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South Charlotte Sports Report“HOMETOWN TEAMS ... HOMETOWN KIDS”
Volume 12, Issue 3 June 1, 2017 - FREEwww.southcharlottesports.com @SCSportsReport
South Mecklenburg High School senior softball player Katie Allison will travel a short distance this fall to continue to chase her education and softball goals at Belmont Abbey College. The daughter of Bobby and Debra Allison concluded a successful softball career for the Sabres this spring. Katie is a shortstop with the ability to play any position on the field.
With a long list of athletic and academic accolades, Katie walks away from South Meck with a sense of pride and great accomplishment. She was named the Female Athlete of the Year at South Meck and has been the team MVP for all four years of high school. Katie also was honored as an All-Conference Player.
When asked about her favorite memory in softball, Katie didn’t point to a certain game or a specific play. She looked internally to her feelings and emotions in the game.
“I love the people I have met through all my years of softball. I have made friends that I can call family. The memories I’ve made with these people are unforgettable.”
When it came time to decide what to do for college, Katie studied her options and landed on a familiar place, Belmont Abbey.
“My cousin is a great role model for me and she attended Belmont Abbey on a basketball scholarship, re-ceiving multiple awards. I want to follow her footsteps. Softball is my passion and I believe Belmont Abbey is the best college for me to keep my passion alive.”
Make no mistake, Katie, a successful Student-athlete, will keep her first focus inside the classroom.“My academics always come first. I work very hard in the classroom receiving a 4.0 GPA while taking AP
and Honors classes and playing two high school varsity sports and travel softball.”Katie hopes to explore different courses at Belmont Abbey before deciding on a specific area of study.“There are so many different jobs that I would like to do, but I haven’t found the one I want to live off of.”In addition to playing softball and winning inside the classroom, Katie also gives back to her community.“I’m very active in my church doing a lot of volunteer work, like vacation bible school, pine straw sales, and
nativity scenes. I also help out at my old preschool with the kids. I love being around kids and making sure they always have a smile on there face. I always remind them they are smart, awesome, and will do big things.”
We expect Katie will also do big things at Belmont Abbey. She has certainly left her mark on South Meck and now will focus on success at Belmont Abbey. The South Charlotte Sports Report salutes Katie Allison for her dedication to success on and off the field. Best of luck, Kate, as you move into college!
KATIE ALLISON HEADS DOWN THE ROAD TO BELMONT ABBEY FOR SOFTBALL
Thank You South Charlotte for your support over the last 11 years.
I proudly present Issue # 250
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Zachary SchwartzMarvin Ridge High School tennis player Zachary Schwartz has been named the winner of the Prep Spotlight Athlete of the Week Award, Presented by Tutoring Club. The 18 year old senior son of Jeff and Marsi Schwartz began playing tennis at the age of 11. He has been a big part of the Mavericks Tennis success the last few years and was a member of the State Championship Team two years ago. Zachary has worked hard to become a starter on the team and last year he played a key starting role on the 2016 State Championship Team. Zachary uses his quickness to find success on the court. He never gives up on chasing down shots, attempting to frustrate his opponent.
Zachary has performed at an extremely high level in the classroom, recording a 4.7 grade point average. He will attend UNC-Chapel Hill next season and study Biology. Zachary works hard to maintain his commitment to being a STUDENT-athlete.
“I’m a student-athlete, in that order. Sometimes I do have to make sacrifices to be able to maintain good grades and play on the tennis team. Additionally, I am in classes with some of my teammates, and some players on my team actually tutor other players. We all want to see each other succeed in tennis and in academics. It definitely helps to have the support of my team.”
Zachary has also kept a focus on helping inside his community by assisting with students at East Elementary School with the Marvin Ridge National Honor Society. He also helps out each year with the Special Olympics Tennis Tournament. Congratulations to Zachary Schwartz, the winner of the Prep Spotlight Athlete of the Week Award, Presented by Tutoring Club.
PREP SPOTLIGHT
Tutoring Club Test TipPace yourself. Know how much time
you have for your test. Don’t focus on the clock, only look up once in a while to make sure you are on the needed pace.
