The Sanatoga Post

POTTSTOWN PA – Six coaches and five sports could add up to a busy summer this year for students athletes in the Pottsgrove School District.

Permission was granted last Tuesday (May 10, 2011) by the district Board of School Directors for six of its varsity sports coaches to operate summer camps using district facilities. In all cases the coaches are volunteering their time, primarily for the betterment of future teams, and will not be compensated, Superintendent Dr. Bradley Landis reported.

Approved were:

• Football camp, run by Falcons head football coach Rick Pennypacker, from June 20-24 (2011), for students entering grades 4-9. Its cost will be $65 for district residents, and $75 for non-residents;

• Field hockey camp, run by Falcons head field hockey coach Christine Campbell, from June 20-24, for students entering grades 3-8. Its cost will be $75 per person;

• Soccer camp, run by Falcon boys head soccer coach Jay Witkowski and girls assistant soccer coach Rich Wood, from June 20-24, for students entering grades 1-8. Its cost will be $75 per person;

• Basketball camp, run by Falcon girls head basketball coach Mike Brendlinger, from June 27-30, for students entering grades 4-8. Its cost will be $90 per person, of $75 per person for families with two or more participants enrolled; and

• Wrestling camp, run by Falcons head wrestling coach Jeff Madden, from June 27-July 1, for students entering grades 6-12. The camp is free to all participants.

Related (to the Pottsgrove Board of School Directors’ May 10 meeting):

• Six Pottsgrove Coaches + Five Camps = Busy Summer
• Pottsgrove 2012 Travels Include Italy, Latin America
• School Board OKs Personnel Items Affecting 25 Positions
• Does Pottsgrove Have An Administrative Cut-In-Waiting?
• Red And Yellow Items Left On Pottsgrove Budget Table
• Pottsgrove OKs 2.8% Tax Hike In Tentative Budget
• Teachers’ Contract Extension On Pottsgrove Agenda

A few will need this.

POTTSTOWN PA – Education never goes out of style, and travel is fun. Put them together and, in the Pottsgrove School District, it generates an itinerary a travel agent might envy.

Beginning this July, and continuing through the following 12 months, 12 different student excursions have been authorized by the district Board of School Directors. That’s two fewer than the current school year. For all but one, noted below, all expenses are paid by participating students, Superintendent Dr. Bradley Landis reported.

Several are to sports-related camps. Three involve the district chapters of Delta Epsilon Chi (DECA), an international association of students interested in marketing careers. A few more exotic locales offer cultural value.

Authorization of such travel is an exercise that appears annually on the board’s agenda. It unanimously and without comment approved these future jaunts during its meeting last Tuesday (May 10, 2011) at Pottsgrove High School, Kauffman Road, Pottstown PA. The destinations, listed in bold type and in dated order, are:

• Gettysburg PA, July 30-Aug. 3, 2011. Boys Soccer camp at Gettysburg College; cost $350 per person.
• Preston Park PA, Aug. 21-26, 2011. Football camp at Camp Wayne; cost $225 per person.
• Elverson PA, Aug. 24-26, 2011. Boys and girls cross-country camp at French Creek State Park; cost $30 per person.
• Altoona PA, Nov. 10-12, 2011. Middle School student government to PASC state conference, cost $110 per person.
• Philadelphia PA, Nov. 18-20, 2011. DECA Southern and North Atlantic Regional Conference, $300 per person.
• Hershey PA, Feb. 22-24, 2012. DECA state career trip; cost $250 per person.
• Italy and Greece, March 27-April 5, 2012. Cost $3,022 per person.
• Wallops Island VA, April 22-25, 2012. Advanced Biology Trip; cost $375 per person.
• Salt Lake City UT, April 22-May 2, 2012. DECA International Trip, about $1,000 per student, paid for by the district. As in the past, this particular trip involves a limited number (4) of students and is being treated the same as an athletic team traveling to competition in another state.
• Orlando FL, May 29-June 2, 2012. Senior class trip; cost $1,099 per person.
• Kutztown PA, July 14-17, 2012. Girls basketball camp at Kutztown University; cost $240 per person.
• Latin America, 2012 dates to be determined. High school trip; estimated at $3,000 per person.

