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BULLIS LACROSSE
2015
Congratulations
Seniors
BULLDOGS
HAVE
BULLDOGS
A GREAT SEASON!
BULLDOGS
BULLDOGS
Love, Your Families
BULLIS BOYS LACROSSE
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
Founded in 1930, Bullis School is an independent
co-educational college preparatory day school for
students in grades 2-12. A total of 765 students
are enrolled, including 461 in the Upper School,
grades 9-12. Located in a suburb of Washington,
D.C., Bullis admits students who will contribute
in the classroom and throughout the community
and who will embrace the school’s participatory
approach. Students balance academics with arts
and athletics, along with activities that encourage
students to pursue their passions and discover
new skills and interests.
MISSION
Bullis provides a student-centered, balanced
experience in academics, athletics, the arts
and community service.
Bullis uniquely prepares
all students to become
caring citizens and creative, critical thinkers
who will thrive in tomorrow’s world.
EDUCATIONAL
APPROACH
At Bullis, we believe that
the best education is achieved through balance.
Here, students learn and grow, discover academic
and extra-curricular passions, value community,
develop lifelong skills and are happier and more
confident because of the balance we provide.
The school’s approach is framed by our core
academic values: communication, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and resourcefulness.
From a challenging college preparatory education to a full array of performing groups, athletic
teams and student service clubs, Bullis provides
students with the chance to learn in the classroom and art studio, and on the playing field and
stage.
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While preparing students for college, the Upper School also requires students to participate
in two school sports or extra-curricular activities each year, which further cultivates personal
growth and helps students to develop or refine
interests and passions. In addition, advisory
groups and other events throughout the school
year focus on character development to round out
the skill set that Bullis graduates take with them
when they leave the school.
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
Bullis students are required to complete a rigorous course load before graduation. A wide array
of honors and AP courses are offered. In addition,
Bullis offers students the
opportunity to enroll in
blended learning courses
where they may study
such subjects as astrophysics, epidemiology,
journalism, and research
design and methods in
a flexible and self-motivated environment.
Four signature programs
provide opportunities
for ambitious students
to pursue specific interests in STEM (science,
technology, engineering and math), entrepreneurship, humanities and global studies, or visual
and performing arts. Students who complete one
of these programs, in addition to their regular
required coursework, may earn certification that
informs colleges of their interests and pre-college
studies and experience.
ATHLETICS
Bullis has 25 athletic teams, many of which
compete in the IAC (boys) or ISL (girls) leagues
for local area independent schools. Our teams
are highly accomplished yet Bullis believes that
all students, no matter their skill level, should
have the opportunity to participate. We believe
that teamwork, sportsmanship, school spirit and
learning to win and lose gracefully are paramount
life skills. With 63 interscholastic teams competing in 14 different sports, there is a place for every
student.
BLENDED ONLINE LEARNING
Bullis offers a blended online learning program
for Upper School students. The courses listed below have been developed by Bullis School faculty
and are taught through its web-based learning
management platform called Haiku Learning
Systems. The courses are fully developed with
clearly defined goals,
objectives, activities
and student outcomes
to meet core academic
standards. Typically
each class meets with
the teacher in the traditional student-driven
classroom setting two
to three days per week.
For the remaining two
to three days per week,
the class meets in a
proctored virtual class
session, typically in the
Bullis library, for online work. While the workload for each course is
designed for five days per week, the online work
settings provide flexibility for students to manage
their time.
Blended online learning courses offered:
• Advanced Journalism
• Advanced Spanish Communication & Culture
•Astrophysics
•Journalism
• Mechanical Engineering
• Poverty & Equity in Montgomery County
• Research Design & Methods
A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
A key part of Bullis’ balanced approach is including opportunities for students to gain broader
perspectives on their world. Locally, students
regularly engage in a range of community service
projects, from single events to ongoing commitments with shelters and food banks and other
organizations that provide a range of services
in the community. Bullis
requires no community
service hours for graduation; our students
participate in community
service because they genuinely enjoy it.
On a broader level,
Bullis’ Global Studies &
Service program organizes six to eight trips
each year for students
to travel overseas for
community service and
educational activity. Recently, groups constructed buildings for a school
in Cambodia, participated in the International
Model U.N. Conference at The Hague, performed
at the Roncalli Theater Festival in Italy and observed turtle habitats in St. Kitts.
Additional intensive cross-cultural experiences are being developed for both teachers and
students: new programs include student exchanges with schools in Peru and Germany and teacher
exchanges with the Ameson Foundation in China.
