SENIOR/END OF YEAR ATHLETIC AWARDS CEREMONY

JUNE 19, 2014

Board of Governors 2013-2014 Booster Club Officers Trustees Mike Smidt..…...... ………...……..President Kathie Borbet Dana Marti Dave Miller.....……………..….….....Vice President Dan Crespo Glenn Tarquinio Nick Albanese.…...………………………Secretary Kaylee Engellenner Cindy Wood Mike Kern……………….……………..…Treasurer Peter Dounias (life) Nick Schroeder (life)

Booster Club Counsel Steve Zimmer

Ex-Officio Pat Smith

The Booster Club of Smithtown Congratulates the Graduating Class of 2014 It has been a pleasure to be a part of all your athletic accomplishments. Wishing you continued success!

PAST PRESIDENTS

Gordon Cantley 1952 Bruce Buxton 1983 Gordon Cantley 1953 Roy Richey 1984 Frank Handschur 1954 John Figari, Jr. 1985 Frank Handschur 1955 Gary Eucker 1986 Irving Schechter 1956 Salvatore D’Amico 1987 Arthur Hanson 1957 Salvatore D’Amico 1988 Ted Donnelly 1958 Neal DeLuca 1989 Floyd Sandford 1959 Al Heide 1990 John Sisino 1960 James McCarron 1991 Matt Kondenar 1961 Peter DiGregorio 1992 Gilbert Hubbs 1962 Robert Speziale 1993 Frank Goehle 1963 Robert Speziale 1994 Arnold Land 1964 Barbara Pioli 1995 Harry Schechter 1965 James McCarron 1996 Palmer Pedersen 1966 James Petrocelli 1997 John Keyes 1967 Charles Rollins 1998 Nicholas Micciche 1968 Charles Rollins 1999 Robert Skripak 1969 Paul Schmitt 2000 John Figari 1970 Paul Schmitt 2001 William Spahr 1971 James Mandler 2002 James Kirby 1972 James Mandler 2003 Al Mastrangelo 1973 Robert Madarasz 2004 Bob Badeer 1974 Robert Madarasz 2005 Frank Apollaro 1975 Robert Rossi 2006 Frank LoPresti 1976 Dave Kroll 2007 William Kennedy 1977 Dave Kroll 2008 Carl Andersen 1978 Richard Grzetic 2009 William Peirce 1979 Richard Grzetic 2010 Robert Sandford 1980 Dave Hull 2011 Robert Skigen 1981 Rick Suris 2012 Mike Twohig 1982 Rick Suris 2013

~ 2 ~ 2013-14 Varsity Coaching Staff

HS West HS East Badminton ...... Deron Brown Badminton ...... John Hart Baseball ...... Al Nucci Baseball ...... Ken Klee Boys’ Basketball...... Mike Agostino Boys’ Basketball ...... Lou Gambeski Boys’ Golf ...... Al Chandler Boys’ Golf ...... Bob Woods Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Bob Moltisanti Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Jason Lambert Boys’ Soccer...... Tom Lips Boys’ Soccer ...... Mike Menendez Boys’ Spring Track ...... Peter Schieck Boys’ Spring Track ...... Kathie Borbet Boys’ Tennis...... Dan Ketcham Boys’ Tennis ...... Lou Gambeski Boys’ Volleyball...... Mike Legge Boys’ Volleyball ...... Kelly Aiello Boys’ Winter Track ...... Peter Schieck Boys’ Winter Track ...... Kathie Borbet Cheerleading ...... Kristen Perri Cheerleading ...... Shari Tarburton Field Hockey ...... Helen Flynn Field Hockey ...... Ann Naughton Football ...... Peter Cerullo Football ...... Pete Melore Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Carie Bodo Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Ann Naughton Girls’ Tennis ...... Dan Ketcham Girls’ Tennis ...... Lou Gambeski Girls’ Basketball ...... Katie Combs Girls’ Basketball ...... Tom Vulin Girls’ Golf ...... Tom Kane Girls’ Golf...... Bob Woods Girls’ Soccer ...... Rob Schretzmayer Girls’ Soccer ...... Bill Hamilton Girls’ Spring Track ...... David Stein Girls’ Spring Track ...... Greg Schepanski Girls’ Volleyball ...... Deron Brown Girls’ Volleyball ...... George Alamia Girls’ Winter Track ...... David Stein Girls’ Winter Track ...... Greg Schepanski Kickline ...... Tara Foglia Kickline ...... Sarahbeth Cook Softball ...... Dave Miller Softball...... Glenn Roper Wrestling ...... Ken Leverich Wrestling ...... Dave Cummings

Combined Teams Boys’ Bowling ...... John Vanek Boys’ Cross Country ...... Kathie Borbet Boys’ Swimming & Diving ...... Terry Martin Girls’ Bowling ...... Glenn Roper Girls’ Cross Country ...... Veronica Welsh Girls’ Gymnastics ...... Kathy Eagan Girls’ Swimming & Diving ...... Terry Martin

Athletic Director ..... Patrick M. Smith

~ 3 ~ Athlete of the Year Recipients

Robert Miller 1952 Cindy Burger, HS East 1984 Leif-Ann Reilly 1999 Nicholas Angelides 1953 Darrin Cummings, HS East 1984 Tim Kelly 1999 James Fish 1954 Peggy Hilinski, HS West 1984 Erin O’Brien 2000 Robert Jensen 1955 Brian Murphy, HS West 1984 Christopher Garrick 2000 Albert Eucker 1956 Cindy Burger, HS East 1985 Allison Wisniewski 2001 Hugh Callahan 1957 Greg Dawson, HS East 1985 Thomas Skrivanek 2001 Mike Fleming 1958 Cindy LaRock, HS West 1985 Stephanie Vanek 2002 Sam Rozzi 1959 Robert Doyle, HS West 1985 Sean Coffin 2002 Gary Eucker 1960 Wing Sze Cheung, HS East 1986 Ashley Grzetic 2003 Richard Adams 1961 Keith Penney, HS East 1986 Michael Sveda 2003 Ronald Neber 1962 Melinda Case, HS West 1986 Amanda Towey 2004 Peter VanDerlofske 1963 Chris Heide, HS West 1986 Randy Lucas 2004 Peter VanDerlofske 1964 Nora Comans, HS East 1987 Deanna Petrucci 2005 Philip Barbato 1965 Andrew Hauptman, HS East 1987 Drew Desmarais 2005 Robert Rothschild 1966 Vanessa Docharty, HS West 1987 Meghan Shea, HS East 2006 Kenneth Koch 1967 Steven Richey, HS West 1987 Matthew Hull, HS East 2006 Peter Tylenda 1968 Catherine DiMaio, HS East 1988 Kelly Eagan, HS West 2006 John Linskey 1969 John Szymanski, HS East 1988 Dan Pembroke, HS West 2006 Jack Spates 1970 Lisa Tanners, HS West 1988 Meghan Shea, HS East 2007 Mike West 1971 Colin Donovan, HS West 1988 Matthew Hull, HS East 2007 O.J. Alexander 1972 Donna Thompson, HS East 1989 Laura Valentino, HS West 2007 Dan West 1973 Peter Hans, HS East 1989 Scott Perri, HS West 2007 Bob Orgovan, HS East 1974 Susan Harrington, HS West 1989 Jessica Toritto, HS East 2008 Doug Karmel, HS West 1974 Kevin Brodsky, HS West 1989 John Carroll, HS East 2008 Glen Luce, HS East 1975 Liz Lops, HS East 1990 Erin Pardini, HS West 2008 Doug Karmel, HS West 1975 Tom Scioscia, HS East 1990 Kyle McTurk, HS West 2008 Wade Cummings, HS East 1976 Theresa Jablonski, HS West 1990 Danielle Toritto, HS East 2009 Dan Dantuono, HS West 1976 Bob Steele, HS West 1990 Bobby Whitmarsh, HS East 2009 Keith Falconer, HS East 1977 Kimberly Crawford, HS East 1991 Stephanie Dickson, HS West 2009 Glenn Clement, HS West 1977 Mike Miller, HS East 1991 Chris Ammann, HS West 2009 Todd Cummings, HS East 1978 Robbyn Sanchez, HS West 1991 Katherine DeMonte, HS East 2010 Richard D’Auteuil, HS West 1978 Nick Mequia, HS West 1991 Adam Hull, HS East 2010 Scott Huff, HS East 1979 Beth Petrusa, HS East 1992 Annie McCutchen, HS West 2010 Bill Weir, HS West 1979 John O’Connell, HS East 1992 Jake Smith, HS West 2010 Michael O’Connor, HS East 1980 Colleen Duffy, HS West 1992 Fran Busa, HS East 2011 Carole Condoff, HS East 1980 Dan Gillen, HS West 1992 Tim Kopiske, HS East 2011 Tony Macchia, HS West 1980 Tina Echerer 1993 Anthony Gatto, HS West 2011 Bobbie Sue Luttmann, HS West 1980 Carmie Elmore 1993 Kirsten Viscount, HS West 2011 Patti Cronin, HS East 1981 Kimberly Wardwell 1994 Maggie Engellenner, HS East 2012 Tom Gundersen, HS East 1981 John Schroeder 1994 Chris Rubin, HS East 2012 Michele Imossi, HS West 1981 Danielle Glenn 1995 Nicolette Heldberg, HS West 2012 Ron Madarasz, HS West 1981 Heather McNulty 1995 James Pannell, HS West 2012 Laura Schierenbeck, HS East 1982 Terry Gebhard 1995 Elizabeth Pellechi, HS East 2013 Tom Gundersen, HS East 1982 Stephanie Sweet 1996 James TenBrink, HS East 2013 Kris Schilling, HS West 1982 Len Lupo 1996 Sharon Bossert, HS West 2013 Tim Donovan, HS West 1982 Courtney Sussillo 1997 Michael Hughes, HS West 2013 Catherine Citrano, HS East 1983 Travis Davey 1997 Darrin Cummings, HS East 1983 Becky Connors 1998 Judy Cochrane, HS West 1983 Meredith Jorgensen 1998 John Soucheck, HS West 1983 Jason Borbet 1998

~ 4 ~ Coach of the Year Recipients

Dave Miller, Softball ...... 2007 Len Carolan, Boys’ Cross Country & Track ...... 2008 Tom Kane, Girls’ Golf ...... 2009 Ann Naughton, Field Hockey ...... 2010 Bill Hamilton, Girls’ Soccer ...... 2011 George Alamia, Girls’ Volleyball ...... 2012 Ken Leverich, Wrestling ...... 2013

~ 5 ~ Team Accomplishments

Accompsett Boys’ Basketball ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Accompsett Boys’ Soccer ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Accompsett Football ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Accompsett Girls’ Soccer ...... Scholar Athlete Team Accompsett Girls’ Tennis ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Accompsett Softball ...... Scholar Athlete Team Great Hollow Baseball – Red Team ...... Scholar Athlete Team Great Hollow Boys’ Cross Country ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Great Hollow Girls’ Cross Country ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Great Hollow Girls’ Tennis ...... Scholar Athlete Team Great Hollow Girls’ Volleyball – Red ...... Section XI Sportsmanship Great Hollow Wrestling ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS Combined V Boys’ Bowling ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS Combined V Boys’ Cross Country ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS Combined V Boys’ Swimming ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS Combined V Girls’ Bowling ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS Combined V Girls’ Bowling ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS Combined V Girls’ Cross ...... Country League Champions HS Combined V Girls’ Cross ...... Country Scholar Athlete Team HS Combined V Girls’ Gymnastics ...... County Runner-Up HS Combined V Girls’ Gymnastics ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS Combined V Girls’ Gymnastics ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS Combined V Girls’ Swimming ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East JV Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS East JV Boys’ Tennis ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS East JV Field Hockey ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS East JV Wrestling ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS East V Baseball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Badminton ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Basketball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Golf ...... League Champions HS East V Boys’ Golf ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Golf ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS East V Boys’ Lacrosse ...... County Champions HS East V Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Super Seven Champions HS East V Boys’ Soccer ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Spring Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Tennis ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Volleyball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Boys’ Winter Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Cheerleading ...... Long Island Champions HS East V Cheerleading ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Field Hockey ...... County Runner-Up HS East V Field Hockey ...... Division Champions HS East V Field Hockey ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Football ...... Scholar Athlete Team

~ 6 ~ HS East V Girls’ Badminton ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Basketball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Golf ...... County Champions HS East V Girls’ Golf ...... League Champions HS East V Girls’ Golf ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Soccer ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Soccer ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS East V Girls’ Spring Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Tennis ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Volleyball ...... County Champions HS East V Girls’ Volleyball ...... League Champions HS East V Girls’ Volleyball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Girls’ Winter Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Kickline ...... National Champions HS East V Kickline ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Softball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS East V Wrestling ...... League Tournament Champions HS West JV Field Hockey ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS West JV Girls’ Basketball ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS West JV Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS West V Baseball ...... League Champions HS West V Boys’ Badminton ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Basketball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Division Champions HS West V Boys’ Lacrosse ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Soccer ...... County Champions HS West V Boys’ Soccer ...... League Champions HS West V Boys’ Soccer ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Spring Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Tennis ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Volleyball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Boys’ Winter Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Cheerleading ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Field Hockey ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Field Hockey ...... Section XI Sportsmanship HS West V Football ...... Big 4 Champions HS West V Football ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Badminton ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Basketball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Golf ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Super Seven Champions HS West V Girls’ Soccer ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Spring Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Tennis ...... League Champions HS West V Girls’ Tennis ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Volleyball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Girls’ Winter Track ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Kickline ...... Long Island Champions HS West V Kickline ...... National Champions ~ 7 ~ HS West V Kickline ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Softball ...... Scholar Athlete Team HS West V Wrestling ...... Scholar Athlete Team Nesaquake Girls’ Lacrosse ...... Scholar Athlete Team Nesaquake Girls’ Tennis ...... Scholar Athlete Team Nesaquake Girls’ Volleyball ...... Section XI Sportsmanship

Coaching Honors

Adam Gercke, HS West JV Boys’ Soccer ...... JV League Coach of the Year Bill Hamilton, HS East V Girls’ Soccer ...... League Coach of the Year Dan Ketcham, HS West V Boys’ Tennis ...... League Coach of the Year Kathleen Lawlor, HS West JV Girls’ Soccer ...... JV League Coach of the Year Tom Lips, HS West, V Boys’ Soccer ...... League Coach of the Year Al Nucci, HS West V Baseball ...... League Coach of the Year Ray Preston, HS East JV Girls’ Volleyball ...... JV League Coach of the Year Glenn Roper, HS Combined V Girls’ Bowling ...... League Coach of the Year Bill Ward, HS West JV Girls’ Basketball ...... JV League Coach of the Year Veronica Welsh, HS Combined V Girls’ Cross Country ...... League Coach of the Year

~ 8 ~ Fall 2013-14 Community Service

Thursday, October 24 Coaches vs Cancer at Great Hollow Middle School (raised $1,500)

East V Boys Soccer Raise $2,918 for Angela’s House V Cheerleading  Participating in the Reespecht life 5K  Collecting and making Thanksgiving day boxes for the less fortunate V Field Hockey Play For a Cure Game V Girls Soccer  Raised over $500 in Kicks for Cancer Game  Played a game for Autism Speaks raising money and awareness.

