Wood 91 He captained the 1999 and 2000 teams and was named All-American as a junior and senior. Bobby Abbo 63 Roster - Georgetown Prep Girls Lacrosse - Washington, DC After Denison, Coach Paro signed with the Detroit Lions in March 1983. Caponiti, Zack As a senior, he helped lead Prep to one of the greatest seasons in School history. A three-sport varsity athlete, Michael Ralph 74 excelled on the wrestling mat. Hess, Henry In 1973, William and Mary won the Division I NCAA, District 3 cross country championships and placed fourth at the Division I NCAA National Championships. Howe, Kade John Kemp '09 Golf course designer and golf coach at Georgetown Prep. At YSU, he ran for 2,739 yards and 31 touchdowns. A 4-year lacrosse starter and captain his senior year, Greg Tomasso '93 was one of Prep's first All-Americans and a key contributor to the establishment of Prep lacrosse supremacy. At Florida, he was also a member of the Marine Corps and was commissioned as a Marine Officer upon graduation in 1978. champions scored 312 goals in 22 games while giving up only 69. ET, followed by the boys matchup against Calvert . Terry excelled in football, basketball and baseball at Prep. How to get around Grafenwoehr & Vilseck Army Base without a car! He won a silver medal in the mile in the Junior Olympics. The most dominant soccer player in Prep history from 1988-1991, he achieved incredible individual (All-Met, player of the year, All-IAC) and team achievements during this time including the 32-game unbeaten streak which continued after his graduation (he was also a great basketball player, part of the 1991 basketball team at Prep and was All-IAC in that sport as well). Dr. Keegans legacy at Prep has extended to his four sons and four grandsons, who are all Prep graduates. Eleven team. In addition, Jack played golf for 3 years while at Prep was undefeated in his senior year helping the team win the Private School Championship by beating Landon. Winner of 11 varsity letters at Prep, he was a 3-year starter and multi-dimensional threat on the varsity football team as a middle linebacker in the 5-3 defense, a fullback, and a special teams player. Arthur Smith '01 ), Francis Coppola '06 (171 lbs. banner, finished second in the state, and number one in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area by The Washington Post. The team won the I.A.C. He played college football at Duke where he was the captain of the varsity team as a 1973 All-American and All-ACC defensive end, was drafted by the NY Jets in 1974 and played professionally in the USFL. Later that season, Prep beat DeMatha Catholic, 6-3. Buddy also starred for Mr. Coupe's new track team, revived after a 10-year hiatus, and won medals for the 100 yard dash and (improbably) the shot put, but football was Buddy's sport. honors and winning the I.A.C. One of the most beloved and respected coaches in school history, Coach Kevin Dowd was an assistant coach in the Georgetown Prep basketball program for 26 years. The Hoyas finished the season ranked number one in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area. As a junior, Hurley earned All-Met second-team honors from The Washington Post. Brian Haley 89 He won four consecutive WMPSSDL 200-yard medley relays (2001-2004) and three straight 200-yard medley relay Metro titles. He started 4 years on the football team as a running back and defensive back; started 4 years on the basketball team as a forward; started 4 years on the baseball team at multiple positions, and was the top WDC area track athlete in the 100, 220, and 440 (Heekin was the only person to ever win a 440 against Jack Robinson in high school, and once entered a track meet as an individual and finished in 2nd place as the only competitor for Georgetown Prep in the events). Preps football program rejoined the I.A.C. He was named first-team All-Met, first-team All I.A.C., Montgomery Gazette Offensive Player of the Year, Montgomery Journal Player of the Year, first-team All-State, and George Michaels NBC Channel 4 Golden Eleven team. Scharfenberger, Chris Terry McGann 67 In Tims time as an athlete at Prep, he played on both the football and basketball teams that beat the No. He was also a two-time All-Met honoree as a member of the Prep varsity hockey team. The 1970 Prep soccer team compiled a 12-0-2 record, allowed only 0.7 goals per game, won the IAC Title, and was ranked No. As a member of Team USA, Scott averaged two goals per game and helped the United States win the gold medal. He was a standout heavy wrestler and won the heavy weight championship in the St. Stephens tournament but it was on the football field where Frank really made his mark. No. As a senior, Barton was named team Most Valuable Player