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2018-19 SAINT STEPHEN’S A t h l e t i c s G u i d e
MESSAGE FROM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR LENNY PAOLETTI
Congratulations, Falcons! The Saint Stephen’s following new varsity head coaches for 2018-19:
girls athletic teams repeated as the top 3A all- Jaime Kitchner joins us as our new head cheerleading
coach. Jaime was a member of the cheer squads
sports program in the Florida High School Athletic at Bayshore High School and Manatee Community
Association (FHSAA) 2017-18 Sunshine Cup College. She and her family are new to Saint Stephen’s
and her son Conner (9th grade) has joined the football
standings, capping a year on the fields and courts that team.
was one of the most successful in school history! Bret Bystricky is our new girls basketball coach. Bret
However, if you thought that was amazing, just wait . . . joined us last year as our middle school athletic
director/PE coordinator, but he moves from the
I have never been as optimistic or excited for an soccer pitch to the hard court this year in his coaching
athletic year to begin as I am for the 2018-19 campaign. assignment.
As I enter my fifth year as your
athletic director, I am eager to Guy Virgilio is our new girls soccer
watch our seniors – who were just coach. Guy comes in as already one
eighth graders when I began – of the most successful high school
achieve their goals. This is significant soccer coaches in Florida. He started
because our entire school has now the program at Lakewood Ranch
grown up with a simple athletic High School 18 years ago and won 13
perspective: we don’t practice/we district championships, three regional
train, we don’t play/we compete, championships, and appeared in three
and we don’t dream/we do! state Final Fours while there.
We made a decision last year not Stephen Adair has the daunting task
to host many of the FHSAA district of following Marc Jones as our new
and regional events so that our boys soccer coach, and we know he
teams could focus on their seasons. will be up to the challenge. Stephen
Hosting big events not only adds holds a national ‘A’ license from the
an emotional aspect to the games, United States Soccer Federation and
but also demands an army of volunteers and requires has coached on the high school level in Florida and
a lot of school resources. However, as an Athletic Virginia.
Department, we are ready to open our beautiful Finally, I want to say thank you to our Falcon Athletic
campus and showcase our talents in 2018-19. Boosters and the members of our Parent Athletic
Many of our middle school teams will once again Committee. By sharing your support, thoughts,
compete in the local Florida Sunshine Charter Schools concerns, and commitment to our athletic programs,
League (FSCL). Congratulations to our middle school we continue to grow into one of the premier athletic
tennis (league champs) and golf teams (league departments in Florida.
runners-up) for amazing success during their inaugural Through hard work, long hours and total commitment
seasons! New this year, our middle school football team to our sport, to our school, and to each other we will
will join our varsity football team in the Sunshine State build on the successes of yesterday! While others
Athletic Conference. practice/we train, while others play/we compete, and
I also want to congratulate and thank Sheri Hart while others dream/we do, because . . .
(swimming and diving), Tumeka Harris (girls tennis), We are FALCONS!
Shannon Dodge (softball), and Dan Rice (boys lacrosse),
who joined us last year as new varsity head coaches.
They made the transition seamless and showed
incredible commitment and dedication to excellence.
Please help me give a big Falcon welcome to the
TEAM-BY-TEAM PREVIEWS
FALL SPORTS
SWIMMING/DIVING: It was a dynamic first campaign under Head Coach Shari Hart in 2017, as the Falcons established seven
new school records. The relay team of Nicky Mattheys, Nicolas Probosz, Alex Webster and Graham Beckstein crushed all the
relay records on the board, including the 200 free, 200 medley and 400 free relays. Individual records were broken by Beckstein
(50 free), Probosz (200 IM/100 breast) and Webster (200 free). The Falcons represented well at the district meet, with standout
performances by Anika Kennedy (2nd, 50 free), 6th grader Kaleigh Hart (5th, 100 fly), Carter Beckstein (7th, 50 free) Tyler Wade
(9th, 50 free) and 7th grader Gem Turkomer (11th, 100 back). Saint Stephens qualified 14 swimmers for the regional meet,
including all six relays for boys and girls, and four swimmers – Webster, Probosz, Graham Beckstein and Mattheys – advanced to
state, where the Falcons ultimately placed 22nd. Webster paced the team with an 11th-place finish in the 500 freestyle to cap
another impressive season. It was his third straight state championship appearance. Diver Cate Mulqueen made an impactful
debut for the diving team, placing top-three during the entire dual meet season. With the exception of the graduated Probosz,
each of those student-athletes return for what should be an exciting 2018 season.
BOYS GOLF: SSES continued its long tradition of success during the 2017 season, ultimately
qualifying for the state tournament. The boys fell just short of capturing their first state
championship since 2004. The Falcons held second place after the first day of the Class 1A
tournament, but couldn’t make up any ground and settled for the runner-up trophy. Ryan
Kinkead (Boston College) and Massimo Mbetse (USF) completed their stellar SSES careers
with second (2017) and third (2016) place state tournament finishes to their credit. The
season also included a repeat as district champions and a win in the prestigious, 17-team
Donald Ross Invitational that ended a five-year run of titles by Lakewood Ranch High.
Despite losing Mbestse, Kinkead and Song Bai, the 2018 Falcons return two veteran players
in seniors Alan Klenor and David Hu, who both already have top-10 state individual finishes
to their credit.
GIRLS GOLF: The Falcons extended their school-best streak of district titles to six, and
returned to the state tournament for the sixth straight year after finishing second in the
regional, which ended a five-year run as champions. Led by Maria Huang, the Falcons
completed their season in 11th place at state, a two-spot improvement over 2016. The top
three players return this season – sisters Maria Huang (sophomore) and Catherine Huang
(senior), and Kendall Miller (senior). With some added depth expected to emerge among the
newcomers to the program, the Falcons should find themselves right back in the hunt for
their seventh consecutive state tournament appearance.
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BY THE
4 – Consecutive years that a SSES boys golfer has finished in the top 10 at the state tournament:
David Hu (9th/2017), Alan Klenor (10th/2016), Justin Wynen (8th/2015), Jack Cen (6th/2014).
CROSS COUNTRY: Both boys and girls
squads ran runner-up at the district
meet in 2017. The girls finished fifth in
the region, qualifying them for their
second straight state meet. The boys
narrowly missed a return trip to state
with a seventh-place region finish,
although graduated senior Henry
Howell did advance as an individual. In
Tallahassee at the state championships,
led by sophomore Hannah McCurry and
freshman Allie Serterides, the Falcons
ultimately finished 14th, three spots
higher than the previous program
best. This season will start with more
questions than answers. With just more than half of each varsity squad returning, can new additions coalesce around a young
core group? Will the speed and spirit from the rising sophomores and juniors build even stronger squads? Will the girls once
again be a force in the district paced by McCurry and Serterides? Will junior Jackson Dillingham and senior Jim Class step up
and help the boys return to state?
