2013 fall Sports Guide
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282 N. Hubbards Lane • Louisville, KY 40207 502.897.7665 • www.Steepleton.com A Letter from the President
August 2013 Dear Students, Parents and Fans: Welcome to the Fall Sports Season at Saint Xavier High School! Each time the Tigers take the field for football or soccer, the course for some links or the trail for a cross country run, you can be sure that Saint Xavier student-athletes represent each one of us. May their preparation, efforts, team spirit, sportsmanship and camaraderie add to the storied history and traditions that define not only Saint Xavier athletics, but all that is good about St. X. As student peers, parents and fans, you are asked to bring the same attitudes and behaviors that demonstrate respect for opposing teams, support for officials and good cheer with one another. This year, Saint Xavier High School embarks upon a three-semester celebration of its 150th anniversary, concluding on the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, December 3, 2014. May we reflect on humble beginnings, the vision of Brother Paul Van Gerwen, CFX, the founder of St. X, and the impact of Xaverian education on the Louisville Metro community. The opportunities and blessings that today’s families enjoy trace back to steadfast faith, solid leadership and the ability to endure hardship over the long haul for something that is inherently good. We are blessed, indeed! Enjoy this new Athletic Guide Book, celebrating each sports program, the athletes and coaches. My thanks to those who provided support for the book and to Mr. Mike Glaser and Mr. Alan Donhoff who logged many hours to complete the project in fine fashion. Enjoy the game and the season! Go Tigers!
Perry E. Sangalli, Ed.D. President
Saint Xavier High School
MISSION STATEMENT ,(5+,*+ $9 6 Saint Xavier High School, a Catholic college preparatory school sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers ; & + 7 2 1 since 1864, engages young men in rigorous academic programs and extracurricular activities that , 2
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² ² / 2 < VISION STATEMENT 8 . ,6 & 9 78 To pursue excellence in all endeavors. ,//(.(1 EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT Saint Xavier High School, faithful to its Xaverian heritage, strives to build a Catholic community of faith that calls young men to embrace Gospel values and prepares them to share in the life of God through lives of generous service to the world. We seek to develop the gifts and talents of each student through holistic efforts based in rigorous academics, the arts, competitive athletics, intramurals, extracurricular activities and vibrant campus ministry programs. As a college preparatory school, St. X admits students of diverse faiths and abilities who demonstrate potential for completing our four-year, liberal arts and sciences curriculum and who desire a Catholic education. Our programs of study challenge students to grow intellectually and to think critically, welcoming students with different learning styles and mild learning differences. Exceptional instruction, guidance and coaching build enduring relationships while helping students to develop leadership skills, self-discipline and the attitudes essential for higher educational success and for becoming confident, capable and responsible stewards in a global society.
1 Congratulations Alumni Hall of Honors Class of 2013
Mark B. A. Dietz ’98 Albert W. Erny ’71 Ronald R. Herm, Ph.D. ’58 Louis S. “Chip” Heuser, Jr. ’03 K. Andrew Schulten ’87 Gary C. Ulmer ’75 Anthony F. Vuturo, M.D., M.P.H. ’58 Jeffrey C. Wagner ’95
Join us at the Alumni Hall of Honors Induction Ceremony and Banquet Friday, October 25, 2013 Crowne Plaza Hotel 6:00 p.m. cocktails – 7:00 p.m. dinner and program
The 2013 Hall of Honors induction ceremony and banquet will be held on Friday evening, October 25, 2013 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
For information or reservations, contact the Office of Advancement at 637-8485 or visit www.saintx.com/hall
History: The tradition of recognizing distinguished graduates for their accomplishments began in 1967 with the inception of the Outstanding Alumnus Award and in 1983 with the Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2007, the alumni recognition program was given a much-needed face-lift and Saint Xavier unveiled the Alumni Hall of Honors. This ewn program expanded the criteria for which an alumnus can be honored, to include career, social or academic achievements. At the same time, alumni who displayed athletic excellence in high school, college or professionally, continue to be honored. All Athletic Hall of Fame inductees and Outstanding Alumnus Award recipients are considered past honorees and members in the Alumni Hall of Honors.
2 Tradition Unequaled
Saint Xavier High School became a member of the Kentucky Mike Glaser’s teams earned six titles, most recently in 2009, High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) in 1920. This during his 31-year tenure. was just two years after the association sanctioned its first state championship at the 1918 “Sweet 16” basketball The Saint Xavier track team, golf team, and cross country tournament. In nearly a century since that time, Saint Xavier’s team have all earned their shares of championships as student athletes and teams have established a championship well. The decade of the 1950s was a pivotal time for the tradition that is unequaled throughout the Commonwealth. championship tradition of all three programs as each When the 1926 Tiger basketball team captured the school’s earned its first title. The track team won its first title initial KHSAA state championship, it began a legacy of in 1950, the golf team triumphed in 1951, and the cross athletic excellence that has accounted for 158 team titles country harriers were victorious at the 1959 state meet. and countless individual champions. More recently, all earned championships in the 2001 calendar year. Golf and track repeated as champions in While the Saint Xavier championship tradition traces its 2002, and the track team captured its third title in a row roots to the 1926 basketball crown, it is most apparent in when it blitzed the field at the 2003 state meet. After a the 49 team titles earned by the swimming & diving team. runner-up finish in 2003, the golfers took back the team title With consecutive streaks from 1947 to 1957, and the with a victory at the 2004 state tournament and earned current record-setting standard of 25 that began in 1989, back-to-back titles in 2008 and 2009. The cross country Tiger swimmers and divers have had unprecedented success. squad brought home back-to-back state titles when it tied a state and school record of 20 points in 2012. At the 1932 KHSAA tennis tournament, the doubles combination of Warfield Donohue ‘33 and George Trakas Since its inception under the guidance of Bro. David Freely ‘33 teamed up for the first of many doubles and singles in 1969, the Saint Xavier soccer team has established itself tennis titles the Tigers have earned over the years. Since as one of the premier soccer programs in the nation. The 1982, the year that the KHSAA began its sanction of team Tigers have captured 14 KHSAA championships, including championships, Saint Xavier has earned the title in 22 of eight under current coach Andy Schulten. With the 2012 the 32 tournaments, including five consecutive since 2009. championship, the Tigers have now captured two consecutive titles and five of the past six, while going undefeated in their The Saint Xavier baseball program has captured five state past 55 matches. titles in its illustrious history and has produced many out- standing teams and players. The 1988 team, led by 2000 In 1998, Saint Xavier wrestlers earned their first team state National League All-Star Paul Byrd ’88, finished 30-5 and championship and joined the long list of Tiger champions. reached the KHSAA final four. The 1998 team, with former In winning the team championship that year, Saint Xavier Major League Baseball player Chris Burke ’98, finished the accomplished the unprecedented feat of winning at least season at 33-2 as one of Saint Xavier’s best teams ever. In one state team championship in each of the KHSAA’s 10 each of the past three seasons, the Tigers advanced to the sanctioned sports. The Tiger wrestlers added their third state KHSAA Sweet 16 by winning the 7th Region title. championship this past February.
The 1962 Saint Xavier basketball team, led by Olympic Gold Saint Xavier’s championship tradition is also evident in sports Medalist Mike Silliman ’62, won the last of the Tigers’ four that are not currently sanctioned by the KHSAA. Forty-two state championships. When the St. X basketball team won state and national titles have been captured by Saint Xavier’s the 7th Region crown and reached the Sweet 16 in 1995, volleyball, power-lifting, hockey, rugby, and lacrosse teams it was the school’s second trip to the state tournament in sports not sanctioned by the KHSAA, the most recent since that 1962 championship season. The 2012 Tigers being the rugby state title in 2013. advanced to the finals of the always-tough 7th Region. The athletic programs at Saint Xavier have been built on While the tradition of Saint Xavier football evokes memories the hard work and dedication of students and coaches. of outstanding teams and great players in the first half They depend on the loyalty and support of families, students, of the 20th century, the first recognized championships and alumni. Our tradition is one that is grounded in the occurred back-to-back in 1956 and 1957. The Tigers brought values of the Xaverian Brothers and in the unending pursuit home their first KHSAA sanctioned crown in 1962. Coach of excellence.
3 A Letter from the Athletic Director
August 2013 Welcome to Saint Xavier Athletics: The 2013–14 school year promises to be one to remember for all of us in the St. X community. As we begin a celebration marking our 150th anniversary, we open a fall sport season that will provide all of us with many opportunities to cheer on our current students and coaches, just as we have done for those who have represented us throughout our illustrious athletic history. This 2013 Fall Sports Guide provides a glimpse at the history of each of our fall sports along with photographs and rosters of all of our current teams. Each of these teams has spent the off-season working diligently to prepare for the rigors of a highly competitive schedule. All have lofty goals and look forward to the challenges that they will face in order to achieve them. Athletic competitions provide opportunities for players, coaches and fans to reveal their character. Remember that sportsmanship matters and that interscholastic athletics is part of the total educational experience of high school. Enjoy the games!
