st Team All-Conference (3) All-State Honorable Mention ‘98 3rd Team All-State ‘99 1st Team All-State ‘00 Basketball 1st Team All-Conference (3) Conference MVP All-State 4th Team BCAM All-Star ‘01 Baseball 1st Team All-Conference 1st Team All-District 1st Team All-Region ‘01 12 years – The Roeper School 2001 Under Graduate Degree – Albion College 2005 Master of Science – University of Detroit Mercy 2008 Talon Bialik-Cheng JV & Varsity Girls Volleyball Assistant Coach 2 Years Force Volleyball Academy Assistant Coach 2 Years Roeper JV and Varsity Assistant Farmington High School- 4 Years Force Volleyball Academy Instant Replay Macomb Community College Farmington High School (Class of ‘17) SchoolCraft College (Current) Full Time Student Roeper Volleyball Coach Todd Dunfield Varsity Baseball Varsity Cross Country Elementary Boys’ Basketball Head Coach Baseball 2 Seasons Southfield High School JV Boys 12 Seasons Roeper Varsity Boys Cross Country 12 Seasons as Roeper Varsity Cross Country Coach and 7 years as Middle School Coach. Basketball 1 Season Roeper Freshman Boys 5 Seasons Roeper JV Girls 3 Seasons Roeper Stage IV Boys 3 Seasons Seaholm Varsity Baseball (Senior Captain) 4 Seasons American Legion Baseball (1998 State Champions) 3 Seasons Albion College Baseball (Led the MIAA in 1998 with Lowest ERA) MIAC Champs Red Division Baseball (2 Seasons). Seaholm High School BA Albion College Sports Science Wayne State University Physical Education and Health Teaching Degree Wayne State University Masters in Physical Education Roeper Physical Education and Health Teacher Grounds Crew Detroit Tigers Laura Evans MS & Elementary Girls’ Basketball Head Coach Roeper Stage IV Girls Basketball - 2 years Middle School Girls basketball - 1 year Brandywine Elementary Girls Basketball - 4 years Middle School Girls Basketball - 2 years Middle School Track Assistant Coach - 1 year Basketball (Elementary – Varsity) – 11 years and additional play including a year at SMC and various intermural leagues) Track (Middle School- Varsity)- 6 years Volleyball – 4 years Michigan State University BA International Studies/ Pre-Law, BA Elementary Education with a Minor in Geography. Oakland University Masters in Early Childhood Education Stage IV Homeroom and Humanities Teacher Emma Hegel JV & Varsity Volleyball Head Coach The Roeper School (2017-present) Force Volleyball Academy (2013-present) Farmington High School (2013-2016) Derby Middle School (2016) St. Regis Middle School (2016) Michigan Intensity Volleyball (2015) Trained under (as a player and a coach) Olympic and College level coaches Hugh McCutcheon, Chris McGowan, Matt Darling, Sander Cohen, and Laura Bush. Gold Medal Squared (GMS) trained Force Volleyball Academy Seaholm High School Bachelor's of English - University of Michigan-Dearborn Year-Round Volleyball Coach Boutique Manager Brian Hewitt JV Boys’ Basketball & MS Boys’ Baseball Head Coach Lake Orion High School (Football): Freshman Offensive Coordinator Junior Varsity Wide Receivers Coach Varsity Wide Receivers Coach Coyote Ridge Elementary School (Basketball): Head Middle School Basketball Coach (7th-8th Grade) The Roeper School: Junior Varsity Head Basketball Coach (2015-Present) Middle School Baseball Head Coach (2015-Present) Three sport athlete at Lake Orion High School. As a football player (tight-end, wide receiver, and safety) earned all-league (OAA), all-county dream team, and all-north honors. Earned football scholarship to Hillsdale College, where I went on to play H-Back. Named top five tight-end for Oakland County for 2000-2010. Player OAA League Champions (Football): 2002 OAA League Champions (Baseball): 2001,2002, 