VOLLEYBALL: Short on numbers in 2017, the Falcons finished 7-8. After slumping through a six-game losing streak in
the middle of the season, they rebounded to win three of their final four matches and reach the semi-finals of the district
tournament. Roster depth figures to be an issue again with the graduation of two key seniors. That leaves just four experienced
starters, and two are eighth graders – Jordyn Byrd and Alyson Folkens. Juniors Kate Folkens and Sarah Stevens also return.
WINTER SPORTS
BOYS BASKETBALL: With consecutive successful
seasons and the program’s first post-season bid since
1999, it’s safe to say that the Falcons have begun to
establish a winning culture under third-year Head
Coach Dave Rumenapp. SSES finished the 2017-18
campaign at 15-10, earned a share of the regular-season
district title at 9-1, and was the league’s tournament
runner-up. That meant a regional playoff berth for the
first time in nearly two decades. Although that game
resulted in elimination at Naples First Baptist Academy,
it showed the youthful Falcons’ potential. The season
included sweeps of district rivals Out-of-Door Academy
and Sarasota Christian, and was punctuated by a road
win at Bradenton Christian, and non-district victories
against Braden River and Cardinal Mooney. The future
looks bright. The 2018-19 Falcons lose just one starter
and return their top three scorers from a season ago –
junior Ty Barker (13.9 ppg), and seniors Cade Westberry
(11.3 ppg) and Jordan Edwards (11.2 ppg). Leading
rebounders Barker (8.5 rpg) and junior Cam Vining (8.6
ppg/5 rpg) also return for a team that looks poised for a
run to capture the first district championship in school
history.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: After ending a post-season drought that dated back to 1999
with a district runner-up finish to advance to regional play during the 2016-17 season,
the Falcons continued to build on that success in 2017-18. SSES posted its first winning
record (12-8) in nearly two decades, repeated as district runner-up and won its first-
ever regional playoff game, upsetting Naples First Baptist Academy on the road, 47-44,
to advance to the regional final. How remarkable has the recent turnaround been?
Entering the 2016-17 season, Saint Stephen's had won just eight district games since
2006, and went winless in district play from 2009-2015. The Falcons have now posted
an 11-7 district record the past two seasons. SSES won just five games in five seasons
between 2009 and 2014, but has racked up 22 victories during the past two campaigns.
Under the leadership of new Head Coach Bret Bystricky, this year’s team will need to
compensate for the loss of two key contributors. LeNae Jones (9.8 ppg./5.8 rpg.) and
Claudia Sbaschnik (9.2/5.2) each scored more than 600 points during their high school
careers and were leaders for a young team. Despite their graduations, however, plenty
of experience returns. Junior Sarah Stevens (9.2/9.4) and eighth grader Jordyn Byrd
(8.4/9.6) give the Falcons one of the tallest and most athletic post duos in the area.
Steady freshman guard Jamie Springstead is already a two-year varsity starter, and senior
Maria Herrig (3.5/2.3) and sophomore Allie Serterides are dependable options. Senior
Lily Chapman will be counted on as a reliable, long-range sniper on the perimeter, while
freshmen Nikole Cosentino also returns and is a willing defender for the Falcons.
BOYS SOCCER: Very few of former Head Coach Marc Jones’ 25 seasons leading the Falcons were as fulfilling as the 2017-18
campaign. Although SSES fell in the first round of the regional playoffs, the Falcons finished 11-2-3 overall to win their eighth
straight district championship – exceeding expectations, given the squad’s youth and lack of proven scoring punch. Jones
recorded a 375-72-35 all-time record at Saint Stephen’s and captured 19 district, nine regional, and one state championship.
The Falcons have posted a 95-16-18 record since 2010-11. Their last district loss came during the 2009-10 season, a string of
46 games in which SSES is 43-0-3. The 2017-18 team was paced by gritty seniors – goalie Trevor Mulqueen (East Tennessee
State) and Chris Pennewill (Rhodes College). They led a tight-knit squad that scrapped its way to four one-goal wins and an
improbable 4-0-2 record against large public schools including Sarasota Riverview, Braden River, Southeast and Bayshore. The
program is now in the capable hands of Stephen Adair, who has coached youth, club and high school soccer in Virginia and
Florida. He has the unenviable task of following Jones, and
his first Falcons team will lean on senior Noah LaBelle and
junior Jacob Whorf for leadership and scoring punch.
GIRLS SOCCER: The 2017-18 Falcons produced a 10-5-2
season, with a district runner-up finish and a first-round
regional playoff appearance. In his two campaigns as
head coach before moving out of state, Andrew Sopher
compiled a 21-12-2 record that put the program on
firm footing. SSES now turns the reins over to one of the
state’s most successful prep coaches, as Guy Virgilio was
coaxed to leave Lakewood Ranch High after 18 seasons.
He led his teams to a record of 312-75-39, won 13 district
championships, three regional championships, and
appeared in three state Final Fours – the last time in 2014.
It may take some time to develop, but the expectations for
girls soccer at SSES have obviously just increased. Virgilio’s
first Saint Stephen’s team will have some solid pieces, led
by two of the top three returning scorers in senior Ayla
Johnston (18 goals, 6 assists) and junior Jackie Schlossberg
(10 goals, 8 assists). The Falcons should also be able to lean
on senior Kendall Miller, who scored seven goals in just 11
games last season. Sophomore Emma Craig saw her first
action in goal in 2017-18 and registered a solid 1.358 goals
against average. Sophomore Janie Chatham is a versatile performer
who is comfortable playing anywhere on the pitch. Senior Rena Parent
and sophomore Stacie Burgess solidified themselves as solid outside
backs a season ago and will likely anchor the defense. Seniors Ashleigh
Rodhouse and Siddie Pennewill are also options on the back line.
WRESTLING: The Falcons’ Big Four – Jake Ross, Max Manning, Parker
Lansberg and Jake Manning – put the program on the map over
the past two seasons with outstanding consistency on the mat that
produced six state qualifiers. Senior Jake Manning will now be the lone
holdover during a period of transition, but there is no better piece for
Head Coach Bobby Latessa to build around. Manning became just
the second Falcon ever to medal at the state tournament when he
finished fourth last season in the 113-pound class. His brother, Max, and
Lansberg also qualified for state, and Jake Manning and Lansberg won
district championships during the 2017-18 campaign. Despite Manning
being the key returnee, the Falcons will have two other experienced
grapplers in seniors Darron Robinson and Dalton Francis, who both
missed last season with injuries but are district-title caliber talents.
In fact, Francis was a district runner-up and regional qualifier at 220
pounds as a sophomore at Bradenton Christian in 2017.