West V Girls Volleyball Dig Pink game in which we raise funds for the Sideout Foundation that supports Breast Cancer Research V Field Hockey  Fundraised for Diane Corey Memorial Scholarship Fund- Raised about $250 at game  Fundraised for Sara Long Harte Memorial Scholarship Fund – Raised $700 at game  Donated $100 to “One Small Step” Run in honor of Max Rouse  Currently participating in the Reespecht Life Pay It Forward/Performing Random Acts of Kindness Card Campaign in honor of Richard Specht V Boys Soccer Fund raising for the Marty Lyons foundation

Combined High School V Boys Cross Country ALS walk at Eisenhower Park V Girls Cross Country ALS walk at Eisenhower Park

Accompsett Girls Tennis ALS walk at Eisenhower Park

Great Hollow Kickline  Tackan Fall Carnival  Workshop at Mt. Pleasant Elem Field Hockey Volunteered during Sara Harte game to sell bracelets and raffle tickets.

Nesaquake Cheerleading Raised over 3,500 for the breast cancer

~ 9 ~

Winter 2013-14 Community Service

East V Boys’ Track Adopted a family of 4 donated $ and shopped and wrapped the presents for the Guidance Dept. V Cheerleading  Adopted a local family for the holidays  Collected, packaged, and donated Thanksgiving food baskets through LICCA  Collected, packaged, and donated “Smile Baskets” for pediatric hospital patients through LICCA V Girls Track We adopted a family for Christmas and gave money to the Smithtown Children's foundation also. V Girls’ Basketball The East girls’ basketball team participated in a food drive “white out game” along with the boys’ team where we collected canned foods for the Long Island Food Pantry at the door. We also participated in our annual Coaches vs. Cancer game this year. V Boys’ Basketball Participated in a food drive “white out game” along with the girls’ team where we collected canned foods for the Long Island Food Pantry at the door.

West V Kickline  Breast Cancer Walk at Jones Beach  Volunteered at Town of Smithtown's Ghost and Goblins event  Donation to Smithtown Children's foundation V Boys Basketball We participated in a Miracle League baseball event in early October

~ 10 ~ Spring 2013-14 Community Service

East V Girls Track The team raised money for the Stony Brook Children's oncology V Boys’ Lacrosse - On Saturday May 17th our JV and Varsity stocked the shelves of the Smithtown Food Pantry with their donations on Edgewater Ave. -We participated in Lax For Autism with Smithtown West and we were able to donate tablets to the special education departments at both HS West and HS East. -Our players helped run youth clinics every Sunday in the fall and 2x a week indoors in January. We also have players that help volunteer coach a couple of our youth teams. V Boys’ Tennis The boys and girls tennis programs ran the “Play for Pink” tennis tournament at East on Monday 5/19/14. They will donate $130 to the American Cancer Society V Boys’ Track Participated in the Pratt Meet at East- concession stand- selling shirts- helped running the meet, moving hurdles, raking etc V Girls’ Lacrosse We hosted a middle school game and lacrosse clinic to help the younger players and the coaches. V Softball Raised for the Long Island 2 Day Walk for Breast Cancer

West V Boys’ Lacrosse The autism awareness jamboree. The day raised over $2000. Allowed us to purchase 20 tablets which were then donated back to the schools in attendance V Softball with East, a fund raiser for the Long Island 2 Day Walk for Breast Cancer V Girls’ Lacrosse Participated in Earth Day clean up and worked with Smithtown Girls Lacrosse youth program throughout the season. Above are pictures of Earth day clean up and the other is the girls the team worked with

~ 11 ~ White Letter Recipients

Fall

East Boys’ Soccer – Christopher Fredricks (University of Michigan) Christopher is a two year varsity letter winner and two year starter. Having established a cumulative GPA of 4.13, Christopher is an officer in the National Honor Society and is also a member of the Italian Honor Society, Math Honor Society, and DECA. Christopher is an exemplary multi-sport varsity athlete as well as a great teammate and competitor. Christopher is considering Georgetown, Boston College, UNC, and the University of Michigan.

West Field Hockey – Sarah Heacox (Stony Brook University) Sarah is a natural born leader. As one of our team captains, she was an integral part of our success this year. Sarah scored three goals this season and had two assists. She was named All-County Honorable Mention. She excels in the classroom as well as on the field. She is also a 2012 National Fast Pitch Coaches Association All-American Scholar Athlete. Sarah is a member of Athletes Helping Athletes, National Honor Society, National Math Honor Society, National Art Honor Society and National Italian Honor Society. She is a two year Medal Winner in Science Olympiads, as well as a classically trained piano player. She is a truly outstanding all around student athlete. Best of luck Sarah!!

East Girls’ Soccer – Elizabeth Brierton (SUNY College at Geneseo) The winner of the White Letter in girls’ soccer at East this year has a 4.27 GPA and has been selected as a member of the Suffolk County Girls’ Soccer Coaches Association All-Academic team. She is a member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society. As a captain of this year’s soccer team, she exhibited extraordinary leadership and could be counted upon to handle anything the coaching staff requested of her. She is a quiet leader but a fierce competitor. She leads through her actions and not her words. A few times in a coaching career a player comes along who is, not only a gifted athlete, but a natural leader; a leader that the other players respect because of her fairness, her compassion, her commitment, and her talent. This year’s White Letter winner in Girls’ Soccer at East is just a person. West Boys’ Volleyball – Brandon Felice (junior) Brandon is the consummate team player. Brandon may not be the most physically gifted player on the team, but he is starting to understand the mental part of the game. This coupled with the physical gifts he does possess have made him a complete volleyball player. Brandon is actually a two sport athlete in the fall, also playing on an Ice Hockey team. Off the court, Brandon is a model student and is currently working towards becoming an Eagle Scout. It is amazing that he finds the time to fit all of this into his schedule. He is very intense and you can see that this drive will take him far in life.

East Girls’ Tennis – Nalli Muthiah (Case Western Reserve University) Nalli is one of the most accomplished and well-rounded student athletes that have ever played in the Smithtown East Girls’ Tennis program. She has been an All-League selection in every year of her four year varsity career. Nalli has been instrumental in the long term success of the program, which includes a League II Championship and two trips to the County quarter finals in the playoffs.

Nalli maintains a 4.2 gpa and has taken twelve AP classes. She is a member of the National, French, Math and English honor societies. She was selected as a team co-captain for the 2013 season. Nalli is the first chair in the symphonic band. She is also a participant of Stony Brook University science and research program. She is an Intel scholar. Nalli has upheld the highest standards of a student-athlete while at East. She is most interested in UVA, Colombia and Duke University. ~ 12 ~

East Boys’ Volleyball – William Engellenner (Northwestern University) Over the course of his high school career, Will has accumulated an overall high school GPA of 4.46. Will is a coach’s dream, in that he does whatever is asked of him without question. Will leads by example on and off the court. Whatever path Will chooses in life, we know that he will be successful. The program is very proud of what he has accomplished and pleased to announce him as our team White Letter Award winner.

Girls’ Swimming – Lara Sarett (University of Maine) Lara is the longest tenured member of the team, joining as a seventh grader and swimming for six consecutive seasons. Lara is a perfectly well-rounded student athlete. She has been our team’s best breastroke swimmer the past few years, while also actively participating in community service, school clubs and maintaining academic excellence as a student. This season, through her perseverance, Lara finished 3rd in the 100 breastroke at the County Championship Meet and qualified for the State Championships. Lara is a DECA officer, club historian and will be competing in their state competition this March. Outside of school, Lara is very active as a volunteer at the Gurwin Jewish Rehabilitation Center and Nursing home, providing hours of comfort and companionship for elderly patients. This past spring, she also completed an internship at Atlantis Marine World in Riverhead. Part of her responsibilities included giving visitors lectures about the sharks that are exhibited at the museum. Lara has yet to commit to a college, but has the University of Maine at the top of her list. She plans to continue her swimming while studying for a career in medicine or marine science.

East Football – Lucas Hoffmann (University of Miami) On the football field Lucas lead by example. When watching film the coaches would use him as an example of putting the drill in the game for other players to model. Lucas demonstrates this in the classroom as well as he puts the knowledge taught by his teachers into his assignments. This is reflected in his 4.26 GPA and 1980 SAT score. His effort and execution in the classroom has also helped Lucas be inducted into the Math, Spanish and National Honor Society.

West Girls’ Volleyball – Alana Fitzgerald (Northeastern University) As a captain of the team, Alana is the perfect example of what a student-athlete and team leader should be by maintaining a 4.06 GPA in the classroom. She always strives to be the best that she can be, both on and off the court. Alana proved herself valuable to the team this year by playing multiple positions. On the court this year she earned All-League Honorable Mention; however it is her positive attitude and leadership abilities in both practices and games that will be missed the most. Whenever any of our players were having a tough time, whether it was on the court or off, Alana would be there to support them in any way possible. It is that type of contribution to the team, one that cannot be measured on any stat sheet, which will be greatly missed next year.

Boys’ Cross Country – Eric Melcer (Ithaca College) Eric has been a member of the Cross Country team for three years. He is a very serious athlete with a very strong work ethic. He has a GPA of over 4.0 and earned Academic All-County this season. Eric was the second runner for the team the entire season. He ran 16:11 for the 2.8 mile course and 18:52 at the county meet. He ran 16:50 at the Brown Invitational. His leadership and personality will be missed by the entire team next year.

West Girls’ Soccer – Cayla Faviero (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) Cayla is a two year varsity soccer athlete that has made the highest honor roll all four years at High School West with a 4.02 GPA. Cayla is a member of both the Spanish Honor Society and the Math Honor Society where she also serves as the public relations officer. Cayla’s ability to balance the high demand of varsity athletics and the classroom was not only exceptional but also served as a terrific example for the underclassmen on the team. A role in which seemed to come naturally for Cayla as she willingly took a ~ 13 ~ special interest in supporting the younger girls on the team. Cayla could often be seen talking with and counseling them on what it takes be successful both on and off the field at the varsity level. A true leader of the highest character Cayla is an outstanding selection for the White Letter Award.

Girls’ Gymnastics – Amanda Salay (University of Delaware) This year’s white letter award winner is a senior who has been an integral member of the varsity team since the 9th grade. Amanda has become a true leader on the team playing an important part in helping to guide many of the younger gymnasts. Amanda is the kind of athlete the younger gymnasts look up to because of her work ethic. Amanda has been an All-League gymnast for the last three years and this year through her hard work and determination her scores were high enough to qualify for All-County honors. In the classroom, Amanda maintains over a 4.0 grade point average while taking many AP and honors classes. Amanda’s presence in the gym will be missed next year. Congratulations!

West Football – JJ Foley (Lehigh University) JJ is an outstanding defensive end and tight end. He was a leader on the football field and in the class room. JJ is a two sport athlete playing football and lacrosse. JJ earned All-Division 2nd team this year and he maintained a 4.23 GPA. JJ is also involved in other clubs after school and he is the president of the Athletes Helping Athletes club. He will attend Lehigh in the fall and continue to play Lacrosse.

Girls’ Cross Country – Samantha Manalastas (Manhattan College) Samantha has been a natural leader of the team over the last four years, culminating with her being a captain during the 2013 season. She has played a pivotal role in the team’s success and has earned four league titles as a member of the team. Samantha was instrumental in making the two separate schools feel like one solid, loving team. She works equally hard in the classroom as she does on the course, consistently earning Honors or High Honors and being a member of the Italian, Spanish, Math, and National Honor Societies.

West Girls’ Tennis – Erica Levy (Binghamton University) This years' winner of the white letter award for girls’ tennis at High School West is the epitome of a team leader. She was our team co-captain. She was a very powerful yet quiet force who set a standard of leadership that is hard to duplicate. Whether it was off the court putting up bulletin boards with her co- captains Grace Zhou and Eda Algur or on the court she will always give 150%. Ricki and her doubles partner Eda were undefeated during regular season play. A true scholar athlete with a gpa of 3.99 and a member of several national honor societies. We will miss her very much. She intends to study law and whatever college she chooses to attend will certainly be very lucky to have her.

East Field Hockey – Emily DeMarinis (Bentley University) Senior Emily has played varsity field hockey for four seasons. Emily was an outstanding role model for her field hockey team who voted her as a co-captain her senior year. Emily has a 3.93 GPA and is a member of the Italian, Business, and National Honor Societies. Emily is also a part of the Leadership Class. Emily will look to major in business and play lacrosse at Bentley University next year. East Girls’ Volleyball – Laura Pugliese (Indiana University) This year’s Smithtown East’s Girls volleyball white letter award winner is an All-County player. She led our team to an undefeated League Championship and County Championship. She has a 4.03 GPA and is a member of numerous clubs. She is looking at attending Indiana University or USC. She has been our starting outside the past two years with an overall team record of 37wins and 3 losses. She is what you want in a student athlete with the understanding of commitment and hard work to achieve success. She is the ultimate team player with a drive to be the best.

