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2016 Aop Fall Sports Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll 2016 AOP FALL SPORTS SCHOLAR-ATHLETE HONOR ROLL Archbishop Carroll Name Class Sport Isabel Angelichio Sophomore Girls Tennis Jacob Antonello Sophomore Boys Soccer Johanna Arevalo Sophomore Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Katelyn Barker Sophomore Girls Volleyball Jenna Barrett Junior Field Hockey Hannah Bateman Junior Field Hockey Carly Bateman Freshman Field Hockey Joshua Bowman Sophomore Football Paul Boyer Junior Boys Cross Country Claire Boylan Junior Girls Soccer Quinn Brogan Sophomore Soccer Carlon Brown Junior Football Maeve Buchanan Junior Girls Soccer John Bushner Sophomore Football Mary Bushner Junior Field Hockey Zachariah Butler Sophomore Football Alex Cabahug-Almonte Sophomore Field Hockey Elizabeth Carpenter Freshman Girls Cross Country Kathleen Carpenter Sophomore Field Hockey Jiale Chen Sophomore Boys Cross Country Joseph Clay Junior Boys Cross Country Rebecca Clay Freshman Girls Cross Country Christopher Clerkin Sophomore Golf Kevin Cone Sophomore Football Suzanne Conners Freshman Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Ryan Connors Junior Football Julia Crawford Junior Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Daniel Crossan Junior Golf Vincent Curran Sophomore Football Khalil Curry Junior Football Megan Curry Freshman Field Hockey Gina Custer Junior Girls Volleyball Sophia Daly Freshman Field Hockey Stephen DeFruscio Senior Football Matthew DeLello Sophomore Boys Soccer Michael Dempsey Freshman Football Mary DeSimone Sophomore Girls Cross Country Kaitlyn Detwiler Junior Girls Tennis Molly DiCarlo Sophomore Girls Soccer/Field Hockey Julia DiDio Freshman Field Hockey Daniel DiRita Junior Golf Julia DiRita Freshman Field Hockey Aidan Doherty Freshman Boys Cross Country Deidre Dolan Junior Girls Tennis Kevin Downs Senior Football Julia Downs Sophomore Girls Tennis Equipping saints for life in this world and the next Suzanne Dupnock Freshman Girls Soccer Suzanne Dupnock Freshman Field Hockey Harrison Dutton Sophomore Boys Cross Country Matthew Dvonch Sophomore Boys Cross Country Siobhan Egan Junior Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Grace Ewing Sophomore Girls Tennis Nick Farrell Freshman Boys Soccer Abigail Ferraioli Senior Girls Soccer Madelyn Ferraioli Senior Girls Soccer Bobby Ferry Junior Football Daniel Fohner Sophomore Boys Cross Country David Fohner Senior Boys Soccer Meg Foster Senior Field Hockey Divonne Franklin Junior Girls Soccer Nicholas Frederick Sophomore Boy Soccer Cecilia Frohner Freshman Girls Tennis Alex Furtek Sophomore Boy Soccer Madigan Gallagher Sophomore Field Hockey Shannelle Garcia-Gary Sophomore Field Hockey, Girls Soccer Bailey Gavin Senior Girls Volleyball Tess Gibbons Senior Girls Cross Country John Goetz Senior Football Ryan Graham Junior Football Olivia Graham Sophomore Girls Volleyball Kamal Gray Freshman Football Thomas Grazel Junior Boys Soccer Isabella Grube Freshman Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Katie Hageney Senior Field Hockey Joseph Hassey Junior Golf John Heil Sophomore Boys Soccer Madison Henry Sophomore Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Kevin Herrick Freshman Football George Higgins Sophomore Boy Soccer