and earned All-I.A.C. Coach Urick graduated from Georgetown in 2000 with a B.A. Team; News; Stats; Commits; 2022 Schedule; 02/13: vs Johns . honors on the varsity basketball team and averaged twelve points and six rebounds per game. Vranizan, Griffin He was a two-time Maryland State and St. Albans Prep School Tournament champion. As a junior and senior, he earned All-Met honorable mention recognition from The Washington Post. His 2,147 yards set the single season rushing record for Montgomery County. Kevin was a two-time, All-IAC selection and twice led the IAC in scoring, averaging close to 30 points per game in his senior season. He was named first-team All-Centennial Conference his sophomore year and Washington College won the Division III National Championship his senior year. There is no additional information to display. Don sealed that victory by converting a one and one with 30 seconds left in the game. Tony came back to coach the varsity basketball team at Prep from 1966-1969. Marc McKenna 69 Georgetown Prep defeats St. Stephen's and St. Agnes 6-0 to sweep finals series Little Hoyas earn 4th consecutive IAC title May 12, 2023 Lacrosse Georgetown Prep defeats Landon 14-9 in IAC Lacrosse final Hoyas win first IAC tournament since 2014 to complete an undefeated IAC season 1 singles and No. honoree after averaging a team-high 17.8 points and eight rebounds per game. He was a two-time first team All-State and All-American. Marc Richards 89 Five players from the team were named to the All-Met team. On the football field, Aiken started as a junior at defensive tackle on the 1968 varsity team that finished the season undefeated and regarded as one of the top programs in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. In football, he was a 2-year starter at tight end and tackle, earning All-IAC his senior year and helping Prep win the 1990 IAC Championship, highlighted by a victory over St. Albans and future NFL Hall of Fame tackle Jonathan Ogden. A lawyer by profession, coaching was Coach Gilmores passion. Godine, Holt He was voted All-IAC during Coach Fegans final year and compiled a 191 record in two years on varsity. A four-sport star who competed in football, basketball, baseball, and track & field. Along with Bennett, Nick Veith '04 (first team), Trevor Casey '03 (second team), Joey Kemp '04 (honorable mention), Danny Glading '05 (honorable mention), and Chris Lehman '03 (honorable mention) earned All-Met honors. Thomas J. Dugan, S.J. Jack Wimsatt 66 Dr. L. Edward Perraut 67 Senior Gulf Stream, Fla. Georgetown Prep. Ed Claxton 51 (d.) Ridgway also earned All-IAC as a member of the Track and Field team for shot put. individual honors: Sean ODonnell '05 (140 lbs. Football (captain, All-Prep), basketball (captain, All-Prep), baseball (captain, All-Prep), track & field (All-Prep). During his junior year, he led Prep to a 7-3 record. . This was one of the most dominant times for Prep track & field as Pat Haley, Jr., Anthony Desir, Bill Plank, Kip Jawish and Kurt Pierce combined for 3 consecutive Maryland Private State Championships (1976, 1977, 1978), Cronly Invitationals (1976, 1977), IAC championships, and many other wins as a team and numerous individual records, many of which still stand today in the new Prep field house. In his junior year he played offensive guard and defensive linebacker on the 71 IAC Championship Team. The 1999 varsity lacrosse team finished the year ranked eleventh nationally. Campers will experience Georgetown Prep's state-of-the-art athletic facilities, learn new skills, meet new friends, and have FUN! Kemp is one of four Kemp brothers to attend Georgetown Prep: Robert Jr. '94, CJ '99, and John '09. Coach Gilmore assisted Jim Fegan on the gridiron for 33 years from 1961 to 1994. The team, who also finished number 1 in the state of Maryland, consisted of 5 high school All-Americans: Bennett, Casey, Veith, Glading, and Andrew Brancaccio '06. Brendan Gallaher '72 He graduated from the University of Maryland in 1969, where he earned a masters degree in French Literature. We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us. A 3-sport letterman in track & field, basketball, and football, especially excelling in the latter, leading the team to a 19-1 record his junior and senior years. He often cited Kevin Byrds clutch last second shot in an overtime win against Landon as the highlight of his Prep career. An inspirational leader known for his toughness and determination, he culminated his Prep career by winning the Alumni Memorial Medal. Dave Flynn dominated the football field during his playing days as an offensive and defensive end for Prep. Macsherry was named first-team I.A.C. Kemp is one of four Kemp brothers to attend Georgetown