• English Intensive
•Epidemiology
BOYS LACROSSE 2015 • 3
BULLIS LACROSSE WIN/LOSS RECORD
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BULLIS LACROSSE ALUMNI – WHERE THEY PLAYED
YEARNAM E
1988
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Clayton Simmers
Brian Rolapp
Brian Raymond
Gardner DeFranceaux
Adam Davis
Cameron Pratt
Matt Davis
Kevin Cronin
Ben Rippeon
Josh Wichard
Eric Gins
Zeb Mellett
Aaron Moatz
Lee Kenneth
Edward Scopin
Joseph Scopin
Sebby Astrada
Bubba Bunting
John Hull
Mark Newlan
Ben Spohn
Zack Rice
Tom Cowles
Mark Davis
Jonathan Sowanick
Sean O’Neill
Alex Morriss
Kory Daniels
Ben Donoghue
Preston Foulger
Elliott Jones
Ross Koenig
Vladimir Tintchev
Jared Robins
Scott Sowanick
Josh Posnick
Craig Aronoff
Branden Chasen
Paul Davis
Mike Embersit
Grant Hollingsworth
Brad Ross
Jordan Burke
Thomas Clute
Nick Donoghue
Kermit Carter Todd Helman
Josh Robins
Josh Ein
Jordan Cafritz
Freddie Leighton
Clark Appleby
SCHOOL
YEARNAM E
Yale
BYU
Wittenberg
Wittenberg
BYU
BYU
BYU
Cornell
Washington & Lee
OWU
Mary Washington
Washington & Lee
Middlebury
Amherst College
Mary Washington
Lynchburg
Middlebury
Army
Ohio State
Virginia Tech
Stanford
Middlebury
Salisbury
BYU
Gettysburg
Kenyon
Wooster
Drew
Brown
BYU
Penn State
Dickinson
Pitt
Arizona
Princeton
Delaware
OWU
Franklin & Marshall
BYU
Fairfield
Brown
Duke
Brown
Duke
Johns Hopkins
Villa Julie College
SMU
SMU
Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Hobart
Dickinson
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Hunter Gosnell
Zachary Harwood
Brian Jackson
Christopher Mejia
Svet Tinchev
Brandon Allen
Price Foulger
Andrew Fisher
Shaun Crow
Brooke Slowinski
Dan Tardiff
Brian Will
Steven Burke
Scott Sowanick
Andy Will
Zach Weiner
Jake Sentz
Nick Avedisian
Mason Powell
Tyler Scarff
Ricky Goldberg
Will Abbott
Robert Fleming
Archer Knopes
Jake Starke
Carlos Astrada
Sebby Astrada
Jordan Burke
John Kelly
Scott Crow
Ryan McMahon
Lincoln Leahy
Jeff Kimm
Matt Hicks
Matt Osphal
Kylor Bellistri
Nick Fields
Brandon Burke
Max Nordeen
Mitchell Goldberg
Joe Stucky Ben Catt Rashaad Wise Alex Robinson Nick Matzelevich SCHOOL
Lynchburg College
Middlebury College
UPENN
Middlebury College
University of Michigan
Duke
BYU
VMI
OWU
Miami of Ohio
OWU
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
Washington Bayhawks
Notre Dame
Muhlenburg College
Lynchburg College
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg College
Hampden-Sydney College
Arizona
St. Joseph’s University
Providence College
Rollins College
Bates College
Team Argentina
Middlebury, Team Argentina
Brown, Boston Cannons
Johns Hopkins
RPI
OWU
Sewanee
Trinity
Richmond
Hobart
Brown
Johns Hopkins
Colgate
Bowdoin
Richmond
Boston University
Middlebury College
Lynn University
Georgetown University
Siena College
SEASON OUTLOOK
VARSITY
Offense: The offense returns 3 starting
attackmen—Steven Shollenberger, Nicky Petkevich
and Alex Trippi—and will look to this trio to put
pressure on opposing defenses. Michael Culham
and Ethan Tauber return and will be looking to
work their way into the line-up. At the midfield, the
team graduated the leadership of Joe Stucky and
Greg Lovegrove while returning Drew Petkevich
and Will Gansler (moving from attack) and look
forward to a strong transition game in 2015. Also at
the midfield the team will need solid contributions
from seniors Zac
Culham and Thomas
Opsahl. Juniors
Jack Forrest, John
Markovs and Chris
Hsu are expected
to make significant
contributions to the
midfield this season
while junior Max
Menkes will have an
opportunity to play on both the attack and midfield
units this spring. Face-off specialist Joseph Stein
will play a major role in driving the success of the
team and will work with Michael Chiaramonte and
Jahred Jackson to control the faceoff X.