Jack Higgins Sophomore Boys Soccer Bridget Hislop Sophomore Girls Soccer Gina Hoenig Junior Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Ryan Hoffman Freshman Boys Soccer Amy Horsell Sophomore Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Tess Humes Sophomore Girls Tennis Sean Kearney Sophomore Boys Soccer Julianna Keith Junior Girls Soccer Sarah Kellogg Freshman Field Hockey James Kelly Senior Golf Ellie Kent Freshman Field Hockey John Klusarits Junior Football Michael Klusarits Junior Football Rose Kokol Senior Girls Soccer Casey Krouse Senior Golf Katie LaBella Sophomore Field Hockey Hunter Lahr Freshman Boys Soccer Jake Langley Sophomore Boys Soccer Justin Leonard Sophomore Boys Soccer Equipping saints for life in this world and the next Thomas Lloyd Freshman Boy Soccer Victoria Louis Freshman Girls Volleyball Keli Lubiejewski Junior Girls Tennis Gabrielle Lyons Senior Girls Volleyball Erin Mahady Sophomore Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Nick Malloy Freshman Boys Soccer Matt Martillotti Senior Football Dom Massi Sophomore Boys Soccer Paige Mastripolito Sophomore Girls Soccer Kellie Ann Matey Freshman Girls Soccer Rachel Matey Junior Girls Soccer Emily Rose McCormick Freshman Girls Tennis Kieran McCormick Sophomore Boys Soccer Matthew McGroary Sophomore Boys Cross Country Ian McHugh Sophomore Golf Colleen McPhillips Sophomore Girls Cross Country Sean Meals Freshman Football Deidre Mitchell Junior Girls Volleyball Paige Monastero Freshman Girls Volleyball Kelly Morris Senior Girls Soccer Nikki Naegele Freshman Field Hockey Greg Natale Senior Football Marc Natale Senior Football Lauren Nigro Junior Girls Soccer Owen Noonan Freshman Boys Soccer Leah O`Brien Freshman Girls Volleyball Dan Organ Sophomore Boys Soccer Jade Orsatti Junior Field Hockey Amelia Painter Freshman Girls Volleyball Mary Kate Painter Senior Girls Volleyball Ryan Park Freshman Boys Cross country Skyler Parzyck Sophomore Field Hockey Mateo Pascual Freshman Boys Soccer Maggie Pina Sophomore Field Hockey Sophia Plum-Pappa Freshman Field Hockey Matt Prager Senior Football Sophia Priolo Freshman Field Hockey Audra Quigley Freshman Girls Volleyball Lara Ramirez Junior Girls Soccer Maeve Riehman Sophomore Field Hockey Khadir Roberts Senior Football James Rolley Sophomore Boys Soccer Abby Shuster Sophomore Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Mary Kate Soltys Junior Girls Soccer, Field Hockey Maureen Soltys Freshman Field Hockey Brendan Sowa Freshman Boys Soccer Avery Spano Freshman Girls Volleyball Michael Sponholtz Sophomore Boys Soccer Maddie Sutter Senior Field Hockey Sam Swart Senior Field Hockey Max Tyrell Freshman Boys Soccer Matthew Walker Junior Boys Cross Country Equipping saints for life in this world and the next Ella Ward Junior Field Hockey Rachel White Junior Girls Soccer Abigail Wick Junior Girls Soccer Michelle Wince Junior Girls Volleyball Emily Wittig Senior Girls Soccer Archbishop Ryan Name Class Sport Hannah Beck Sophomore Girls Volleyball Rachel Bell Senior Girls Cross Country Felicia Broll Senior Girls Tennis Ava Brakoniecki Sophomore Girls Volleyball Hailee Brooks Junior Girls Soccer Frances Chung Freshman Girls Soccer Gianna Costanzo Junior Girls Soccer Charles Crossfield Sophomore Boys Soccer James Crossfield Sophomore Boys Soccer Robert Crossfield