Alan H. Donhoff Athletic Director
4 The Tradition Continues 158 KHSAA Champion Teams
Baseball (5) 1942, 1945, 1949, 1951, 1981 Swimming & Diving (49) 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, Basketball (4) 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1976, 1977, 1926, 1935, 1958, 1962 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, Cross Country (19) 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1979, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1994, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 2012 Tennis (22) Football (14) 1982, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1956, 1957, 1962, 1969, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1986, 1992, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2009 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Golf (18) Track & Field (10) 1951, 1952, 1954, 1957, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1981, 1982, 1950, 1951, 1957, 1963, 1974, 1991, 1993, 2001, 2002, 1987, 1992, 1993, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2009 2003 Soccer (14) Wrestling (3) 1969, 1972, 1973, 1981, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2003, 1998, 2001, 2013 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Additionally, the Saint Xavier Club Sports of Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Volleyball, Powerlifting and Rugby have captured 42 State and National titles. Ice Hockey (1) Volleyball (12) 2004 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Lacrosse (8) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Powerlifting (18) 1987, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, Rugby (3) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 2010, 2012, 2013
Excellence in athletics
5 Saint Xavier Facilities
Brother John Wills, CFX, Sports Activities Center The final phase of Project X was completed in 2009 when the Tiger Basketball team moved to its new home in the Brother John Wills, CFX, Sports Activities Center. The 2,000-seat arena also includes the basketball locker room, St. X Campus Store, and Athletic Department offices and is the home of the Tiger Volleyball team.
“Doc” Hamilton Sports Medicine Center Saint Xavier’s Sports Medicine Center provides Tiger student athletes with first-class treatment and rehabilitation opportunities that utilize the talents of two full-time Certified Athletic Trainers. In addition, as an education center for student trainers, the center provides a unique environment for hands-on learning experiences from basic first aid to more advanced treatment regimens.
Carl ’45 and Rosemary Mueller Weight Center Occupying nearly 10,000 square feet, the weight room and training facility provide Saint Xavier students and student athletes with many opportunities to develop their strength and fitness. Outfitted with free weights, treadmills, and other training equipment, the facility is designed to accommodate all St. X teams, as well as members of the student body whose workouts are not associated with participation in the Athletic Program.
Brother John Joseph Sterne, CFX, Gym Home of Tiger Basketball from its opening in 1961 until 2009, the gym is also the venue for the Saint Xavier Wrestling teams when they host tournaments. The multipurpose facility, with a capacity of 1,400, also serves as the primary site for physical education classes, school masses, and pep rallies. Throughout the school year, the gym is transformed to accommodate a variety of functions such as school dances, blood drives and a variety of alumni events.
Cornelius E. Hubbuch Natatorium Opened in 1990, the Cornelius Hubbuch Natatorium is the home of the Tigers who have captured 25 consecutive KHSAA state team titles. The six-lane, 25-yard pool was recently updated and continues to be one of the top high-school facilities in the state. The site of many spirited meets over the years, it is also an important facility for the St. X Physical Education Department.
6 The Best for The Best
Brother Thomas More Page Stadium The 6,000-seat stadium is home to the Tiger Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, Rugby, and Track and Field teams. Opened in 2007, the “game field” is a sports turf that combines the feel of a grass field with the durability of an artificial field. The all-weather field can resist the changing, unpredictable climate without having to sacrifice playability. The stadium hosts several events, including the Kentucky lacrosse state championship game, the KHSAA Regional Track and Field meet, KHSAA Sectional soccer matches, and football all-star games, as well as the Special Olympics Regional Championships.
The Charles A. Brown, Jr. ’58 Family Tennis Center The tennis center became the home of the Saint Xavier Tennis team in the spring of 2005 as Phase 1 of Project X was completed. Six tennis courts located in a beautiful setting in the southwest corner of the campus provide Tiger players with a first-class practice and competition facility. The tennis center has hosted KHSAA Regional, CSAA, and USTA tournaments.
Carl ’45 and Rosemary Mueller Baseball Field The home of the Tiger Baseball team was dedicated in the spring of 2007. With just over 500 permanent seats, an all-weather Sprinturf playing surface, home and visitor bullpens, and two batting cages, it is considered to be one of the top baseball facilities in the region.
Baseball Training Facility The Saint Xavier Baseball team moved into a newly renovated indoor training facility during the 2012–2013 school year. The generosity and hard work of a dedicated group of baseball parents and coaches have provided present and future Tigers with a state-of-the-art indoor hitting, fielding, pitching, and training area that rivals the facilities at many colleges and universities. Regardless of the outdoor weather conditions, St. X baseball players are now able to train effectively throughout the year.
Tiger Wrestling Room The Saint Xavier Wrestling team has its home practice facility in the Driscoll Activities Center. This 4,500-square-foot wrestling room accommodates three mats and has padded boundary walls to provide a safe practice environment for the more than 80 students who participate in the program. The room is also an important facility for the Saint Xavier Physical Education Department and intramural program.
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8 WHERE ACHIEVEMENT OCCURS DAILY.
At St. X, we pride ourselves on academic excellence and personal development opportunities for our students. We are excited to announce 94.7% of our 285 students who took AP exams in 2013 scored a 3 or higher, including 100% of our graduating seniors who took an AP English course. We also strengthen our students’ faith by reaching out to those in need, completing over 37,000 service hours. With more than 100 activities and clubs to choose from, St. X will continue to provide ways for everyone to get involved and achieve great things. Schedule a shadow for your son by visiting saintx.com or call 502-637-4712.
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11 Cross Country Through the years
The Saint Xavier Cross Country team earned its first state title in 1959 and established a benchmark for future Tigers to build upon for more than 50 years. During that time, the team has had its share of talented runners who were capable of capturing the individual state championship at the Kentucky High School State Meet, but the hallmark of the Tiger Harriers has always been the incredible depth and teamwork that are the seeds of championship performances. • The 1959 squad coached by Brother Brennan became the first of 19 championship teams. The undefeated Tigers were led by individual state champion Joe Kroh who set a new school and state record at the state meet. • Coach Jerry Denny became the new head coach in 1960, and the Tigers promptly earned their second consecutive title. After a third-place finish at the Regional meet, the Harriers put together their best race of the season to capture the state crown. • The team returned to top form again in 1962 led by individual champion Blaine Vetter. By winning the title in both 1963 and 1964, the Tigers became the first team to capture three consecutive KHSAA Cross Country Championships. • Coach Joe Heitzman’s runners earned the championship in 1971 by turning in a stellar performance a week after a second-place finish at the regional meet. • The 1973 and 1974 Tigers earned back-to-back titles in dominant fashion. Only a second-place finish at the Covington Catholic Invitational kept the ’73 squad from an undefeated season, and the ’74 team found individual champion David Buechler leading Paul Kinny (2nd) and Mark Grundy (4th) across the finish line. • The 1979 squad was one of the best in Kentucky history and established the record for lowest point total ever (20) at the Kentucky state meet. Coach Frank Cooper’s undefeated squad was led by individual champion Joe Buechler who returned the following year to capture his second title and lead the Tigers to the 1980 team championship. • Team depth was on display in 1983 and 1984 as the Harriers earned the school’s 11th and 12th titles. For the second time in Coach Cooper’s tenure, the Tigers won the championship in consecutive years. • After a decade of close calls, including a runner-up finish in 1993, the Tigers returned to the winner’s circle by winning the title in 1994. • In 1999 with Coach Chuck Medley at the helm, the Tigers earned the title led by the second-place finish of freshman Bobby Curtis. Bobby would become one of the greatest cross country runners in the history of the sport in Kentucky, following up his second place finish in 1999 with three consecutive individual crowns and another team title in 2001. • The next two cross country championships were earned in completely different fashions. The 2005 crown was one of the closest championship meets in KHSAA history as the Tigers prevailed by a mere 15 points. In 2009 the 77-point margin was the third largest ever. • The spectacular team performances of the past two seasons demonstrate the depth of talented runners in the program. Individual champion Conner Sheryak and second-place finisher Sam Lewis led five Tigers in the top 11 to a 31 point total and the 2011 title. The 2012 squad became the second St. X team to score a record 20 points in winning the championship. Five Tigers finished in a pack less than eleven seconds apart to dominate the field and earn the school’s record 19th KHSAA championship.
12 2013 Cross Country
Chuck Medley – Head Cross Country Coach
Chuck enters his 24th year as a cross country coach at Saint Xavier High School in 2013 and his 16th year leading the program as the head coach.
He began his coaching career at St. X as an assistant coach in the cross country and track programs for eight years under the leadership of his friend and mentor legendary Coach Frank Cooper. When Coach Cooper retired from cross country in 1997, Chuck was promoted to the head coaching position. In the 16 seasons since, Chuck has built upon the program’s tradition of excellence and has made the Tigers a perennial championship contender. Under his guidance, the team has earned six state titles (1999, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012) and finished as the state runner up on three other occasions. The program has gained prominence throughout the country in recent years and has advanced as high as fifth in the national high school cross country rankings.