Inflation has hit the travel business too, most likely in the increased costs of fuel. Of local and regional trips that repeat from last year, per-person costs rose by between $5 and $15 per person. Some longer distance trips have risen substantially more.

Related (to the Pottsgrove Board of School Directors’ May 10 meeting):

• Pottsgrove 2012 Travels Include Italy, Latin America
• School Board OKs Personnel Items Affecting 25 Positions
• Does Pottsgrove Have An Administrative Cut-In-Waiting?
• Red And Yellow Items Left On Pottsgrove Budget Table
• Pottsgrove OKs 2.8% Tax Hike In Tentative Budget
• Teachers’ Contract Extension On Pottsgrove Agenda

POTTSTOWN PA – Personnel actions recommended by the Pottsgrove School District administration were approved unanimously and without discussion last Tuesday (May 10, 2011) by the district Board of School Directors.

Approved for retirement:

• Carol Youse, instructional assistant at Pottsgrove Middle School.

Approved as district substitute employees:

• Donna Shanley, Carol Youse, Dawn Nardello, Jennifer Valentino, Todd Speilman and Courtney Saunders, teachers, $100 daily;
• Allison Bainbridge, Eric Landes, Ryan Bittle, Samantha Schneider, Richard Martz, Jennifer Kohler, Nicholas Faulkner and Amanda Ayer, custodians, $10.85 hourly each; and
• Daniel Lanko, assistant, $9.21-$9.76 hourly.

Approved for hiring as teachers, assistants or substitutes in the extended shool year autistic program, at $31 hourly for teachers and $9.76 hourly for assistants:

• Dana Nardello, Corrine Kleege, Robin Gadsby, Billie Hoch, and Judy Bransfield.

Approved for placement as a student teacher:

• Mary Holleran of West Chester University, supervised by Erik Sawchuk, for Lower Pottsgrove Elementary, from Aug. 31-Dec. 15, 2011.

Approved to attend conferences or meetings:

• Director of Pupil Services Ann Myers, and Supervisor of Special Education Michelle MacLuckie, to attend the “2011 Special Education Leadership Summer Academy” at a cost of $1,591, without substitute coverage.

Related (to the Pottsgrove Board of School Directors’ May 10 meeting):

• School Board OKs Personnel Items Affecting 25 Positions
• Does Pottsgrove Have An Administrative Cut-In-Waiting?
• Red And Yellow Items Left On Pottsgrove Budget Table
• Pottsgrove OKs 2.8% Tax Hike In Tentative Budget
• Teachers’ Contract Extension On Pottsgrove Agenda

HARRISBURG PA — Newspapers across Pennsylvania may be facing the loss of critical advertising dollars, as the state Legislature considers allowing local governments to put public notices online, instead of in local papers, The Pennsylvania Independent online news service reported Friday (May 13, 2011).

Bills are progressing in the state House and state Senate to eliminate the requirement of publishing public notices in local newspapers. Advocates say the measures would save municipalities millions of dollars; critics argue they could lead to more secrecy at the local level of government.

• Read a story by reporter Darwyyn Deyo, titled “Local governments could advertise public notices online” and published Friday by The Independent, here.
• Read related editorial commentary, titled “Legal notices belong in newspapers” and published Sunday (May 15, 2011) by The (Pottstown PA) Mercury newspaper, here.

POTTSTOWN PA – “Strengthening Families,” a 35-minute online-only seminar targeted in part to Pottsgrove School District parents, teachers and community residents to help prevent child abuse and neglect, will be held May 25 (2011; Wednesday) from 12:05-12:40 p.m. during what is being billed as a “lunchtime learning session” on the web.

• This event has been added to The Post calendar.

The school district last week distributed a e-mail encouraging participation in the seminar, presented by Family Support and Community Development Coordinator Lynda Martino on behalf of the Center for Schools and Communities.