Sophomore Boys Soccer Mathias Davila Freshman Boys Soccer Kyle Davis Freshman Football Nicole Davis Senior Girls Cross Country Colleen Dean Sophomore Field Hockey Aidan Degnan Junior Football Valerie DeJoseph Senior Field Hockey Gabrielle Deluisi Freshman Girls Volleyball Cara DiMarcantonio Senior Girls Cross Country Abigail Donaghy Freshman Girls Volleyball Hannah Dunne Freshman Girls Volleyball Katherine Eck Senior Field Hockey Danielle Edeline Sophomore Girls Volleyball Kelsey Erwin Freshman Girls Volleyball Melissa Flood Freshman Field Hockey Tyler Farinella Freshman Boys Soccer Anastasia Fratanduono Freshman Girls Soccer Brenna Gallagher Sophomore Girls Volleyball Nicholas Giantomaso Freshman Boys Soccer Alyssa Graham Freshman Girls Volleyball Ryan Hartigan Sophomore Boys Soccer Patrick Heavey Sophomore Boys Cross Country Stevie Lynn Heim Junior Field Hockey Karen Herrera Senior Girls Cross Country HollyAnn Holzer Senior Girls Volleyball Hailey Hurst Sophomore Girls Soccer Kristen Johnson Junior Field Hockey Mike Kalai Freshman Football Megan Kirn Senior Girls Cross Country Evan Kirby Junior Boys Soccer Richard Lam Sophomore Boys Cross Country Bridget Lazar Sophomore Girls Cross Country Jeffrey Le Freshman Boys Soccer Nicholas Livolsi Freshman Boys Soccer Cole Lowe Freshman Football Equipping saints for life in this world and the next Erin Lyons Senior Girls Volleyball Jeremy Madrid Junior Boys Soccer Ryan Maloney Junior Boys Soccer Nicholas Marchesano Freshman Boys Soccer Samantha McCurry Freshman Girls Soccer Megan McLaughlin Senior Field Hockey Lauren McDonnell Sophomore Girls Soccer Anna Meredith Senior Girls Volleyball Parker Milsop Freshman Field Hockey Alyssa Miller Freshman Girls Volleyball Mollie Milligan Freshman Girls Volleyball Gianna Monaco Freshman Girls Soccer Georg Montag Junior Boys Soccer Kevin Montoya Junior Boys Soccer Eileen Moroz Junior Girls Cross Country Brian Nowosieski Senior Golf Haley O’Neill Junior Girls Soccer Conor Owens Sophomore Boys Soccer William Palmer Senior Football Kayla Parkinson Junior Girls Cross Country Kerri Peters Freshman Girls Volleyball Alainna Petit Junior Girls Cross Country Ashley Pfeiffer Freshman Girls Soccer Nick Polini Senior Boys Cross Country Chris Reed Junior Football Pat Reilly Senior Golf Ryan Riley Senior Boys Cross Country Aidan Rodgers Freshman Golf Kaitie Rogers Junior Girls Soccer Chris Rola Sophomore Boys Soccer Regina Ruskowski Junior Field Hockey Grace Scanlon Freshman Girls Volleyball Jacqueline Schaeffer Junior Girls Volleyball Diana Sears Senior Girls Volleyball Victoria Shain Senior Field Hockey Olivia Simmons Sophomore Field Hockey Alyssa Sliwa Junior Girls Tennis John Solano Freshman Boys Soccer Elizabeth Squibb Junior Girls Tennis Michael Stec Freshman Boys Cross Country Jonathon Swift Freshman Football Amy Szwajkwoski Junior Girls Tennis Madison Taylor Junior Girls Soccer Adrian Tecza Sophomore Football Nick Thomson Senior Boys Soccer Abigail Tobin Freshman Girls Volleyball Alyssa Trinacria Senior Field Hockey James Umile Senior Boys Soccer Dante Vecchione Senior Football Angelina Velazquez Freshman Girls Soccer Shane Weihe Freshman Football Julia Wilson Junior Field Hockey Equipping saints for life in this world and the next Abigail Woods Freshman Girls
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