~ 14 ~ West Boys’ Soccer – Lucas Lyons (The University of Alabama) Lucas was a great teammate and we are very proud of his academic success. It is not easy finding the balance between the demands of playing a sport and the demands of high academics. Lucas has obviously found that balance. He truly embodies what a student athlete is. Lucas has also earned the respect from both his teammates and coaches and we are proud to honor him.

Winter

Boys’ Bowling – Cole DeMarco (sophomore) Cole is new to the team this year. He is a hard worker and made great progress during the season. He filled in during the wild card tournament and helped us to win a spot in the County Tournament. In the County Tournament he bowled his highest game of the year, 219 and averaged 203 for two games. He will be competing for a starting role next season. Academically he is an excellent student and maintains a gpa of 3.96.

East Boys’ Winter Track – Phil Royce (Boston College) Phil is a Captain, leader and dedicated member of the Track program. He is a true mentor to the other athletes on the team. Phil has a drive and determination to excel which runs through every aspect of his life. His leadership and work ethic made everyone else on the team better. He ran the 55m, 300m and was part of our 4 by 400m relay. Phil has a 4.31 GPA and scored 1960 on his SAT’s. He is a member of the National Honor Society, Math Team, German Honor Society and takes AP and College level classes. His presence, enthusiasm and leadership on the team will be missed next year.

West Girls’ Basketball – Jessica Meyers (Ramapo College of New Jersey) Jessica is a two-year varsity player who is an extraordinary teammate. She came to practice each day with a smile on her face and a willingness to work that every coach wishes his or her players possess. Jessica’s positive attitude and encouragement are infectious, as she helped teach some of the underclassmen in the program parts of our offenses and defenses. An honor student, Jessica participates in varsity lacrosse and many of the clubs that Smithtown West has to offer. Jessica will attend Ramapo College next fall and we wish her the best of luck as she brings her positive energy to a new place.

West Cheerleading – Danielle Valentino (University of Central Florida) Danielle is an athlete who has such passion and love for the sport of cheerleading. Danielle was selected as one of the captains for this season which was a very fitting role for her. She constantly motivated her team to strive for excellence each day and never let them lose sight of their goals. Danielle is the kind of leader that puts her teammates before her and will do whatever it takes to make her team feel like a family. Every day she lead by example, always pushing herself to become a better athlete. We will miss her when she graduates!

East Boys’ Basketball – Alex Spinelli (Pennsylvania State University) Alex has been on the varsity basketball team for the past three years. He has been a two year starter at point guard and started every game in the past two seasons. Alex has displayed a great deal of courage and fortitude with his recovery from a ruptured ACL. Alex worked hard and long to prepare for the current basketball season. He is an outstanding leader and was selected as a team co-captain for the second season in a row.

Alex is an outstanding student and is a member of the Math, Italian, Business and Honor Societies. He is also a member of DECA and Athletes Helping Athletes. Alex hopes to attend either the University of Maryland, Syracuse University or the University of Wisconsin. ~ 15 ~

West Wrestling – Bryan Wehner (Northeastern University) Our White Letter award goes to a young man who not only excels in the sport of wrestling but is superior in the classroom as well. As a first year varsity starter, he became a guy we could count on week in and week out. He found confidence as the season progressed and earned himself All-League honors by placing 4th in the League III Championships. In the classroom, Bryan has demonstrated a level of success that very few could compete with. He is a shining star in the academic world of High School West. He has an overall GPA of 4.49 and scored a 2270 on the SATs. This academic performance puts Bryan at the top of his class and we are very proud of his success. Next year, Bryan will attend either Binghamton, Princeton, Northeastern, RPI, MIT, Columbia or Cornell.

Girls’ Bowling – Grace Mullen (junior) Grace is a three year starter on the bowling team and she had a very good season earning her All-League honors for the second consecutive season. She was one of our starters and she really helped us this season. She increased her average to 176 and she had a new high game of 213. Grace also excells in the classroom. She is in AP Physics, AP English, AP U.S. History, has a 4.36 GPA. Grace is also in Chamber Orchestra, French Honor Society, Math Honor Society, and National Honor Society. Great job this season and I look forward to next season with you!

West Boys’ Basketball – Nick Paquette (junior) Nick is a junior who earned All-League and All-Conference this year has was named Tri-Captain by his peers. A two varsity member Nick was a starter and the leading scorer this year averaging 15 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. Clearly a do it all player Nick can be counted on to defend the opponents best player, and he also knocked down 57 three pointers on the year establishing himself as one of the premier all-around players in Suffolk County. Nick can always be counted on to lend a helping hand to a JV player or help a teacher throughout the school day. Currently Nick has a 4.03 GPA in a curriculum replete with honors and AP classes and plans to play collegiate basketball in the future.

West Girls’ Winter Track – Jessica Ryan (Roger Williams University) Jessica achieved personal best performances in both individual and relay events. This was Jessica’s fourth winter season, as she accomplished personal records in the 55 meter dash, 300 meter dash, and was on the record setting 4x200 relay team. Jessica’s dedication and self-motivation embodied the concept of a Team Leader. Her energetic spirit consistently led the team practices. Jessica was a true role model for her underclassmen showing them the meaning of taking on a challenge. Jessica showed her determination throughout the season by taking on a difficult task of competing on two relay teams. The entire squad benefited from Jessica’s participation, always striving for excellence allowing her to achieve many goals that some thought were impossible. Congratulations Jessica!

East Girls’ Basketball – Daniela Capone (University of California @ Santa Barbara) Daniela is an outstanding student-athlete, who maintains an overall GPA of 4.06. Daniela, a senior, has been a member of the varsity basketball team for two years. She has been a great addition to the basketball program as she is a tireless worker who always puts the team ahead of herself. Daniela was at every practice, game and team event and was always a positive supporter of her teammates. She is the type of athlete a coach loves to coach as she is willing to do whatever is asked and is always looking to improve herself on and off the court. As a senior, Daniela did everything she could to help some of our underclassmen to prepare them for next season and beyond. When on the court in games Daniela was a great rebounder for us and in practice she made those around her better by constantly making them work to their potential. Great season Daniela and I look forward to your future success in college and beyond! You always have a home at Smithtown East.

~ 16 ~ West Boys’ Winter Track – Alex Ladouceur (SUNY Oswego) Alex made All-State in the High Jump at the New York State Championships by clearing 6’4” on his first attempt. He placed in every major invitational this season, and is the only athlete from Long Island to clear 6’4” at five different meets. Alex won our League and Suffolk County Large Schools Championships as well. Alex will be competing at Nationals in Mid-March. He will be jumping at SUNY Oswego next year.

Boys’ Swimming & Diving – Matt Brennan (Boston College) Matt is an outstanding athlete whose only competitive swimming experience is with our varsity team. What is quite remarkable, is that Matt was able to set a new team record in the 50 free, and in a last attempt to send a relay to the State Championships, we placed Matt on the lead-off backstroke leg where he gave his teammates his all, enabling them to finish 2nd in the Counties and a trip to States where they finished 7th while setting a new team record. As a student, Matt maintains a GPA of 4.18, is an officer in the Spanish Honor Society and a member of the Business, Math and National Honor Societies. Matt is also a member of DECA and has been a State Finalist in each of his four years at their State Competition. Matt will be attending Boston College, studying Finance and Accounting where he will also continue his swimming career.

East Girls’ Winter Track – Jillian Montvydas (Binghamton University) The white letter award goes to a very dedicated, coachable and intelligent young lady. Jillian has been an integral part of the cross country, winter track and spring track teams for the past four years. She has worked extremely hard and her times in the 3000m have placed her in the top 20 in the County. Not only is Jillian a fine runner but she has a 3.99 gpa. This is another result of Jillian’s commitment and striving for certain goals. She is a member of the Spanish and National Honor Societies. Jillian will be missed as she pursues her education at Binghamton University in the fall. Congratulations!

East Kickline – Sarah Fleischman (Pennsylvania State University) I’m so glad I was able to be a part of your journey here as a Whisperette. Being able to help give you this experience that you have always wanted and earned was a true blessing. I admire your discipline not only with this sport, but also with your dedication to your schoolwork. It takes a strong person to be able to handle the pressure it takes to be a Whisperette as well as a great student. I only hope the younger girls have taken notice of your self-respect when it comes to your education. I know you will continue to do well and represent this program prestigiously on your new journey as a college student. Continue to live with the high standards you have set for yourself. The best of luck to you and thank you for sharing your discipline and dedication to this program!

East Wrestling – Sam O’Malley (junior) Sam is the embodiment of all the White Letter has come to represent, hard work, dedication, and leadership both in the classroom and on the field of play. Sam had an outstanding season on the wrestling mat. He placed in all four individual tournaments the team wrestled in placing 3rd at Sayville & Smithtown, 2nd at Sachem East and he was the Kujan Brothers Tournament Champion. He finished the season with a 34-9 record and capped it off with the League III Tournament title. He placed 2nd, and 3rd the previous two years respectively.

Sam achieved all his success on the wrestling mat while also while earning 4.08 GPA for the 2nd quarter. He was also inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. Sam has been a team captain for the past two seasons.

West Kickline – Bella DelPriore (junior) Bella has been on varsity for two years and in that time has truly become the team’s biggest cheerleader. You can always count on her to give the team a much needed laugh or pep talk. With one signature smile

~ 17 ~ Bella can turn a rough practice around. Through all the hours of practice she has maintained a GPA over 4.0 and I cannot wait to see what she bring to SWVK in her senior year.

East Cheerleading – Madison Campanelli (Hofstra University) It is an honor to award Madison the White Letter award. Madison is a natural leader and role model to everyone in the program. As a three year member of the Varsity team, Madison recognized the importance of working together in harmony with those around her. She set herself apart from her other team members by continuously making a positive and lasting impression to strive not only for her ultimate best but also for the entire team’s success. It is a pleasure to be able to recognize Madison for her efforts and determination this year by awarding her with the White Letter award.

Spring

East Boys’ Tennis – Mike Lenzo (University of Delaware) Mike is a first year letter winner in varsity tennis. He was able to earn a starting spot in third doubles late in the season. He is a player who was always enthusiastic and eager to improve his game.

Mike is an excellent student and maintains a 3.7 gpa. He is a member of the Italian and National Honor Societies. He is also a member of DECA, High School Heroes, and School of Business. He was the recipient of the Business department’s award for Sports Marketing and Wall Street. Mike will be attending the University of Delaware next year.

West Boys’ Track – Andrew Lapreziosa (Mount Saint Mary’s University) Andrew led our team in scoring this season by placing in the 100m, 200m, long jump and 4x100m relay in every dual meet. He placed 2nd in the County Team Championships in the long jump with a leap of 21’ 8.5”. In the overall County Individual Championships, Andrew placed 3rd in the 200m and 7th in the 100m. He led two relay teams to school records and met the State Meet time standard by running 11.23 for 100m in the Section XI Division Championships. Andrew will attend Mount St. Mary’s College on a track scholarship next year.

East Girls’ Track – Brianna DiPersso (State University of NY – Plattsburg) Brianna is an exceptional young lady and athlete that has an enormous work ethic and drive to succeed. She is a great role model to the younger athletes on the team and in the community. She is an absolute pleasure to coach. She always has a kind word to say about everyone and is always there to cheer her team on and greet you with a smile! Brianna is a member of the Interact Club, Business Club, and DECA. She enjoys taking Early Childhood and Nursery Classes at HS East. Brianna will be receiving the Advanced Regents Diploma and will be attending SUNY Plattsburgh this fall. She is a natural born leader who has a bright future ahead of her.

West Boys’ Badminton – Luke Lyons (The University of Alabama) Luke, a second season varsity letter winner, has excelled both on and off the court this year. Luke persevered through a tough season in 1st Doubles with multiple partners due to an unfortunate mid-season injury. Luke has a 4.31 GPA and is involved in numerous honor societies. Next year he will be attending the University of Alabama.

West Girls’ Badminton – Jamie Greco (Stony Brook University) Jamie, a four year varsity player, has excelled both on and off the court this year. Off the court, she carries a 3.81 GPA and is also involved in many other extracurricular activities. On the court, Jamie played 1st Girls’

~ 18 ~ Doubles and competed at a very high level. Along with Taryn DiRocco, she earned the #1 seed in the Individual Championships and All-County honors. Her consistently high performance at the top of our doubles lineup will be greatly missed next season. Jamie will be attending Stony Brook next fall.

East Baseball – Justin Manger (Hofstra University) Justin is an outstanding student athlete. He has an overall GPA of 3.77. He is a leader on and off the field for our team. Justin had a solid senior year for our team. Justin is a class act and a true role model for all student athletes. Justin will continue his education at Hofstra University.

West Softball – Samantha Morganelli (University of Rhode Island) A four year starter and two-time All-League player, was one of our captains this year. In addition to being an outstanding player, Sam is also an outstanding student. This is her second White Letter recognition. She is a three time State Scholar Athlete and a three time National Scholar Athlete All-American. With a GPA of 3.99, she is a member of the National Honor Society, the Math Honor Society, the Spanish Honor Society and the English Honor Society. She has also been awarded an AP Scholar Award for exemplary college level achievement on AP exams.

Next year she will be attending the University of Rhode Island as she has been accepted as 1 of only 130 students into the highly rated 6 year Doctor of Pharmacy program.