The session intends to introduce five concepts that help build families’ capacities to promote healthy and safe child development, reduce abuse and neglect, and improve school success.

All participants will receive e-mail instructions that confirm their registration and describe how to download and install software necessary to see and hear the event. Register online, here.

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POTTSTOWN PA – After months of work to choose the right business, secure franchise rights, and negotiate a lease for the best possible location, Lower Pottsgrove (PA) businesswoman Lynda Hendershot is preparing to open the newest of what is billed as “America’s hometown burger joint,” a Jake’s Wayback Burgers restaurant in the Upland Square Shopping Center, 255 Upland Square Drive, Pottstown PA.

Hendershot’s operation, which she says is destined to employ 30 people, is scheduled to open during July. It will be one of nine new Jake’s locations, four of them in Pennsylvania, set to launch within the next three months, the Cheshire CT-based company announced Wednesday (May 11, 2011).

Jake’s so far has 27 restaurants located in eight states, many across the mid-Atlantic region. It is “rapidly expanding” and expects to sell more than 100 franchises this year alone, according to company spokesperson Gillian Maffeo. Other locations to open this month, and during June and July, are in New York and Ohio markets, Maffeo said.

Hendershot, who sampled more than a few hamburgers in her research phase, reports Jake’s sandwiches are “hand-pattied from 100% fresh, never-frozen ground beef and grilled to order.” The restaurant also will offer milkshakes made by hand, marinated grilled chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers, turkey burgers, salads and house-made chips.

Construction at Upland Square is already under way.

SANATOGA PA – What was already expected to be a big employment event next week has become even bigger.

A career fair scheduled to be held by the TriCounty Community Network (TCN) on Wednesday (May 18, 2011) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Sunnybrook Ballroom, 50 Sunnybrook Rd., Pottstown PA, initially anticipated attracting about 50 employers. Now the number has climbed to 60, TCN Executive Director Jen Doyle reported Thursday (May 12), and even more could sign on before the event opens.

• This event has been added to The Post calendar.

In fact, employers, here’s your chance to find good, local help: to be part of the action, call Don Stewart at 610-326-2705. Of course, a greater number of job providers present a greater number of potential opportunities available to applicants, and in this troubling economy that’s the whole idea, Doyle says.

The event is the latest project to result from the network’s partnership in a workforce development program with Exelon Nuclear, Montgomery County Community College, and the TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce.

The Pottstown-based network, of which The Post is a member, is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving health, social and environmental conditions in western Montgomery, northern Chester and eastern Berks counties.

There’s still time, according to TCN, for people who want help preparing for their employment interviews to get it. The network has job prep workshops scheduled for:

• Today (Friday, May 13) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the YWCA Tri-County Area, 315 E. King St., Pottstown; and
• Again at the YWCA on Tuesday (May 17) from 4-6 p.m.

Those interested in attending a workshop should call TCN at 610-705-3301.

Career fair sponsors include Exelon, Sunnybrook Foundation, the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania, the Montgomery County Workforce Investment Board, and The (Pottstown) Mercury newspaper.

Related:

• Looking For A Job? Look In Sunnybrook May 18

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POTTSTOWN PA – Forty-two students at Pottsgrove High School, 1345 Kauffman Rd., Pottstown PA, were named Thursday (May 12, 2011) as having achieved “distinguished honors” on its honor roll for the 2010-2011 school year’s third quarter, and dozens more were named with “honors.”

On the honor roll were, from:

Grade 12
Distinguished Honors
Christopher Bianco,  Danielle Cimino,  Kelson Coddington,  Andrew Davis,  Peter Defnet,  Naseer Gibbs,  Charles Kelly,  Jennifer Kohler,  Stephanie Musal,  Ashlyn Neiffer,  Sarah OBrien,  Jennifer Reeder,  Nicole Rohrbach,  Crystal Stone,  Taylor Tomaselli.

