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Miaa/Mssaa Certified Coaches 8/21/2014 MIAA/MSSAA CERTIFIED COACHES First Last School Dave Ferraro Abby Kelley Charter School Rebecca Gamble Abby Kelley Charter School Henry Zussman Abby Kelley Charter School Kerin Biggins Abby Kelley Foster Charter Jennifer Bridgers Abby Kelley Foster Charter Chris Girardi Abby Kelley Foster Charter Tamara Hampton Abby Kelley Foster Charter Matt Howard Abby Kelley Foster Charter Jamie LaFlash Abby Kelley Foster Charter Francis Martell Abby Kelley Foster Charter Grace Milner Abby Kelley Foster Charter Brian Morse Abby Kelley Foster Charter Michael Penney Abby Kelley Foster Charter Patrick Biggins Abby Kelley Foster Charter School Jason Brown Abington High School Michael Bruning Abington High School Kate Casey Abington High School Chris Madden Abington High School John McGInnis Abington High School Steven Perakslis Abington High School Scott Pifer Abington High School Thomas Rogers Abington High School Peter Serino Abington High School James Barclay Academy Notre Dame-Tyngsboro David Nugent Academy Notre Dame-Tyngsboro Michael Vail Academy Notre Dame-Tyngsboro Gary Abrams Academy of Notre Dame Wally Armstrong Academy of Notre Dame Kevin Bailey Academy of Notre Dame Alison Bourke Academy of Notre Dame Patricia Gonzalez Academy of Notre Dame Steven Leone Academy of Notre Dame Robert Mahoney Academy of Notre Dame Harry Mann Academy of Notre Dame Debra McDonough Academy of Notre Dame Laura Murphy Academy of Notre Dame Cathy Pearce Academy of Notre Dame Cheryl Saba Academy of Notre Dame Bradd Sarro Academy of Notre Dame Heather Skowron Academy of Notre Dame Michael Soby Academy of Notre Dame Dave Tousignant Academy of Notre Dame Jill McArdle Academy of Notre Dame Chris Hill Acton-Boxboro Patrick Ammendolia Acton-Boxborough High School Anthony Ammendolia Acton-Boxborough High School Timothy Bassett Acton-Boxborough High School Emily Cunningham Acton-Boxborough High School Peter Dunbar Acton-Boxborough High School Julie Erickson Acton-Boxborough High School Patricia Garrison Acton-Boxborough High School Daniel Goldner Acton-Boxborough High School Betsy Grams Acton-Boxborough High School Patrick Grucela Acton-Boxborough High School 8/21/2014 MIAA/MSSAA CERTIFIED COACHES First Last School Bob Hofeldt Acton-Boxborough High School Jessica Janus Acton-Boxborough High School Raymond Kalagher Acton-Boxborough High School Kristie Kyzer Acton-Boxborough High School Karen Mackin Acton-Boxborough High School Elizabeth Marcotte Acton-Boxborough High School Ricahrd Metcalf Acton-Boxborough High School Loretta Mosca Acton-Boxborough High School Elizabeth Muff Acton-Boxborough High School Lisa Owen Acton-Boxborough High School Jessica Sands Acton-Boxborough High School Mikaela Smith Acton-Boxborough High School Mark Starr Acton-Boxborough High School Kerrin Stewart Acton-Boxborough High School Craig Andrews Acton-Boxborough Reg. 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