Coach Medley sums up his approach to coaching this way: “My philosophy as the St. X head coach is to work to make sure that each of my athletes enjoys his cross country experience as much as I enjoyed cross country in high school. If I can get them to enjoy the sport, then the success that we have had will continue.”
Chuck and his wife, Wendy, have one daughter, Anna, 13.
Cross Country Staff
3 – Number of individual Cross Country titles captured by Bobby Curtis ‘03 (2000, 2001, 2002)
417 – Number of participants on the 2013 fall sports rosters (Cross Country, Football, Golf, and Soccer). Left to right: Head Coach Chuck Medley, Andy Meirose, Rob Young, Kyle Yochum
13 Cross Country Season Outlook
In 2012 the Tigers completed what many will argue as the finest season in the history of the program. During their record-setting season, they compiled an impressive record with 11 first-place finishes, one second-place finish, and a 14th place finish in the prestigious Nike Cross Country National Meet in Portland, Ore. At the KHSAA State Championship Meet, the Tigers won the title for the second consecutive year while tying the state record of 20 points, the fewest cumulative team points in the history of the event. Although five of the top seven runners from last year have graduated, the team returns a strong group of talented runners and expects to contend for another championship in 2013. The returning runners will be motivated by the possibility of winning three in a row for only the second time in St. X cross country history. Chris Striegel, who finished fifth at state, and Max Mudd, who finished seventh, will be counted on to lead the team this year. Also returning with varsity experience and talent are Stephen Kinny, Daniel Santos, Ben Glover, Jeremy Burch, William Mulloy, Ben Metzger, and Spencer Hayden. The coaches and runners are focused on their goals and primed for another title run in 2013.
2013 Cross Country Seniors
(left to right): Matt Garvey, Chris Striegel, Charles Tafel, Max Mudd, Jeremy Burch, Daniel Santos, Ben Metzger, Jack Minogue, Sam Olshansky, Stephen Kinny, Hunter York
2013 Cross Country Roster
Name YR Name YR Name YR Name YR Kenneth Barlow . . . . .FR Andrew Edwards . . . . FR Spencer Hayden . . . . .SO Colin Ryan ...... FR Chad Bauman ...... FR Christopher Eifler . . . .FR Oliver Hirn ...... SO Daniel Santos III . . . . .SR Matthew Bennett . . . . JR Benjamin Farber . . . . .JR Tyler Just ...... JR Brennan Schaefer . . . .FR Karim Billings ...... FR Peary Farrar ...... SO Stephen Kinny ...... SR Christopher Striegel . . .SR Cole Bollinger . . . . . SO Andrew Garvey . . . . . JR Benjamin Kleine-Kracht . .JR Charles Tafel ...... SR Jacob Brosky ...... FR Matthew Garvey . . . . .SR Jack Marchal ...... SO Matthew Thomas . . . . SO Dalton Buckman . . . . .FR Henry Geisler ...... JR Benjamin Metzger . . . .SR William Thompson . . . .FR Jeremy Burch ...... SR Eli George ...... JR Jack Minogue ...... SR Truman Tyrer ...... FR Casey Busch ...... FR Andrew Glass ...... FR Maximilian Mudd . . . . .SR Joseph Urda ...... SR Harrison Cabral . . . . .FR Benjamin Glover . . . . .JR William Mulloy . . . . . JR Brennan Wheatley . . . .JR Corbett Campbell . . . .JR Nicholas Grove . . . . . SO Sam Olshansky . . . . . SR Kyle Yates ...... JR Tucker Creger . . . . . SR Garrett Groves . . . . .SO Colin Prewitt ...... FR Hunter York ...... SR Henry DeLozier . . . . . FR Ryan Guenthner . . . . .FR Jeremy Prewitt . . . . . JR Jacob Young ...... FR
14 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Cross Country
1st Row (left to right): Charles Tafel, Matt Garvey, Jeremy Burch, Hunter York, Max Mudd, Sam Olshansky, Ben Metzger, Jack Minogue, Stephen Kinny – 2nd Row: Nick Grove, Brennan Wheatley, Matthew Bennett, Ben Glover, Chris Striegel, Daniel Santos, Corbett Campbell, Henry Giesler, Jeremy Prewitt, Andrew Garvey – 3rd Row: Stephen Wolf, Jack Marchal, Cole Bollinger, Matthew Thomas, Peary Farrar, Tyler Just, Ben Farber, Eli George, William Mulloy, Ben Kleine-Kracht – 4th Row: Karim Billings, Andrew Edwards, Colin Prewitt, Ryan Guenthner, Colin Ryan, Jacob Brosky, Brennan Schaefer, Dalton Buckman, Andrew Glass
2013 Cross Country Schedule – Number of Date meet Location time 9 times that a Saint Xavier 7/27 . .5k Time Trial . . . . . Seneca Park . . . 8:30 AM runner has won the 8/17 . .Practice Meet vs Manual .Seneca Park . . . 8:30 AM individual Cross Country 8/31 . .Tiger Run ...... River Road CC . . 9:00 AM Championship 9/4 . . Frosh-Soph/JV 3k . . . River Road CC . . 4:15 PM 9/14 . .North Oldham Inv. . . .Goshen . . . . . 9:15 AM 9/17 . .Master Schedule #1 . . River Road CC . . 4:30 PM 9/21 . .Trinity Invitational . . . E. P. Tom Sawyer . 9:00 AM 9/25 . .Frosh-Soph/JV 4k . . . River Road CC . . 4:15 PM 9/28 . .Palatine Inv ...... Chicago, IL . . . 9:00 AM 10/1 . .Master Schedule Meet #2 River Road CC . . 4:30 PM – Record 10/5 . .Great American . . . .Cary, NC. . . . . 9:45 AM 20 point total at the KHSAA 10/15 . Master Schedule Meet #3 River Road CC . . 5:00 PM State Cross Country Meet 10/19 . Lexington Catholic ...... KY Horse Park . . 10:00 AM set by the 1979 Tiger 11/2 . .Regional ...... TBA ...... TBA Harriers and duplicated 11/9 . .State Meet ...... KY Horse Park . . TBA by the 2012 team
15 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Cross Country
Matthew Bennett Jeremy Burch Corbett Campbell Tucker Creger Ben Farber
Henry Geisler Eli George Ben Glover Spencer Hayden Tyler Just
Stephen Kinny Ben Kleine-Kracht Ben Metzger Jack Minogue Max Mudd
William Mulloy Sam Olshansky Jeremy Prewitt Daniel Santos Chris Striegel
Charles Tafel Brennan Wheatley Kyle Yates Hunter York
16 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Cross Country
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21 Football Through the years
Saint Xavier High School was already more than 50-years-old when its football team took the field for the first time in 1917. In the nearly 100 years since that first game, the Saint Xavier football program has provided an experience that has helped countless young men on their journeys to manhood. • In 1917 the first Green and Gold football team took to the field under Coach Will Duffy. The 20s, 30s,and 40s established a strong foundation for the “Tradition of Excellence” under the leadership of coaches like Joe Harmon, Joe Guyon, Bob Schumann, and Ray Baer. • In 1934 Gilbert Sturtzel became the first of many Tiger football players to be named First Team All-State. • Coach Johnny Meihaus led the Tigers into the modern era beginning in 1952. He guided the program for 17 seasons, amassing 118 wins and three state championships (1956, 1957, and 1962). • The 1956 and 1957 Tigers posted identical 10-0-1 records to earn the school’s first two state football titles. • The Kentucky High School Athletic Association began its sanction of the football state championship in 1959, and the 1962 Tigers earned the school’s first KHSAA title with a thrilling 7-6 win over Valley in the mud. • Coach Leon Dunagan led the Tigers to the program’s first undefeated and untied season in 1969. The 15-0 victory over Butler in the title game capped a perfect 13-0 season and earned St. X another state championship. • The 1974 and 1975 Tigers combined to go 25-0 and earn back-to-back state titles for the second time in school history. Coach Bill Glaser left the Tiger program after two years and remains the only coach to compile a perfect career coaching record. The ’75 come-from-behind playoff win, 11-10 over Trinity, is remembered as one of the most dramatic finishes in Tiger football history. • The 1978 Tigers began the season by defeating Thomas Jefferson in the first and last Kentucky State Fair Bowl. The team completed the year with a 13-2 record and a state championship victory over Lexington Tates Creek. • In 1982 Coach Mike Glaser became the 17th St. X head football coach and began a 31-year run in which the Tigers won seven state championships and were state runner up four times. • In 1986, the Tigers defeated Boone County 27-14 in the 4A title game, providing Coach Glaser with the first of his seven championships. • The 1991 season ended with a heartbreaking loss in the state title game as the Tiger offense was stopped on the four-inch line on the final play of the game. The following year the Tigers returned with a vengeance to complete unfinished business. They ended the season with a 14-1 record and defeated Boone County for the 1992 State Championship. • The rest of the 90s saw the Tigers dominate the football scene with championships in 1995, 1997, and 1999, giving St. X four state 4A championships and one state runner-up finish in the decade. • The 1997 championship game was played in freezing temperatures, and, for the first time, the Tigers and Rocks were matched in a state championship game. The defensive struggle was decided by a lone field goal as the Tigers prevailed 3-0 in the final St. X/Trinity game to be played in Old Cardinal Stadium.