Honors
Sally Abbas,  Christopher Basch,  Kaitlyn Buchler,  Sarah Buckwalter,  Michael Carbo,  Austin Davis,  Katelynn DeSautel,  Stephanie Diener,  Nancy Fisher,  Rebecca Fulmer,  Jereme Green,  Lily Hoffman,  Joseph Kemper,  Christopher Kitchen,  Kristen Kornsey,  Victoria Lambert,  Bethany Lang,  Rachel Letting,  Stephanie Letting,  Jason Mansmann,  Karalyn Mark,  Remington Mark,  Katherine McNamara,  Nicole Messina,  Devon Miller,  Veronica Morris,  Danah Moser,  Linda Numagami,  Aubrey Pace,  Ebony Pack,  Daniel Pettine,  Tara Povish,  Hilary Powell,  Olivia Powell,  Lauren Purdom,  Jamal Reddick,  Brooke Schaeffer,  Samantha Schneider,  Sarah Scouton,  Amelia Stockman,  Jeremy Tauber,  Alison Wallace,  Matthew Zarley.

Grade 11
Distinguished Honors
Ian Brennan,  Amy Cherico,  Matthew Cimino,  Amy Defnet,  Ryan Ivins,  Matthew Krieger,  Ben Macluckie,  Jessica Stewart,  Lara Weisbach,  Jessica Wrubel.

Honors
Steven Ambs,  Ahmed Amer,  Emily Bowen,  Paul Churach,  Nereida Cintron,  Jason Coppola,  Ceara Coseo,  Matthew Dao,  Gwendolynne Davis,  Paolo Di,  Shelby Edelson,  Lauren Edmunds,  Erica Edwards,  Joseph Fischer,  Georgie Gantert,  Ashley Holden,  Samantha Hunkel,  Zachary Kelly,  Ashleigh Kleinschmidt,  Achilles Kontostathis,  Jennifer Korb,  Stacie Kuneck,  Megan Lazowicki,  Caitlin Macfarland,  Mallory Mcmenamin,  Rowan Meador,  Daniel Michaels,  Lindsay Moquin,  Jeanneret Mutton,  Matthiew Natale,  Allison Neel,  Passone Nettles,  Casey Payne,  Kevin Phillips,  Brian Price,  Brooke Rafalowski,  Christopher Rathgeber,  Alexandra Schurr,  Lakeya Tremble,  Michael Vennettilli,  Jessica Vernon,  Lindsey Weaver,  Allison Weller,  Jarrod Wentzel,  Jessica Williams,  Zebulun Woods,  Yinan Xiong,  Paige Yerger,  Bao Zheng.

Grade 10
Distinguished Honors
Zachary Birch,  Nicole Finn,  Nathan Fretz,  Kiera Howard,  Kelsey Lloyd,  Adam Maynard,  Daniel Mcnamara,  Justin Munro,  Ian Yanusko.

Honors
Mary Applebach,  Jaclyn Bealer,  Dominic Bridi,  Felix Cintron,  Morgan Coddington,  Justin Coyne,  Nia Gonzalez,  Jared Hammaker,  Madison Hartzell,  Tory Hudgins,  Nicholas Hunsberger,  Brittany John,  Ashley Kurtz,  Marc Ludwig,  Troy Lutcavage,  Michael Makoid,  Rachelle Mewshaw,  Robert Mohollen,  Ashley Monzo,  Kevin Rathgeber,  Matthew Richardson,  Shawn Robles,  Andrew Rodriguez,  Jordan Shoemaker,  Hannah Short,  Caitlin Smith,  Monique Snow,  Thomas Steyaert,  Anthony Tartaglia,  Max Trythall,  Bridgette Vuotto,  Kaitlyn Wagner,  Meagan West,  Sean White,  Shaina Wood.

Grade 9
Distinguished Honors
Alexis Adair,  Arizona Brennan,  Jaid Mark,  Brittany Opokwu,  Nicole Raimondi,  Kaleigh Tillman,  Hayley Tomaselli,  Kylie Yuchimiuk.