The Park Sharon Athletic Association Machine Pitch Black Widows Front Row: (L-R) Colton Hunt, Owen Ayers, Ben Baldauf, Jackson Latta, Sean Lynds, Jackson ColeBack Row: (L-R) Jack Gonzalez, Andrew Lobo, Will Schrader, Gray Donovan, Logan Rine, Beckett Barlas
The MARA Flag Football Pee Wee Championship Team
(L-R) Coach Beau Cannon, Madhen Vital, Logan Seegers, Brayden Slack, Benjamin Lennon, Coach Charles Carson, Kamen Carson, Luke Bailey, Jackson Cannon, Benjamin Cannon, Coach Shane Bailey
The MARA Flag Football Tiny Mite Championship Team
Front Row: (L-R) Austin Dean, Carter Rullo, Joshua Pietila, Camren Holloman, Preston Colpitts, Brady Rubino, Hudson Bohlen, Tino FerraraBack Row: (L-R) Coach Dean and Coach Ferrara
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The Shoeless Enterprises Leadership Award
Christian heinzelmanCuthbertson High School junior football player Christian Heinzelman has been named the winner of the Shoeless Enterprises Leadership Award. The son of Patrick and Brenda Heinzelman is a run-ning back for the Cavaliers. Next season will be his fourth year on the varsity team. After moving to Charlotte in the eighth grade, Christian has relied on his Texas football roots and dedication to suc-cess to find success on the gridiron.
“Sports have taught me a good work ethic, as well as how to work as a team to accomplish something bigger than yourself.”
Christian enjoys game days with his teammates. “It is exciting because of how hard you have worked
and you finally get a chance to show it on the field.”
Inside the classroom, Christian carries a 3.94 grade point average and hopes to move above 4.0 after the semester. He has been on the A/B Honor Roll every se-mester of high school. Christian is also involved with the Joy Prom and has taken Hope for Honduras Mission trips. Congratulations to Christian Heinzelman for being named the winner of the Shoeless Enterprises Leadership Award.
#TBT Throwback Thursday With Kelly Ellis
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Kelly Ellis, Realtor NC & SCSpecializing in S. Charlotte and Waxhaw/Weddington704-236-0821kellis@helenadamsrealty.comwww.kellyellisrealtor.com
Supporting Student-Athletes From Pee Wee To High School.
Charlotte Catholic 2016 graduate now playing baseball for Wingate University.
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Boating Without Owning - It’s About TIME!
Kristopher Weber Cuthbertson High School junior lacrosse and football player Kristopher Weber has been named the winner of the Carefree Boat Club Rising Star Award. The elev-enth grade son of Michael and Michelle Weber recently completed his lacrosse season where he played defense for the Cavaliers. Kristopher has lettered in both football and lacrosse for all three years of high school.
This past season the Cavs beat Marvin Ridge for the first time. “Marvin Ridge is an elite team, I have played them twelve plus times in my career and this was the first time we beat them.”
Kristopher is looking forward to his senior year and applying all the lessons he
has learned in football and lacrosse. Those lessons include; “Discipline, respect and working hard as a team towards a common goal.”
Inside the classroom, Kristopher carries a 3.5 grade point average and takes honors level classes. Congratulations to Kristopher Weber for being named the winner of the Carefree Boat Club Rising Star Award.
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Rising Star AwardThe Park Sharon Athletic Association Machine Pitch Giants
Front Row: (L-R) Zachary Winner, Liam Smith, Colin Turner, Dominic Thompson, Graham WhitcombBack Row: (L-R) Jace Shuler, Davis Hughes, Pierce Miller,, Josh Stephens, William Lanier, Artie BabinskiCoaches: (L-R) Coach Hughes, Coach Whitcomb, Coach Turner
The South Charlotte Recreation Association Softball Team Coached by Josh Hall.