Defense: The defense will be led by a group
of juniors—Griff Gosnell, Paul Steel, Noah
Weinberger, and Owen Patch who are replacing 4
defenseman who are currently playing in college.
Also hoping to add to our defensive depth is Zach
Lee and newcomer Blair Signora. Bullis returns
both goalkeepers and looks forward to daily
competition between Cameron Link and Jake
Simon. Bullis is also hoping for some freshmen and
new players to Bullis to round out the 2015 roster.
The 2015 season will usher in the third lacrosse
coach at Bullis since the 1980’s.
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The team is looking forward to a challenging
and exciting season. The 2015 Bulldogs schedule
features Boys Latin—the top ranked lacrosse team
in the nation in 2014—along with the 12th ranked
team nationally St Paul’s. Bullis will play 5 teams
ranked in the top 25 nationally at the end of the
2014 season. Bullis has Rockhurst Jesuit—the 2014
Missouri State Champions—and North Carolina
State Champions Cardinal Gibbons on its schedule.
Bullis will also make a trip to the Eastern Shore to
play Delaware State Champion Cape Henlopen and
Worchester Prep in a late March matchup. Bullis
ends the season with
long time rivals in the
Interstate Athletic
Conference—Landon,
Georgetown Prep, St
Stephens-St Agnes,
Episcopal and St
Alban’s. Please be
sure to support the
2015 Bullis Bulldogs
lacrosse team.
JUNIOR VARSITY
The Bullis JV boys lacrosse program is an integral
part of our long term success. While it has proven
to be a great developmental program in terms of establishing proper stick skills and technique, it also
serves as a spring board to the varsity. The varsity
team success is based on the work done by many of
our underclassmen while on the JV team. The Bullis
lacrosse program prides itself on “homegrown”
talent from the lower school, middle school, or the
9th grade entry point for upper school. Many of our
players had tremendous middle school and JV careers before joining the varsity team. We are excited
to welcome Vincent White, David Zolet and Ryder
Henry as our coaches. All three bring a wealth of
knowledge and talent to help ensure the success of
the JV program continues.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Andres Parra
BOYS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
HEAD COACH, BOYS VARSITY SOCCER
A Bullis alum, Coach Parra
was a four-year varsity starter
for the boys soccer team, and
named All-IAC for three years.
He was a star soccer player in
college, and after a year in the
corporate world, Coach Parra
returned to Bullis.
In addition to his role as Boys Athletic Director and
Boys Varsity Soccer Head Coach, he skillfully juggles
a great variety of tasks and duties, including helping
with admissions, coaching basketball and soccer, and
maintaining our fields to make sure they are the best in the
ISL and IAC. He has recently taken on the role of 5th grade
PE teacher, where he brings his energy, enthusiasm and
love for sport to the Lower School.
“It’s easy to see how much pride he has in Bullis,”
said Coach Lloyd. “He cares deeply about each team, each
athlete, and each coach and dedicates himself fully to the
betterment of all the programs. His dedication to and love
of this school is overwhelming, and contagious to everyone
he comes in contact with.”
COACHES
Jeff Bellistri
VARSITY HEAD COACH
Jeff Bellistri assumed the
role as Bullis School’s new
Head Lacrosse Coach this
year for the boys varsity program. Bellistri is a long-time
teacher in the Upper School
at Bullis and has been a part
of the Bullis lacrosse program since 2001. During that
time, he has served as varsity
assistant coach for 12 years,
one year as JV head coach and 13 years as MS coach. Prior
to arriving at Bullis, Bellistri held the head varsity coach position at St. Andrew’s (Potomac, MD) for five years, where
he had a 52-26 record. Coach Bellistri has also coached for
more than ten years in local youth lacrosse leagues.
COACHES
Craig Aronoff
Nick Avedisian
ASSISTANT VARSITY ‘04
Craig Aronoff returns for his 4th
year on the varsity staff. Craig is a
2004 graduate of Bullis where he
lettered in hockey and lacrosse.
He spent a year developing his
skills at Bridgeton Academy
before matriculating to Ohio
Wesleyan University. He lettered for four years in lacrosse at OWU, graduating in 2010.
Craig will help coach all individual and team aspects of the
game both offensively and defensively.
and defense.