East Girls’ Badminton – Andie Bodor (SUNY Morrisville State College) A four year player, Andie represents everything that is good about Smithtown East Badminton. Andie rose through the ranks and earned the #3 position in the starting line-up during her senior year. Andie’s contributions helped secure the team’s first winning record in four years. In addition, Andie was ranked in the top 20 of all girls’ badminton players entering into the Suffolk County Individual Championships. With a cumulative GPA of 3.5, Andie is a scholar-athlete and will attend college at SUNY Morrisville where she will major in Equine Studies.

East Boys’ Badminton – William Engellenner (Northwestern University) As a four year player, William represents the best of Smithtown as a Scholar Athlete. Having played in the team starting line-up for four years straight, William has been a very positive influence on the team. William rose through the ranks quickly with his doubles partner Bryan Musmacker. William and Bryan played the entire season at the First Doubles position. As a partnership, they earned All-County honors by placing 3rd in the Suffolk County Individual Championships. With a cumulative GPA of 4.27, William will be attending Northwestern where he will be majoring in Mathematics.

West Boys’ Tennis – Mike Gajda (Boston University) This year’s boys’ tennis white letter award winner is the epitome of both leadership and intelligence. He is a quiet type of behind the scenes team player who came out first every day to start the warm ups and get things going. He has done it all from bringing in points for the team to picking up balls left behind by others and whatever else was needed; all this while never looking for overt recognition. His versatility was a huge asset to the team. He played singles or doubles at any time we asked so the team could be in the most favorable position to gain points. Doing all this while maintaining a gpa of 4.54

East Girls’ Lacrosse – Emily DeMarinis (Bentley University) Emily was a positive leader on this year’s team and also in the Smithtown Lacrosse program throughout high school. Emily is a strong supporter of her teammates and she had a special way of making each player feel important. This positive behavior led to increased confidence to succeed by the team. Emily is an out- going student athlete with a 3.93 GPA. This year Emily was selected as a 2014 National Field Hockey Coaches Association Academic All-American. Emily also received the 2013 Suffolk Zone Physical Education Award and she was the White Letter Award recipient for Field Hockey. Emily has also helped her ~ 19 ~ community by organizing youth lacrosse tournaments here in Smithtown. Emily will attend Bentley University and will be a member of the women’s lacrosse team next year.

West Girls’ Track – Emily Weis (Florida State University) Emily co-captained the squad to achieve personal best performances in shot put and the discus. Emily in her second spring season was at the top of the league in the shot put as well as Section XI. Emily’s dedication and self-motivation embodied the concept of a team leader. She consistently led team practices with her energetic spirit. Emily was a true role model for her underclassmen by showing them the meaning of taking on a challenge. She consistently worked tirelessly throughout the spring season and placed 6th at the County Championships. She obtained All-League status as well as Academic All-County. The entire squad benefited from Emily’s participation, striving for excellence that led to her achievements. Congratulations Emily! Emily will be attending Florida State University in the fall. We wish her well on her future endeavors.

East Softball – Alyssa Shannon (FordhamUniversity) This was Alyssa’s first year pitching on the varsity team. Although she didn’t pitch all that much, she did a tremendous job when called upon. She compiled a 5-0 record and had a huge win in relief against Bay Shore for us. She always worked hard in practice and gave us her best effort in practice and in the games. She never complained when she wasn’t in there and always gave her teammates her support. Alyssa is a tremendous student in the classroom. She has a 4.32 GPA and is in AP Chemistry, AP Calculus, AP Physics and AP English Literature. She is also in Science Olympiads, Math Honor society, English Honor Society, National Honor society and is a member of the Drama club! To be able to be in all of those AP classes, have that high of a GPA and be that dedicated to our softball team is quite an accomplishment. Thanks for everything and I wish you all the best at Fordham!

West Boys’ Golf – Tom Quinn (Marsity College) Tom is an outstanding young man as well as a very good golfer. It is no question that Tom’s work ethic and determination continue to shine in the classroom where he maintains a GPA of 3.7. It is very evident that he is a driven young man striving to reach the many goals that he has set for himself. As team Captain this year his leadership has helped out team reach its full potential. Congratulations to Tom for being this year’s White Letter Award winner.

East Boys’ Track – Philip Royce (Boston College) Phil is a Captain, leader and dedicated member of the track program. He is a true mentor to the other athletes on the team. Having him on the team is like having another coach. He has set the tone for this team this season. He ran all the sprinting events for us this season. Phil has a 4.31 GPA and scored 1960 on his SAT’s. He is a member of the National Honor Society, Math Team, German Honor Society and took four AP courses and one College level class this semester. His presence, enthusiasm and leadership on the team will be missed next year. He will be very difficult to replace.

West Girls’ Golf – Alana Fitzgerald (Northeastern University) Our white letter award winner has had a great career. Elected co-captain this year, she has been All-League two times, All-County two times. This year, as our #2 and #3 player, she finished the season with a 12-0-1 match play record. She finished 8th the Counties and helped Smithtown West secure a runner-up finish in the team championship.

Alana is also a superb student. She maintains a 3.98 grade point average, and is a member of the National Honor Society, the German Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society. She was named and AP scholar and scored 29 on the ACT.

~ 20 ~ She is also active in our community. She is a member of the school’s Interact Club. Girls Scouts has been an integral part of her life. She earned the Bronze and Silver awards for leadership and service. She is presently completing work on her Gold Award, the highest award Girl Scouts may bestow. He project involves teaching music appreciation to underprivileged kids at the Little Flower Children’s Shelter in Wading River. She is one of the finest athlete scholars I have ever coached, and one of the finished individuals I have been around. She will attend Northeastern University in Boston where she will student Music Industry.

West Baseball – Anthony Treccariche (Post University) Trecc is a two year letter winner, who has provided us with energetic play and leadership that has helped our team win many baseball games over the past two years. Anthony is a passionate and intense baseball player, who is always willing to do whatever it takes to win. He sets high expectations for himself both on and off the field and takes pride in being a STUDENT ATHLETE. We can always count on Anthony to give 100% and be a motivating force for his teammates. Anthony has a strong desire to be the best he can be in whatever he does. Anthony will attend Post University in Connecticut next fall, where he will play baseball. Best of luck to you Anthony, it has been a pleasure having you be part of our baseball family!

West Girls’ Lacrosse – Loren Antonacci (Quinnipiac University) Loren is a diligent and hardworking young woman who has been a starter on offense since 9th grade. She played her position with intensity and passion. During her four years on varsity she scored 89 goals and had 67 assists. Even after missing part of her sophomore year with a torn ACL. Loren not only works hard on the field she also continues her skill in the classroom as well with maintaining a 4.1 GPA with honors and AP classes. Loren will be continuing her lacrosse career at Quinnipiac College next year.

East Boys’ Golf – Jack Truncale (SUNY @ Farmingdale) Jack is highly respected by his teammates, fellow competitors and coaches who have always admired him for his ability and sportsmanship. He has meant so much to our program over the last five years. With Jack’s help East has won five consecutive League Championships, a County Championship and shattered school records. But what I will remember most about Jack is that I was always able to count on him day in and day out, and for what a gentleman he is. Jack has been a great player for East but more importantly he is an even better person. Jack is one of the nicest young men that I have had the pleasure to coach.

West Boys’ Lacrosse– Logan Greco (University of Virginia) Logan is a four year varsity starter and a Team Captain. He is a scholar athlete, having achieved a near 4.0 GPA. In addition, Logan is also a Business Merit Award winner. Logan's tireless work ethic both in the classroom and on the playing field has earned him a scholarship to The University of Virginia where he will play lacrosse. Logan was voted by the Suffolk County Coaches as the 2014 Suffolk County Division 1 Defenseman of the Year. He is a 2014 USILA All-American selection and a three time All-Suffolk County selection. Logan was also selected to the 2014 Under Armour All-American Team. A 2013 Under Armour Underclassman All-American Long Island Team member and a three time selection to The Suffolk County Showcase Team. In addition to his numerous lacrosse accolades Logan's performance on the Football field earned him All-County honors in 2014.

East Girls’ Golf – Cassandra Hall (sophomore) Cassie had a great season; she finished seventh in the Individual County Tournament with a two day total of 170. She played such a huge role in our success on the golf course this year. She is one of those players who a coach can always count on to do their best. Cassie is highly respected by everyone she comes into contact with. Her teachers, peers and coach admire her for her ability and her sportsmanship. She is intelligent, conscientious, industrious, and mature. I have always been impressed with the way Cassie carries herself both on and off the golf course. It’s no surprise that she maintains an A average in a most challenging curriculum. ~ 21 ~

East Boys’ Lacrosse – Bobby Doyle (Washington and Lee University) Bobby was one of our Captains voted on by his peers. This past spring he wore Jersey #44. The number 44 jersey is special to our program. We honor alum and former Head Coach Kevin Huff by selecting a senior each year that best exemplifies Smithtown East Lacrosse both on and off of the field. This privilege is also voted on by the team members. Bobby is a NYS Scholar Athlete, this past semester he had a GPA over 92. He is a leader and consummate team player. Bobby did a tremendous job this past spring off the wing on faceoffs as well as our primary defensive midfielder. Bobby will continue his education and lacrosse playing career next fall at Washington and Lee University.

~ 22 ~ Awards

Musician/Athlete Award

William Engellenner Amanda Salay Matthew Smidt Taylor VanNostrand

Tri Sport Athletes

Adem Altinerlielmas ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Badminton Julia Aragoneses Bermejo...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Christy Baars ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Thomas Canzoneri ...... Football Winter Track, Spring Track Taylor Capo ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Demetrios Caroussos ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Lauren DeBetta ...... Field Hockey, Winter Track, Lacrosse Katherine DeLanty ...... Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton Danielle Enersen ...... Field Hockey, Winter Track, Badminton Joseph Enrico ...... Volleyball, Winter Track, Spring Track Cayla Faverio ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Pamela Giordano ...... Volleyball, Basketball, Lacrosse Thomas Harrington ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Matthew Heldberg ...... Football, Basketball, Lacrosse Jonathan Ingram ...... Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Victoria Ingram ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Alexander Jarrah ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Ryan Keenan ...... Football, Basketball, Lacrosse Kristyn Kumpfbeck ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Andrew Lapreziosa ...... Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Natalia Leakos ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Anthony Mainella ...... Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Samantha Manalastas ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Eric Melcer...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Jillian Montvydas ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Cierra Nelson ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Ryan Orefice ...... Football, Wrestling, Spring Track Thomas Quinn ...... Golf, Winter Track, Spring Track Michael Roesler ...... Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Philip Royce ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Alexander Russo ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Alexandra Shaw ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Ehlana Strzelczyk...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track James Variano ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Emma Zawacki ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track

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4 Year Varsity Athletes

Danielle Accolla...... Kickline Loren Antonacci...... Lacrosse Christy Baars ...... Winter Track Larissa Barnes ...... Badminton Danielle Barone ...... Field Hockey Erin Berger ...... Cheerleading Andie Bodor ...... Badminton Matthew Brennan ...... Swimming Gabriela Cabello ...... Basketball Taylor Capo ...... Spring Track Darius Caporaso ...... Wrestling Alexa Carnemolla ...... Softball Sophia Chonis ...... Kickline Ben Cono ...... Swimming Len Crawford ...... Winter Track Len Crawford ...... Spring Track Kailee Crockett ...... Soccer Lauren DeBetta ...... Lacrosse Katherine DeLanty ...... Basketball Katherine DeLanty ...... Volleyball Katherine DeLanty ...... Badminton Emily DeMarinis ...... Field Hockey Emily DeMarinis ...... Lacrosse Taryn Di Rocco ...... Badminton William Engellenner ...... Badminton Joseph Enrico ...... Winter Track Joseph Enrico ...... Spring Track Alana Fitzgerald ...... Golf Kenneth Fox ...... Tennis Kristina Freshour ...... Field Hockey Michael Gajda ...... Tennis Gianna Gatto ...... Field Hockey Gianna Gatto ...... Softball Logan Greco...... Football Jamie Greco ...... Badminton Logan Greco...... Lacrosse Sarah Heacox ...... Field Hockey Matthew Heldberg ...... Football Hannah Junior ...... Lacrosse Ryan Keenan ...... Lacrosse Siobhan Kehoe ...... Basketball Ryan Kenney ...... Lacrosse Allyson Kollmeier ...... Field Hockey Allison Kollmer ...... Kickline Alex Ladouceur ...... Winter Track Alex Ladouceur ...... Spring Track Kimberlee Levin ...... Swimming ~ 24 ~ Aliya Lewis ...... Winter Track Aliya Lewis ...... Spring Track Samantha Manalastas ...... Winter Track Samantha Manalastas ...... Spring Track Thomas Marino ...... Lacrosse William McEnroe...... Lacrosse Jamie McGuinness ...... Swimming Eric Melcer...... Winter Track Eric Melcer...... Spring Track Samantha Morganelli ...... Softball Bryan Musmacker ...... Badminton Nalli Muthiah ...... Tennis Cierra Nelson ...... Spring Track Samantha Nizich ...... Field Hockey Danielle Nizich ...... Volleyball Brianna Nocerino ...... Gymnastics Morgan O’Neil ...... Swimming Christina Price ...... Gymnastics Thomas Quinn ...... Spring Track Eric Rapp ...... Swimming Brittany Redmond ...... Basketball Elise Reumann ...... Swimming David Robinson ...... Lacrosse Philip Royce ...... Spring Track Alex Russo ...... Winter Track Jessica Ryan ...... Winter Track Jessica Ryan ...... Spring Track Amanda Salay ...... Gymnastics Michele Scannell ...... Lacrosse Gabrielle Scirica...... Soccer Matthew Shanley ...... Volleyball Eric Silverman ...... Swimming Matthew Smidt ...... Lacrosse Samantha Steinberg ...... Field Hockey Ehlana Strzelczyk...... Spring Track Robert Talay...... Lacrosse Alexandra Talay ...... Spring Track Douglas Toledo ...... Soccer Taylor VanNostrand...... Gymnastics Dustin Wade...... Winter Track Kaitlyn Zack...... Gymnastics Emma Zawachi ...... Spring Track Emma Zawacki ...... Winter Track Christian Zawadzki ...... Lacrosse

~ 25 ~ 5 Year Varsity Athletes

Stefanie Aplin ...... Softball Giana Dietrich ...... Golf Alyssa O’Connor ...... Gymnastics Teresa Staiano ...... Softball Jack Truncale ...... Golf

6 Year Varsity Athletes

Kaitlin Clancy ...... Golf Jesse Kovacs ...... Golf Frank Masone...... Bowling Laura Molloy ...... Bowling Danielle Proietto ...... Bowling Lara Sarett ...... Swimming

Gold Key Recipients

Lauren DeBetta Pamela Giordano Katherine DeLanty Ryan Keenan Joseph Enrico Thomas Quinn Cayla Faverio Emma Zawacki Gianna Gatto

~ 26 ~ Booster Club MVP Recipients

Fall

East Boys’ Soccer – Douglas Toledo (Stony Brook University) Doug is a four year varsity letter winner and four year starter. Voted MVP by his teammates, Doug was a co-captain and the leading scorer in 2013. Doug was the team’s most effective offensive player and the team’s best all-around player. His speed, work rate, and tenacity were a driving force behind the team. A member of the National Honor Society and volunteer with the Nissequogue Fire Department, Doug is a commendable student-athlete and will continue his education and soccer career at SUNY Stony Brook.