Kneeling: Kaitlyn AllenStanding: (L-R) Moorea Atkins, Charlotte Hall, Lili Serwatka, Casey Aquino, Taylor Aquino, Alaina Mackert, Emory Hall, Stella Thobe, Hailey Huntt, Sydney Heritage, Savanna Brown, Harper CaskeyCoaches: (L-R) Jeff Brown, Chris Allen, Josh Hall, Randy Heritage and Scott Thobe
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STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE WEEKCHRIS GRAvELINE
Marvin Ridge High School senior tennis player Chris Graveline has been named the Architech Sports and Physical Therapy Student Athlete of the Week. The son of Marc and Oana Graveline began playing ten-nis in the 7th grade and worked himself to the top of the high school ladder. Chris was a member of the state championship team his sophomore year and was named First-Team All-State this season. Chris relied on his strong serve to become one of the top players in the area.
Chris is an outstanding student with a �.1 grade point average. He is a National Merit Scholarship
Finalist, an AP Scholar with Distinction and a member of the National Honor Society. He also is a part of Christ Cadets, serving underclassmen by leading bible studies and hanging out with them. Next season, Chris will attend Virginia Tech University.
Chris strongly believes his participation in sports taught him the value of perseverance and hard work. “This has helped me succeed on the tennis court as well as in the classroom and when working a job.” Congratulations to Chris Graveline for being named the Architech Sports and Physical Therapy Student Athlete of the Week.
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LAURA HAYProvidence High School junior softball player Laura Hay has been named the Architech Sports and Physical Therapy Student Athlete of the Week. The 16 year old daughter of Stuart and Paula Hay plays the middle infield and third base positions for the Panthers and her travel team, the NC Rockers. Last season Laura was named as an All-District Player and won the Golden Glove Award for Providence.
Laura has a busy summer planned with seven tour-naments and a trip to Iceland with her family. She is looking forward to moving into her senior year at Providence. After an outstanding junior season for
the Panthers, Laura will be counted on to help Providence continue to improve on the softball field.
Inside the classroom, Laura is an All-American with a 4.76 grade point average and she has been a consistent member of the A Honor Roll. She enjoys the Sci-ence classes, specifically Environmental Science and Physics. Congratulations to Laura Hay, the Architech Sports and Physical Therapy Student Athlete of the Week.
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Providence High School sophomore softball player Carolyn Bentley just wrapped up a successful season on the field for the Panthers. The daughter of Mark and Laura Bentley plays pitcher for her team and helped them to advance to the state tournament this spring. Carolyn has been the starting pitcher at Providence High School for her freshman and sophomore years. She has been awarded All Conference honors for her first two seasons. Carolyn led the SoMeck8 Conference this season with 146 strikeouts. Let’s go Beyond The Game with Carolyn Bentley to learn more about the 16 year old Student-ath-lete.
What are your top athletic accomplishments?“I won the Most Valuable Player Award for Providence Softball in 2016 and I was named to the 2016 All-Conference Team.”
What is your favorite athletic memory ? “My favorite memory is either when we played Butler this season at MARA or when we played at North Da-vidson last year in the playoffs. The Butler game was very exciting because I hit a grand slam and it was my first home run. The North Davidson game was really cool because I’d never played in front of such a big and excited crowd, it was like the whole town was there. Even though we ended up losing that game we were all proud of how well we played against them and we had a lot of fun on the bus ride home.”
What are your Summer Plans?“I am participating in the Powerade State Games, serving as an Assistant Coach of 12U USSSA Team and lifeguarding.”
Have you placed any thought into college yet?“Not so much but I’d probably like to go to either NC State or Appalachian State.”
How well do you perform in the classroom?“I am a strong student with a 4.3. I take honors and AP classes at Providence.”
What is your favorite class?“My favorite subject is mathematics. I am also interested in History.”
Are you involved in any clubs?“I am a member of the Spanish Club and the Mosaic Club.”
Are you involved in any community service?“I volunteer at Elizabeth Lane Elementary where my mom works.”
