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New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Route 130, P.O New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Route 130, P.O. Box 487 Robbinsville, New Jersey 08691 COMPILATION AWARD of HONOR/SPORTS AWARD RECIPIENTS NJSIAA '89 - Anthony S. Bocchieri AWARD OF HONOR RECIPIENTS Richard Luttrell '77 - Robert F. Dotti '90 - Jerome D. Greco James G. Growney Granville V. Magee* '91 - Norman C. VanArsdalen William J. Palese* Dr. Eugene Westlake Walter E. Short T. Ralph Williams '92 - Florence K. Peragallo '78 - Phillips R. Brooks* '93 - Robert F. Kanaby Robert L. Duncan* Howard T. Irvine* '94 - Robert Hopek K. Kiki Konstantinos David Swetnam Eugene C. Littler Edward G. Myer '95 - Roy Schleicher Virgil Sasso '96 - Dr. Sam Crosby '79 - Gerald Hopkins William "Mickey" Corcoran Reverend Angelo Palermo Albert "Chet" Redshaw* ‘97 - Frank J. Cicarell Claude Schmitt ‘98 - Msgr Michael E. Kelly '80 - Richard C. Mirshak Abner West ‘99 - Arthur R. Smith '81 - Douglas King 2000 - Rich Kane Virginia B. Whitaker 2001 - Paul McInnis '82 - Dr. C. Joseph Martin 2002 - James H. Bathurst '83 - Joseph P. Irvin Leonard A. Westman 2003 - Kim DeGraw-Cole '84 - Joseph Coviello 2004 - Michael Ritacco Boyd Sands 2005 - Msgr. Kieran McHugh '85 - Nicholas Gusz Dr. Tim Hosea James Mogan 2006 - Fr. Luke Travers '86 - John A. Dorsey 2007 - Wakefern/Shop Rite '87 - Marge Giles Jack Speary 2008 - Dr. Philip W. Heery '88 - Frank Baldachino 2009 - Michael Zapicchi Joseph T. Cancellieri 2010 - Carol Parsons *Posthumously Award of Honor Recipients (Continued) 2011 – Michael J. Herbert, Esq.* 2012 - Tom Bowe 2013 - Gary Dorfman 2014 - Wilson Sporting Goods 2015 - Don Danser 2016 - Bill Edelman 2017 - Steve Goodell (Parker McKay) 2018 - Gregory Bailey *Posthumously ATHLETIC TRAINER '91 - Edward Koehler, No. Valley(Old Tappan) '92 - Jeffrey A. Middleton, South Plainfield '93 - Phillip Hossler, East Brunswick High Karen Manista, Middletown North '94 - Mark Haines, Rancocas Valley '95 - Duane Brida, Phillipsburg '96 - Peter Buccino, Piscataway ‘97 - Joseph Pryztula, Jr., Elizabeth ‘98 - Tim Coyne, Hopewell Valley Regional ‘99 - Karen Manfre, Hunterdon Central 2000 - Florence Price, Toms River Sch. District 2001 - Lee Emery, Lacey Twp. 2002 - Kevin Briles, Delsea 2003 - Sandy Mamary, Westfield Chris Welch, West Windsor Plainsboro North 2004 - Linda Stanton, HealthSouth 2005 - Dave Csillan, Ewing Deborah Morante, Toms River 2006 - Mark William Bramble, Marlboro 2007 - Shannon Koch, Princeton 2008 - Eric Schwartz, Allentown 2009 - Florence Price, Toms River Schools 2010 – Karen Manista, Summit 2011 – Scott Ellis, Morris Hills HS 2012 - Matthew Kester, Jefferson Twp. 2013 - Tom Connors, Pennsauken HS Rich Bolmarcich ATHLETIC TRAINER – Continued 2014 - Dominic Valentin, Perth Amboy HS Joe Caucino, Southern Regional HS 2015 - Jessica Jackson, Villa Walsh Academy 2016 - Erin Cearfoss-Hallion, Northern Burlington HS 2017 - Jim Barber, Brick Twp. HS BASEBALL '78 - Austin Lepine, Highland Park '80 - Russell W. Spicer, Haddonfield '83 - Gordon LeMatty, Union '84 - Adolph W. Santorine, Midland Park '85 - Joseph Hartmann, Eastern, Voorhees '86 - Ripp Collins, North Arlington Jacob Holcombe, Hunterdon