Honors
Lauren Albright,  Timeka Barr,  Dylan Boeckmann,  Teodoro Calabretta,  Ryan Campli,  Kacy Carroll,  Molly Chiodo,  Karly Conrad,  Audrey Eiland,  Charles Fry,  Kylie Fulmer,  Noel Geniza,  Michael Graves,  Elizabeth Harley,  Amanda Hartman,  Christopher Haslam,  Ashley Hoffman,  Abagail Hudock,  Jacob Hunsberger,  Brianna Hyndman,  Daniel Kaiser,  Brittany Kirlin,  Dana Landes,  Kelsey Lee,  Lauren Lepka,  Shelby Miley,  Nicholas Mohollen,  Erin Myers,  Patience Niemczuk,  Natalya Nodolski,  Sene Polamalu,  Kayla Polen,  Anthony Pond,  Cheyenne Ready,  Morgan Schreiber,  Heather Schwartz,  Thomas Sephakis,  Elizabeth Sitko,  Gabriella Tammaro,  Joshua Toth,  Blake Vandeweghe,  James Walmsley,  Maxton Wickward,  Darby Wood,  Jay Young.

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SANATOGA PA -The most sorrowful sign you might read Saturday (May 14, 2011) is one that mourns, “Sold Out.”

As they do twice a year – once during spring, once in fall – tickets are again expected to move quickly for the  chicken barbecue sponsored by the Sanatoga Fire Company, to be held from 3-6:30 p.m. at the fire hall, 2222 E. High St., Pottstown PA. Meals cost $8.50 and often are fully sold by serving time; tickets will be available at the fire hall throughout the day.

• This event has been added to The Post calendar.

The meal consists of a half-chicken, baked potato, baked beans, coleslaw, roll, beverage, and ice cream. Take-outs are available. For information, call 610-323-4885.

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POTTSTOWN PA – More than 170 students at Pottsgrove Middle School, 1351 N. Hanover St., Pottstown PA, were named Thursday (May 12, 2011) as having achieved “distinguished honors” on its honor roll for the 2010-2011 school year’s third quarter, and dozens more were named with “honors.”

On the honor roll were, from:

Grade 8
Distinguished Honors
Chyanna Antonio,  Lauren Apple,  Danielle Buchanan,  Joseph Buchler,  Aubrey Christman,  Danielle Cook,  Brianna Costira,  Bryan Delp,  Patrick Finn,  Austin Guyer,  Evan Hillen,  Renee Hunsberger,  Kelsey Hutchinson,  Chloe Klaus,  Katherine Likman,  Henrietta Lukacs,  Victoria Moffa,  Haley Moonan,  Ireland Nelson,  Sean OBrien,  Andrew Phillips,  Kyle Reed,  Kristi Shultz,  Rebecca Smith,  Olivia Tattan,  Alexandria Thierry,  Gianfranco Vennettilli,  Patrick Walton,  Courtney Weaver,  Allison Wentzel.

Honors
Melanie Andrews,  Alexander Aungst,  Sydney Barrett,  Andrew Bayless,  Erykah Benitez,  Daniel Berry,  Vincent Bruno,  Joshua Buck,  Pruna Carvalho,  Joseph Clevenger,  Austin Eaton,  Chad Flannery,  David Fleming,  Shayna Flint,  Macie Frame,  Caitlin Gillette,  Samantha Goins,  Samantha Gray,  Chelsea Hampton,  Andrew Heuer,  Hailey Jacobs,  Jeffrey Jimenez,  Dontay Johnson,  Regina Kowalski,  Noah Krisiewicz,  Rushawn Larmond,  Raymond Laxton,  Sarah Lindgren,  Anthony Lopez,  Jared Ludy,  Dirajah Mccalvin,  Cole Meitzler,  Eric Mitchell,  Joshua Moorehouse,  Autumn Mortimer,  Samantha Moyer,  Meganne Natale,  Kristina Nazaryk,  Tyler Neel,  Wendy Ni,  Tayler Nofer,  Katherine Ott,  Mikaela Pahowka,  Shelby Poston,  Emily Ryan,  Sachael Sciarretta,  Kirsten Staurowsky,  Bernard Steyaert,  Jacqueline Tammaro,  Jacob Trexler,  Brittany Walker,  Evan Weneck,  Stormy West,  Dimetri Williams,  Keely Zaborsky.