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• In 1998 the St. X/Trinity Classic moved to the University of Louisville’s Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium and annually draws close to 35,000 fans for one of the nation’s biggest rivalry games. • The 1999 title game was decided in overtime when the Tigers, trailing 31-28, scored the game- winning touchdown on a 4th and goal play from the one yard line to earn the 34-31 victory. • The Tigers earned their most recent state titles in 2004 and 2009, seasons in which they posted identical 14-1 records. • State runner-up finishes in 2003, 2005, and 2007 and the championships in 2004 and 2009 gave the Tigers five state title game appearances in the first decade of the 21st century. • In 2008 All State running back Rolandan “Deuce” Finch became the first St. X football player to ever be named Mr. Football in the state of Kentucky. • 2012 was the final season in the 31-year career of Coach Mike Glaser. His record of 336 wins and 78 losses ranks him as the coach with the most wins in St. X football history. • The 2013 Tigers look to a bright future as they work to bring the title back to St. X under the leadership of new coach Will Wolford. Saint Xavier Football – The Tradition Continues.
Football Season Outlook
The 2013 Tiger football team returns a great deal of experience from a successful season a year ago. With a talented group of seniors and juniors as well as a promising group of sophomores, the team is striving for a return to the top of the charts and to vie for a state championship when December arrives.
On the offensive side of the ball, in addition to experience, the Tigers are blessed with size, speed, and depth. In the backfield, Austin Davis, Treyveon Percell, and 2-year starter Charles Walker all return after excellent junior campaigns. The offensive line is led by returning starter John Kurtz, and with Austin Askin, Ryan Karrer, Stephen Gray, and Zane Meiners, and support and depth from newcomers, Nathan Scheler and Tyler Haycraft, the Tigers have one of the best groups of linemen in the program’s storied history. The quarterback position will be headed by strong-armed senior BJ Nagle and junior Noah Houk. They will be throwing to a host of talented receivers led by returning starter Will Roshkowski, along with converted QB Luke Hayden, Nick King, Trey Dornfeld, Lincoln Bisig, Corey Hughes, and senior tight ends Sam Gray and Evan Shaheen. On defense, the new-look Tigers look to swarm their opponents at the line of scrimmage and make big plays in the backfield and in the secondary. In the trenches will be an outstanding group of defensive linemen led by Lenny Broyles, Clay Schaefer, Skyler Robinson, and Austin Krueger. The linebackers return a number of experienced players, including Andrew McCormick, Patrick Wilbourn, and Spencer Foy, as well as Malik Carr, Evan Caffee, and Wes Parker. Dakota Jones returns as a starter to lead the secondary along with Russ Miller, Ryan Askin, Blake Issacs, Ryan Pike, and juniors Davey Sermersheim, Brandon Blaser, and Tyler Boarman
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Will Wolford – Head Football Coach Will is a 1982 graduate of Saint Xavier High School where he lettered four years in both football and basketball, as well as three years in track. After high school, he accepted an athletic scholarship to Vanderbilt University where he graduated in 1987. A four-year starter for the Commodores, he was a unanimous First Team All-SEC pick after his senior season, and the first-round pick of the Buffalo Bills in the 1986 NFL draft. During his 13-year NFL career, Will played with the Buffalo Bills, Indianapolis Colts, and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He started in three Super Bowls and three Pro Bowls and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in September of 1994. As a former player in the NFL, Will brings a unique perspective to the role of Head Coach. As a key member of several NFL teams, Will understands the intricacies and importance of teamwork and what it takes to be successful at the highest level of competition. Will plans to use the same attitude and approach that made him a great player in his role as the leader of the Tiger football program. Will and his wife, Jude, have three daughters: Grace, 20; Lauren, 18; and Bridget, 15.
Football Staff
Left to right: Shawn Thompson, Chad Lyons, Dan McCue, Todd Walsh, Ken Whalen, Bo Hatfield, Josh Mullin, Marc Breit, Chad Pinkston, Jeff Houk, Browning Nagle, Mike Flores, Will Wolford
Freshman Coaches: 1st Row: Mike Brockman, Todd Davis, Rob Schweitzer, Trainers: Danny McDonald, RJ Romero Mike Jessee, Michael McCormick – 2nd Row: Brett Mahle, Paul Buddeke, Quan Watts, Kevin Meredith, Kenny Taylor 24 2013 Varsity Football Schedule
DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAy time 8/16 . . . . .Simon Kenton SCRIMMAGE . . .A ...... 7:30 PM 8/23 . . . . .Ballard ...... H ...... 7:30 PM 8/31 . . . . .Lexington Catholic . . . . . A ...... 8:30 PM 9/6 . . . . . Bowling Green ...... H ...... 8:00 PM 9/13 . . . . .Fairdale ...... H ...... 7:30 PM 9/20 . . . . .Moeller (OH) ...... A ...... 7:30 PM 9/27 . . . . .Central ...... A ...... 7:30 PM 10/4 . . . . .Trinity ...... Papa John’s . . 8:00 PM 10/11 . . . . Male ...... H ...... 7:30 PM 10/18 . . . . Manual ...... A ...... 7:30 PM 10/25 . . . . OPEN 11/1 . . . . .Cincinnati St. X ...... H ...... 7:30 PM
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1st Row (left to right): Wes Parker, Andrew McCormick, Joey Hettel, Evan Caffee, Luke Hayden, Austin Sweeney, Malik Carr, Spencer Foy, Joe Vonderheide, Trey Dornfeld – 2nd Row Max Jones, Will Roshkowski, Chris Holland, Jake Collins, Ryan Gahafer, Charles Walker, Austin Davis, Patrick Wilbourn, Dakota Jones, Ryan Pike, Nick King, Evan Shaheen – 3rd Row: Bobby Martin, BJ Nagle, Blake Isaacs, Corey Hughes, Cedric Miller, John Conway, Russ Miller, Lenny Broyles, Skyler Robinson, Colin Whelan, Ryan Askin, Lincoln Bisig, Stephen Gray, Treyveon Percell 4th Row: Clay Schaefer, Ryan Karrer, John Bell, Sam Gray, John Kurtz, Matt Hamilton, Austin Krueger, Austin Askin, Will Leffert, Zach Frizzell 5th Row: Kevin Riggs, Joe Mann 25 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Football Roster
# Name POS HT WT YR # Name POS HT WT YR 2 CEDRIC MILLER . . . . RB . . . 5’7...... 160 . . . SR 52 will LEFFERT . . . . .DE . . . 6’3...... 220 . . . SR 3 ryan GAHAFER . . . . DB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 170 . . . SR 52 miCHAEL RUEFF . . . .DB . . . .5’9 . . . . . 147 . . . JR 4 russ MILLER . . . . .DB . . . .5’7 . . . . . 152 . . . SR 53 matthew HAMILTON . .OL . . . 6’3...... 230 . . . SR 5 JAKE COLLINS . . . . K/P . . . . 6’1 . . . . . 175 . . . SR 54 Kaleb South . . . . .LB . . . . 5’10” . . . . . 190 . . . SO 5 tyler SPALDING . . . DB . . . .DB ...... 150 . . . JR 55 sKYLER ROBINSON . . .DE . . . 5’10...... 270 . . . SR 6 BLAKE ISaACS . . . . DB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 175 . . . SR 55 dylan McFARLAND . . OLB . . 6’2...... 202 . . . JR 7 BJ NAGLE ...... QB . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 220 . . . SR 56 gavin Laffoon . . . .LB . . . . 6’1” . . . . . 201 . . . SO 8 ryan ASKIN . . . . . DB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 170 . . . SR 57 pete AMES ...... DL . . . . 5’10 . . . . . 295 . . . JR 8 a .J . Breit ...... QB . . . . 5’8” . . . . . 145 . . . SO 58 COLIN WHELAN . . . . OL . . . 5’11...... 200 . . . SR 9 maliK CARR . . . . . OLB . . 