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Cuthbertson High School senior golfer Ray Dawood has been named the Union County Student-Athlete of the Week, Powered by Huntington Learning Center. The son of Ismail Dawood and Shemina Jiwa-Thomas played this season as the number one golfer for the Cavs. Ray has been an All-Conference golfer for three straight years. As a junior he was named team MVP and Conference Player of the Year. During the last two years, Ray has also run track for Cuthbertson High School.
Ray’s favorite shot of all time happened at a world famous course. “ The greatest shot I’ve hit was on hole 17 at Pebble Beach. There was a huge wind gust into the face, the Weather Channel recorded average gusts of 40 miles an hour that day. While only 160 yards, I took a 3 hybrid and flushed it. It flew over the pin, and because of the wind, it got pushed back and landed one foot from the hole. I then made the Birdie.”
Inside the classroom, Ray is a strong student with a 4.4 grade point average. He is a member of the Principal’s Advisory Council. Ray will attend UNC-Wilmington in the Fall to continue his education. Congratulations to Ray Dawood, the Union County Student-Athlete of the Week, Powered by Huntington Learning Center.
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Summer Camps & Events
June 19-22Cheer & Dance Camp # 1
June 19-22Multi Sports Camp # 1
June 202nd Annual Greater Charlotte Youth Baseball Summer Classic
June 26 & 278th Annual Battle of the Border Softball Games
(8th Annual Greater Charlotte Youth Softball Games)
July 17-20Cheer & Dance Camp # 2
July 17-20Multi Sports Camp # 2
July 18-20Summer Volleyball Camp
July 24-27Summer Baseball Camp
August 7-10Cheer & Dance Camp # 3
August 7-10Multi Sports Camp # 3
www.SouthCharlotteSportsCamps.com
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The South Charlotte Recreation Association Diamond Crushers Softball Team has been named the Sonny’s BBQ Team Of The Week. This team of determined and hard working young softball players enjoyed their season with Head Coach Adam Mahoney. The team worked hard on softball fundamentals and teamwork all season long.
Congratulations to the Diamond Crushers for being named the Sonny’s BBQ Team Of The Week.
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(L-R): Coach Matthew Joseph, Caitlyn Mahoney, Kensey Hampton, Allie Joseph, Bella Scarano, Samantha Ward, Allison Smith, Coach Adam Mahoney, Sydney Powell, Tessa Jackson, Annabelle Holland, Anna Talluri, Lauren Grose, Reese Grindstaff, Coach Lea Powell
The South Charlotte Recreation Association Eclipse 10U Softball Team
Kneeling: (L-R) Eleanor Hayes, Robin HetterlyAcross: (L-R) Sophie Thailer, Hannah Hubbard, Paige Bullock, Jaden Burgett, Natalie Kleiderer, Veronica Capen, Emily Eaton, Margaret Garand, Priscilla Pazo, Gabrielle MaltzCoaches: (L-R) Lindsey Anderson, David Maltz, Meg Garand
Camp With Us This Summer!
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Charlotte Catholic High School senior baseball player Charlie Fox has been named the P. Saylor Fence / Meck-lenburg Area Catholic Schools Good Sport of the Week. Charlie recently completed his high school baseball career and will now head to Sewanee: The University of the South, to play baseball and continue his education.
Charlie received the Boy Scouts of America National Court of Honor Medal of Merit. This is awarded to “Scouts who have performed an act of meritorious service of a rare or exceptional character that reflects an uncom-mon degree of concern for the well-being of others.”
Charlie helped rescue four swimmers caught in a riptide during his church youth group (Saint Johns Episcopal Church - Charlotte) retreat at Garden City Beach on Memorial Day weekend 2016. Using a rope and float, he joined three others in a coordinated effort to rescue the stranded swimmers. All were brought to safety because of Charlie and his fellow youth group’s actions. This award is given to fewer than 300 scouts in the USA each year.
Congratulations to Charlie Fox, the P. Saylor Fence / Mecklenburg Area Catholic Schools Good Sport of the Week.
