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SPRING Sports Program FREESPRING Sports 2015Program 2016Courtesy of the Marmion Sports Boosters Senior Keepsake Edition 1 Rt. 47 just North of Rt. 71 in Yorkville www.groundeffectsinc.com 630-553-6195 WHERE BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES BEGIN We have everything you need to create a backyard paradise! Mulches - Decorative Stone - Sand & Gravel - Retaining Walls - Pulverized Dirt - Paving Bricks “Areas largest supply of flagstone, outcropping & boulders” 52 2 ABBOT JOHN BRAHILL OSB ’67 President ANTHONY TINERELLA ’84 ANDREW DAMATO ’01 Head of School and Principal Athletic Director ABOUT US Location: 1000 Butterfield Rd Aurora, Illinois 60502 Phone: 630-897-6936 Website: www.marmion.org Founded in 1933 by the Benedictine Community of Enrollment: 529 St. Meinrad Abbey, Indiana - Marmion Academy has Nickname: Cadets experienced a long, rich history among private college Colors: Red & Blue preparatory schools. As the only Catholic boys high Conference: Chicago Catholic League school in the Midwest offering a JROTC program and LEAD program, the Academy provides its students with unparalleled opportunities for intellectual accomplish- ment, spiritual growth and leadership development. HEAD COACHES Baseball (Varsity): Frank Chapman The 325 acre campus includes attractive, modern facili- Baseball (Soph.): Bob Winkel ties for its student body of 529 young men. Recognized Baseball (Frosh.): Robert Reder as one of the top private secondary schools in the Bass Fishing: Joe Large region, Marmion presents a highly respected faculty Lacrosse (Varsity): Kevin Griffin including 44 lay faculty members and 6 Benedictines. Lacrosse (JV): Angelo Carbonara With a college acceptance rate of 100 percent and 127 Lacrosse (Soph.): Dan Ludwig National Merit Finalists among its graduates, Marmion Tennis: John Tsang students consistently rank among the best. A tradi- Track & Field: Dan Thorpe tion of excellence characterizes Marmion Academy ... A tradition that is “The Marmion Advantage.” 3 providing the best for the Cadets The officers of the Marmion Sports Boosters would like to thank each Booster volunteer for his/her contribution of time, talent, and treasure in support of Marmion athletics. The Cadets are fortunate to have the kind & loyal support of so many. Thank you all for a job well done! 2015-2016 Sports Booster Officers: Mike Taus – President Booster Meetings ... Darrell McPherson – Vice President Mike Stanke – Secretary Everyone is invited! Jim Milder – Treasurer Caryl Riley – Membership Coordinator Marmion Sports Boosters meet the Jeff Arnold - Immediate Past President second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Hammes Dining Room. Terri Rios – Sports Program Coordinator Brian Cole – Sports Program Photographer Please join us! Every dollar of profit taken in by the Sports Booster program, goes directly back into the individual sports. This means that your membership dues, the event concessions and your spiritwear purchases go back into each of the sports and coaches’ wishlist that your sons are involved in. Athletic Contributions of Marmion Sports Boosters (over the past several years): • Support Homecoming activities (weekend) • Senior Nights • Seasonal programs and sporting event • Summer camp subsidies programs/rosters • Lacrosse tournament – referees • Banners, signs, awards, trophies • Rifle Team – Orion Scoring • Equipment: field painter, waterboy, weight • Fan buses for Regional and Sectional room items games • Rain gear • Football kicking cage • Equipment repairs and maintenance • Harris - Beverage and Food Cart • Cannon maintenance and artillery • Baseball nets • Tournament sponsorships • Football practice equipment: 5 man sled, • Expenses for State qualifying teams souts, agile • Various coaches apparel • Student coach bus • Post-season parties • Padding for Regole Field House • Scholarships • Safety cage for shotput and discus 4 2015-2016 VARSITY HOME GAMES Full season schedules are available at: http://il.8to18.com/marmion Register with http://il.8to18.com/marmion and sign up for email alerts for schedules changes, cancellations, etc. basEBALL (see pg. 13 for team photo/roster) Wed. 3/23 4:30 pm Oswego East High School Sat. 3/26 11:00 am Oswego High School Tue. 3/29 4:30 pm Joliet West High School Wed. 3/30 4:30 pm Joliet Catholic Academy Sat. 4/2 11:00 am Warrenville South High School Wed. 4/13 4:30 pm Fenwick High School Sat. 4/16 11:00 am De La Salle High School Wed. 4/20 4:30 pm Bishop McNamara High School Mon. 4/25 4:30 pm St. Francis High School Tue. 4/26 4:30 pm Batavia High School Thur. 4/28 4:30 pm St. Rita High School Mon. 5/2 4:30 pm Providence High School Thu. 5/5 4:30 pm St. Laurence High School Sat. 5/7 11:00 am Brother Rice High School Wed. 5/11 4:30 pm Mount Carmel High School Sat. 5/14 11:00 am Loyola High School Tue. 5/17 4:30 pm IMSA Lacrosse (see pg. 23 for