West Field Hockey – Allyson Kollmeier (Suffolk County Community College) Allyson was named All-County for Division II this year. Allyson was a standout player on and off the field this season. She was one of our team captains. Her playing style was extremely versatile. She played center midfield and center back, depending on where we needed her most. Allyson controlled the entire middle of the field during every single game. She has amazing stick skills and remarkable game sense. Her free hits up the middle of the field were so fierce that most teams could not stop them. She was an integral part of our offensive and defensive corners. She scored three goals this season and had two assists. She is a member of Italian Honor Society. Allyson will be playing Field Hockey for Dowling College next year. We wish her the best of luck in her college career and we are proud of her accomplishments!!

East Girls’ Soccer – Erin Vernillo (Queens College) The Booster Club MVP in girls’ soccer at East this year is a three year starter and has been All-League, All- Conference and All-County. She has led the team in scoring two of the last three seasons and was second in scoring this year. She was one goal off the lead this season and she missed six games with a broken collar bone. As a captain this season, she helped turn the team around from a 2-9-1 league season last year to a 9-2- 1 season this year. Her leadership was instrumental in keeping the team focused on the team’s goals. She was a leader on and off the field. She plans on attending LIU Post University on a full soccer scholarship next fall. West Boys’ Volleyball – Matthew Shanley (SUNY Oswego) Matthew was the only returning starter from last year’s playoff squad. Matt was injured this year the second day of tryouts, and was told that he could possibly miss the whole season. It would have been easy to write us off for the season. Matt would not have it. Matt missed only two weeks. Upon his return to the team, he instantly made everyone around him better, pushing us to an 8-6 record and a return trip to the playoffs. Matthew showed incredible patience this year working with only one other senior…the rest being sophomores and juniors. I hope Matthew realizes that his influence goes far beyond this season, that his work and influence will benefit our program for years to come.

East Girls’ Tennis – Olivia Faulhaber (freshman) Olivia is one of the most motivated tennis players that has ever played in the Smithtown East tennis program. She is three year letter winner, who has achieved All-State honors for two years in a row. Olivia has advanced to the County semi-finals for the past two seasons while playing with Christina Arniotes in doubles. During the 2013 season she expanded her role on the team by playing singles in twelve matches including two county playoff matches. She finished the season with a record of 11-1 in singles matches. This included an undefeated regular season in singles.

Olivia provided a great deal of leadership with tenacity and gritty play. She is the type of person who simply refuses to lose. She is a very accomplished student and maintains a 4.4 gpa. She is member of DECA and plays the viola in the music program. This talented freshman has a bright future on and off the tennis court. ~ 27 ~

East Boys’ Volleyball – Chris DiPaola (Binghamton University) Chris is an All-County and All-Academic Award recipient. Chris had the difficult task of running a team that was very inexperienced. He took on this task with aplomb. As a setter, he has the difficult task of making all the decisions on the court. Despite our road blocks Chris made all players feel confident that they could get the job done. He helped eased their discomfort by making sure that the he took control of the game for them. His presence will be missed, as will his hard work on and off the court.

Girls’ Swimming – Deirdre Connor (Marist College) Deirdre is the ultimate competitor, having never lost a race in the 500 yard freestyle during her entire three year career on the team. That span includes three League Championships, and three consecutive County Titles. Besides winning the County Title, Deirdre has also been the County runner-up for three seasons in the 200 freestyle. Deirdre has qualified for the States in each of the last three years in those events, and holds school records for both of those events and many others. In addition to her specialty events, Deirdre swam this season in any event necessary to give us the best chance at winning, usually with impressive wins over the other team’s best swimmers. In addition to her tremendous swimming skills, Deirdre has displayed integrity, diligence and leadership and as such, has been a role model for the girls on the team. Deirdre will be graduating and moving on to Marist College, but has left a legacy of being one of the best swimmers ever to represent Smithtown.

East Football – John Daniggelis (junior) John has had two tremendous seasons at East. He has been a great leader and humble team player. His toughness is unparalleled as he has played with a broken wrist, a mcl sprain and 15 stitches in his throwing hand. John finished the season with 2,276 yards from scrimmage more than any other player on Long Island. He finished week 9 as 6th ranked quarterback on Long Island for passing yardage. John has led East to four wins in the last two years against higher seeds and never lost to a lower seed. He also led East back to playoffs and first back to back winning seasons since the schools split. Highlights: five passing touchdowns, two rushing touchdown; 403 yards from scrimmage vs North Babylon; 301 yards from scrimmage vs West Islip; averaged 282 yards from scrimmage per game; has been a Newsday “gridiron great” twice; rushed for 182 yards vs Hills West; finished regular season with a 128 quarterback rating! Jumped in at safety on final drive and got an interception to secure win vs Hills West; had 301 yards from scrimmage in quarter finals vs East Islip.

West Girls’ Volleyball – Katherine DeLanty (Stonehill College) As a four year varsity letter winner and second year captain, Kat has continued to be a leader both on and off the court. She once again was an all-around player for us this year and was in the top two among statistical leaders in every category except assists. Her performance this season earned her All-County honors. Her dedication to her academics, the sport of volleyball and especially her teammates is the epitome of what our program wants to reflect. Kat will be attending Stonehill next year on a volleyball scholarship.

Boys’ Cross Country – Matthew Whalen (junior) Matthew is a dedicated, serious runner. He gives 100 percent of himself at every practice and competition. He finished every meet for us as the lead runner for Smithtown. His best 5k time was 17:46 at the County meet and 16:40 for the 5k at the Brown Invitational. His best dual meet time was 16:10 for the 2.7 mile course at Sunken Meadow Park. We will be lucky enough to have him returning to our roster in the fall.

West Girls’ Soccer – Gabrielle Scirica (Towson University) As a senior Gabby has been a varsity starter for the past four years. In those four years Gabby’s successes have always come from her continued improvement every year and her desire to grow each and every day as both a player and more importantly as a teammate. This year was no exception, as Gabby added to her role senior captain. The added responsibility of captain challenged Gabby this year to not only lead by her ~ 28 ~ abilities but to help to inspire her teammates. This was a challenge Gabby took very seriously and as a result success once again followed as she helped to lead her team to the County Semi-final game. The recognition for Gabby’s efforts also continued to follow as she won the “Golden Boot” award by leading the team in the role of scoring for the third year in a row and the “Helper” award for leading the team in assists. Again these efforts and ability brought Gabby a lot of attention by other coaches as well as she was recognized by S.C.G.S.C.A as the “League 2 Player of the year”, and All-State and by the NSCAA for All-East Regional Honors in both her Junior and senior years.

Girls’ Gymnastics – Taylor Van Nostrand (Suffolk County Community College) This years’ MVP has been a four year starter on the varsity team. Through hard work during the offseason Taylor became an extraordinary competitor and one of the top gymnasts in the County. Taylor was a true role model for the younger gymnasts with her commitment to the team as well as her work ethic. Her efforts over the season helped to guide the team to a 2nd Place finish in the County Team Championships. Taylor finished 3rd in the vault and 4th on the uneven bars to earn her a spot on the Section XI State team which will compete in March. Taylor’s dedication to the Gymnastics program will be greatly missed next year.

West Football – Matthew Heldberg (Colgate University) This year Smithtown West was fortunate to have a few outstanding athletes that did amazing things on the football field. To pick a single player from this outstanding group was not an easy task. There is one factor involved which made this decision clear. Matt was not just our quarterback. He was the team leader and the glue that put all of our skilled players into action.

Matt suffered a season ending injury last year when he tore his ACL in our first game. This year Matt returned to football on a mission and his talent was recognized quickly after Newsday came to our first 4- way scrimmage. Matt had 1,386 yards passing and he threw 15 touchdown passes. He also had limited carries and rushed for 309 yards scoring ten touchdowns on the ground. Matt totaled 25 touchdowns this year and he led our team to one of the most outstanding seasons in West history. This year Matt earned All- County and will always be remembered as one of the best quarterbacks to play in this town.

Girls’ Cross Country – Olivia Shenkman (junior) Although she battled a nagging foot injury throughout the fall, Olivia put in some very hard work over the summer to return strongly in her second year running cross country. Coming from the junior varsity squad in 2012, Olivia was our most dependable runner in a season plagued by injuries. She consistently placed in the top five in every race and placed first for the team at the Manhattan College and Brown University Invitationals. Her excellent performances in the Tuesday dual meets earned her 1st Team All-League.

West Girls’ Tennis – Grace Zhao (Cornell University) This years’ winner of the MVP award for Girls Varsity Tennis finished with a record of 8-4, only losing to two girls all season at the number one spot. Throughout the season her help and inspiration showed the team the way to win their matches. It is safe to say that without her efforts we might not have finished with a 12-0 undefeated season and winning a League Championship. With a 4.1 gpa she is hoping to attend the University of Pennsylvania. But wherever she goes they will be very lucky to have her. We will miss her very much.

East Field Hockey – Sami Nizich (Adelphi University) Sami has been a member of the team for the past four years and is a two year captain. This season Sami led the team with points scoring 12 goals and 13 assists. Sami was the team’s starting center midfielder, # 1 option on offensive penalty corners, and was the teams all around best player. Sami’s season almost ended early due to an injury she suffered during a non-league game that resulted in 40 stitches and a broken nose. Sami’s leadership skills were put into play during the last league game of the season vs East Islip, which the ~ 29 ~ team needed to win to earn the league championship. Due to the injury Sami was sidelined for the game but her presence was felt by the team on the field where they scored the winning goal to win the league championship. Thankfully Sami was able to return for the playoffs where she played even better than the regular season. During the semi-final game, Sami assisted the tying goal and she had the winning goal in overtime vs Ward Melville, which led to the team advancing to the Suffolk County Championship. Sami played her heart out in the county final vs Sachem East but unfortunately came up on the losing end. Sami will continue to play field hockey at Adelphi University next fall. East Girls’ Volleyball – Danielle Nizich (Stony Brook University) A four year varsity letter winner, this year’s MVP is an All-County, Elite 7 Selection, Most Outstanding Player League 3, Suffolk County Playoff MVP and All Long Island Selection. Dani is one of the best players on Long Island and has had one of the best careers in Smithtown Volleyball history. Dani led our team to a Long Island Title in 2011 while setting for the team. In 2012 she was one of the best Libero’s in the County leading her team to a county semifinal. In 2013 she led us to a County Title as a setter. She is the MVP in so many ways! Her strength was not only from her play on the court, but her leadership and work ethic that made everyone else better. Her career here at East has been nothing short but amazing. Two County Titles, A Long Island Title, four straight League Titles, three All-County awards, two All-Long Island Team Selections, Defensive Player of the Year award and Most Outstanding Player of the year Award. Dani currently has a 4.0 GPA and is looking at Stony Brook University for the next year.

West Boys’ Soccer – Adem Altinerlielmas (Chowan University) Adem was the team’s goalie this year. He is a great kid with a playful disposition and a leader on the field. Adem had a terrific season for us and posted 15 shutouts this year earning him recognition from the Suffolk County Soccer Coaches Association this season. His play during the playoffs was outstanding and his hard work helped us to get to the Long Island Championship this season. He has earned the respect of both his teammates and coaches and we are honored to give this MVP Award to Adem.

Winter

Boys’ Bowling – Frank Masone (Webber International University) This is Frank’s 6th year on the bowling team. A dedicated athlete he has been on the team since the 7th grade. This year as the team captain he bowled both as the leadoff and anchor on the team. His accomplishments are excellent. On the lanes he averaged 220, which placed him 7th in the County and earned him a spot on the State All-Star Team. He bowled 30 games over 200 and had a high series of 735. His 947 in the Wild Card Tournament was instrumental in helping the team make the County Tournament. He is an All-County player this year and will be greatly missed.

East Boys’ Winter Track – Shane Harris (junior) Shane has been a member of the track team for three years. He is one of the best sprinters in Suffolk County. Shane is a very dedicated student athlete always striving to improve his times and starts. He was the League Champion in the 55m in a time of 6.74. He also came in 4th in the 300m at Leagues and was the anchor for the 4 by 400m relay which placed fourth. Shane was second in the 55m in the County meet and fourth at the State Qualifier. He went on to qualify for the State meet and ran at Cornell. We are lucky enough to have him compete again for us next year.

West Girls’ Basketball – Pamela Giordano (Iona College) As one of the captains of the team, she led by example, hitting key shots and playing tough, hard-nosed defense. She seemingly came out of nowhere to grab rebounds from the opponents that could very well have

~ 30 ~ ended up in fast breaks or put-backs. Pam’s energy on the court sparked the team when it was needed most and her words of encouragement to her teammates helped make them better. She averaged 10 points, eight rebounds, four assists and two blocked shots a game, but the numbers do not indicate how truly valuable a player like Pam was to the team. Pam will attend Iona next fall and we will certainly miss her as a part of the team.