Central Joseph Porcaro, Bridgewater-Raritan School District Jack Speary, Bogota '87 - Andrew Greener, Ewing Bernard Goldwater, Freehold Twp. '88 - John Fletcher, Columbia Bob Hopek, North Hunterdon '89 - Peter Hall, Ridge Fred Hill, Rutgers University '90 - Thomas Bujnowski, Bayonne Ralph Cobb, No. Valley (Old Tappan) Harry Madsen, Wall '91 - Stephen Nelson, Carteret '92 - Dennis Arnold, Pompton Lakes Marty Flynn, Hamilton '93 - Steve Novak, Jr., South Plainfield '94 - Thomas Trotman, Cherry Hill West '95 - Rex Walker, West Windsor-Plainsboro '96 - Robert Sueter, Montville Township ‘97 - Lawrence D’Zio, Jackson Memorial ‘98 - Walter Serad, Delsea (retired) Donald Dennis Toddings, Msgr. Donovan ‘99 - Joseph Galliera, Washington Twp. Parker Snare, North Hunterdon BASEBALL Continued 2000 - Ray Korn, Elizabeth Larry White, Williamstown 2001 - Louis Calderone, Glen Ridge Richard Roberto, J.F. Kennedy (Paterson) Sam Tropiano, Bishop Eustace Prep James Varsaci, Maple Shade 2002 - Richard Giallella, Hamilton East 2003 - Tony Mascherin, Trenton, NJ Tony Surace, Millville 2004 - Fred Cole, Old Bridge 2005 - Jerry Emison, Northern Valley, Demarest Mike Stang, Metuchen 2006 - Brian Fleury, Delbarton 2007 – Al Kunzman, Central Reg. Don Hutchinson, WWP South 2008 - Greg Butler, Don Bosco 2009 - Peter Crandall, Park Ridge HS 2010 - Dennis Barth, Gloucester Catholic 2011 - Scott Illiano, West Essex HS Joe Lennon, DePaul Catholic HS 2012 - Ronald Hayward, Marist HS 2013 - Dave Minsavage, Hanover Park HS 2014 - Bill Kern, Mainland Regional HS 2015 - Brian Chapman, Millburn HS 2016 - Paul Albarella, Northern Highlands HS 2017 - Brian Nice, Allentown HS 2018 - Tom Gambino, Immaculata HS BASKETBALL '77 - Ruth Gibbs, Phillipsburg Virginia B. Whitaker, Cherry Hill School District '78 - John Dorsey, Executive Committee '79 - Dr. Ronald Lewis, Plainfield William Martin, Cranford '80 - Albert Carino, Collingswood, NJ '82 - Frank J. Cicarell, Elizabeth School District '84 - Stanley Kokie, Roselle '85 - Joseph Silver, Hillside '86 - Matthew Sabello, North Bergen '87 - Russell Coleman, Neptune Norman VanArsdalen, Princeton '88 - Harry Beaudet, Triton Regional Kathy Matthews, Union Catholic Regional John Morano, Emerson '89 - Larry Hennessey, Neptune Robert Hurley, St. Anthony, Jersey City Paula Lasalandra, DePaul Diocesan George Schantz, Salem Vaughn Stapleton, Bridgewater-Raritan West '90 - Robert Coward, Edison Rosemary Groszman, Lyndhurst Herbert Lindsley William Snyder, North Hunterdon '91 - John F. Carty, Mahwah Annette H. Williams, West Side '92 - Jack Rodgers, Harrison Ernest Vajda, St. Peters '93 - Jeff Jasper, Pascack Valley '94 - Stephen J. Gepp, Monsignor Donovan (retired) Marty Rivard, Cresskill '95 - Clifford W. Blake, Jr., Orange Edward "Buzzy" Fox, St. Patrick's (retired) BASKETBALL Continued '96 - Herb Cohen, Northern Highlands Charles L. Ross, Hamilton West ‘97 - Ray Clark, Hightstown Robert Farrell, Seton Hall Prep Nick Holgash, Warren Hills Michael Kozzi, Msgr. Donovan ‘98 - Sam Botta, Egg Harbor James Ruhnke, Southern Regional ‘99 - Donald Hess, Hightstown John Valore, Cherry Hill East 2000 - Wilbur Aikens, Piscataway Charles Kier, High Point Joanna Wright, Columbia 2001 - Lou Grimsley, Shabazz Thomas