Grade 7
Distinguished Honors
Rammy Abbas,  Molly Achuff,  Brianna Beitler,  Kerry Brennan,  Kerri Carter,  Brady Custer,  Elizabeth Driehaus,  Stacey Edwards,  Gabrielle Ermish,  Janine Faust,  Samantha Favinger,  Denisha Footman,  Keaira Fowler,  Alexandra Gallion,  Katelin Gladback,  Emily Glinecke,  Olive Hernandez,  Ashley Interrante,  Carl Karlsson,  Matthew Lance,  Viet Le,  Austin Leach,  Kyle Leach,  Noah Lear,  Erika Lessig,  Eric Maynard,  Cheyenne Owens,  Claudio Paez,  Danielle Pond,  Robert Poston,  Megan Radomicki,  Haydn Raymond,  Olivia Robinson,  Kiersten Rodgers,  Alexandra Rybacki,  Rebekah Schueck,  Rachael Sciarretta,  Avery Sicher,  Andrew Smith,  Maximilian Stump,  Nyanna Swans,  Brooke Toennies,  Justin Toth,  Jacob Townsend,  Jenna Trythall,  Alexis Waldeck,  Darren Waldt,  Amber Warren,  Thomas Williams,  Hannah Windrim,  Baily Young,  Nicole Youtzy.

Honor Roll
Jacob Adams,  Haley Avans,  Sera Babylon,  Katlyn Barr,  Kevin Basch,  Garrett Bleakley,  Collin Boyle,  Thaddeus Brown,  Jordon Canny,  Tiara Chestnut,  Courtney Christman,  Dalton Davidheiser,  Dylan Davidheiser,  Madison Davis,  Christopher Defrancesco,  Deyon Doctor,  Joseph Drager,  Brandon Drozda,  Madison Endy,  Antonio Erb,  Kyle Filer,  Kyle Fiore,  Emily Fisher,  Paige Fisher,  Lucas Froman,  Tristan Gallagher,  Michael Gantert,  Landon Gonzalez,  Dyani Hairston,  Clara Harding-Cartledge,  Matthew Harp,  Nikita Harper,  Jacob Harvey,  Justin Hawkins,  Kolten Hendershot,  Sydney Hernandez,  Marissa Himes,  Benjamin Hnat,  Megan Houston,  Nicholas Hudock,  Alexander Jackson,  Dominique Johnson,  Nichole Kanach,  Emily Kelly,  Madison Kelsey,  Emily Kibby,  Lane Lepka,  Rachel Levengood,  Ryan Levengood,  Julia Lloyd,  Darrell Manley,  Sydney Martens,  Ethan Mccarrick,  Molly Mcgeehan,  Teresa McNamara,  Patrick Mcveigh,  Tristen Messenger,  Nathan Miller,  Zachary Mullen,  Isabella Nelson,  Ariana Niemann,  Noah Nodolski,  Alyssa Oneill,  Loriel Outterbridge,  Vanessa Pearson,  Wyatt Porter,  Christopher Quintrell,  Jackie Ramsey,  Caroline Remelius,  Paul Rinaldi,  Justin Roberts,  Jake Robinson,  Daniel Rodriquez,  John Rogers,  Emily Saraiva,  Courtney Sheffer,  Gage Shupard,  Kiera Smith,  Amanda Smoyer,  Matthew Snader,  John Tolentino,  Katlyn Trapani,  Ronyel Trump,  Kylif Underwood,  Tyler VanHorn,  Jennifer Vernon,  Marissa Voynar,  Brock Weir,  Amber West.