West Cheerleading – Jessica LaGuardia (University of Delaware) Jessica is a standout athlete who is the true definition of an MVP. She excels in all areas of cheerleading and is constantly working to improve her skills and talent. Not only is Jessica a strong athlete she was also nominated as one of the captains for this season, and could not have done a better job. She was a strong leader who her team looked to for advice and guidance on a daily basis. Her leadership and motivation are what helped build our successful season. We will truly miss Jessica when she graduates!

East Boys’ Basketball – Ryan Ingarozza (junior) Ryan is a second year varsity player for the Bulls this year. He has established himself as one of the top players in League III by playing a very skilled, tenacious and aggressive style of basketball. He was able to lead the East boys in scoring and rebounding with 20.1 ppg and 6.9 rpg for the season. He also led the team with steals on the season. He was first in shooting percentage while making 46% of his shots. Ryan scored a personal best of 25 points against Centereach and Copiague on January 16th and 24 respectively.

Ryan has established himself as one of the elite players in League III and now in Suffolk County. We look forward to his return next season.

West Wrestling – Lantze Lange (junior) The Smithtown West Wrestling MVP Award goes to a junior who is a two year varsity starter. A year ago, Lantze man made the decision to do something special with this sport. He dedicated himself year round in the weight room to get stronger and have a presence on the mat. As this season progressed, he found the belief that he could be a champion and put in the hours of extra skill work do so. He had an overall record of 35-5 He took first place in the North Babylon, Smithtown, and Sachem North Tournaments. He took Second in League III and became a Section XI Finalist qualifying him for The New York State Championships in Albany NY. It is clear that he has the drive to be a County Champion and State Place winner next year and we believe he can do it.

Girls’ Bowling – Laura Molloy (Suffolk County Community College) Laura is a six year starter and was the Captain of the bowling team this season. Laura’s hard work and dedication to bowling is apparent as she increased her average this season by 12 pins from 200 to 212, which is remarkable. Laura was our most consistent bowler this season and she has a tremendous work ethic. She is always practicing and looking to improve her game. She is a true student of the game. Laura earned All- County honors and made the All Star team for the second consecutive season. She also set new highs in game (267), average (212) and series with a 730! Laura will be truly missed and I wish her all the best in the future! Thanks for six great years!

West Boys’ Basketball – Tyler Weigl (SUNY @ Farmingdale) Tyler is a unique MVP because he easily could have won the most improved award as well. As a junior Tyler played sparingly because of two then seniors playing the position ahead of him. As a result it fueled an already strong work ethic within Tyler to push himself towards success even more. In the off season Tyler dedicated himself to strength and agility training four days per week and practiced countless hours on the court to improve his skill. The product of Tyler’s hard work was averaging double figures in rebounding and points while shooting 51% from the field, and also winning the team Win Stat Award which is a cumulative total of hustle stats. His leadership, enthusiasm, work ethic, and genuine love for his basketball brothers were recognized by his teammate early in the season when they voted him as a unanimous Captain selection. ~ 31 ~ Tyler will clearly be deeply missed next year but we all look forward to seeing him continue his basketball and academic journey in college next fall.

West Girls’ Winter Track – Kristyn Kumpfbeck (SUNY College @ Oneonta) Kristyn is a self-motivated, reserved, quiet leader. Kristyn’s desire to compete, determination and strong sense of value, coupled with scoring at the Large School Championships, led her to achieve this award. Kristyn has worked her way the last two seasons to become one of Long Island’s top leaders in sprinting and Triple Jumping. Her devotion to learn more about the sport, as well as, commitment led her to set two new school records this past season. She broke the 300 meter run record that has not been broken in eighteen years. Kristyn’s efforts academically led her to obtain Academic All-County status. She further qualified for the Long Island Indoor Elite Invitational Championship based on her season performances. Kristyn is to be commended on the personal goals she attained. Her work ethic, respect toward her peers and coaches illustrate the perfect example of a most valuable player. Congratulations Kristyn on a terrific season!

East Girls’ Basketball – Samantha Delaney (junior) Sam is a four year varsity player and the team’s leading scorer and rebounder averaging 16 points a game this season and just over 12 rebounds a game. Sam’s ability to score around the basket was vital in us going 11-3 this season. She had a career high and school record for Smithtown East - 35 points vs. Copiague in our league opener. Sam has totaled just over 800 points for her career thus far. Sam has grown every year in the program and her game has developed tremendously in that time. Her ability to draw two defenders creates opportunities for others on the court. Sam is also the team’s leading foul shooter at 70%. More importantly than all this Sam is an outstanding student in the classroom with over a 4.0 GPA and is involved in many community and extra-curricular activities. Great season Sam and I look forward to even more in your upcoming senior year!

West Boys’ Winter Track – Ben Bonhurst (Florida State University) Ben won his second consecutive NY State Shot Put Championship in early March. His throw of 65’ at the Long Island Elite Invitational is the NYS record for Indoor Track. Ben had a terrific campaign this season, setting meet records at the North Shore Invitational, Jim Mitchell Invitational, Molloy Stanner Games, Section XI Large Schools Championship, Long Island Elite Meet, and NYS Championships. He also won the prestigious Yale Invitational and Hispanic Games. Ben has been the #1 ranked thrower in the United States since the start of the season. He will attend Florida State University on a 5-year athletic scholarship.

Boys’ Swimming & Diving – Ben Cono (North Carolina State University) This year’s MVP is Smithtown’s new State Champion and State record holder in the 100 Breaststroke. Ben started the season by qualifying for the State Championships in his very first meet of the season. He set a goal to become the State Champion at the beginning of the season and he never took his eyes off of what he wanted. Ben put in the practice time and intensity necessary for a champion and when it was time to go up against the two time defending State Champion and record holder at the County Championships, Ben was prepared. Ben broke the State record in defeating the Huntington swimmer for the County Championship, setting up an intense competition at the State Championships. In the preliminary swim at States, the Huntington swimmer broke Ben’s State record, only to be reclaimed two heats later by Ben. In the finals it was anyone’s race until the final lap, where Ben, determined to be a champion, outpaced his competition to the wall, setting another record to become State Champion.

East Girls’ Winter Track – Jaclyn Gallery (freshman) The MVP goes to a freshman, who ran the fastest times on the team in the 1000m, 1500m, mile and the 3000m. Jackie set the school record in the 1500m at the Large School Championships but she also placed first in the 3000m run at the State Qualifying Meet on February 8. As a result of this performance, Jackie qualified for the State Track Meet on March 1 at Cornell University. She is the only freshman to qualify for the State Meet. ~ 32 ~ Jackie is a tireless worker and she has very high goals. I know that Jaclyn will be a top runner in Suffolk County for the next four years. Congrats on an excellent season!

East Kickline – Allison Kollmer (The College of New Jersey) I am so sad to see our time come to an end, but I am beyond excited for your future and what lies ahead. I am beyond thankful for the blessing of being able to be such an important person in your life. You hold such a high standard as a leader of this program! Having to fill your shoes will be a difficult task. Your talent truly shined during your last season here as a Whisperette. Having to go through such a rough season your senior year, being selected into the Top 10 Highest Scoring Soloists out of the entire competition, sure is an amazing blessing and reward in return! I have never seen you dance and share your gift so beautifully. Please continue to share your talent and value as a leader in your future endeavors. This program will always honor your skill, talent, and respect. Thank you for sharing!

East Wrestling – Will Outcault (University of North Carolina @ Wilmington) Will had an outstanding ending to his high school wrestling career. He won 17 out of his last 18 matches entering the Section XI Tournament. He finished the season with a 31-16 record winning the Kujan Brothers and Sachem East tournament titles and the League III Tournament as well. Will capped his five year high school career by becoming and all-county wrestler placing 6th at the Section XI Tournament. Will is a two- time League finalist, League Champion, and Suffolk County place-winner.

West Kickline – Sophia Chonis (University of Delaware) Sophia has been on varsity for four years and served as a captain for the last two years. Her talent makes her stand out but it is her grace and maturity that truly make her shine. In the time I have known her she has handled every obstacle with calmness and determination. Sophia never lets herself or her team rest on the successes of the past. Instead she pushes all of us to be constantly better. She is the definition of a leader by example. Sophia never lets sickness, injury or other obstacles get in the way of achieving her goals. She will be truly missed.

East Cheerleading – Kimberly Halloran (Stony Brook University) The recipient of this year’s MVP award for Smithtown East Varsity Cheerleading serves as a great role model for her fellow peers. Kimberly is a two year Varsity member and one of this year’s captains. Over the past four years in the program, Kimberly has grown not only as an athlete, but also as a leader. She has shown tremendous character both on and off the mat and she is someone that all her peers and teammates know that they can turn to. Kimberly’s selflessness helped lead her team in accomplishing all of their season’s goals. It is a pleasure to be able to recognize Kimberly for her efforts and determination this year by honoring her with the MVP award.

Spring

East Boys’ Tennis – Joe D’Orazio (junior) Joe is a four year letter winner for the East tennis program. During his four years at East, Joe has helped the tennis program win a League championship (2012) and advance to the county playoffs two years in a row (2012 and 2013) while playing in the first singles spot.

Joe has not only improved as player, but has also made great strides as a leader over the last four years. This year he was selected as the team captain. He provided a great deal of organizational help to the coaching staff. Joe worked hard to improve his game and served as role model for his teammates.

~ 33 ~ This year Joe was seeded 7th in Division I and advanced to the quarter finals in the Division I individual tournament. He is an All-Division I selection for the second season in a row because of advancing in the tournament. Joe is an excellent student and maintains a 3.5 GPA. He plans on playing tennis in college after he graduates next year and will serve as leader in next year’s team’s pursuit of the League II title.

West Boys’ Track – Ben Bonhurst (Florida State University) Ben is currently ranked #1 in NYS in the shot put (64’ 10.5”) and discus (188’ 5”). He won the High School Boys’ Championship of America Shot Put at the prestigious Penn Relays in April, and has wins at the Longwood Invitational, Suffolk Coaches Invitational, Bob Pratt Invitational, Copiague Invitational, St. Anthony’s Invitational, Loucks Games, and County Team Championships. Ben also became a double County Champion by winning the shot put and discus on 5/30 and 5/31. He holds every Smithtown West throwing record. Ben is a dedicated athlete who spends hours each day working on strength, conditioning, technique, plyometrics, and video analysis. He will attend Florida State University on Scholarship next year.

East Girls’ Track – Ehlana Strzelczyk (The University of Tampa) Ehlana has been a vital member of the girls’ track team for the past four years. She has run the 200, 400, 4 x 100 relay and 4 x 400 relay. Ehlana also competes in the long jump and triple jump. Ehlana scored many points for the team in the various events.

She is a very versatile and dependable young lady who did what the team needed in order to be successful. Ehlana will be missed next year as she attends Tampa University to run track.

West Boys’ Badminton – Brian Jahnke (Marist College) Brian compiled a regular season record of 14-2 at first singles this season while anchoring our ever-changing boys’ lineup. There wasn’t anyone in our gym with a better work ethic than Brian. In the Individual Championships he earned All-League honors. Brian has been a pleasure to coach for the past three years that he has been involved in our program. He will be greatly missed next year as he attends Marist.

West Girls’ Badminton – Kat DeLanty (Stonehill College) Kat’s leadership and dedication to the sport have made her a great asset to both the coaches and the team. She has excelled both in the classroom, maintaining a 4.04 GPA and on the badminton court. This season Kat compiled a 17-2 record in a highly competitive group at 1st Singles. She was the #1 seed in the Individual Championships and earned All-County Honors by taking second place in that tournament. Kat will be taking her talents to Stonehill this fall to play volleyball.

East Baseball – Dom Savino (junior) Dom is an outstanding student athlete, maintaining a 4.24. Dom is a three sport athlete who represents himself, his teammates and his school with class. He is an intelligent, mature, and hard-working young man. He is a role model for his peers and a great teammate. Dom had an outstanding junior season and we are looking forward to his senior season.

West Softball – Teresa Staiano (Florida State University) As a five year varsity player and one of our captains, Teresa has been selected as our MVP. This season, Teresa led the team in hits, home runs, batting average, runs batted in and on base and slugging percentage. Teresa’s value however, goes beyond her offensive skills. Her work ethic and motivation were examples for all to see. Her goals were team oriented as she moved from being our center fielder to being our first baseman this season. Her upbeat personality and overall goodness as a person made us all feel a little bit better about the difficulties we were having on the field.

~ 34 ~ This season, Teresa has been selected as an All-County player by the coaches in our league. In September, she will be attending Florida State University studying nutrition and dietetics. We will miss her softball ability, but we will miss her spirit more.

East Girls’ Badminton – Tara Korkus (sophomore) A two-year starter, Sophomore Tara is the team MVP. Tara played the entire season competing at the First Singles position. She earned many crucial victories at the #1 spot and was a big part of the team’s success. A great competitor and athlete, Tara welcomes the challenge of playing the opponents’ best players. She improved over the course of the season and capped the year with an impressive 4th place finish at the Suffolk County Individual Championships.

East Boys’ Badminton – Michael Moawad (Stony Brook University) A three year starter, Senior Michael is the team MVP. Michael played the entire season competing at First Singles position. Having played the previous season at the number four position, Michael performed extraordinarily well at this very competitive position finishing the season with an individual record of 11 wins and 4 losses. Michael is a much focused and emotionally tough player and earned All-County honors by placing 2nd in the Suffolk County Individual Championships.