ChaRlIE FoxGood Sport of the Week
IMPACT ONE Allstars takes U.S. Finals Cheerleading Championship by Storm at virginia Beach
IMPACT ONE Allstars took four teams to this year’s U.S. Finals Cheerleading
Championship in Virginia Beach, VA. In their first appearance, two teams came home U.S. Finals CHAMPIONS and one is moving on to the CHAMPIONS CHAL-LENGE.
U.S. Finals is an end of the season cheerleading event that is held in eight cities across the country. Division winners in each city then compete against each other virtually in the Champions Challenge.
IMPACT ONE took four teams in different divisions: Synergy in Youth 2, In-tensity in Junior Prep 1, Tenacity in Junior 1 and Devotion in Junior 3. All teams had a strong finish to the season with Synergy placing 2nd and Devotion placing 4th in very strong divisions. IMPACT ONE had two teams, Tenacity and Intensi-ty, both crowned CHAMPIONS of the competition and brought home the coveted “white jackets”. It was announced on Wednesday that team Intensity is going to the next round, the CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE. The winner of the Final Round will be crowned the Division Grand Champion, and the winning team and coaches will be awarded custom Champion Rings!
“When we received the email from representatives of U.S. Finals on Wednesday notifying us that Intensity is going to represent at Champions Challenge, we were overwhelmed with pride for our athletes who have worked so hard to achieve their goals,” said Coach Dillon Fernekees. Coach Ryan Spanich added, “We are going to make the big announcement on May 24th part of a live stream event at IMPACT ONE where everyone can take part in celebrating this team’s accomplishments.”
Intensity was awarded second place in the Champions Challenge on May 24th.
IMPACT ONE Allstars located in Fort Mill/Indian Land, SC, serving ages one through college, offers competitive cheerleading and dance, summer camps, tum-ble/stunt classes, birthday parties and preschool activities. For additional infor-mation, please visit www.impact1allstars.com or call 803-547-0344.
IntensityFront Row: Savanah Boroughs, Kameron Duncan, Ava Leigh Greene, Zaylee Gillard, Sophie Hess, Kendall Starkey, Alexis JenkinsBack Row: Routh Weaver, Stephanie Walker, Tori Benson, Emma Edmunds, Emily Holland, Abby Nesteruk, Ella Stowe, Patrice Hayden, Chloe Lambert, Lauren Douglas, Madeline Gorman and Coach Dillon Fernekees
TenacityFront Row: Emma Fulper, Madeleine Sikes, Kiki Strandberg, Kortnee Ramsey, Elaina Pait, Julia ProvenzanoBack Row: Savannah Nahum, Madalyn Quinn, Peyton Kennelly, Haley Weller, Avery Dillon, Piper Dillon, Carlee Dombo, Kristen Roach, Ashley DeMeo
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Breakout Star of the Week “Honoring Student-Athletes Preparing For Future Success”
branDon GomezCuthbertson High School sophomore lacrosse player Brandon Gomez has been named the winner of the Karsey Glass Break-out Star of the Week Award. The son of Tony and Yasmin Gomez plays Midfield/Attack for the Cavaliers. He earned a spot on the varsity team as a freshman and has worked hard to become a key member of the team. Earlier this season, Cuthbertson topped Marvin Ridge in overtime and this instantly became Brandon’s favorite sports memory.
Brandon first began playing lacrosse in the sixth grade after he was encouraged by a friend. He enjoys the fast pace, non-stop action. Brandon likes the contact, speed and goal scoring in the game.
Inside the classroom, Brandon is enrolled in several honors classes and is working to raise his grade point average as high as possible. He hopes to use the last two years of high school to move above a 4.0 grade point average, all while working to become an even better lacrosse player.
Congratulations to Brandon Gomez for being named the winner of the Karsey Glass Breakout Star of the Week Award.
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Mary Catherine Avey
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Mary Catherine Avey has been named the Queen City Audio, Video and Appliances Community Heroes Award Winner. The daugh-ter of Scott and Meg Avey attends Carmel Christian School and she is active in both soccer and serving inside her community. MaryCatherine has been playing soccer since the age of three and she plays forward as a senior member of the Carmel Christian Schoolteam.