SPRING SPORTS
BASEBALL: Perhaps no team on campus is better positioned for a solid postseason run than the baseball Falcons, who have
been building toward this season for a number of years. A veteran team returns off a 17-5 campaign in 2018 that ended
abruptly in the district tournament and left a sour taste, but the pieces are in place. The return of senior Jacob Eyre from
Tommy John surgery boosts a pitching staff that already includes steady seniors Nick Schroeder (7-0. 3.09 ERA) and Max Runde
(6-1, 2.85), and junior Wyatt Sevin (2-2, 2.20). As a sophomore, Eyre was 3-1 with an earned run average under 2 for the Falcons,
and he figures to lead the staff after a year off. The offense is just as solid, paced by seniors Mike Madigan (.405, 21 RBI) at
shortstop and Ben Tobio (.468, 12 RBI) at catcher. There are no easy outs in a lineup that also includes OF Peter Balos (.426, 16
RBI), IF Schroeder (.333), 3B Sevin (.315), 1B Runde (.293) and OF Ben Schnur (.275). If things fall into place, the Falcons should
be in the hunt for their first district championship since 2009 . . . and more.
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BY THE
15.6 – Average wins by SSES baseball over the past three seasons. After four consecutive losing
campaigns from 2011-15, the Falcons have gone 47-26 (.644 win percentage) since 2016.
SOFTBALL: Can these young Falcons
make a run at a state title? The idea
doesn’t seem far-fetched when you
consider that four of their nine losses
a year ago came at the hands of
eventual state champion Admiral
Farragut – the last of which was a
narrow 3-1 defeat in the first regional
final appearance in SSES softball
history. The graduations of SS Claudia
Sbaschnik (Albion), CF LeNae Jones
and 1B Sydney Ashley leave holes to
fill, but there is still plenty of talent.
It starts in the circle with the one-
two punch of Ella Dodge and Amy
Woodworth keeping hitters in check.
Both finished the year with earned run
averages below 3. The lineup includes Julia Dodge (.316), Woodworth (.306) and Emma Craig, who combined to drive in 34
runs in 2018, and phenom middle schoolers Ella Dodge (.316) and Alex Call (.274).
BOYS LACROSSE: Under first-year Head Coach Dan Rice, the Falcons (11-9) exceeded the expectations of almost everyone
by notching the first winning season in program history. The next step is to become relevant in district play and a challenger
to the league’s upper echelon – Cardinal Mooney, Sarasota Riverview and Out-of-Door Academy. Despite losing five seniors,
there is definite reason for hope. Last year, freshmen Chris Donnelly, Connor Rice and Cade Ryskamp all played big roles for the
Falcons, as did sophomores Caden Milburn and Julian Sedillo, a District 17 honorable mention selection. All are a year older
and more experienced, but the team’s young core bodes well for the future. Providing the experience is District 17 first-team
senior attacker Colin Varady. If the Falcons make a jump forward in 2019 the way they did in 2018, it will be an impressive feat.
GIRLS LACROSSE: The 2018 season brought a third straight district title and the Falcons’ (15-5) deepest post-season run ever.
SSES captured two regional playoff games and reached the state’s Elite Eight before finally bowing out of the tournament.
The 2019 squad will have two gaping holes to fill with the graduations of All-Americans Katie Pierce (American) and Baylee
Barker (Rhodes). While their departures means a huge chunk of the Falcons’ scoring punch is gone, there is still some solid
experience returning. Two-time
All-American midfielder Kendall
Miller will no doubt be expected to
provide leadership and offensive
production. A mix of experience
and youth will be key to the
Falcons continuing their climb,
led by seniors Ashleigh Rodhouse,
Zoey Block and Rena Parent, and
sophomores Taylor Vara, Janie
Chatham and Mia Lindsey.
BOYS TENNIS: For the second
straight year, the Falcons (9-3)
advanced to the regional final
but fell a step short of the state
tournament, unable to get past the
roadblock of the Krug brothers at
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85 – Strikeouts recorded by softball’s Ella Dodge in 2018. As a SIXTH GRADER, the
BY THE
phenom averaged more than a strikeout per inning (83.2 IP) in 17 appearances with a
stunning 2.09 earned run average.ODA. Also for the second year in a row, Max Damm played for
the state title at No. 1 doubles. He and teammate Chenhe Li won
the 2017 championship, while Damm and partner Kevin Jiang
made a run to the 2018 finals but settled for runner-up honors.
The 2019 Falcons will no doubt be strong again behind Damm,
Jiang and key returnees Max Petrov and Noah Van Dyke, who
must step up their games with the departures of No. 3 and 4
singles players George Krouzek and Graham Hadesman. To return
to the state tournament for the first time since 2015, however,
the Falcons will have to find a way to overcome the Krugs and
the Thunder.
GIRLS TENNIS: Under rookie Head Coach Tumeka Harris, the
Falcons (11-2) won district and regional titles in 2018 to qualify
for the state tournament with a top five that included three
middle schoolers and only two high school students – Cassy
Huang and Laura Perazzolo. Despite their youth, the Falcons
were dominant in the regular season, sweeping eight of their
10 matches, with the only loss being a 4-3 setback at Sarasota
Riverview. This year’s squad will continue to be very young
with Perazzolo, a junior, the most experienced. Paradise Traub
(freshman) and Maria Petrova (8th grade) are also key returnees.
TRACK AND FIELD: While the boys team failed to defend its
2017 state championship, the Falcons did qualify 15 athletes for
the meet in Jacksonville, and the 4x400 relay team of Sydney
Brown, Jett Gillum, Demetrius Davis and Chase Brown finished
third in Florida. Most of the key pieces of that team have moved
on and 2019 figures to be a rebuilding year. Returnees with state
experience include distance runners Jackson Dillingham, Noah
LaBelle, Matthew Kincaid and Allie Serterides, high jumper/
sprinter Jordan Edwards, and field athletes Kendall Miller and
Dylan Davis.
Noah Labelle
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35 – Years since Saint Stephen’s won the only district basketball title (girls in 1984) in
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The Saint Stephen’s Athletic Hall of Fame was reinstated in 2016 after a six-year hiatus and inductions
now occur biennially. The 2018 ceremony was held on March 10 and was a highlight of the school’s
annual GameChangers event benefiting SSES Athletics. A grand stage assembled under tents on the
turf at the Moore Athletic Complex provided the perfect setting to honor two former Falcons who’ve
brought recognition and distinction to their alma mater.