Nick Avedisian is from Laytonsville, Md and graduated from
Bullis in 2009. He lettered in
football and lacrosse while at
Bullis and continued his lacrosse
career at Gettysburg College. He
is excited to help the team this
year and will focus on face-offs
Tyler Scarff
Shaun Crow
Shaun Crow returns for his 2nd
year on the varsity staff. Shaun is
a 2007 graduate of Bullis where
he lettered in football for 3 years
and lacrosse for 2 years. Shaun
matriculated to Ohio Wesleyan
where he lettered for four years
on the lacrosse program, graduating in 2011. Shaun will work with our offensive unit.
Brian Will
Coach Will is a 2008 graduate of
the Bullis Shool where he lettered
4 years in lacrosse as a midfielder
and attackman. He also lettered 3
years in football and played quarterback and safety. He captained
both the lacrosse and football
teams his senior year, and went
on to play lacrosse at Georgetown University for 4 years.
He graduated from Georgetown with a degree in Business.
Brian will work with our offensive unit.
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Tyler Scarff graduated from
Bullis in 2009 where he played
football and lacrosse. He received
his undergraduate degree from
the University of Maryland. He
was an integral part of the Bullis
winter conditioning program
where he saw countless examples
of the young men preparing themselves for success on
the lacrosse field. He helped them attack their strenuous
workouts with determination and grit. He strongly believes that their strong work ethic will show immensely this
season as they chase an IAC title, and he appreciates the
opportunity to be a part of this team.
TRAINERS
Jenn Frey
Rachel Moore
ATHLETIC TRAINER
ATHLETIC TRAINER
ASSISTANT TO THE ATHLETIC
DIRECTORS
Jennifer joined Bullis in 2010.
Jennifer received her Undergraduate Degree - Exercise Science:
Athletic Training Major from
Brigham Young University in
2009. While at BYU she assisted
with the men’s lacrosse, baseball, and women’s gymnastics
teams. Jennifer is a member of the Md. Athletic Trainers
Assoc. and the National Athletic Trainers Association.
Rachel Moore, a native of Silver
Spring, MD, is our Athletic Trainer, Upper School Anatomy and
Physiology and Sports Medicine
teacher as well as a Middle School Health Instructor. After graduating from New Mexico State
University in 2004, where she received her BS in Athletic Training Education, she taught at
Alamogordo High School in Alamogordo NM. She returned
to Silver Spring and worked at Archbishop Spalding before
joining our staff. She has been with us since 2009, in
which time she has proven that her knowledge and passion
for athletics is parallel to her dedication and compassion
for our students. She is an advocate for the student athletes
in her care, always willing to work with all aspects of the
school community to bring light to the positives of sports
and the education of being safe and healthy, all the while
promoting the enjoyment of being involved in athletics.
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BULLIS PLAYER ACCOLADES
1993 All-American: Matt Davis (Attack)
1998 All-American: Clayton Simmers
All-Met: 1st team-Sebastian Astrada (Def)
2000 All-Met: HM-Tom Cowles (Def)
All-American: Tom Cowles (Def) Salisbury
2001 All-Met: 1st-Mark Davis (Attack) BYU; HM-John
Sowanick (Mid) Gettysburg; HM-Zack Rice (Defense)
Middlebury
All IAC: Mark Davis (Attack) BYU, John Sowanick (Mid)
Gettysburg
All-American: Mark Davis (Attack) BYU
2002 Coach of the Year: 13-5 season-Mike DelGrande
All-Met: 2nd Team-Ben Donoghue (Mid) Brown; HMPreston Foulger (Def) BYU, Scott Sowanick (Attack)
2003 All-Met: HM- Scott Sowanick (Attack)
All-American: Scott Sowanick (Attack) Princeton