Mary Catherine was named to the All-Conference Team in 2014 and she was voted as the MVP of her soccer team. She has served asthe team captain for all three of her varsity soccer years. As a captain Mary Catherine helps lead the team in practices and games.
Mary Catherine is very active in serving her community. She volunteers with an organization called Rice and Beans. They go outinto downtown Charlotte and feed the homeless. She also is active with the Joy Prom, an event held by the Carmel Christian Churchthat provides a full scale prom for those with special needs. As a member of the National Honor Society, Mary Catherine also volun-teers with the Beds For Kids organization that supplies beds and furnishings for families in need.
Inside the classroom, Mary Catherine carries a 3.69 unweighted grade point average and a 4.7 weighted average. She is taking threeAP classes and is involved in many school clubs. Mary Catherine plans to attend UNC-Wilmington and study Athletic Training.
Queen City Audio, Video and Appliances salutes Mary Catherine Avey for her work in the classroom, on the soccer field and in hercommunity.
Roddey PlayerPresident, Queen City Audio, Video &Appliances
Community Service Heroes AwardRecognizing Actions in Support of
Individuals, Community and the Environment
JOHN HATALA
Community Service Heroes AwardRecognizing Actions in Support of
Individuals, Community and the Environment
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Marvin Ridge High School senior tennis player John Hatala has been named the Queen City Audio, Video and Appliances Community Heroes Award Winner. The son of Bob and Joanna Hatala has been playing tennis since the age of seven, following right in the footsteps of three older siblings. John is a former NC State Doubles Champion and was a member of the 201� State Championship Team. That same year, he was named MVP of the State Championship.
John will graduate this month and move on to Fairfield University in Connecticut to play college tennis.
John has learned so many lessons playing tennis over the years. “Tennis has taught me to handle disappointment. This may seem odd, but observing how other players act when they lose, taught me a great deal. It’s simply impossible to win every match; being gracious in victory and defeat shows respect for your opponent. Losing also points out areas of your game that need work. You can either sulk in disappoint-ment or hit the court hard to make improvements. .
With a year round heavy commitment to tennis, John has still worked to record a 4.� grade point average in the classroom with all honors and AP classes. He has also found the time to contribute back to the community through service to others.
“I share my passion for tennis with the Special Olympics community. For the last seven years, along with my family, I’ve had the opportunity to teach tennis to some amazing individuals. As a Special Olympics coach, I have helped run several special needs tournaments throughout North Carolina. Making special friends along the way, I’ve even had the privilege to be a Joy Prom escort.”
Queen City Audio, Video and Appliances salutes John Hatala for his continued commitment serving others in our community.
Roddey Player President, Queen City Audio, Video & Appliances
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Enrollment is now open for South Charlotte Recreation Pop Warner Football
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Charlotte Country Day won its fifth consecutive NCISAA state Girl’s Lacrosse championship Saturday afternoon, earning a 1�-6 win over Charlotte Latin. Front Row: Grace TaborMiddle Row: (L-R) Caroline Foster, Virginia Poole, Carter Williams, Sadie Charles Calame, Jaclyn Perkins, Emma Hines, Josie Shuford, Ellen Hardison, Molly McLawhorn, Ansley Hardison, Avery Scheurer, Amanda OliverBack Row: (L-R) Elizabeth Hobson, Margaret Moseley, Lilly Poole, Sarah Jewett, Blake Burnam, Caroline O’Brien, Ellen Ambler Moseley, Aish Sharma, Braden Nash, Frances Bowles, Lilly Whitman, Emily Cory, Taylor Riley
Charlotte Country Day School captured the Boy’s Tennis State Championship.
(L-R) Johnny Bingham, Kent Carroll, Bennett Garcia, Tarun Prakash, Carson Garcia, Michael Smith, Jackson Motchar, Coach Calvin Davis, Reid Sadusky, Maylin vanCleeff, Luke McClelland, Vaed Khurjekar, Bennett Turner, Jack Gorelick, Coach Phillip Goldberg