Cassidy Whidden Springmann ’11 was a five-sport varsity Sean Kelly ’11 attended SSES throughout high school and was
letter winner at SSES recruited to play softball at Notre Dame. a leader on the Falcons golf team. In his middle school and early
Cassidy couldn’t return to campus for her induction due to high school years, Sean was the No. 1-ranked junior player in New
her role as Notre Dame’s Director of Softball Operations, but York State, a top-50 player in the American Junior Golf Association
her proud parents were on campus to celebrate Cassidy’s and Golfweek rankings, and was a 2010 U.S. Amateur participant.
induction. Sean ultimately accepted a scholarship to South Carolina where he
Considered one of the best catchers in Notre Dame softball enjoyed a stellar collegiate career.
history, Cassidy was a four-year contributor and a member As a college freshman, Sean made the Southeastern Conference
of the Irish Big East Conference championship team in 2013. Academic Honor Roll – a status he maintained from 2012-16. He
Cassidy appeared in 184 games (146 starts), primarily at posted a top-five showing, two top-20 finishes and carded five
catcher. She was a career .286 hitter with 23 doubles, 35 home rounds of par or better. As a junior, Sean collected a top-10 finish,
runs, 120 RBI, and a .597 slugging percentage. Cassidy remains five top-20 finishes and an impressive 72.71 stroke average. He was
Notre Dame’s career leader in hit by pitch (32) and ranks in the also named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-American Scholar that year,
top-10 of all-time Irish players in slugging percentage, home a recognition he again earned as a senior. The capstone of Sean’s
runs and fielding percentage. As a junior, she was named college career was his receipt of the University of South Carolina
National Fastpitch Coaches Asssociation Mid-Atlantic All Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award in 2016.
Region First Team. She is one of only eight Notre Dame players Sean joined PGA Tour Canada following college and played two
ever to hit 10 or more home runs in consecutive seasons. seasons, finishing 60th (2016) and 24th (2017) on the money list.
A letter from Cassidy was read to the Game Changers Sean “Monday” qualified for the AT&T Byron Nelson in Dallas, where
audience, in which she wrote: he shot 67 and advanced through a 4-for-3 playoff with YE Yang,
“It is my firm belief that I would not be the person I am today the winner of the 2009 PGA Championship. Sean missed cut in by
without the support and love I received while a student three strokes, but gained valuable experience.
at Saint Stephen’s. Thank you to the faculty and staff who Sean currently has conditional status for the 2018 PGA season and
invested more than time in students like me. Thank you is playing to qualify for events. He did so in March, winning the
for embracing my uniqueness, recognizing my individual qualifier for the El Bosque Mexico Championship and subsequently
strengths and giving me the confidence to pursue my goals. making the cut for tournament play. Sean has been a type-1
Even though I’ve graduated, Saint Stephen’s will always be in diabetic since early childhood, a condition he has never allowed
my heart.” to hold him back from striving to achieve his lifelong dream of
becoming a PGA professional.
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state champions all-americans
• Football – 2016, 2017 • Dozier Hilliard – Football (1974)
• Boys Golf – 2000, 2004 • Terri Vitale – Tennis (1990)
• Boys Soccer – 2001 • Sherri Vitale – Tennis (1991)
• Boys Tennis – 1986, 1988, 1992, 2004, 2015 • Victoria Jarrell – Tennis (1992)
• Girls Tennis – 1981, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992 • Leif Olson – Golf (1998)
• Boys Track & Field – 2017 • Oui Nirapathpongporn – Golf (1998, 1999)
• Allison Moon – Swimming (1999)
regional/conference champions • Jeanne Cho – Golf (1999)
• Baseball – 2003 • Mike Barbosa – Golf (1999)
• Football – 2016, 2017 • Gillian Hatch – Soccer (2000)
• Boys Golf - 2000, 2002, 2014. 2015, 2016 • Tyler Leon – Golf (2002)
• Girls Golf - 2000, 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016 • Brad Rusin – Soccer (2005)
• Boys Soccer - 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2009, 2011, • Ellie Berdusco – Swimming (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)
2014, 2015 • Baylee Barker – Lacrosse (2016, 2017, 2018)
• Boys Tennis - 2003, 2004, 2013, 2014, 2015 • Kendall Miller – Lacrosse (2017, 2018)
• Girls Tennis - 2005, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, • Katie Pierce – Lacrosse (2018)
2017, 2018
• Boys Track & Field – 2017 individual state champions
• Gretchen Rush & Susan Jarrell – Tennis Doubles (1981)
district/division champions • Jim Courier & Jim Spencer – Tennis Doubles (1986)
• Girls Basketball – 1984 • Mitch Rubenstein & Albert Ayo – Tennis Doubles (1988)
• Baseball – 1996, 1997, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009 • Laura Randmaa – Tennis (1989)
• Boys Cross Country – 2016 • Oui Nirapathpongporn – Golf (1999)
• Girls Cross Country – 2016 • Tyler Leon – Golf (2000)
• Football – 2016, 2017 • Scott Bruckmann/Bren. Phippen – Tennis Doubles (2003)
• Boys Golf – 2000, 2002, 2004, 2009, 2012, 2016, 2017 • Scott Bruckmann – Tennis (2004)
• Girls Golf – 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 • Eric Hansen – Tennis (2004)
• Girls Lacrosse – 2016, 2017, 2018 • Brennen Phippen – Tennis (2004)
• Boys Soccer – 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, • Scott Bruckmann/Bren. Phippen – Tennis Doubles (2004)
2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011-18 • Ellie Berdusco – Swimming (2012)
• Girls Soccer – 2000, 2001, 2006, 2008-12, 2014 • Zach Bessette/Brian Berdusco – Tennis Doubles (2013)
• Softball – 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2014, 2015 • Brian Berdusco – Tennis (2013, 2015)
• Boys Tennis – 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, • Ignasi Forcano – Tennis (2015)
1994, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2013, 2015, 2017 • Russell Berdusco/Ignasi Forcano – Tennis Doubles (2015)
• Girls Tennis – 1981, 1982, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, • Chenhi Li & Max Damm – Tennis Doubles (2017)
1991, 1992, 1993, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015,
2017, 2018
• Boys Track & Field – 2017
• Volleyball – 2010, 2012PLAYING IN COLLEGE
student college sport
Class of 2018
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Baylee Barker Rhodes Lacrosse Jorge Zavala Spring Hill Soccer
Chase Brown W. Michigan Football Q. Zhao NYU Golf
Sydney Brown Illinois Football
Bryce Gay SCAD Lacrosse Class of 2013
Henry Howell Davidson Soccer Victoria Biach No. State Volley
Ryan Kinkead Boston Col. Golf Ryan Cromwell Stetson Tennis
Caitlin Lynch Dartmouth Rowing Hannah Howell G.town Soccer
Massimo Mbetse USF Golf Connor Lynch Brown Golf
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Trevor Mulqueen E. Tenn. St. Soccer Peter Moore Tufts Tennis
Chris Pennewill
Katie Pierce
Rhodes
American
Soccer
Lacrosse
Tim Nutter
Bern Sansone
Furman
Dayton
Football
Tennis
Mary Ann
Claudia Sbaschnik Albion Softball Jen Sundstrom Middlebury Tennis
Brendan Worthy Lehigh Golf Class of 2017
Class of 2017 Alden Zeff Wheaton Tennis wisconsin
Andrew Csubak Tampa Track Yvonne Zheng UCLA Golf
David Gao Rollins Golf
Letherio Jones Sewanee Football Class of 2012
Jordan Murrell Stetson Football Lauren Johnson Rhodes Volley
MaryAnn Rompf Wisconsin Tennis Brett Messieh Case Soccer
Josh Stevens Georgetown Football Katie Pollan Williams Tennis
Peyton Vining Denison Football Michael Roberts Elon Baseball
Alex Virgilio Wingate Football Troy Tolentino Trinity Baseball
Oliver Vaidis Mercer Golf
Class of 2016 Shannon Morrish Vanderbilt Soccer
Antonio Colacci New Hamp. Soccer Adam Vining Williams Football
E. Concha-Toro West Point Rifle
Chris Morrish Trinity Soccer Class of 2011
Jude Sedillo Tampa Lacrosse Al-Bochie-Mazie Pace Tennis
Sam Tobio Charleston Sailing Perri Anderson SMU Tennis
Jake Westberry Fresno State Football Ryan Benevides Rice Golf
Annie Berdusco Charleston Swim
Class of 2015 Tylor Galomb Stetson Baseball
Ellie Berdusco
Zach Bessette
Jack Cen
N. Dame
Amherst
Cornell
Swim
Tennis
Golf
Frank Glover
M. Ingerman
Kylie Kaufman
Boston Col.