Prep: Robert Jr. '94, CJ '99, and Joey '04. Sam Sullivan 87 On the football field, Barton started as a junior and senior on both the offensive and defensive line. For his efforts, Jerry was selected to the All-tournament team for both tournaments. Don was a dominant defensive end in football and did all the kicking and punting. A key contributor on the 1976 Hall of Fame track and field team, Haley repeated as the I.A.C. Glynn, Charlie N.A WATCH GAME Thursday May, 13 Fegans two sons, Michael '11, Matthew '13, attended Prep while his son Andrew '19, is a current senior. The 1970 team had a great coach for the second year in a row, Ron Sotak. In addition, Kemp earned All-American honors as a senior. A 2-sport athlete in both football and baseball, Brian Cashman '85 excelled for the Hoyas on the baseball diamond. In 2005, Duplinsky was the U-20 World Triathlete champion and Canadian national triathlon champion. 1 in the Washington, D.C. area. career, he was a two-time All-Star and named to the N.B.A.s All-Defensive Team in 2014. Grafenwoehr & Vilseck Army Base Shuttle Bus. league play as a sophomore. Kurt Pierce 77 He is a member of the Dickinson College Athletic Hall of Fame. Winner of the Frank Emmet Schoolboy his senior year, he continued his golf career at the University of Virginia. following the 2003 season due to its dominance in league play. After service in the war and still undersized, Buddy played quarterback for Georgetown University before injuries ended his promising career. Matt was a two-time All-Met selection and he went on to lead the University of Maryland to multiple Final Fours. Jerry was one of Preps most celebrated athletes during the early 1960s. Full Bio. He was a starter in basketball from his sophomore year on. He started the golf team at Georgetown Prep, encouraged other high schools to form teams, and organized tournaments for the boys. One of the most dominant tennis players in Preps history, Lynch also played football as a running back for three years on varsity. He finished his collegiate career with 31.5 career sacks, a conference record that stood for 20 years. 1976 Track Team 5 Georgetown Prep (North Bethesda, Md.) In his second season as head coach, Mongelli guided Prep to an I.A.C. His father, Patrick, Sr. 52, and brother, Brian 89, are also members of the Georgetown Prep Athletic Hall of Fame. Leagues. During the season they only gave up a total of six points in nine games against ranked opponents including Gonzaga, St. Albans, Good Counsel and Episcopal. Horsey is credited as the architect of the numerous track and field records and I.A.C. Mason was named Offensive Player of the Decade by the Montgomery County Gazette. Bidwill has successfully led the franchise for 45 years. One of the unsung heroes on one of the most accomplished athletic teams in Georgetown Prep history, J. McCauley Mac Brown '71 starred on the great varsity football team of 1970 and was a key player on one of the best offensive lines in school history. Do buses run on a limited schedule given the holiday or follow the same weekday schedule? Acton, Michael John Douglas 91 In 2002, he became the Universitys first All-American in lacrosse. Today, Haley is Senior Vice President of Innovation at Under Armour. He led the Cavaliers to a perfect 17-0 record and the university's third national championship. In football, he was an outstanding receiver and the first-team All-Met kicker for Preps 1988 team, which was part of a 32-game unbeaten streak, one of the longest in DC-area history. In addition, Leasure earned All-Tournament honors at the Gallaudet and St. Stephen's & St. Agnes tournaments during the 1955-1956 season. Kemp was named an Under Armour All-American his junior and senior seasons. As a freshman, Haley won the I.A.C. Coach Paro has served as Preps Athletic Director since 1999. championship. Kelly, Wilson In basketball, Glading was a three-year starter at point guard and led the team in assists as a junior and senior. Halpert, Jojo A serious shoulder injury late in his senior year prevented him from becoming a professional baseball player following graduation. A four-year letterman and senior captain of the swimming and diving team, Mongelli returned to Prep in 1996 as an assistant coach to Prep Hall of Fame coach, Kirby Weldon '68. This great team achieved remarkable things in terms of being ranked as high as number 8 with the likes of Dunbar, DeMatha, and Carrol in the Washington Posts Top 20, in winning the St. Stephens tournament, the IAC championship for the 2nd straight year, and competed well in several other great tournaments that year. Inspired by the University's Jesuit identity and education mission, our athletics program seeks to develop the talents, character, and leadership. honoree. Roster - Georgetown prep lacrosse Caggiano, Jordan After Notre Dame, Kemp played Major League Lacrosse (MLL) for several seasons. Outstanding 3-sport athlete in football, track & field, and baseball. He helped lead the 1971 varsity football team to a 6-1-1 record and ranked ninth in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. The tight end earned second team All-Ivy accolades his senior season. He was such a great athlete that he played baseball and tennis in the same season! 