West Boys’ Tennis – Mike Gajda (Boston University) and Ken Fox (Binghamton University) This year’s boys’ tennis mvps are a doubles team who has been together since 9th grade. They have been very successful going through both their junior and senior years, undefeated in league play. Their only losses this year were to the teams that finished 2nd and 3rd in the County. They have been a huge stabilizing factor for the team to revolve around. They have led our team's growth from last place in our league to its consistently high level performances and repeated contention for a league title. Their ability to adapt on a match by match basis has been the key to our success. They will be sorely missed next year but we are sure they will have continued success in college.

East Girls’ Lacrosse – Michele Scannell (Adelphi University) Michele has been a four year member of the Smithtown East Varsity Girl’s Lacrosse team. This season Michele was a co-captain and starting midfielder. Michele had an outstanding senior season scoring 40 goals and 9 assists. Along with points scored, Michele brought speed, quickness, determination, and strong leadership qualities to this year’s team. This strong play and leadership displayed by Michele were key factors in the team’s success of reaching the playoffs for the first time in four years and advancing to the Division 1 quarterfinals. Michele will attend Adelphi University and will be a member of the women’s lacrosse team next year.

West Girls’ Track – Gianna Tinto (junior) Gianna is a self-driven, self-dedicated and unselfish leader. Gianna’s motivation and strong sense of determination, coupled with leading the team both at dual and invitational meets, led her to achieve this award. Gianna has become one of the best distance runners ranked in Suffolk County as well as Long Island. Gianna, based on her devotion to the sport, set new personal bests in three events this season. She set bests in the 2000 meter steeplechase, 800 meter run, 400 meter hurdles and the 1500 meter run. Gianna also qualified for the Section XI individual championships in two of those events. Gianna obtained All- League and All-Division status for her performances on the Track. Further, her exemplary performances led to qualifying for the National Championships. Gianna is to be commended on the personal goals she attained. Her work ethic, respect toward her peers and coaches illustrate the perfect example of a most valuable player. Congratulations Gianna on an outstanding season!

East Softball – Stefanie Aplin (Georgian Court University) Stefanie is a five year varsity player and four year starter. This season she was one of our captains and she was a big part of our run into the playoffs for the sixth straight season. She is our leadoff batter and does a ~ 35 ~ tremendous job setting the tone when she is up at bat. Stefanie led our team with a .609 batting average, .687 on base percentage and also had the most hits, runs scored, doubles, walks and RBI’s. Stefanie earned All- County for the third consecutive season and was voted on by the other coaches as League 2 MVP! Her work ethic has made her one of the best hitters and defensive catchers in the county. Her ability to block balls and keep runners on base in check is amongst the best in the county. She is like a brick wall behind the plate. Having Stefanie on our team was like having another coach. She is a true student of the game and she makes everybody around her better. Stefanie will be truly missed as she was one of the best players to wear the Smithtown East Varsity Softball Uniform. I am grateful for everything that she has done for us in her fantastic five year varsity career. Stefanie will be continuing her softball career at Georgian Court University. I wish you all the best!

West Boys’ Golf – Robert Montagnino (junior) It has been my pleasure to coach Robert for the past three years. He is an outstanding young man, excellent golfer and teammate. Robert was an All-League, All-County and State qualifier as a junior. He is our team MVP because he was our most consistent golfer and competitor. Playing as our #1 golfer Robert finished the year with an individual record of 9-1-1. Our team had a tremendous amount of confidence in that he would always play his best. Congratulations to Robert on all of his accomplishments this year.

East Boys’ Track – Matthew Whalen (junior) Matthew is a leader and very talented distance runner. He was All-League in the 1,600m and All-Division as well placing fourth. He ran every distance event for us this season from the 400m up to the 3,200 m. Matthew was always willing to run wherever we needed him in any event, the entire season. He understood that track is a true team sport. He ran in at least two races every meet we had. He improved his time to 4:23 in the 1,600, 1:58 in the 800, and 9:56 in the 3,200. Matthew was the anchor for the 4 by 800m relay that won the prestigious Eddy Games in a time of 8:05.16. This set a new school record. We are lucky enough to have him back again next year, where I am sure these times will improve even more.

West Girls’ Golf – Kaitlin Clancey(Monmouth University) This year’s MVP is a six letter winner. Since she joined the varsity as a 7th grader, the team has won two County Championships and been runner-up four times. She has been All-League five times, All-County five times, and All-State three times. Fittingly, this year has been her greatest year. During the league season, she had the lowest stoke average of any player in Suffolk County. As our #1 player, she was 13-0 in League 1 matches. She was third in the Counties two years ago, second last year, and went into this year’s county tournament confident but bearing the burden of being the odds on favorite to win. She was up to the task. She shot 77 the first day and 79 the second day to win the Suffolk County individual championship by one stroke in one of the closest and most exciting finishes in tournament history. For the fourth time, she will represent Section XI at the states. She is our co-captain. She is our leader. She is the player that everyone looks up to – including the coach. She is one of the greatest players to every play for Smithtown West – and one of the nicest. She will attend Monmouth University on a Division I golf scholarship and study business marketing.

West Baseball – Billy Behrens (Dominican College of Blauvelt) Billy returned this year after not playing baseball in his junior year. Billy provided the spark and leadership that helped earn him the respect of his opposing coaches and teammates. Billy is a hard worker, always has a dirty uniform, and possesses the raw talents of speed, strength, and athleticism. He has the ability to dominate a game with his skill set at the plate, in the outfield, and on the bases. Billy was a welcomed addition and the difference maker we hoped he would be. Next year Billy will bring his talents to the Dominican University, where he will play basketball (AND HOPEFULLY BASEBALL). Congratulations and best of luck to you BILLY!

~ 36 ~ West Girls’ Lacrosse – Jessica Meyers (Ramapo College of New Jersey) Jessica has been a member of the Varsity Girls Lacrosse program since 10th grade. She shared the responsibility of goaltending for two years prior to her senior year. This year the responsibility lied solely on her shoulders and she handled it with poise and confidence. If you met Jess you would not think she was a lacrosse goalie she is quiet and soft spoken, but that personality helped her focus on the job on hand in net this year. Being the only goalie on varsity Jess couldn’t have a bad day, she had to come prepared to play each and every day. She faced 203 shots on goal and made 100 saves and ended her season with a 49% save percentage with a 7.66 goals against average. Jess will be playing in goal at Ramapo College next year.

East Boys’ Golf – Jesse Kovacs (SUNY @ Farmingdale) Jesse is a six-time letter winner, All-League, All-Conference and All-County selection. He has been a huge part of our success over the past years. Jesse’s stroke average has consistently been one of the lowest in the County. This year his stroke average was a one over par, 37. His success on the golf course over the past six years has been remarkable. His leadership, sportsmanship, friendship and fine play will always be remembered. We have been privileged to have Jesse in our program. He is one of the best players to ever play for Smithtown. As a golfer, and more importantly a person, Jesse will be missed

West Boys’ Lacrosse –Ryan Keenan (Pennsylvania State University) Ryan is a four year varsity starter and a Team Captain. Ryan is now the second all-time point scorer for Smithtown West (286) behind only James Pannell. His hard work, on and off the field, has earned him a scholarship to Penn State University. Ryan is a two time USILA All-American ; a three time All-Suffolk County selection and was voted by the Suffolk County Coaches as the 2014 Suffolk County Division 1 Attackman of the Year with 101 points (46 Goals 55 Assists). Selected to the 2014 Under Armour All- American Team and is a two time member of the Long Island Underclassman Under Armour All-American team. Ryan is three time selection to the Suffolk County Showcase Team. Nationally Ryan was the 2013 MVP of the Nike Ride Invitational (Top 40 Players in the Country). He is currently the Inside Lacrosse #13 ranked H.S. player in the Country. Ryan is a three sport Athlete, earning All-County honors in football and a starting role on the basketball team. Ryan excels in the classroom as well earning Honor Roll status.

East Girls’ Golf – Peyton Greco (sophomore) Peyton is a four year varsity letter winner, All-League and All-County selection. Peyton finished with our lowest stroke average and came in third place in the Individual County Championship with a two day total of 161. Peyton will be representing the Section XI State Tournament Team for the second straight year. Peyton possess much more than a good golf swing. She is intelligent, thoughtful, enthusiastic and hard-working. It has been a pleasure watching her grow into the player that she is today. Her leadership, sportsmanship, friendship and fine play helped us recapture the County Championship this year.

East Boys’ Lacrosse – Joe Saggese (Drexel University) For the last two seasons as our program has made significant strides reaching new heights, much of our success can be attributed to Attackman SR – Joe Saggese. Joe was our team’s version of a quarterback in football, and a point guard in basketball. On almost every offensive possession we have had the last 2 years the ball always found a way into his stick. He normally would play the X position behind the cage. Joe had a great ability to make the players around him better. Joe can feed, he can score, he can ride, he hustles all over the place and he is one of the toughest players that I have ever coached. Joe was part of what many consider to be the best attack combination in the county this year. Those 3 players had the opportunity to play and develop together for over 2 years. The chemistry they developed along with Joe’s ability on the lacrosse field was a major reason why the Smithtown East Bulls are Suffolk County’s 2014 Champions! Joe will continue his playing and educational career next fall at Drexel University

~ 37 ~ Scholarships

CATZ Heart of a Champion Award

Albanese Family Award

Smithtown Girls’ Lacrosse Community Service Award

Smithtown Girls’ Lacrosse Coach’s Choice

Patrick J. Harmon Memorial Scholarship

Patrick Harmon Courage Award

Butch Dellecave Leadership Scholarship

Diane Corey Memorial Scholarship

Kickline Scholarship

Team Player Award/Scholarship

Bob Pratt Memorial Scholarship

Booster Club Scholarship

Athlete of the Year Award

Coach of the Year Award

~ 38 ~ Senior Athletes

Danielle Accolla ...... Kickline Bryce Colby ...... Lacrosse Sean Adler ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Deirdre Connor ...... Swimming Nicholas Albanese ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Benjamin Cono ...... Swimming Eda Algur ...... Tennis Kathryn Conroy ...... Field Hockey Adem Altinerlielmas ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Megan Courtney ...... Kickline Badminton Daniel Cox ...... Football Loren Antonacci ...... Lacrosse Leonard Crawford ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Stefanie Aplin ...... Softball Nicholas Crespo ...... Basketball, Lacrosse Julia Aragoneses Bermejo ...... Cross Country, Kailee Crockett ...... Soccer Winter Track, Spring Track Chelsea Dantona ...... Soccer, Spring Track Ashton Armstrong ...... Badminton Lauren DeBetta ...... Field Hockey, Winter Track, Kyle Arndt ...... Badminton Lacrosse Brandon Auerbach ...... Football, Baseball Katherine DeLanty ...... Volleyball, Basketball, Christy Baars ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Badminton Cyril Barakat ...... Soccer Kevin DeLuca ...... Football Jessica Barbarite ...... Lacrosse Emily DeMarinis ...... Field Hockey, Lacrosse Larissa Barnes ...... Badminton Alexa DeTurris ...... Lacrosse Danielle Barone ...... Field Hockey Giana Dietrich ...... Golf Alexander Becker ...... Swimming, Spring Track Christopher DiPaola ...... Volleyball William Behrens ...... Basketball, Baseball Brianna DiPresso ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Erin Berger ...... Cheerleading Taryn DiRocco ...... Cross Country, Badminton Daniel Binello...... Soccer Alex DiSalvo ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Collin Black ...... Wrestling Harrison Donahue ...... Volleyball, Badminton Andie Bodor ...... Badminton Michael Doxey ...... Cross Country, Tennis Benjamin Bonhurst ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Robert Doyle ...... Lacrosse Kerin Brennan ...... Kickline Kaylee Dwyer ...... Volleyball Matthew Brennan ...... Swimming Ryan Egan...... Winter Track, Spring Track Elizabeth Brierton...... Soccer Danielle Enersen ...... Field Hockey, Winter Track, Douglas Brillaud...... Winter Track Badminton Jonathan Brochard ...... Badminton William Engellenner ...... Volleyball, Badminton Robert Bugliarelli ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Joseph Enrico ...... Volleyball, Winter Track, Peter Byrnes ...... Baseball Spring Track Gabriela Cabello ...... Soccer, Basketball Lyndsey Escalona ...... Soccer Michael Camera ...... Soccer, Spring Track Emanuel Esposito ...... Baseball Madison Campanelli ...... Cheerleading Nicole Fandozzi ...... Tennis Thomas Canzoneri ...... Football, Winter Track, Daniel Farrell ...... Football Spring Track Erin Fauchon ...... Winter Track Taylor Capo ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Nicholas Favarulo ...... Football Daniela Capone ...... Basketball Cayla Faverio ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Darius Caporaso ...... Wrestling Spring Track Thomas Cardinale...... Soccer Andrew Federico ...... Football Michael Carlin ...... Swimming Michaela Feeney ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Alexa Carnemolla ...... Softball Sara Feldman ...... Volleyball Demetrios Caroussos ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Alexander Fenev ...... Wrestling Spring Track Alexander Ferreira ...... Soccer Haley Cascone ...... Soccer Joshua Fiandola ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Christian Castelli ...... Wrestling Alana Fitzgerald ...... Volleyball, Golf Daniela Castelli ...... Kickline Mark Fitzgerald ...... Volleyball Frank Castelli ...... Football, Spring Track Casey Fitzharris ...... Basketball Sophia Chonis...... Kickline Rhianna Fitzpatrick ...... Tennis Naqiya Choonawala ...... Spring Track William Fitzpatrick ...... Lacrosse Kaitlin Clancy...... Golf Sarah Fleischman ...... Kickline Jaclyn Clark ...... Volleyball John Foley...... Football, Lacrosse ~ 39 ~ Vincent Forca ...... Wrestling Ryan Keenan ...... Football, Basketball, Lacrosse Gerard Forgione ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Siobhan Kehoe ...... Basketball Kenneth Fox ...... Tennis Bianca Kehrer ...... Lacrosse Paul Franco ...... Football Rachel Keller ...... Basketball Luke Frederick ...... Soccer Michael Kelly ...... Volleyball, Badminton Christopher Fredricks ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Timothy Kelly ...... Football Kristina Freshour ...... Field Hockey Ryan Kenney ...... Football, Lacrosse Lauren Fuchs ...... Tennis Aislinn King ...... Cheerleading Michael Gajda ...... Tennis John Kleinschnitz ...... Winter Track, Spring Track James Gajeski ...... Lacrosse Allyson Kollmeier ...... Field Hockey Gabrielle Galante ...... Gymnastics Allison Kollmer ...... Kickline Anthony Gallo ...... Wrestling Brian Kondracki ...... Tennis Jal Gandhi ...... Badminton Jesse Kovacs ...... Golf Gianna Gatto...... Field Hockey, Softball Jason Krivosta ...... Football, Wrestling Gabrielle Gelesko ...... Tennis Andrew Kumpfbeck ...... Tennis Gina Giacalone ...... Volleyball Kristyn Kumpfbeck ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Samantha Giannetti ...... Softball Spring Track Pamela Giordano ...... Volleyball, Basketball, Lacrosse Alexander Ladouceur ...... Winter Track, Spring Track David Glynn ...... Wrestling Jessica LaGuardia ...... Cheerleading Jamie Greco ...... Tennis, Badminton Michael LaMano ...... Spring Track Logan Greco ...... Football, Lacrosse Robert Lamardo ...... Lacrosse Lianna Grillo ...... Kickline Andrew Lapreziosa ...... Football, Winter Track, Caroline Grove ...... Field Hockey Spring Track Steven Grudman ...... Soccer Andrew Larrea ...... Lacrosse Sean Guilfoyle ...... Winter Track Jack Laudani ...... Baseball Kaitlin Halloran ...... Field Hockey Natalia Leakos ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Kimberly Halloran ...... Cheerleading Spring Track Thomas Harrington ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Michael Lenzo ...... Tennis Spring Track Anthony Leto ...... Lacrosse Sarah Heacox ...... Field Hockey Kimberlee Levin ...... Swimming Jacquelyn Healy ...... Field Hockey Erica Levy...... Tennis, Badminton Kenneth Helbock ...... Basketball Aliya Lewis...... Winter Track, Spring Track Matthew Heldberg ...... Football, Basketball, Lacrosse Brianna Licari ...... Soccer Christopher Hettler ...... Soccer Rachel Liebowitz ...... Cheerleading Julianna Hickey ...... Spring Track Simone Livreri ...... Soccer Adam Hladky ...... Wrestling Thomas Loperfido ...... Football Lucas Hoffmann ...... Football, Lacrosse Christopher Lopez ...... Wrestling Kevin Horoszewski ...... Winter Track Nicholas Loza ...... Badminton Morgan Hrynyshyn...... Soccer Lucas Lyons ...... Soccer, Badminton Peter Hughes...... Badminton William Lyons ...... Football, Lacrosse Kristina Hussey ...... Softball Makailyn MacArthur ...... Kickline Jason Hymanson ...... Soccer Samantha Magerovich ...... Softball Nicholas Hymanson ...... Soccer Anthony Mainella ...... Football, Winter Track, Jonathan Ingram ...... Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Spring Track Dennis Makofske ...... Baseball Victoria Ingram ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Samantha Manalastas ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Spring Track Kaitlyn Irwin ...... Tennis Justin Manger ...... Baseball Joseph Itzkowitz ...... Golf Emily Marino ...... Kickline Brian Jahnke ...... Soccer, Badminton Thomas Marino ...... Lacrosse Alexander Jarrah...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Jesse Markowitz ...... Basketball Spring Track Dylan Marquez ...... Basketball Hannah Junior...... Soccer, Lacrosse Jenna Marx ...... Field Hockey Emily Kass ...... Kickline Frank Masone ...... Bowling Brendan Keenan ...... Volleyball Dillon Massaro ...... Badminton