Grade 6
Distinguished Honors
Dalia Abbas,  Kiley Band,  Andrew Barber,  Kevin Benitez,  Zoe Birch,  Melissa Bonjo,  Jordan Bradley,  Liam Bradley,  Julia Buck,  Erin Carroll,  Rachel Cherubini,  Elese Christ,  Karleigh Cimorelli,  Gabriel Claypoole,  Garion Coddington,  Jessica Costira,  Nikolas Curnew,  Jordan Daniels,  James Dargan,  Nicholas DeCurtis,  Diane DiLabio,  Laura Dorris,  Brenna Dugan,  David Dzordzorme,  Ryan Finn,  Elizabeth Galamba,  Alyssa Geniza,  Adam Girafalco,  Bryan Goins,  Joseph Gordon,  Marissa Gratti,  Katharine Harley,  Alex Hoffman,  Briana Hoffman,  Elise Hoffman,  Jasmine Hughes,  Lillian Hunsberger,  Celina Irizarry,  William Kaiser,  Cameron Kegel,  Charlotte Kennedy,  Madison Kraichely,  Jared Krieger,  Daphne Li,  Leilani Lopes,  Dwight Marazas,  Spencer Mitchell,  Holly Monroe,  Kathleen Moser,  Austin Nace,  Michael Neeson,  Nicholas Osborn,  Edward Park,  Sarah Pennington,  Jakob Perlstein,  Corey Peterman,  Abigail Pihanich,  Taele Polamalu,  Emma Powell,  Michael Prior,  Jenna Pruski,  Michael Ragusa,  Diana Randleman,  Autumn Ricci,  Abigail Rieker,  Zachary Rieker,  Dylan Rolando,  Tyler Rolando,  Dustin Schreiber,  Marissa Shukowitsh,  Michaela Sloan,  Nathan Smith,  Maya Stehle,  Ashley Tammany,  Madison Thierry,  Shannon Thomas,  Elly Tran,  Zachary Troutman,  Logan Vandeweghe,  Ryan Vargo,  Damian Walsh,  Sophia Walton,  Alyssa Wehr,  Justin Weiler,  Trezure Whitehurst,  Dakota Williams,  Carly Wood,  Dana Wood,  Nathaniel Yuchimiuk.

Honors
Brady Ahern,  Kayla Akers,  Lexi Banninger,  Madison Batzel,  Patrick Bishop,  Kirsten Bond,  Marissa Burton,  Daniel Bush,  Tylor Campli,  Katelynn Caporaletti,  Anthony Catanzaro,  Ariella Coronel,  Monika Cortez,  Jared Cossel,  Sam Costanzo,  George Crock,  Ronald Crowell,  Jasmine Cuadrado,  Brian Czerpak,  Jazmyne Daniels,  Mykia Dargan,  Brett Dewees,  Cori Dickinson,  Saylor Durr,  Matthew Favinger,  Cierra Fekelman,  Mya Franklin,  Christina Fry,  Ryan Gibney,  Grace Gill,  Madkha Hamaad,  Taylor Hennelly,  Tyrees Hudgen,  Emily Hunziker,  Alexander Keer,  Erin Kling,  Ryan Laise,  Germann Larmond,  Destinee Leibensperger,  Daquan Lipscomb,  Nicholas Litwin,  Brett Lockey,  Lucia Marino,  Joel Marko,  Robert Mcnichols,  Tahj Miller,  Matthew Moyer,  George Nagle,  Kyle ONeal,  Amanda Ounsworth,  Joseph Paolucci,  Jessica Pasternak,  Chance Poole,  Kieran Read,  Domenic Rinaldi,  Luke Robles,  Miracle Santos,  Jaiana Scarbrough,  Austin Spencer,  Madison Steffenino,  Jaime Suny,  Kaitlyn Thieme,  John Tunney,  Joseph Walton,  Kaitlyn Weller,  Sarah Wert,  Blake Wescoat,  Maya White,  Destiny Williams,  Bryce Winston,  Madison Wise,  Ethan Youse.

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