2003 OAA League Champions (Track and Field): 2004 District Champions (Baseball): 2001, 2002 Regional Champions (Baseball): 2001 Regional Champions (Track and Field): 2004 Coach Coyote Ridge Basketball: Arizona District Champions (2014) Michigan State University B.S (2010) Marygrove College MAT (Current) Middle and Upper School Science Teacher Patrick Ratliff MS Boys’ Soccer MS Girls’ Soccer Head Coach MS Boys Soccer head coach (5 seasons) MS Girls Soccer head coach (4 seasons) Inter-city MS tournament champions (2015) University of Southern California BA English and History (2008) University of Southern California MA Teaching (2013) MS English Teacher MS/US English Department Coordinator MS Soccer Coach Mike Ruddy Girls Varsity Soccer Head Coach Boys and Girls Roeper Varsity and Middle School Soccer Teams since 1974 Roeper Athletic Director & Roeper MS Basketball Coach 1978-81 University of Michigan Men’s Club Soccer Team 1987-1990 Boys and Girls Olympic Development Soccer Teams Director, MSYSA Boys ODP, 1999-2001 Midwest Region II Staff Michigan Youth Soccer Instructional Staff ROYSA Director of Coaching, 2011-13 Youth Soccer Coach, Birmingham Blazers & Royal Oak FC Summer Soccer Camp Coach since 1975 Notre Dame HS Oakland University Numerous Men’s Club Teams Roeper Boys Soccer: League champions 1995, 1996, 1997 State Quarterfinals 1988; Finals 1995; Semifinals 1996 Roeper Girls Soccer: District champions, 2007 Troy High Girls Soccer: League Champions, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 State Semifinals 1983; Regional Finals 1986 NSCAA Girls Midwest Coach of Year, 1983 BA in Political Science and MA in History, both Oakland University US Soccer Federation’s highest certification, National ‘A’ License, and USSF National Youth License Teacher, History and Social Studies, Roeper Middle & Upper School Ed Sack Varsity Track & Field Head Coach Varsity Boys’ Soccer Head Coach Track & Field Roeper Varsity Head Coach 1995- Present Coach of the Year - Oakland County, MHSAA Regional, MIAC (7) Soccer Roeper Varsity Head Coach 20 years - Career record of 261-160-27 Coach of the Year - State Division 4 (1), State Private School (1), Region (4), District (9), Conference (5), Oakland County (1) Track & Field MHSAA State Final top 10, MITCA Team 4th place, MHSAA Regional Soccer MHSAA State Final (1), MHSAA Regional (3), MHSAA District (5), MIAC (4), Akwia Tilton - Long Jump Briana Ratchford - 100m Hurdles Sophia Braden - Discus Akwia Tilton - Long Jump Eastern Michigan University, Soccer - Team captain, 4-year scholarship Michigan Olympic Development Program - Undefeated U-18 team NIAAA- Registered Athletic Administrator Marygrove College - MAT Eastern Michigan University - BS Roeper Athletic Director Ron Zill Varsity Baseball Assistant Coach Three years JV Head Baseball Coach, Kimball (now Royal Oak) HS Two years Middle School Football Defensive Coach, Derby MS Two years Varsity Baseball Assistant, Seaholm HS One year Assistant Baseball Coach, Roeper MS One year Assistant Baseball Coach, Roeper Varsity Four years Oakland University Baseball 1991-1994 Post-Bachelor: Physical Education, Health Minor Health and Physical Education Teacher, Roeper Middle and Upper School Ryan Zinser MS Boys’ Basketball A, B & C Head Coach Varsity Boys’ Basketball Assistant Coach MS Head Coach - 5 years Varsity Boys Assistant - 4 years Roeper Varsity Boys’ Basketball and Captain – 4 years 1st Team All State Basketball 2nd Team All State Soccer Varsity Basketball MIAC Champions 2010 BCAM All-Star Basketball Roeper Maintenance Department Roeper Coach, MS & Varsity Boys’ Basketball .
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