Hank, North Hunterdon Fred Monica, Lakeland Regional 2002 - Reggie Murray, Trenton Central Rico Parenti, Plainfield 2003 - Henry W. Baker, Sr. Eastside, Paterson Pamela Balogh, Immaculata Gary Feath, Franklin Twp. 2004 - Curtis March, Teaneck Joseph Montano, Red Bank Catholic Steve Purciello, Garfield 2005 - Vanessa Watson, Shabazz 2006 - George T. Sourlis, Rumson Fair Haven Paul Wiedeman, Haddonfield 2007 - Edward Wicelinski, Christian Bros. John Olenowski, Morris Catholic 2008 - Tommy Mulligan, Haddon Twp. Susan Liddy, Academy of Holy Angels 2009 - Felicia Oliver, University HS Jay Flanagan, Rancocas Valley HS 2010 - John Brown, Neptune Jim Crawford, Camden Catholic BASKETBALL Continued 2011 - Dr. Rose Marie Battaglia, T of C Chairperson Bill Hunt, Williamstown HS 2012 - Robert Henning, East Brunswick Francine Raph, Cedar Creek 2013 - Dave Boff, Roselle Catholic HS Anthony Corrado, Rancocas Valley HS 2014 - William Hiltner, St. Joe's Hammonton HS 2015 - Dawn Karpell, St. John Vianney HS Michele Dearden, Ewing HS 2016 - Mary Klinger, Rutgers Prep Paul Rodio, St. Augustine Prep 2017 - Audrey Taylor, Franklin HS Eric McElroy, Verona HS 2018 - Joseph Kessler, Shawnee HS Lisa Kukoda, Manasquan HS BOWLING '78 - Geraldine Burch, Elizabeth '81 - Ceil Colon, Neptune Carmen D'Aloia, Nutley '85 - Walter Bates, Cinnaminson '86 - Jack Dotson, Northern Valley (Old Tappan) Charles Simon, Carteret '87 - Michael DePaul, Passaic Valley Regional '88 - Donald Witzig, Cherry Hill East '89 - Howard Conklin, Bergenfield '90 - Frank Becht, Hudson Catholic '91 - Richard Zawacki, Don Bosco Prep '92 - George R. Moran, Pascack Valley '93 - Newlin Schoener, Thomas Richards School (Atco) '94 - Ralph Fech, South Plainfield '95 - Carol Lapp, Cherry Hill West '96 - Paul Di Rupo, Lenape Valley ‘97 - Tony Palombo, Bishop Ahr Warren Rehfuss, Lakewood, NJ ‘98 - Joseph Coppola, Jr., Wood-Ridge ‘99 - Thomas Halbedl, Monmouth Regional Michael Yannozza, Woodbridge 2000 - John Petraglia, Carolier Lanes 2001 - Beth Magnus, Eastern Joseph Taibi, Cliffside Park 2002 - Mark Klimek, Pennsauken 2004 - Brian Small, Clifton BOWLING Continued 2005 - Tony Norcia, Pt. Pleasant Marion Hagerty, Maple Shade 2006 - Warren Fiedler, Brunswick Zone, Carolier Lanes 2007 - Warren Rehfuss 2008 - Griff Hughes, Livingston 2009 - Mike Tirone 2010 - Mike Hudock, Washington Twp. Tara Burniston, South Brunswick 2011 - Newlin Schoener, Girls Tournament Director 2012 - Richard Maddock, Woodbridge 2013 - April Millian, New Milford HS 2014 - Greg Hatzisavvas 2015 - Tracie Smith, Edison HS Dave Clampffer, Howell HS 2016 - Howie Conklin, Bergenfield HS Mike Mitchell, New Brunswick HS 2017 - Anthony Bilello Greg Rottengen*, Warren Hills HS 2018 - Amanda Small, Woodbridge HS Jeff Gelnaw, Toms River North HS CROSS-COUNTRY '78 - C. Edward Keller, Union '79 - Suzanne Bridenburg,Passaic Valley Regional '80 - John Ragone,New Brunswick '81 - Beth Moroney, Bridgewater-Raritan East John P. Rafter, Red Bank Catholic '82 - Jeanne Gillen, St. Joseph of Palisades Richard Wolff, Pennsauken '83 - Thomas Patierno, Passaic Valley Regional '85 - Edward Torcicollo, Union '86 - Cordell "Rap" Reinhardt, Marlboro '87 - Donald Danser, Rancocas
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