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014. Brian was also All-IAC in both football and basketball his senior year. He earned All-Met first-team honors as a junior. title and a 12-0-2 record. 6 Taft School (Watertown, Conn.) 7-1 Started as a tight end and linebacker at Villanova. Casey D'Annolfo. The Mike Daly Head Coach of Men's Lacrosse. Dan Paro '79 is entering his twenty-second year as Georgetown Prep's varsity head football coach. He was first team All-IAC and he was second team All-Met as a senior. As a senior, Gallaher was named first-team All-Met by The Washington Post and The Washington Star for his accomplishments in track and field. Prep was ranked as high as eighteenth nationally. In Cross Country, he coached countless All-IAC and All-Met selections, as well as All-Americans, and built the Georgetown Prep Cross Country Classic into the pre-eminent high school cross country meet in the U.S. mid-Atlantic region. A three-sport star in football, basketball, and track & field. At Loyola (Maryland) University, he was a 3-year lacrosse starter, earning All-America distinction each year before briefly playing professional lacrosse. After Prep, Tomasso went on to star at Washington College. In 2014, Hibbert finished second in the Defensive Player of the Year voting. The four-time All-I.A.C. He was also a varsity track athlete sophomore, junior, and senior year. Aidan Hesse '22. A versatile and dominant 3-year starter during one of the greatest runs in Prep football history, he started at 6 different positions, excelling in all of them: defensive back, punter, punt returner, fullback, quarterback, and linebacker, the last for which he made All-IAC, All-Met, and All-Catholic All-America his senior year, when the captain established a team scoring record and helped extend what to date was the longest winning streak in Prep history. A 1979 Prep graduate, Coach Paro matriculated to Denison University where he was a four-year letterman on the football team. Prep finished the season ranked number one by The Washington Post. A three-sport star in football, basketball, and golf. A key running back in Preps rise to football superpower in the late 1960s, he was part of a tandem that ran for more than 2,000 yards and 16 touchdowns in only 8 games in 1969. He helped launch many notable careers, including Deane R. Beman, the first commissioner of the PGA Tour. On the golf course, he captained the team and was the number one player as a senior. Coaches; Camps. Upton graduation, Smith served as a graduate assistant coach at UNC and worked with the offensive line. Tominovich, Chase As a senior, Kemp anchored the defense and helped guide Prep to a 19-1 overall record. He shined most in baseball, as a slugger and as a pitcher. Pacheco, James O'Donnell, Francis In 1947, with Robert R. Rodenberg, he organized the Baltimore Colts professional football team. Mr. Juan Jaysingh 00 Prep took on West Philadelphia, the top ranked team in the country. Schlank, Joe Matt Hahn 94 Coach Gleasons basketball teams of the 70s consistently had winning records, and at one point, they won four straight IAC titles. On January 30, 2002, after losing earlier in the season to the Bears in the Purple Puck tournament finals, the Hoyas dominated Landon 4-1 in the I.A.C. McDonough girls will face Good Counsel at 3:30 p.m. Georgetown Prep. He set all-time records for points in the pentathlon, a mark that stood for ten years. Dave went on to be a three-year starter at William & Mary as a defensive tackle. He set numerous football records at Georgetown University before tragically dying of cancer at age 28. He earned All Tournament honors at the St. Stephens tournament where he averaged 15 points a game and helped Prep finish as co-champions in 1968. The stars on that team were: Chico DeLaGuardia from Panama, Terry McCarthy from Argentina, Enrique Lewis from Mexico, and Peter MacLellan from South Boston. He placed first in discus in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area and was runner-up in the 400-high hurdles. must be clean paper and/or cardboard yes . Prep finished the season ranked twelfth in the Washington, D.C., area and beat WCAC powers Carroll, Gonzaga, and