~ 40 ~ Kyle Mathie ...... Football, Lacrosse Brittany Redmond ...... Basketball Amanda Mattei ...... Soccer Sandra Reese ...... Kickline Caitlin McAnulty ...... Field Hockey, Basketball Christopher Reilly ...... Basketball Matthew McClain ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Elise Reumann ...... Swimming William McEnroe ...... Football, Lacrosse Christian Ricardo ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Jamie McGuinness ...... Swimming Patrick Riccio ...... Basketball Bryant McInerney...... Soccer Joseph Rizzi ...... Basketball Eric Melcer ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Christopher Roback ...... Soccer Spring Track David Robinson ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Jessica Meyers ...... Basketball, Lacrosse Blake Rocca ...... Swimming Scott Miceli ...... Badminton Michael Roesler ...... Football, Winter Track, Justin Micozzi...... Badminton Spring Track Nicholas Mina ...... Football Justin Roseman ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Michael Moawad ...... Badminton Nicholas Rottkamp ...... Soccer Marielle Moccia ...... Soccer Philip Royce ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Ronald Molinari ...... Soccer Spring Track Laura Molloy ...... Bowling Ashley Ruggiero ...... Volleyball Jillian Montvydas ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Alexander Ruiz ...... Winter Track, Badminton Spring Track Alexander Russo ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Samantha Morganelli ...... Softball Spring Track Bryan Musmacker ...... Badminton Jessica Ryan ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Nallammai Muthiah ...... Tennis Yusef Saad-Eldin ...... Soccer Jillian Naglieri ...... Soccer Joseph Saggese ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Cierra Nelson ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track Amanda Salay ...... Gymnastics Danielle Nizich ...... Volleyball Michael SanRoman ...... Soccer, Lacrosse Samantha Nizich...... Field Hockey Lara Sarett...... Swimming Brianna Nocerino ...... Gymnastics Casey Savino ...... Basketball Andrea Oaks ...... Field Hockey Michele Scannell ...... Basketball, Lacrosse Spencer Ochs ...... Cross Country, Winter Track Antonio Scanni ...... Soccer Alyssa O'Connor ...... Gymnastics Amanda Schiavone ...... Golf Catherine O'Gara ...... Softball Gina Schook ...... Cheerleading Katie O'Leary ...... Field Hockey Kevin Schroeder ...... Football, Basketball Morgan O'Neil ...... Swimming Tyler Schultz ...... Basketball Ryan Orefice...... Football, Wrestling, Spring Track Stefanie Sciortino ...... Bowling Alexandra Ort ...... Cheerleading Gabrielle Scirica ...... Soccer Christopher Oseback ...... Soccer Matthew Shanley ...... Volleyball Andrew Oswald ...... Baseball Alyssa Shannon ...... Softball William Outcault ...... Wrestling Alexandra Shaw ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Angela Pagano ...... Softball Spring Track Alexa Palagonia ...... Cheerleading Kevin Sheridan ...... Volleyball, Lacrosse Anthony Parrillo ...... Badminton Eric Silverman ...... Swimming Mitesh Patel ...... Badminton James Sinclair ...... Wrestling Christopher Patruno ...... Tennis Matthew Smidt ...... Lacrosse John Pavacic ...... Football, Winter Track Tyler Soden...... Volleyball Matthew Payne ...... Wrestling Alex Spinelli ...... Basketball Justin Pecchia ...... Tennis Teresa Staiano ...... Softball Dora Penavic ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Samantha Steinberg ...... Field Hockey Samantha Petrucci ...... Kickline Ryan Stewart ...... Wrestling Joseph Pisk ...... Soccer Amanda Stoerback ...... Kickline Christina Price ...... Gymnastics Ehlana Strzelczyk ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Danielle Proietto ...... Bowling Spring Track Laura Pugliese ...... Volleyball Bailey Sullivan ...... Football Thomas Quinn ...... Golf, Winter Track, Spring Track Eric Suris ...... Lacrosse Eric Rapp ...... Swimming Garrett Sweeney ...... Soccer Steven Reddan ...... Badminton Kevin Takach ...... Volleyball

~ 41 ~ Alexandra Talay ...... Field Hockey, Spring Track Erin Vernillo ...... Soccer Robert Talay ...... Volleyball, Lacrosse Nathan Wadding ...... Badminton Jessica Tamis ...... Volleyball Dustin Wade ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Yongpeng Tang ...... Tennis Matthew Walker ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Savannah Taormina ...... Cheerleading Bryan Wehner ...... Wrestling Isabella Tarulli ...... Winter Track Tyler Weigl ...... Basketball Athena Taylor ...... Field Hockey Emily Weis ...... Winter Track, Spring Track William Tempone ...... Baseball Daniel Weller ...... Lacrosse Jamie Termotto ...... Volleyball Jennifer Wernau ...... Field Hockey Douglas Toledo ...... Soccer John Winters ...... Football Danielle Tomlinson ...... Cheerleading Brian Witcomb ...... Wrestling Ryan Traynor ...... Swimming, Spring Track Christopher Yanke ...... Football Anthony Treccariche ...... Baseball Kaitlyn Zack ...... Gymnastics Jack Truncale ...... Golf, Wrestling Emma Zawacki ...... Cross Country, Winter Track, Danielle Valentino ...... Cheerleading, Softball Spring Track Samantha Vallarella ...... Soccer Christian Zawadzki ...... Football, Lacrosse Taylor VanNostrand ...... Gymnastics, Spring Track Grace Zhao ...... Tennis James Variano ...... Soccer, Winter Track, Caleb Zhu ...... Winter Track, Spring Track Spring Track David Zontak ...... Football Bret Verderber ...... Lacrosse

~ 42 ~ Booster Club of Smithtown 13-14 Membership

Salvatore Abbriano Thomas Farrell Eileen Lamberti Joe Saggese Gina Accolla Brenda Faverio Mark Lamberti Joseph Savino Mike Agostino Susan Federico Paul Lapreziosa Greg Schepanski Kelly Aiello Michael Felice Ken Leverich Peter Schieck George Alamia Jay Fields Anthony Lifrieri Ray Schmidt Nick Albanese Christine Fitzgerald Tom Lips Rob Schretzmayer Michael Aldrich Casey Fitzharris Rob Lubanski Nick Schroeder Michael Alfano Peter Flanagan Brian Lynch Maria Scirica Steven Amzler Kimberly Flugman Rick Madarasz Arthur Seeberger Robert Aplin Tara Foglia Ron Madarasz Paul Sheridan Stacy Berman John Foley Lorraine Magee Helle Siegel Charles Bernard Dawn Fox Jane Maidhof Michael Smidt Carie Bodo Les Frank Dana Marti Patrick Smith Kathleen Borbet Kim Freshour Maureen Martin Frank Speciale Susan Borgese Peter Gajda Terrence Martin Lynn Staiano James Brennan John Gallery Russ Mathie Steve Staiano William Brennan Peggy Gallery Marie McDonnell Greg Stoessel James Brierton Lou Gambeski Benjamin McKillop Richard Stopsky Deron Brown Haidee Ganz-Bonhurst Colleen McKillop Debra Strzelczyk Erling Brunsvold Ronald Gatto Karen Meaney Cassandra Stuke Robert Burns Bill Germano Thomas Meenan Rick Suris Claudio Buttitta Mary Gibbons Esther Melcer Dr. Marc Taczanowski Ernesto Cabello Stephen Ginsberg Daniel Melore Nicole Talay Anthony Campisi John Giordano Peter Melore Robert Talay Colleen Caporaso James Glynn Mike Menendez Chris Tamis Rocco Caporaso Nicholas Grande Dave Miller Shari Tarburton Caitlin Caputo Christopher Greco Marlene Mitchell Glenn Tarquinio Jim Catalano Joanne Greco Bob Moltisanti James Teese Peter Cerullo Beth Grudman Josephine Montvidas Bill Tempone Al Chandler Gary Haller Matt Morganelli, Sr Jim TenBrink, Jr Denise Chapman Bill Hamilton Kevin Murphy, Jr Ed Thompson Michele Claxton Thomas Harrington Jeff Myers Michael Tobin John Coady John Hart Ann Naughton Cindy Toledo Robert Coletti Francis Heacox Valerie Newhoff Julio Jr Torres Katie Combs Matthew Heldberg William Newhoff Dean Trabacchi Janine Condzal Deb Hickey Denise Nizich Helena Trabacchi Anne Connor Thomas Hofbauer Stephanie Nocerino James Traynor Camille Cono Elena Howlin Al Nucci Jack Truncale Sarabeth Cook Dave Hull Mark OBrien Jim Tullo Leonard Crawford Rona Iannone Rhonda O'Callaghan Vicki Van Nostrand Dan Crespo Jeannette Ingram Sean Omalley Joseph Varello Fred Crockett Richard Karras Lawrence Oswald Richard Vernillo John Daniggelis Mike Kazlauskas Theresa Palagonia Nick Vittoria Debra Deery Bridget Keenan John Paquette Tom Vulin James DeGaetano Eva Kehoe Susan Pavacic Larry Walker Jeanmarie Delanty Angela Keller Kristen Perri Judy Wallman Mario DeSousa Maura Kenney-Kieran Rocky Plaspohl William Ward Jacqueline DiCrescio Michael Kern Grace Plourde Scott Weiner Louis DiGiulio Dan Ketcham Gregg Popick Joanne Weller Joe Disalvo Michael Kinane Marjorie Ravitz Veronica Welsh Esabel Dominger Kelley Kirby-Bowman Donna Robinson Catherine Whalen Peter Dounias Bill Kirschbaum Charlie Rollins James Wilkom Robert Doyle Reza Kolahifar Linda Rooney Tom Willetts Duke Durland Karlene Kovacs Lisa Rooney Brian Willman Stacy Dwyer Elaine Krivosta Glenn Roper Cindy Wood Kathy Eagan Michael Kyranakis Troy Rosasco Elyssa Yoos Annmarie Emerson Lynda LaCour John Rowan Regina Zack Christine Enersen Tracy LaManna Paula Rybacki Kaylee Engellenner Jason Lambert Moustafa Saad-Eldin

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