6’0...... 208 . . . SR 59 miCHAEL RICHARDS . . OL . . . 6’2...... 255 . . . JR 9 hunter WILLIAMS . . .DB . . . .5’6 . . . . . 150 . . . JR 60 sam BOGNER . . . . .OL . . . 5’8...... 225 . . . JR 10 tyler BOARMAN . . . DB . . . .5’11 . . . . . 168 . . . JR 61 JOSEPH MANN . . . . OL . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 218 . . . SR 11 BOBBY MARTIN . . . . WR . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 193 . . . SR 62 nathan SCHELER . . . OL . . . 6’2...... 255 . . . JR 12 luKE HAYDEN . . . . .WR . . . . 6’1 . . . . . 175 . . . SR 63 stephen GRAY . . . . OL . . . 6’0...... 235 . . . SR 13 will ROSHKOWSKI . . .WR . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 155 . . . SR 64 CHRIS HOLLAND . . . .DE . . . 5’10...... 214 . . . SR 14 noah HOUK . . . . . QB . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 182 . . . JR 65 palmer THOMPSON . . OL . . . 6’2...... 260 . . . JR 15 JOEY HETTEL . . . .OL . B . . 6’0...... 185 . . . SR 66 KEVIN RIGGS . . . . . OL . . . 6’0...... 240 . . . SR 16 CHARLES WALKER . . .RB . . . 5’11...... 190 . . . SR 67 austin ASKIN . . . . .OL . . . 6’6...... 275 . . . SR 17 niCK KING ...... WR . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 195 . . . SR 68 miCHAEL SEHLINGER . .OL . . . 6’1...... 225 . . . JR 17 andrew Raley . . . .WR . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 160 . . . JR 69 lenny BROYLES . . . .DL . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 285 . . . SR 18 COREY HUGHES . . .WR . . . . . 5’9 . . . . . 155 . . . SR 69 matthew MILLER . . .OL . . . 5’8...... 180 . . . JR 19 zaCH FRIZZELL . . . . DB . . . .6’3 . . . . . 170 . . . SR 70 tyler HAYCRAFT . . . OL . . . 6’4...... 255 . . . JR 20 JOSHUA RUSSELL . . . DB . . . .5’8 . . . . . 155 . . . JR 71 JOHN KURTZ . . . . . OL . . . 6’5...... 265 . . . SR 21 JAYLON HIBBS . . . . WR . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 165 . . . JR 72 thomas KUSHNER . . .DL . . . . 6’4 . . . . . 320 . . . JR 22 taiJON SMITH . . . . .RB . . . 5’9...... 170 . . . JR 73 zane MEINERS . . . . DL . . . . 6’7 . . . . . 325 . . . SR 23 Chase Rowan . . . . RB . . . 5’9”...... 168 . . . SO 73 patriCK ZEHNDER . . .OL . . . 6’1...... 225 . . . JR 24 daniel PUSEY . . . . DB . . . .6’0 . . . . . 150 . . . SR 74 austin KRUEGER . . . DE . . . 6’3...... 220 . . . SR 24 austin SWEENEY . . . WR . . . . 6’0 . . . . . 175 . . . SR 74 andrew ROTH . . . . DL . . . . 5’10 . . . . . 206 . . . JR 25 miCHAEL ACKERMAN . .WR . . . . 5’7 . . . . . 158 . . . JR 75 JOHN BELL ...... DE . . . 6’3...... 218 . . . SR 26 patriCK WILBOURN . . OLB . . 5’11...... 200 . . . SR 75 daniel SHERIDAN . . . OL . . . 5’10...... 270 . . . JR 27 davey SERMERSHEIM . .DB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 155 . . . JR 76 KYLE CRAVENS . . . . OL . . . 6’3...... 210 . . . JR 28 mason KING . . . . .WR/P . . 6’2...... 164 . . . JR 76 tucker Donlon . . . DL . . . . 5’11” . . . . . 256 . . . SO 29 BRANDON BLASER . . .DB . . . .5’9 . . . . . 155 . . . JR 77 CHRISTIAN FELL . . . .DL . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 270 . . . JR 30 sehr FALTIN . . . . . CB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 160 . . . SR 78 ryan KARRER . . . . .OL . . . 6’6...... 280 . . . SR 31 J .r . JOHNSON . . . . DB . . . .5’3 . . . . . 105 . . . JR 78 JONATHAN BODE . . . OL . . . 6’2...... 195 . . . JR 32 deKOTA JONES . . . . DB . . . .5’9 . . . . . 195 . . . SR 79 ethan Adams . . . . DL . . . . 6’1” . . . . . 204 . . . SO 33 JACKIE ARNOLD . . . .DB . . . .6’0 . . . . . 173 . . . JR 80 KYLE OLIVER . . . . . LB . . . . 6’0 . . . . . 190 . . . JR 34 CLARK CAMPBELL . . .WR . . . . 6’0 . . . . . 188 . . . JR 81 JOSEPH VONDERHEIDE . WR . . . . 6’0 . . . . . 162 . . . SR 35 ryan PIKE ...... DB . . . .5’11 . . . . . 170 . . . SR 82 evan SHAHEEN . . . . TE . . . . 6’0 . . . . . 205 . . . SR 35 sean TEDDER . . . . .WR . . . . 5’7 . . . . . 135 . . . JR 83 daniel BOWLING . . . WR . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 150 . . . JR 36 andrew LYONS . . . .DB . . . .5’8 . . . . . 170 . . . JR 84 JACK WERNER . . . . WR/LS . . . 6’2 . . . . . 160 . . . JR 37 meyer HUNDLEY . . . LB . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 193 . . . JR 85 davis KANNAPELL . . .TE . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 205 . . . JR 38 trey DORNFELD . . . .WR . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 170 . . . SR 86 sam GRAY ...... TE . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 225 . . . SR 38 wes TAYLOR . . . . . WR . . . . 5’9 . . . . . 160 . . . JR 86 lowell BROWN . . . .TE . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 212 . . . JR 39 linCOLN BISIG . . . . WR . . . . 5’9 . . . . . 160 . . . Sr 87 JOSHUA FINERTY . . . TE . . . . 6’3 . . . . . 180 . . . JR 40 CONNOR BARNES . . . LB . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 190 . . . JR 88 david Palmer . . . . TE . . . . 6’4” . . . . . 192 . . . SO 41 CARTER MATTINGLY . . OLB . . 5’9...... 160 . . . JR 89 noah GRUNEISEN . . . TE . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 181 . . . JR 42 JACK DOHERTY . . . . FB . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 205 . . . JR 90 will MATTINGLY . . . .DB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 160 . . . JR 43 evan CAFFEE . . . . .LB . . . . 6’1 . . . . . 220 . . . SR 91 parKER MADDOX . . . LB . . . . 5’9 . . . . . 185 . . . JR 44 treyveon PERCELL . . RB . . . 5’10...... 195 . . . SR 92 CARSON KEHRES . . . DL . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 315 . . . JR 45 austin DAVIS . . . . .RB . . . 5’11...... 225 . . . SR 93 andrew WALKER . . . WR . . . . 6’2 . . . . . 160 . . . JR 46 wes PARKER . . . . .OLB . . 6’2...... 205 . . . SR 94 will EDWARDS . . . .DE . . . 6’0...... 205 . . . JR 47 spenCER FOY . . . . .OLB . . 6’3...... 212 . . . SR 95 CLAY SCHAEFER . . . .DE . . . 6’3...... 255 . . . SR 48 andrew McCORMICK .LB . . . . 6’1 . . . . . 215 . . . SR 96 ryan FLEMING . . . DE. . . . 6’3...... 180 . . . JR 49 logan Butler . . . . LB . . . . 6’0” . . . . . 166 . . . SO 97 max JONES . . . . . TE . . . . 5’11 . . . . . 172 . . . SR 50 traCE AMSHOFF . . . LB . . . . 5’9 . . . . . 170 . . . JR 97 matthew UHLS . . . .WR . . . . 6’1 . . . . . 175 . . . JR 51 JOHN CONWAY . . . . OL . . . 5’7...... 195 . . . SR 98 miCHAEL BENNETT . . .WR . . . . 5’6 . . . . . 147 . . . JR 51 luKE STURGILL . . . . DB . . . .5’10 . . . . . 155 . . . JR 99 BEN LOGSDON . . . . K . . . . . 5’10 . . . . . 145 . . . JR
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1st Row (left to right): Cedric Miller, Ryan Gahafer, Russ Miller, Jake Collins, Tyler Spalding, Blake Isaacs, B.J. Nagle, Ryan Askin, Hunter Williams, Malik Carr, Tyler Boarman, Bobby Martin – 2nd Row: Luke Hayden, Will Roshkowski, Noah Houk, Joey Hettel, Charles Walker, Nick King, Andrew Raley, Corey Hughes, Zach Frizzell, Joshua Russell, Jaylon Hibbs, Taijon Smith, Austin Sweeney – 3rd Row: Daniel Pusey, Michael Ackerman, Patrick Wilbourn, Davey Sermersheim, Mason King, Brandon Blaser, Sehr Faltin, J.R. Johnson, Dekota Jones, Jackie Arnold, Clark Campbell, Ryan Pike, Sean Tedder, Andrew Lyons – 4th Row: Meyer Hundley, Wes Taylor, Trey Dornfeld, Lincoln Bisig, Connor Barnes, Carter Mattingly, Jack Doherty, Evan Caffee, Treyveon Percell, Austin Davis, Wes Parker, Spencer Foy, Andrew McCormick, Trace Amshoff, John Conway – 5th Row: Will Leffert, Michael Reuff, Matthew Hamilton, Skyler Robinson, Dylan McFarland, Pete Ames, Colin Whelan, Michael Richards, Sam Bogner, Joseph Mann, Nathan Scheler, Stephen Gray, Chris Holland, Palmer Thompson – 6th Row: Kevin Riggs, Austin Askin, Michael Sehlinger, Lenny Broyles, Matthew Miller, Tyler Haycraft, John Kurtz, Thomas Kushner, Patrick Zehnder, Austin Krueger, Andrew Roth, John Bell, Daniel Sheridan, Kyle Cravens, Christian Fell – 7th Row: Johnathan Bode, Ryan Karrer, Kyle Oliver, Evan Shaheen, Daniel Bowling, Jack Werner, Davis Kannapell, Sam Gray, Lowell Brown, Joshua Finerty, Noah Gruneisen, Will Mattingly, Parker Maddox, Carson Kehres – 8th Row: Andrew Walker, Will Edwards, Clay Schaefer, Ryan Fleming, Max Jones, Matthew Uhls, Michael Bennett, Ben Logsdon – Not pictured: Joseph Vonderheide, Zane Meiners