Good Counsel twice. He joined Coach Jim Fegan's varsity football staff prior to the 1979 season, assisting with opponent scouting and game-day preparation and strategy. He was selected to the Washington, D.C., Private School All-Star Team for the Preliminary Game for the McDonalds All-American Game. Matt went on to Hamilton College and Georgetown Law School. Coach Fraiture has won 11 IAC championships including four consecutive IAC titles with Hall of Fame player A. J. In addition to football and basketball, Brian starred for four years on the Prep track and field team and as a junior he won both the discus and shot put in the IAC championships. He led Prep to a third consecutive I.A.C. As a senior, Delaney went 7-4 and earned All-I.A.C accolades for the third straight season. John S. Gibadlo '71 Kemp was the varsity hockey teams captain as a senior and earned All I.A.C. Dowd came to Prep in 1971 as the head coach of the Junior Varsity program. Kemp finished his collegiate career with a .623 save percentage. The Georgetown Prep Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 2007 to honor individuals and teams who have made a significant positive impact on Prep athletics. Eddie was also a four-time All-IAC selection for Preps track and field team. Currently is the SVP of Operations and Technology for the NBA. One of the most accomplished runners in Georgetown Prep history, Brendan Gallaher '72 lettered two years on both the cross country and track and field teams. Gallaher was named All-I.A.C. Despite being offered scholarships to play basketball in college, Barton chose to attend the University of Notre Dame. In addition, he earned All-Met honorable mention honors by TheWashington Post. An unfortunate set of circumstances surrounded his departure prior to his senior year and the committee has waived the requirement to be a graduate of Prep under the selection committee bylaws. Tom is considered one of the best athletes Prep has ever seen. Matt was one of three brothers to attend Prep (James, 63, and Marc, 69.) An orthopedic surgeon, since 1989, he has overseen the development of Preps sports medicine program. He won the Frank Emmet Schoolboy championship and was named first team All-Met. He made All-IAC his 3 years on varsity and was named All-Met and All-State in his junior and senior seasons. in 2014 after a 10-year hiatus. Full Bio. Playing for the New Jersey Pride and the Chesapeake Bayhawks, he retired in 2009 as the third all-time leading goal scorer in MLL history. Louis Buddy Spiess 43 (d.) record holder in the 3,200-meter race. In the 1974-1975 season, the senior captain led Prep to a 17-3 record and another I.A.C. Sr. Potomac, Md. On the basketball team, he started his junior year and averaged 8.8 points and 3.6 rebounds a game as the teams power forward. regular season co-championship and conference tournament title. During his senior season, Caldwell won the annual Georgetown Prep Cross Country Classic and the Washington, D.C. Metro Catholic Championship. 1975 Basketball Team Timothy Delaney '74 A 2-sport captain, Bret Thompson '02 was a three-year letterman in both football and lacrosse and excelled in both sports. In addition, Hurley won two 100-yard breaststroke titles at both Metros and WMPSSDL (2003-2004). He was named first-team All-Met, first-team All I.A.C., Montgomery Gazette Offensive Player of the Year, MontgomeryJournal Player of the Year, first-team All-State, and George Michaels NBC Channel 4 Golden Under the guidance of first-year head coach Brian Maloney, the 2001-2002 varsity hockey team achieved unprecedented success. In addition, he was named to the All-Tewaaraton team and was the teams Most Valuable Player. In baseball, Doyle was a three-year starter at shortstop, two-time All-I.A.C. Coach Fraiture came to the United States in 1962. Awarded the Alumni Memorial Medal at graduation, he attended Georgetown University, where he played varsity lacrosse. Billy Maloney 72 titles and three WMPSSDL championships. Aslanian, Cavanagh In addition to his storied football career, Coach Gilmore served as the varsity basketball coach from 1987-1994. He earned All-Met (second team) and All-IAC honors his senior season. Mitchell and his twin brother, Bryon 84, transferred to Georgetown Prep as sophomores. Later he played for the Birmingham City Basketball Team in England (a Division II team in the British National League). champions defeated Landon for the first time in school history in 2003. He was commissioned into the United State Air Force as a Second Lieutenant in November 1977. Paul went on to play basketball at Washington and Lee University, where he was a starter his sophomore and junior years. One of the greatest track athletes in high school