team photo/roster) Thur. 4/21 5:30 pm Geneva High School Tue. 5/3 5:30 pm Wheaton Academy Thu. 5/5 6:00 pm Notre Dame High School Sat. 5/7 TBD Cadet Challenge Tournament Tue. 5/10 6:30 pm West Chicago High School Thu. 5/12 7:00 pm Minooka High School Tue. 5/17 6:00 pm Marist High School Thur. 5/19 5:30 pm Downers Grove High School tennis (see pg. 35 for team roster/photo) Tue. 3/15 4:30 pm De La Salle High School Tue. 4/5 4:30 pm Oswego High School Thur. 4/7 4:30 pm Loyola Academy Mon. 4/11 4:30 pm IMSA Thur. 4/14 4:30 pm St. Francis High School Mon. 5/2 4:30 pm Plainfield East High School Thur. 5/5 4:30 pm Fenwick High School track & field (see pg. 41 for team roster/photo) Tue. 4/19 4:30 pm Oswego High School and Glenbard East High School 5 SPORTSMANSHIP PRAYER Heavenly Father, We ask you to bless all the participants in this game. Help us be humble in our victory or brave in our defeat. Bless our coaches with wisdom as they instruct us. We ask that our spectators be encouraging to all who compete today. May all who are here be mindful that you are always present with us. Amen. MARMION FIGHT SONG Come let’s fight for dear old MARMION And we’ll cheer her colors bright on high Oh, yes, we’ll fight, we’ll fight for MARMION And make her name resound up to the sky. And then we’ll give a cheer for MARMION While with yells we proudly pierce the air. Then when fairness claims for us a victory We the sons of MARMION will be there! 6 spring coaching staff BASEBALL: (l-r) Varsity Head Coach Frank Chapman, Varsity Asst. Coach Tim Milroy, Sophomore Head Coach Bob Winkel, Sophomore Asst. Coach Tyler Friel, Freshman Head Coach Robert Reder, Freshman Asst. Coach Mark Waitkus (not pictured: Varsity Asst. Coach Brian Bicknell) LACROSSE: (l-r) Varsity Head Coach Kevin Griffin, Varsity Asst. Coach Rich Ford, Varsity Asst. Coach Randy Clark, JV Head Coach Angelo Carbonara, JV Asst. Coach Michael Clark, Sophomore Head Coach Dan Ludwig, Sophomore Asst. Coach Dan Heckle, Sophomore Asst. Coach Chris Perillo TRACK & FIELD: (l-r) Head Coach Dan Thorpe, Asst. Coach Charles Brown, Asst. Coach Dan Klatt, Asst. Coach Ed DeGeeter (not pictured: Asst. Coaches John Cornish and Mike Garofalo) TENNIS: BASS FISHING: (l-r) Head Coach John Tsang, Asst. Coach Dave Tsang, (l-r) Head Coach Joe Large, Asst. Coach Rick Asst. Coach Ryane Jenig Holinger (not pictured: Asst. Coaches David Dvorak, James Callahan, Michael Zidek) 7 2015-2016 college athletes 2015 Marmion graduates who are playing at the collegiate level their first year in college. 2015 Marmion graduates who are playing at the collegiate level their first year in college. Joe Antonelli ’15 Rory Arnold ’15 Eric Bacorn ’15 Anton Blaeser ’15 Brady Bobbit ’15 Wrestling Football Football Track Track/Cross-Country Southern Illinois, Millikin University Arizona Christian Carthage College Penn State Edwardsville University Tim Clohecy ’15 Jacob Esp ’15 John Gauthier ’15 Jordan Glasgow ’15 Garrett Hiles ’15 Football Baseball Football Football Baseball Univ. of Wisconsin, Villinova University Grand Valley Univ. of Michigan Aurora University Platteville State University Kyle Jordan ’15 Alex Juriga ’15 Luke Juriga ’15 Andrew Kasper ’15 Nicholas Kanute ’15 Football Lacrosse Football Swimming Swimming Benedictine College Illinois Wesleyan Western Michigan Calvin College Univ. of Wisconsin, University University Milwaukee 8 2015-2016 college athletes 2015 Marmion graduates who are playing at the collegiate level their first year in college. 2015 Marmion graduates who are playing at the collegiate level their first year in college. Edgar Sanchez ’15 Gavin Sanchez ’15 Zach Turnbow ’15 Baseball Soccer Football Univ. of Arizona North Central College Aurora University 9 10 b a s E B A L L 11 senior baseball players Cole Bonebrake Jacob Hammer Matthew Henkel Conor Mach William Matthews Jacob Schwartz Michael Szalek Jonathan Young GOOD LUCK CADETS! Brian K. Bicknell, D.D.S. 1881 S. Randall Road, Suite D Geneva, IL 60134 630.208.1779 12 Varsity baseball Head Coach: Frank Chapman, Asst. Coaches: Brian Bicknell, Tim Milroy Student Manager: Gustavo Hernandez ’17 # Name Ht. Wt. Yr. # Name Ht. Wt. Yr. 1 Trevor Taus 5’10” 150 JR 16 Ryan Wiacek 6’0” 185 JR 2 Jacob Schwartz 5’9” 160 SR 18 Matthew Henkel 6’1” 180 SR 5 Bobby Pierce 5’8” 170 JR 22 Nicholas Brummel 6’1” 167 JR 7 Eric Lundell 5’11” 140 FR 23 Cole Bonebrake 5’8” 180 SR 9 Chase Stanke 6’2” 170 SO 24 Collin Gibson 5’11” 165 JR 10 Jonathan Young 6’1” 165 SR 25 William Matthews 6’1” 170 SR 13 Zack Lentz 6’1” 205 JR 27 Brandon McPherson 6’2” 207 SO 14 Conor Mach 6’1” 155 SR 28 Jacob Hammer 5’11” 220 SR 15 Michael Szalek 5’10” 145 SR Batavia 834 North Randall Randall & Fabyan SHOW YOUR MARMION ID FOR AN $8 HAIRCUT East Batavia/Aurora $1 from everyPLUS Marmion $5 OFF haircut FOR DAD! will be donated 2987 Kirk Road $1 FROMto EVERYMarmion MARMION Sports HAIRCUT Boosters.
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