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Nicole Johnston Cornell Tennis Caroline Knoop Dartmouth Skating University of tampa
Wyatt Knopfke Boston Col. Football C. McQuiston Boston Col. Golf
Bryce Liebel Centre Volley E. McQuiston Boston Col. Golf
N. Pleyerova Queens Golf Jeremy Perron Holy Cross Baseball
Chris Pollan Lehigh Golf J. Rosales-Cruz Stetson Golf
Nick Rodhouse URI Baseball S. Rehal-Singh Tampa Golf
Cassidy Whidden Notre Dame Softball
Class of 2014 Ryan Worthy Ohio Golf
Rebecca Banks Guilford Soccer
Bradley Beazant Rice Football Class of 2010
Henry Bernet Augsburg Football James Allen Marshall Football
Patrick Byrnes Wheaton Soccer Cameron Ayala Army Football
Lauren Csubak Saint Leo Track Casey Cothron John/Wales Volley
Jeremy Jackman Denison Football Joshua Cothron Lees-McRae Volley
Matthew Jones Bentley Soccer Maggie Holbert R.-Macon Volley
Elena Laporte UL-Lafayette Tennis Ian Nora Rollins Sailing
Kirsten Samuels Rhodes Softball Chelsea Pezzola Michigan Golf
YuJian Song Lehigh Golf Bri. Schwartz S. Briar Eques
Liyin Xu Penn State Tennis
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NUMBERS
20 – The number of student-athletes in the past
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streak and is the two-time defending Sunshine State Athletic
Conference independent state champions. While most will expect a
step backwards because of the graduations of ultra-talented players
including Fred Billy, Chase and Sydney Brown, Demetrius Davis, and
Parker Lansberg, don’t tell these Falcons that.
It will be a different-looking team, but the expectations haven’t
changed.
While the offense was collecting video-game-like numbers the
past few seasons, it overshadowed the incredible defensive effort
being put forth every week by the Falcons. In last year’s unbeaten
2018
season, the SSES defense allowed just 7.2 points per game, held six
opponents to seven points or less, and recorded three shutouts.
As this year’s offense creates its new identity with plenty of new
faces in the starting lineup, the defense already looks game-ready
after registering a scoreless spring effort in two quarters, holding
future regular-season opponent Indian Rocks Christian to just two
first downs.
Junior LB Cam Vining, senior DE Tyler Burnham (four sacks in the
spring game), junior DT Dylan Davis, senior LB Dalton Francis, junior
S Ty Barker and senior LB Truman Carlsen combined for more than
280 total tackles a season ago, including 59 tackles for loss and 22.5
sacks. Senior defensive lineman Darron Robinson played in just two
it will be a different-lookin
games before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the season, but
he had 31 tackles and three sacks as a sophomore. Sophomore DB/
LB Calvin Sauerbeck should also take a step forward after recording
27 tackles, two defended passes and a fumble recovery last season
in limited playing time.
Also, watch for newcomer and Manatee High transfer Jack Peebles
to make his presence felt at linebacker. There’s no doubt the Falcons
football
will once again be very tough to score against in 2018.
Even though the big playmakers SSES relied on to boost it to three
straight SSAC title games have moved on to the collegiate level,
that doesn’t mean the Falcons’ offense won’t have the weapons in
preview
place to continue to light up the scoreboard.
The strength of the unit is clearly up front with a sturdy offensive
line that includes lots of experience led by Davis, Burnham, Francis,
Robinson, senior Trey Bauer and junior Alex Sket. The talent and
aggressiveness in that group of linemen should make it possible
for the Falcons to grind out plenty of yards, first downs, and
touchdowns.
NUMBERS
BY THE
722 – The number of days since the Falcons lost a football game when they open the season on Aug.
17. Their last defeat was Aug. 26, 2016 in the season opener against Community School of Naples.Sophomore Patrick O’Keefe will get the first crack at replacing
the record-setting Billy at quarterback, with junior Trystan Brown 2018 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
second on the depth chart. Also keep an eye on junior Xavier
Williams. The athletic, dual-threat lefty was a star for the Palmetto (ALL GAMES 7 P.M.)
High junior varsity team last year before transferring to Saint
Stephen’s in the summer. AUG. 17 - AT LAKE MARY PREP
Sophomore D.J. Clark will try to fill the shoes of the other part of (KICKOFF CLASSIC)
the Falcons’ dynamic backfield duo from a season ago, stepping
in for Chase Brown at tailback. As a freshman, Clark saw mop-up AUG. 31 - VS. CAMBRIDGE CHRISTIAN
duty in 10 games, mostly in the second half of lopsided wins,
and looked capable. He carried 15 times for 66 yards and a SEPT. 7 - AT WINDERMERE PREP
touchdown. Joining Clark in the backfield at times will be Vining,
who may be the Falcons’ most versatile player. The junior carried SEPT. 14 - VS. SHORECREST PREP
the ball 20 times a year ago for 212 yards and three scores. He’s
also a capable receiver with good speed and the ability to break
tackles.
SEPT. 21 - AT NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN
The true wildcard that opposing defenses will have to deal with SEPT. 28 - AT OUT-OF-DOOR ACADEMY
for the Falcons, however, is elusive receiver Jordan Edwards.
The senior has missed the past two seasons with knee injuries, OCT. 5 - VS. BAYSHORE CHRISTIAN
but looks ready for a big return in his final year. SSES is hoping
Edwards can recapture his 2015 freshman form, when he led OCT. 11 - AT BRADENTON CHRISTIAN
the team with 13 receptions, averaged nearly 20 yards per catch
and scored four touchdowns. He was also the team’s top punt
returner. OCT. 19 - VS. INDIAN ROCKS CHRISTIAN
(HOMECOMING)
ng team, but the expectations haven’t changed.
FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK
Season Coach Record
2017 T. Creneti 11-0
2016 T. Creneti 11-1
2015 T. Creneti 9-2
2014 T. Creneti 8-3
2013 T. Creneti 6-5
2012 T. Creneti 4-7
2011 T. Creneti 0-10
2010 S. Brown 2-8
2009 S. Brown 4-6
2008 M. Kitchie 5-5
2007 M. Kitchie 5-5
2006 M. Kitchie 1-3
Overall 66-55
Non-District 32-20
District 28-34
Playoffs 10-1
Home 35-21
Away 27-31
Neutral 5-3FOOTBALL REC
FOOTBALL vs. ALL OPPONENTS
School W-L
All Saints’ Academy 1-1
Berean Christian 1-0
Bishop McLaughlin 5-0
Boca Raton Christian 1-0
Bradenton Christian 4-3
Calvary Christian 2-1
Cambridge Christian 0-1
Canterbury 1-3
Cardinal Mooney 0-2
Carrollwood Day 1-0
Citrus Park Christian 2-0
Community School of Naples 0-4
Evangelical Christian 1-3
First Academy 1-0
First Baptist Academy 1-3
Foundation Academy 1-0
Gateway Charter 3-1
Hernando Christian 0-1
IMG Academy 1-0
John Carroll Catholic 0-1
Jupiter Christian 1-0
Keswick Christian 3-0
Lafayette 0-1
Lake Mary Prep 1-0
Lakeland Christian 0-1
Landmark Christian 0-1
Lakeland Santa Fe Catholic 1-3
Legacy Charter 1-0
Marco Island Academy 1-0
Moore Haven 1-3
Mount Dora Bible 1-0
Northside Christian 1-2
Oasis 1-0
Orlando Christian Prep 2-0
Orangewood Christian 0-1
Orlando Lutheran 1-0
Osceola 1-0
Out-of-Door Academy 7-6
Prep Learning Academy 0-1
Seffner Christian 2-1
Seven Rivers Christian 2-0
Shorecrest Prep 3-2
Southwest Florida Christian 1-2
St. Andrew’s 0-1
St. Edward’s 2-0
St. Francis Catholic 1-0
Cam Vining St. John Neumann 1-3
The First Academy 0-1
Trinity Prep 0-1
Windermere Prep 2-1
Zephyrhills Christian 2-0
NUMBERS
BY THE
100 – Tackles for loss registered by the Falcons in 2017, the second-highest total
in school history. In 2018 the defense returns six of its top eight tacklers.CORD BOOK
TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
Scoring Scoring Defense
Points – 64 (9/6/13 vs. Citrus Park Christian) Points – 465 (2016) Tackles for loss – 118 (2016)
Touchdowns – 9 (9/6/13 vs. Citrus Park Christian) Points Per Game – 38.8 (2016) Sacks – 36 (2013)
Safeties – 1 (multiple times) Touchdowns – 67 (2016) Sack Yardage Lost – 241 (2008)
PAT Attempts – 8 (9/6/13 vs. Citrus Park Christian) Safeties – 2 (2014) Interceptions – 16 (2017)
PAT Makes – 8 (9/6/13 vs. Citrus Park Christian) PAT Attempts – 56 (2016) Fumbles Recovered – 22 (2013)
Field Goal Attempts – 7 (2008) PAT Makes – 53 (2016) Fumble Recovery Yardage – 237
Field Goal Makes – 3 (10/24/14 vs. ODA) Field Goal Attempts – 7 (2008) (2015)
2-pt Conversions – 2 (multiple times) Field Goal Makes – 5 (2014) Blocked Punts – 4 (2014)
2-pt Conversions – 8 (2010) Blocked Field Goals – 4 (2012)
Passing
Attempts – 61 (9/24/10 vs. Bradenton Christian) Passing
Completions – 36 (10/22/10 vs. Evangelical Christian) Attempts – 441 (2010)
Yards – 412 (10/8/10 vs. Moore Haven) Completions – 206 (2010)
Completion Pct. - .909 (9/28/07 vs. Foundation Academy) Yards – 2,602 (2010)
Yards Per Completion – 38.5 (10/12/17 vs. BCS) Completion Pct. - .617 (2017)
Touchdowns – 5 (10/8/10 vs. Moore Haven) Yards Per Comp. – 22.5 (2017)
Interceptions – 6 (9/3/10 vs. St. John Neumann) Yards Per Game – 260.2 (2010)
QB Rating – 160.4 (9/11/15 vs. All Saints Academy) Touchdowns – 22 (2010)
Interceptions – 22 (2010)
Rushing QB Rating – 138.2 (2017)
Attempts – 53 (10/24/08 vs. Bishop McLaughlin)
Yards – 557 (10/11/13 vs. Canterbury) Rushing
Yards Per Carry – 21.4 (10/12/17 vs. BCS) Attempts – 377 (2009)
Touchdowns – 7 (4 times – most recent 10/6/17 vs. Gateway Yards – 3,306 (2017)
Charter) Yards Per Carry – 12.7 (2017)
Yards Per Game – 330.6 (2017)
Receiving Touchdowns – 53 (2017)
Receptions – 30 (9/24/10 vs. BCS)
Yards – 412 (10/8/10 vs. Moore Haven) Receiving
Yards Per Catch – 38.5 (10/12/17 vs. BCS) Receptions – 198 (2010)
Touchdowns – 5 (10/8/10 vs. Moore Haven) Yards – 2,602 (2010)
Yards Per Catch – 22.9 (2017)
Kickoff Return Yards Per Game – 260.2 (2010)
Yards – 367 (10/8/10 vs. Moore Haven) Touchdowns – 22 (2010)
Avg. – 95.0 (9/28/17 vs. ODA)
Kickoff Return
Punt Return Yards – 1,041 (2010)
Yards – 145 (10/29/10 vs. Calvary Christian) Avg. – 45.0 (2017)
Avg. – 50.0 (9/16/17 vs. Shorecrest)
Punt Return
Interception Return Yards – 341 (2008)
Yards – 105 (9/26/08 vs. Mount Dora Bible) Avg. – 21.9 (2017)
All Purpose Yards Interception Return
Game – 803 (10/8/10 vs. Moore Haven) Yards – 210 (2017)
Defense All Purpose Yards
Tackles for loss – 26 (9/30/16 vs. Keswick Christian) Season – 5,122 (2016)
Sacks – 8 (10/10/08 vs. Carrollwood Day) Per Game – 472.7 (2010)
Sack Yardage Lost – 83 (10/10/8 vs. Carrollwood Day)
Interceptions – 4 (3 times, most recent 10/6/17 vs. Gateway