track & field in the WDC Metropolitan area. Four Prep wrestlers earned All I.A.C. Hibbert led the Hoyas to a 20-5 record and a second-place I.A.C. Before UDC, Coach Urick served at Georgetown University for eleven years as an assistant coach and offensive coordinator. In lacrosse, he was arguably the greatest offensive player in Prep history. The 1970 varsity football team went undefeated, won the City Championship, and finished the season ranked number one in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area. Kurkjian, William Individually, Ralph is one of the most accomplished wrestlers in Prep history. As the lead offensive lineman during the 2000 season, Prep rushed for over 3,000 yards. Pete White He was a defensive back on the football team, a guard on the basketball team and even found time to play soccer. Don was a standout guard on the basketball team and in his junior season the team was ranked number seven in the city. All Material copyright 1989 - 2018 Prep Lacrosse Boosters . Championships, and is now considered one of the most dominant swim programs in the area and the country. The three seasons of 2000, 2001, and 2002 are arguably the best football teams in school history. Haley is fifth all-time in pentathlon points in Princeton track and field history. Jack also ran track and played basketball while at Prep. Tim Ruane 71 As a senior, he led the 1994 baseball team to the I.A.C. DC Express Lacrosse Club 2022 Black Roster. He was selected to the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Board of Directors in 2015. He was All-American at Virginia in soccer and scored the only and winning goal in order to gain the National Championship in college soccer in 1994, USA national team and US Olympic team soccer player, he later played professional soccer as well. A three-sport star athlete, Edwin Ed Barton 61 earned nine varsity letters as a member of Georgetown Preps varsity basketball, football, and golf teams. A four-year letter winner and two-time captain of the Georgetown Prep varsity basketball team, Roy Hibbert Jr. '04 is one of the most accomplished athletes in the Schools history. Before coming to Prep, Coach Urick oversaw the lacrosse program at the University of the District of Columbia. He was named to 1st team All-Met for both football and track. Frank Emmet (d.) and Prep record with David Saunders 79, Norman Shaffer 79 and Peter Dunne 80. The team beat St. Johns College High School, a perennial top program in the Washington, D.C. metro area, 4-3, in their second game of the season. The team also won the prestigious St. Stephen's tournament at the end of the season. Charles Joseph Kemp '99 play and won the 1977 I.A.C. Gallaher is a member of the William and Mary Hall of Fame. Varsity Field. In 2006, Coach Urick led team USA to a silver medal in the World Lacrosse Championships and was the teams leading scorer. 200. Received the Alumni Memorial Award in 1963. Guy Fraiture Dave was also an outstanding wrestler. A three-sport letter winner, Joseph Joey Kemp '04 earned ten varsity letters during his Georgetown Prep career in football, hockey, and lacrosse. As a junior, Hibbert led Georgetown to the 2007 Final Four. In addition, he was named first-team All-State, first-team All-I.A.C., and first-team All-County. Mr. J. Patrick DiNenna 75 More well-known by colleges for his lacrosse skills, he attended Villanova to play that sport. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. He held an IAC league record of 84-15 during that span, which included 41 consecutive league victories over 4 seasons and 6 IAC championships. In his junior season, Cashman led Montgomery County with 26 stolen bases (without being caught once) in just 17 games. Steve played college football as a starter at Colgate as well. The five-game slate begins on Friday, April 21 with a doubleheader featuring the top ten ranked McDonough High School girls' and boys' teams. Bryan T. Lafferman '88 titles starting with the 2005 team. Eddie was a three-year, two-way starter at wide receiver and defensive back during a 32-game unbeaten streak. Wood, 91. He earned All-I.A.C. As a junior, Mason ran for 2,147 yards and scored 29 touchdowns while leading the Hoyas to their second consecutive I.A.C. Mr. Fegan received multiple Coach of the Year awards in 1970 (Final #1 ranked undefeated football team in the Washington Metropolitan area), 1986 and 1996, His record speaks for itself at 239 62 12 and he still coaches football today at Prep for the love of the game.. Shriver, Jack He was named NCAA All-American honorable mention three times and won the 2009 ACC Championship in the 200-yard breaststroke and the 4x100 medley relay.
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