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1st Row (left to right): Colin O’Daniel, Sam Willard, Corey Clements, A.J. Breit, Corbyn Buchart, Ian Kania, Jake H. Ballard – 2nd Row: Corey Chitwood, Joe Butler, Kurt Ramser, Chase Rowan, Adam Haas, Trey Clements, Patrick Ritter, Michael Ervin – 3rd Row: John Martinez, Michael Keene, Zachery Kersnick, Cobe Calhoun, Chris Beets, Jackson Hayes, Joey Tisone, Logan Butler – 4th Row: Kaleb South, Gavin Laffoon, Christian Calleja, Garrett Lentz, Trevor Hahn, Mark Thieman, Bryce Perram, Jake Taylor, Matthew Boeckmann, Dallas Whelan – 5th Row: Dalton Bradshaw, Joseph Fisher, Tucker Donlon, Ethan Adams, Evan Callahan, Dallas Ford, John-Logan Bisig, David Palmer, William Thornton, Michael Porter Not pictured: Jake A. Ballard, Conner Ising 2013 Junior Varsity Football Schedule DAte oPPONENT site time 9/3 . .Ballard . . . . . A . .5:30 PM 9/9 . .Fairdale . . . . A . .6:00 PM 1 – Number of 9/21 . Moeller (OH . . . H . .11:00 AM Saint Xavier head coaches 9/23 . Central . . . . . H . .5:30 PM with a perfect record; Bill Glaser’s teams 9/30 . Trinity . . . . . H . .5:30 PM went 25-0 in 1974 10/7 . Male . . . . . A . .5:30 PM and 1975 to win two 10/14 . Manual . . . . H . .5:30 PM state championships 10/21 . Lexington Catholic . H . .6:00 PM
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1st Row (left to right): Owen Johnson, Jake Taylor, James Tobin, Jack Fultz, Anteneh Thompson, Tyler Barnes, James Myers, Blake Roshkowski, Dylan Harkins, Austin Eisert, Michael Meredith – 2nd Row: Matthew Logsdon, Ryan Murphy, Tanner Brown, Nic Malubay, Sam Mudd, James Bryant, Mack Blincoe, Austin Towles, Sam Hedges, Owen Weis, Addison Waddell, Spencer Quesenberry – 3rd Row: Daniel Turner, Mathew Shewmaker, Jacob Stofer, Logan Houk, Dalton Gillespie, Matthew Smith, Andrew Engel, Brian Mazzoni, Sam Taylor, Braidon Washburn, Christian Cundiff, Brewer Cahalan, Ryan Neutz – 4th Row: Jonathan Coats, Sammy McDonogh, Patrick Kurtz, Mikey Flores, Jack Karem, Zac Collins, Jack Koch, 2013 Freshman Max Masterson, Damon Hall, Barry Banta, Sam Dedich, Jonathon Dumoulin, Football Schedule Chandler Simpson, Joe Lyons – 5th Row: Ian Bentz, Jack Kronk, Kyle Robinson, Mason Moorman, Kevin Niehoff, Michael Smith, Jack Daly, DAte oPPONENT site time Ben Bell, Luke Blakely, Zach Deda, James Nielson, Matthew Stout, Justin Voelker, Andrew Eberle, Alex Bright – 6th Row: Bryce Gittings, 9/5 . .Ballard . . . . . A . .5:30 PM Albert Lynch, Clint Hoehler, Jackson Norris, Max Willinger, Noah Oliver, 9/12 . Fairdale . . . . A . .6:00 PM Nicholas Bell, William Meyer, Cole Stumler, Scott Baird, Wyatt Oxley, Davis Mark, Matthew Schadt, Shawn Kirwan, Cameron Simoneaux, 9/14 . Fairdale Jamboree A . .TBA Chase Collins – 7th Row: Thomas Coomes, Ricky Garr, Paul Porter, 9/21 . Moeller (OH . . . A . .11:00 AM Ray Steilberg, Daniel Coy, Malcomb Haming, Paul Oberst, Nathan Mosley, 9/26 . Central . . . . . H . .5:30 PM Isaac Fehr, Ben Fitgerald, Zac Rapp, Jonathan Allen, Ryan Dougherty, Graham Summers, Christian Thompson, Ryan Adams, Jack Zickel 10/3 . Trinity . . . . . H . .5:30 PM Not pictured: Desmond Ridder 10/10 . Male . . . . . A . .5:30 PM 10/17 . Manual . . . . H . .5:30 PM 10/19 . McCracken Co. . . H . .1:00 PM 10/24 . Lexington Catholic . A . .6:00 PM
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Michael Ackerman Ethan Adams Pete Ames Trace Amshoff Jackie Arnold
Ryan Askin Austin Askin Connor Barnes John Bell Michael Bennett
Lincoln Bisig Brandon Blaser Tyler Boarman Jonathan Bode Sam Bogner
Daniel Bowling AJ Breit Lowell Brown Lenny Broyles Logan Butler
Evan Caffee Clark Campbell Malik Carr Zach Childress Jake Collins
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John Conway Kyle Cravens Austin Davis Jack Doherty Tucker Donlon
Trey Dornfeld Will Edwards Sehr Faltin Christian Fell Joshua Finerty
Ryan Fleming Spencer Foy Zach Frizzell Ryan Gahafer Sam Gray
Noah Gruneisen Matthew Hamilton Tyler Haycraft Luke Hayden Joey Hettel
Jaylon Hibbs Chris Holland Noah Houk Corey Hughes Meyer Hundley
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Blake Isaacs JR Johnson Dekota Jones Max Jones Davis Kannapell
Ryan Karrer Carson Kehres Mason King Nick King Austin Krueger
John Kurtz Thomas Kushner Gavin Laffoon Will Leffert Ben Logsdon
Andrew Lyons Parker Maddox Joe Mann Bobby Martin Carter Mattingly
Will Mattingly Andrew McCormick Dylan McFarland Chase McGehee Russ Miller
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Cedric Miller Matthew Miller BJ Nagle Kyle Oliver David Palmer
Wes Parker Ryan Pike Treyveon Purcell Daniel Pusey Andrew Raley
Michael Richards Kevin Riggs Skyler Robinson Will Roshkowski Andrew Roth
Chase Rowan Michael Rueff Josh Russell Clay Schaefer Nathan Scheler
Michael Sehlinger Davey Sermersheim Evan Shaheen Daniel Sheridan Taijon Smith
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Kaleb South Ty Spalding Lucas Sturgill Austin Sweeney Wesley Taylor
Sean Tedder Palmer Thompson Matthew Uhls Andrew Walker Charles Walker
Jack Werner Colin Whelan Patrick Wilbourn Hunter Williams Patrick Zehnder
34 35 29 – Number of 2012 fall sport participants who will be playing their sport in college in 2013
31 – Tenure of recently retired Head Football Coach Mike Glaser
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Since the KHSAA sanctioned its first Golf Championship in 1935, the Tigers have proven to be the gold standard for excellence and tradition throughout the Commonwealth. Beginning with the first state championship in 1951, the golf program has established a legacy of championship success that is second to none. With 13 individual winners and 18 team titles, Saint Xavier golfers have consistently proven themselves to be the most dominant program in Kentucky. • Under the guidance of Brother Edward Joseph, the team captured the school’s first four state titles (1951, 1952, 1954, and 1957). • Bobby Nichols became the school’s first individual winner in 1953. He repeated as champion in 1954 before enjoying a professional career that included the 1967 Ryder Cup team, a second place finish at the 1967 Masters, and 12 PGA Tour victories, including the 1964 PGA Championship where he beat Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicholas with a record low score that would stand for 30 years. • Frank Beard was the 1957 individual state champion before becoming a regular on the PGA Tour. While on the Tour, he was a member of the Ryder Cup teams in 1969 and 1971, captured 11 tour victories, and topped the PGA Tour money list in 1969. • In 1958, Eddie Schnurr became the last individual winner under Brother Edward Joseph. • Marty Donlon took over the program in 1963 and established the Kentucky Invitational Tournament (KIT) that showcases the best talent in the region. 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of the event.