Charter)
Fumbles Recovered – 7 (9/3/16 vs. Santa Fe Catholic)
Fumble Recovery Yardage – 50 (10/18/12 vs. Evangelical
Christian)
Blocked Punts – 2 (10/24/14 vs. ODA)
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FOOTBALL
Varsity Junior Varsity
Aug. 17 7 p.m. at Lake Mary Prep Aug. 29 4 p.m. Tampa Prep at Greenfield
Aug. 31 7 p.m. Cambridge Christian Sept. 4 4 p.m. Out-of-Door at Greenfield
Sept. 7 4:30 p.m. at Windermere Prep Sept. 10 4 p.m. Tampa Bay Christian
Sept. 14 7 p.m. Shorecrest Prep Sept. 17 4 p.m. Tampa Prep at Greenfield
Sept. 21 7 p.m. at Northside Christian Sept. 25 4 p.m. Out-of-Door
Sept. 28 7 p.m. at Out-of-Door Oct. 3 TBA Tournament TBA
Oct. 5 7 p.m. Bayshore Christian
Oct. 11 7 p.m. at Bradenton Christian GIRLS GOLF
Oct. 19 7 p.m. Indian Rocks Christian Varsity
Aug. 28 3:30 p.m. Lakewood Ranch at Greenfield
Middle School Aug. 30 3:30 p.m. Palmetto/LWR at Greenfield
Aug. 30 6 p.m. at Bradenton Christian Sept. 5 TBA at Cougar Invitational
Sept. 6 6 p.m. Out-of-Door Sept. 11 3:30 p.m. Sarasota at Greenfield
Sept. 13 6 p.m. at Carrollwood Day Sept. 13 TBA at St. John Neumann Invitational
Sept. 20 6 p.m. Lincoln Memorial Sept. 19 3:30 p.m. Lakewood Ranch at Greenfield
Sept. 27 6 p.m. at Indian Rocks Christian Sept. 20 TBA Sarasota Military at Palm Aire
Oct. 4 6 p.m. Berkeley Prep Sept. 24 9 a.m. at Crutchfield Hawkins Invitational
Sept. 27 3:30 p.m. Out-of-Door at Lakewood Ranch
Sept. 29 8 a.m. Riverview Invitational at Heritage
CROSS COUNTRY
Oct. 2 3:30 p.m. Palmetto at Greenfield
Sept. 6 5:15 p.m. Indian Rocks Open, Largo
Oct. 8 8 a.m. Donald Ross Invitational at Sara Bay
Sept. 7 5:15 p.m. MS Jamboree, Lakeland
Oct. 11 3 p.m. ODA/Cardinal Mooney at Greenfield
Sept. 15 7:15 a.m. B3R Sports Invit., Punta Gorda
Oct. 16 12:30 p.m. District Championship at Royal Lake
Sept. 19 4:30 p.m. at Out-of-Door
Oct. 22 8 a.m. Regional Championship at Laurel Oak
Oct. 5 5:30 p.m. JV Tri-County Meet at North Port
Oct. 6 7:15 a.m. Bobcat Classic, Gainesville
Oct. 13 7:40 a.m. FSU Invit., Tallahassee SWIMMING AND DIVING
Oct. 17 4:30 p.m. FSCL Meet at Saint Stephen’s Aug. 29 7 p.m. MHS/PHS/SEHS at G.T. Bray
Oct. 20 7:45 a.m. JV Brad. Runners Club, G.T. Bray Sept. 6 5 p.m. BRHS/SEHS at John Marble
Oct. 24 8 a.m. District Meet, G.T. Bray Sept. 8 7 a.m. Total Teamwares Relay at Northshore
Oct. 27 9 a.m. MS FLYRA Championship, Lakeland Sept. 12 5 p.m. LWR/BHS/PHS at LWR YMCA
Nov. 2 7 a.m. Regional Meet, Gainesville Sept. 15 7 a.m. Tampa Invitational at Northshore
Nov. 10 7 a.m. State Meet, Tallahassee Sept. 19 7 p.m. BHS/MHS at GT Bray
Sept. 29 7 a.m. Manatee County Meet at G.T. Bray
Oct. 6 7 a.m. Tri-County Meet at Selby Aquatic
BOYS GOLF
Oct. 17 6 p.m. Out-of-Door at G.T. Bray
Varsity
Aug. 30 4 p.m. Bradenton Christian at Greenfield
Sept. 4 4 p.m. Out-of-Door at Greenfield VOLLEYBALL
Sept. 11 4 p.m. Bradenton Christian at IMG Varsity
Sept. 13 TBD Neumann Invit. at Hibiscus GC Aug. 16-17 TBA Bayshore Christian Tournament
Sept. 15 TBD LWR Invitational at River Club Aug. 21 7 p.m. at Palmetto
Sept. 18 3:30 p.m. Cardinal Mooney at Laurel Oak Aug. 23 7 p.m. Braden River
Sept. 20 3 p.m. Lakewood Ranch at Greenfield Aug. 27 5 p.m. Grace Christian
Sept. 24 9 a.m. Crutchfield Hawkins at River Greens Aug. 30 7 p.m. at Southeast
Sept. 29 8 a.m. Riverview Invitational at Heritage Sept. 5 7 p.m. at Lakewood Ranch
Oct. 2 4 p.m. Out-of-Door at Greenfield Sept. 6 6 p.m. Community Christian
Oct. 5-6 8 a.m. Qboda Invitational Sept. 11 7 p.m. Out-of-Door
Oct. 8 8 a.m. Donald Ross Invit. at Sara Bay Sept. 13 7 p.m. NP Imagine
Oct. 11 3:30 p.m. Cardinal Mooney at Laurel Oak Sept. 18 7 p.m. at Sarasota Christian
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Varsity Junior Varsity
Nov. 13 7:30 p.m. SSES Tip-Off Classic vs. Lennard Dec. 13 5:30 p.m. Keswick Christian
Nov. 16 TBA SSES Tip-Off Classic Jan. 10 5 p.m. Sarasota HS
Nov. 20 6 p.m. at Clearwater Catholic Jan. 18 5 p.m. at Riverview HS
Nov. 27 6:30 p.m. at Tampa Prep
Nov. 30 6 p.m. at Sarasota Military Middle School
Dec. 4 5:30 p.m. at Sarasota Christian Nov. 13 5:30 p.m. Keswick Christian
Dec. 10 5:30 p.m. Bradenton Christian Nov. 15 6 p.m. Bradenton Christian
Dec. 11 5:30 p.m. Out-of-Door Dec. 14 5:30 p.m. at Bradenton Christian
Dec. 14 5:30 p.m. at North Port Imagine Jan. 15 5:30 p.m. at Keswick Christian
Jan. 5 4 p.m. at Palmetto
Jan. 8 5:30 p.m. Sarasota Christian GIRLS SOCCER
Jan. 9 5:30 p.m. Cardinal Mooney Varsity
Jan. 12 2:30 p.m. North Port Imagine Nov. 15 6 p.m. at Manatee
Jan. 18 5:30 p.m. at NP Community Christian Nov. 28 5 p.m. at Out-of-Door