• Mike Zimmerer guided the Tigers to the 1966 championship and captured the individual title as well. • From 1967 until Pat Vadden won in 1991, the Tigers would not have an individual champion, but would secure four team titles, including back-to-back championships in 1981 and 1982. • In 1999, Brandon Waldrop started a trend that would see the Tigers capture both the individual and team titles within the same year in three of the next five seasons (Robbie Shaw, 2001; Jessie Mudd, 2002; and Matt Savage, 2004). • Marty Donlon retired as coach in 2007 after continuing the tradition of excellence for 45 years. Coach Donlon’s teams captured 12 team championships and six individual titles. Dan Utley was introduced as the new golf coach and replaced the longest-tenured head coach in school history. • David Payne added to the legacy of champion golfers when he captureed the 2008 crown and helped secure the team title in 2008, earning Coach Utley a team title in his first year. • In 2009, Justin Thomas claimed the state crown and guided the team to its 18th state championship. Justin played on the 2010 Junior Ryder Cup team and earned the Haskins Award as NCAA Player of the Year in 2012 as a freshman at the University of Alabama. His 2013 Alabama team was NCAA National Champion. • In 2011, Stephen Stallings became the most recent Tiger to win the individual state title. The team was runner-up at both the 2011 and 2012 state tournaments.
42 2013 Golf
Dan Utley – Head Golf Coach Dan enters his sixth season as the Saint Xavier Head Golf Coach in 2013. After playing both football and golf at Lexington’s Tates Creek High School, Dan had to make a choice between the two when the KHSAA made golf a fall sport in 1989. When he chose to follow his love for the game, it opened the door on a stellar golf career. Dan played collegiate golf at the University of Louisville where he lettered for four years and served as team captain in his final two years as a Cardinal. An accomplished amateur player who won the Kentucky State Amateur Championship in 1994, he turned professional a year after graduation and began teaching and working at various clubs throughout the southeast. He has held various positions, but all have had the common ingredient of helping others get better at the game of golf. Before taking over the reins of the Saint Xavier program, Dan served as an assistant coach in the SEC at the University of Kentucky and as an agent representing professional golfers. His philosophy as a coach and teacher of the game is pretty simple: Prepare to be the best. He wants his players to be confident and feel that they are the best players in the state every time they tee it up in a match. Dan is the father of two daughters, Mallory, 7, and Meredith, 2, who can be seen cheering on Dad and the Tiger golf team during the season.
Golf Season Outlook
The 2014 Tigers will look to returning players Brendon Doyle and Michael Sass to be the experienced team leaders after the departures of Cooper Musselman, Stephen Stallings, Ben Sullivan, and Luke Jones, four key players who graduated in the spring. The remainder of the team, while without a great deal of varsity experience, is loaded with depth and talent. Christian Vining, Paxton Duff, John Lechleiter, Jimmy Gates, Matt Liston, Billy Basham, Allen Hamilton, and others have a great opportunity to move up the depth chart while demonstrating their abilities and helping the team succeed. The depth of talent on the squad this year will certainly be the strength of the team and will push everyone to get better throughout the year. By preparing every day to be the best and buying into that philosophy, exciting things can happen with this team.
45 – Tenure of former Head Golf Coach Marty Donlon
23 – Number of PGA Tour victories earned by St. X golf team alumni (Bobby Nichols ‘54, 2012 KHSAA runner-up team with trophy Frank Beard ‘57)
43 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Golf
1st Row (left to right): Drew Kiehl, Matt Liston, Samuel George, Clay Amlung, Cameron Clark, Shawn DeWeese, Matthew Childress, Kyle Saffran, Alex Rowland, Liam Friel – 2nd Row: Jack Berger, Reece Pavelonis, Jackson Thieneman, Asst Coach David Shearn, Head Coach Dan Utley, Assistant Coach Gary Demling, Nicholas Postlewait, Thomas Zoeller, Jimmy Gates – 3rd Row: Clay Johnston, Jacob Parker, Peter Brown Jr., Christian Vining, Kevin von Nostitz, John Lechleiter, Paxton Duff, Will Hellman, Michael Sass, Billy Basham, Allen Hamilton
13 – Number of times that a Saint Xavier golfer has won the individual State Championship
2013 Golf Roster
Name YR Name YR Clay Amlung . . . . . F. R Andrew Kiehl ...... SO Billy Basham ...... SO John Lechleiter II . . . . SR Jack Berger ...... JR Matthew Liston . . . . .SO Peter Brown Jr ...... SO Jacob Parker ...... SO Matthew Childress . . . FR Reece Pavelonis . . . . .FR Cameron Clark . . . . . FR Victor Perrone . . . . . JR Shawn DeWeese . . . . . FR Nicholas Postlewait . .F . R Brendon Doyle . . . . . SR Alexander Rowland . . . JR Paxton Duff . . . . . SR. Kyle Saffran ...... JR Liam Friel ...... JR Michael Sass ...... SO James Gates ...... JR Jackson Thieneman . . . FR – Seasons the golf Samuel George . . . . . SO Christian Vining . . . . .SR 14 Allen Hamilton . . . . . SO Kevin Von Nostitz . . . . SR program went undefeated in William Hellman . . . . .SR Thomas Zoeller . . . . .FR match play (1995–2008) Clayton Johnston . . .SR .
44 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Golf
Billy Basham Jack Berger Peter Brown Brendon Doyle Paxton Duff
Liam Friel James Gates Allen Hamilton Will Hellman Clayton Johnston
Drew Kiehl John Lechleiter Matt Liston Alex Rowland Kyle Saffran
Golf Staff
Michael Sass Kevin Von Nostitz
Left to right: Gary Demling, Head Coach Dan Utley, David Shearn Christian Vining
45 2013 Golf Schedule
Date event Host Location 8/2 . . . The General Classic . . . . . Lafayette . . . . . Gay Brewer Jr. GC 8/5 . . . The Preview ...... West Jessamine HS . Champions Trace 8/5 . . . The Flyer Classic ...... Franklin County HS . Frankfort CC 8/6 . . . The Colonel Classic . . . . . Oldham County HS . Nevel Meade GC 8/6 . . . The Flyer Classic (round 2) . . . Franklin County HS . Griffin Gate 8/7 . . . The Kentucky Cup ...... LCA ...... The University Club of Kentucky 8/8 . . . The Kentucky Cup Match Play ...... The University Club of Kentucky 8/10 . . The Rebel Challenge . . . . . Boyle County HS . . Old Bridge GC 8/17 . . the 50th KIT ...... Saint Xavier HS . . Nevel Meade GC 8/24 . . The Kearny Classic ...... Kearny Hills GC 8/31 . . The Madison Central Invitational . Madison Central . . The Bull GC 9/7 . . . The Bowling Green Invitational ...... Bowling Green CC 9/14 . . The Battle of the Bluegrass . . . CAL ...... The Cardinal Club 9/21 . . The Marion County Invitational ...... Rosewood GC 9/30 . . Regional Championship ...... Midland Trail CC 10/7-10 . KHSAA State Championship ...... Bowling Green CC
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51 Soccer through the years
Since its inception in 1969, the Tiger Soccer program has demonstrated excellence both on the field and in the classroom. Throughout its 44 years of existence, the players and coaches have created a legacy of success that is unsurpassed in Kentucky and has been recognized on the national scene for both its performance and academic accomplishments. Some of them include: • Brother David Freely coached the Tigers to their first title in 1969 prior to the sport becoming sanctioned by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. • In 1972 and 1973 the soccer teams captured back-to-back state championships under the direction of Brother Johan Gegner. These were the first two years of play sanctioned by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. • Coach Mark Saurer led the Tigers to another title in the fall of 1981 during a time that the KHSAA sanctioned championship was held in the spring. • The Tigers have won nine of the 19 titles awarded by the KHSAA since 1994. • Coach Rick Blair ’66 led the team to titles in 1994 and 1997. • Coach Andy Schulten’s Tiger soccer teams have captured eight of 13 championships awarded in the 21st century. • St. X teams have 14 total titles, 12 sanctioned by the KHSAA. These titles are spread through every decade since the first one in 1969. • The 2012 team earned a #3 national ranking as it won a second consecutive state crown and extended the program’s unbeaten streak to 55 matches. • Three St. X players have been named Kentucky’s Mr. Soccer since 2000: Ray Burse (2001), Kevin Bick (2007 & 2008), and Kaelon Fox (2012). • The Tigers have earned Academic All-American Team status in six of the past 11 seasons (2002, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2012). • Nine members of the Class of 2013 have signed to play soccer at the collegiate level, joining five more from the Class of 2012.
Soccer Staff
Left to right: Ted Nichols, Samuel Picota, Nathan Durbin, Head Coach Andy Schulten, Tony Distler, Brad Walsh
55 – Consecutive game unbeaten streak as the Tiger Soccer team opens the 2013 season
52 2013 Soccer
Andy Schulten – Head Soccer Coach Andy is a 1987 graduate of Saint Xavier High School where he played soccer for four years and earned All-State recognition in his senior year. After St. X he attended Centre College and earned his undergraduate degree in history and english. While at Centre he lettered four years in soccer and earned NSCAA All- Region honors. He also lettered two years in swimming and held the Centre College school record in the 200-yard breaststroke until 2007. Andy began his coaching career at St. X in 1994 as an assistant soccer and swim coach. In 1998, after four years as an assistant, he was promoted to Head Soccer Coach. Andy’s impressive career record as the head coach of the Tigers stands at 316-43-18 with eight state championships (2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012). In 2011 he was named National Soccer Coach of the Year. During his tenure, the St. X soccer program has established itself as the premiere soccer program in the state of Kentucky and as one of the best programs in the nation. Andy and his wife, Stephanie, have four children: Jake, 12; Josh, 10; Samantha, 9; and Mara, 6.
2012 KHSAA State Champions
53 Soccer Season Outlook
The soccer team returns to action this fall after posting an impressive 27-0-2 season record and capturing a second consecutive state championship in 2012. Once again the Tigers should be among the best in the state with an opportunity to challenge for the KHSAA state title in November. While the 2013 team enters the season with a 55-match unbeaten streak, it also enters without 14 of the top 15 players from a year ago. An inexperienced roster that will include several sophomores will be challenged by a difficult schedule as it learns to play together and rounds into top form. The lone returning starter, senior Joe Workman, will be a candidate for the prestigious 2013 Kentucky Mr. Soccer award. A talented striker, he will be counted on to be an important playmaker for the Tigers. Midfielder Bobby Buse and newcomer Jack Somervell will also see significant minutes and are counted on to have breakout seasons. The strengths of the Tigers should be in the ability to attack, led by Workman, along with the overall depth of the team. An unproven defense and uncharacteristic inexperience will provide big challenges for the 2013 team. With a lot of hard work and the willingness to grasp and execute the St. X soccer system, the Tigers should once again be in the hunt for another championship.
2013 Soccer Schedule
Date opponent site TIME 8/13 . . . CAL (scrimmage) . . .H . . 7:00 PM 8/20 . . . Central Hardin . . . A . . 7:00 PM 8/22 . . . Collegiate . . . . . H . . 7:00 PM 8/24 . . . Ballard ...... H . . 7:00 PM 8/26 . . . Lexington Cath . . . H . . 7:00 PM 8/30 . . . Liberty/SLUH . . . . H . . 8:00 PM 8/30 . . . Trinity vs Lib/SLUH . . H . . 6:00 PM 8/31 . . . SLUH/Liberty . . . . H . . 1:30 PM 8/31 . . . Trinity vs Lib/SLUH . . H . . 3:30 PM 9/5 . . . .South Oldham . . . .H . . 7:00 PM 9/10 . . . Male ...... A . . 7:00 PM 9/14 . . . Greenwood . . . . .H . . 1:45 PM 9/17 . . . Collins ...... H . . 7:00 PM 9/19 . . . Manual ...... H . . 7:00 PM 9/21 . . . Brebeuf ...... A . . 3:30 PM 9/23 . . . Eastern ...... A . . 7:00 PM 9/24 . . . Brown ...... A . . 5:00 PM 9/30 . . . Atherton ...... A . . 7:00 PM 10/2 . . . Trinity ...... A . . 7:00 PM 10/4-10/5 .Gateway City Classic . A . . 10/10 . . .Oldham Co . . . . .H . . 7:00 PM 10/12 . . .St. Henry ...... H . . 1:00 PM
54 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Soccer
1st Row (left to right): Michael Elder, Austin Goodman, Andrew Schaefer, Trent Stigler, Trevor McStoots, Colin Kremer, Neal McKiernan, Zachary Vititoe, Nicholas Schrage, Dean Mock, Klayton Grimes – 2nd Row: Brighton Farrar, Brad Woodlee, Matt Effinger, Thomas Doerr, Joey Workman, Wes Atwell, Clay Brown, Sam Raque, Sam Lukens, George McCracken – 3rd Row: Assistant Coach Nathan Durbin, Assistant Coach Brad Walsh, Bobby Buse, James Fuhs, Ian Kassebaum, Davis George, Wes Luvisi, Patrick Schwarz, Alex Popovich, Jack Somervell, Braden Wyman, Head Coach Andy Schulten, Assistant Coach Ted Nichols
2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Soccer Roster
# Name POS YR # Name POS YR 00 davis George . . . . Goalie ...... SO 15 matt Effinger . . . .Midfield ...... Sr 01 trent Stigler . . . .Midfield ...... SO 16 Brighton Farrar . . .Defender . . . . . S. r 02 andrew Schaefer . . Midfield ...... JR 17 Braden Wyman . . . .Defender . . . . . S. r 03 wes Atwell . . . . .Defender . . . . . Jr. 18 austin Goodman . .M . idfield ...... Jr 04 nick Schrage . . . . Defender . . . . . Jr. 19 dean Mock . . . . . Striker ...... Jr 05 trevor McStoots . . Midfield ...... Jr 20 Brad Woodlee . . . .Midfield ...... Sr 06 thomas Doerr . . . .Defender . . . . . Jr. 21 george McCracken . .Defender . . . . . Jr. 07 Bobby Buse . . . . . Midfield ...... Sr 22 Colin Kremer . . . . Midfield ...... SO 08 Klayton Grimes . . . Striker ...... Jr 23 neal McKiernan . . . Defender . . . . . Jr. 09 zach Vititoe ...... Midfield ...... Jr 24 James Fuhs . . . . . Striker ...... Sr 10 Jack Somervell . . . Striker ...... Sr 25 michael Elder . . . .Defender . . . . . Jr. 11 Joe Workman . . . . Striker ...... Sr 30 wes Luvisi ...... Goalie ...... Sr 12 sam Lukens . . . . .Defender . . . . . S. r 60 patrick Schwarz . . .Goalie ...... Sr 13 sam Raque . . . . . Midfield ...... Sr 70 ian Kassebaum . . . .Goalie ...... Jr 14 Clay Brown . . . . .Midfield ...... Jr 90 alexander Popovich . Goalie ...... Jr
55 2013 Saint Xavier Junior Varsity Soccer
1st Row (left to right): Garrett Dickinson, Eric Brangers, Darrin Woodlee, Davis George, Matt Phelan, Clayton Burruss, Matthieu Tapolsky 2nd Row: Graham Reynolds, Andrew Schnurr, Nolan Hickey, Nick Eimers, John Hinkebein, Brett Hulsmeyer, Matthew Burruss, Head Coach Brad Walsh Not pictured: Karmah Fahnbulleh, Brandon Naber, Kody Nalley, PJ Loheide
2013 Soccer Seniors
Left to right: Patrick Schwarz, Sam Raque, Matt Effinger, Brad Woodlee, Jack Somervell, James Fuhs, Bobby Buse, Sam Lukens, Braden Wyman, Brighton Farrar, Wes Luvisi, Center: Joey Workman
6 – Number of times that the Tiger Soccer team has earned Academic All-American Team status
56 2013 Saint Xavier Freshman Soccer
1st Row (left to right): Henry Buckey, Shane Corrigan, Curran Stevens, Beau Brooks, Evan Campbell, Trent Ennenbach, Connor Clines, Dylan Kaelin, Keefer Barnum, Garrett L’Heureux, Nick Scharfenberger, Ryan Danehy – 2nd Row: Assistant Coach Tony Distler, Brad Middleton, Ian Waldrop, Ryan Pamplin, Steven Bennett, Evan Konermann, Clayton Allen, Patrick Haugh, Sam Graber, Tanner Boling, Head Coach Samuel Picota
57 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Soccer
Wes Atwell Clay Brown Bobby Buse Thomas Doerr Matt Effinger
Michael Elder Brighton Farrar James Fuhs Davis George Austin Goodman
Klayton Grimes Ian Kassebaum Colin Kremer Sam Lukens Wes Luvisi
George McCracken Neal McKiernan Trevor McStoots Dean Mock Alex Popovich
Sam Raque Andrew Schaefer Nick Schrage Patrick Schwarz Jack Somervell
58 2013 Saint Xavier Varsity Soccer
Trent Stigler Zach Vititoe Brad Woodlee Joe Workman Braden Wyman
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