Jan. 22 6 p.m. at Out-of-Door Nov. 30 5 p.m. Southeast
Jan. 25 5:30 p.m. at Bradenton Christian Dec. 3 5:30 p.m. Braden River
Jan. 29 6 p.m. Northside Christian Dec. 5 7 p.m. at Tampa Prep
Jan. 31 7 p.m. at Cardinal Mooney Dec. 7 7 p.m. NP Imagine
Feb. 1 6 p.m. Palmetto Dec. 11 5 p.m. at Sarasota Christian
Feb. 4-8 TBA District Tournament Dec. 14 5:30 p.m. Bradenton Christian
Jan. 7 5 p.m. Calvary Christian
Middle School Jan. 9 7 p.m. at Lakewood Ranch
Nov. 6 4 p.m. Saint Joseph's Jan. 15 6 p.m. Cardinal Mooney
Nov. 8 4 p.m. SSIS Jan. 16 5 p.m. at Southeast
Nov. 14 4 p.m. Palmer Ranch Imagine Jan. 18 7 p.m. Lemon Bay
Nov. 15 4 p.m. at N. Manatee Imagine Jan. 22 6 p.m. Manatee
Nov. 27 5 p.m. Palmetto Charter Jan. 25-31 TBA District Tournament
Nov. 29 4 p.m. at SAA
Dec. 3 5 p.m. Bradenton Christian Junior Varsity
Dec. 4 4 p.m. at LWR Imagine Dec. 3 4 p.m. Braden River
Dec. 11-13 TBA FSCL Tournament Dec. 5 6 p.m. Tampa Prep
Jan. 15 5 p.m. at Bradenton Christian Jan. 9 5 p.m. at Lakewood Ranch
Jan. 17 4 p.m. at Cambridge Christian Jan. 18 5:30 p.m. Lemon Bay
BOYS SOCCER Middle School
Varsity Nov. 13 4:30 p.m. Keswick Christian
Nov. 13 7 p.m. Bayshore Nov. 15 5 p.m. Bradenton Christian
Nov. 16 7 p.m. Riverview Dec. 14 4 p.m. at Bradenton Christian
Nov. 28 7 p.m. at Out-of-Door Jan. 15 4:30 p.m. at Keswick Christian
Nov. 30 7 p.m. Southeast
Dec. 3 7 p.m. St. Pete Lakewood
Dec. 11 7 p.m. at Sarasota Christian SSES ALMA MATER
Dec. 13 7 p.m. Keswick Christian Saint Stephen’s now we sing to thee
Dec. 14 7 p.m. Bradenton Christian This our song of loyalty
Jan. 7 7 p.m. Calvary Christian Green and gold declare thy fame
Jan. 10 7 p.m. Sarasota As we praise thy honored name
Jan. 16 7 p.m. at Southeast May our echoes ever ring
Jan. 18 7 p.m. at Riverview Like the soaring falcon wing
Jan. 22 6 p.m. at Tampa Catholic Through your halls of memory
Jan. 25 7 p.m. Manatee Here our hearts will ever be
Jan. 29-Feb. 1 TBA District Tournament
NUMBERS
.756 – The 2017 winning percentage of the non-division opponents on the Falcons football
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schedule. SSES will face stiff tests outside the SSAC Coral Bay Division from Windermere (10-1),
Cambridge Christian (9-3), Indian Rocks Christian (9-3) and Lake Mary Prep (6-4).2018-2019 STAFF
ADMINISTRATION VOLLEYBALL LACROSSE
Lenny Paoletti Shameka Burdick, Head Coach Dan Rice, Head Coach-Boys
Athletic Director Shannon Dodge, Asst. Chase Cannon, Asst.
Joanna Baugh, Head Coach-JV LeeAnn Fronckowiak, Head Coach-Girls
Bret Bystricky Doug Byrd, Head Coach-MS Wendy Kovich, Head Coach-JV Girls
Middle School Athletic Director Heather Millican, Head Coach-MS Boys
BASKETBALL Patrick Ryskamp, MS Asst.
Kathy Gainer David Ruemenapp, Head Coach Luc Goeders, MS Asst.
Administrative Assistant Erik Shultz, Asst.
Matt Fletcher, Head Coach-MS
A.J. Brown Jamie Roberts, Asst.
Bobby Latessa
Physical Education Teacher Chad Smith, Asst.
Nick Smith, Head Coach-MSD
Shameka Burdick Bret Bystrcky, Head Coach-Girls
Physical Education Teacher Marchale Robinson, Asst.
Doug Byrd, Asst.
Brian Shultes Becky Stevens, Asst.
Director of Strength & Conditioning
SOCCER
Erik Shultz Stephen Adair, Head Coach-Boys
Asst. Dir. of Strength & Conditioning Blake Hoonhout, Asst.
Shannon Dodge
Tyler Cotton, Head Coach-MS
CHEERLEADING Yvonne Stevens, Asst.
Jamie Kitchner, Head Coach Guy Virgilio, Head Coach-Girls
Julie Stacie, MS Head Coach Trey Horne, Asst.
Angela Munson, Asst. Cheri Cotton, Head Coach-MS
CROSS COUNTRY WRESTLING
J.B. Wolcott, Head Coach Robert Latessa, Head Coach
Wendy Kovich, Asst. Jeremy Nance, Asst.
Ann Hunsader, Asst. Eric Tamayo, Asst.
Tod Creneti
Dawson Hamilton, Asst.
Dave Scheiss, Asst. BASEBALL
Scott Sauerbeck, Head Coach
FOOTBALL Scott Eyre, Asst.
Tod Creneti, Head Coach Mike Verrill, Asst.
Kevin Barker, Asst. Rich Clark, Asst.
Greg Williford, Asst. Josh Conn, Head Coach-MS
A.J. Brown, Asst. J.B. Tucker, Asst.
Chris Vining, Asst.
Cord Graham, Asst. SOFTBALL
Rick Schuman, Asst. Shannon Dodge, Head Coach
James Phelan, Asst. Alycia Graczyk, Asst.
Steve Gulash, Asst. Bobby Dodge, Asst.
Curt Goeders, Asst.
Luc Goeders, MS Head Coach TENNIS
Brad Johnson, Asst. Scott Shields, Head Coach-Boys
Fred Noble, Asst. Tumeka Harris, Head Coach-Girls
Rebecca Walsh, Head Coach-MS Scott Eyre
GOLF Nick Ayers, Asst.
Letitia Zilar, Head Coach-Girls
Matt Primrose, Head Coach-Boys TRACK & FIELD
Betsy Nelson, Head Coach-JV A.J. Brown, Head Coach
Shameka Burdick, Asst.
SWIMMING Greg Williford, Asst.
Sheri Hart, Head Coach Don Arendt, Asst.
Guy Bergeron, Asst. Dave Scheiss, Asst.
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