2011 All County Gazette: 1st Team-John Kelly (Def), Cary
Garfinkel (Attack); 2nd Team-Kylor Bellistri (Attack),
Ryan McMahon (Goalie)
All-Met: 1st Team-John Kelly (Def); 2nd Team-Kylor
Bellistri (Attack), Ryan McMahon (Goalie)
US Lacrosse All-American: John Kelly (Def)
UA All-American: John Kelly (Def)
MLL Championship Weekend: Jordan Burke (Most
Valuable Player)
2012 All IAC: Kylor Bellistri (Attack), Brandon Burke (Goalie),
Nick Fields (LSM), Nick Fisher (Mid), Matt Opsahl (Attack)
All County Gazette: Player of the Yr.-Kylor Bellistri
(Attack); 1st Team-Kylor Bellistri (Attack), Nick Fields
(LSM); 2nd Team-Matt Opsahl (Attack), Nick Fisher
(Midfield); HM-Brandon Burke (Goalie)
All-Met: 1st Team-Kylor Bellistri (Attack), Nick Fields
(LSM); HM-Brandon Burke (Goalie), Matt Opsahl (Attack)
All-American: Kylor Bellistri (Attack)
ESPN HS 100: Kylor Bellistri (Attack)
MLL All-Star Weekend: Jordan Burke (Most Valuable
Player)
2004 (13-5) All-Met: 1st Team-Brad Ross (Midfield) Duke;
HM-Jordan Burke (G) Brown, Tom Clute (Def) Duke,
Grant Hollingsworth (Def) Brown
All-American: Jordan Burke (G) Brown; HM-Brad Ross
2013 All IAC: Brandon Burke (Goalie), Nick Fields (Def), Max
Nordeen (Def), Mitch Goldberg (Attack/Mid)
All County Gazette: Player of the Yr.-Nick Fields (Def);
1st Team-Nick Fields (Def), Max Nordeen (Def), Brandon
Burke (Goalie); 2nd Team-Mitch Goldberg (A/M), Alex
2005 All-Met: 1st Team-Freddie Leighton- Hobart; 2ndRobinson (Def)
Jordan Burke (G) Brown; HM-Tom Clute (Def) Duke, Nick All-Met: 1st Team-Nick Fields (Def); 2nd Team-Brandon
Donoghue (Attack) Hopkins
Burke (Goalie); HM-Mitch Goldberg (A/M)
All-American: Jordan Burke (G) Brown
US Lacrosse: Nick Fields (Def)
UA All-American: Nick Fields (Def)
2006 All-Met: HM- Brian Jackson (Midfield)
Kelly Award (Priv South): Nick Fields (Def)
All Gazette: HM- Brian Jackson (Midfield), Chris Mejia
Alumni: Kylor Bellistri (Brown): Cascade Inside Lacrosse
(Def)
Rookie of the Week, IVY League Rookie of the Week
2007 All-Met: 2nd Team-Brian Will (Midfield)
All Gazette: Brian Will (Mid), Dan Tardiff (LSM)
2008 2009 2010 2011 2014 All IAC: Joe Stucky (Midfield); Alex Robinson (Def);
Drew Petkevich (Midfield)
All-County Gazette: 1ST Team – Alex Robinson (Def),
All-Met: 1st Team-Stephen Burke (G); 2nd team-Brian
HM - Ben Catt (Def), Drew Petkevich (Mid)
Will (Mid)
All-Met: 2nd Team – Alex Robinson (Def), HM - Joe
Stucky (Midfield)
US Lacrosse All-American: Alex Robinson (Def)
All-Met: HM-Andy Will (Mid)
Alumni: Mitch Goldberg (UR): All-Atlantic Sun
Conference Freshman of the Yr., ASun Tournament MVP/
All County Gazette: 1st Team-Robert Fleming (Attack);
All Tournament Team, First team ASUN Conference,
2nd Team-John Kelly (Def); HM-Ryan McMahon (Goalie)
2015 Preseason ASun Conference Team; Ryan McMahon
All-Met: 2nd Team- Robert Fleming (Attack); HM-Ryan
(OWU): HM Division III All- American; Brandon Burke
McMahon (Goalie), John Kelly (Def)
(Colgate): Patriot League Rookie of the Year, Two time
All-American: Robert Fleming (Attack)
Patriot League Rookie of the Week; Matt Opsahl (Hobart):
Named to Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL)
All IAC: Kylor Bellistri (Attack), Cary Garfinkel (Attack),
World Championship Team for Israel
John Kelly (Def)
VARSITY TEAM
BOTTOM ROW: Ben Halle, Brendan Kazanjian, Jonathan Hsu, Kyle Fairbanks, Drew Petkevich, Jahred Jackson,
Thomas Opsahl, Caden Ulanet
SECOND ROW: Jack Forrest, John Shollenberger, Alex Trippi, Nicky Petkevich, Steven Shollenberger, Zac Culham,
Blair Signora, Cameron Link
THIRD ROW: Paul Steel, Max Menkes, Michael Culham, Evan Thompson, Wyatt Wisnosky, Chris Hsu, Griff Gosnell,
Zach Lee, Will Gansler
FOURTH ROW: Owen Patch, Wagner Wakeman, Jake Simon, John Markovs, Ethan Tauber, Jack Copeland,
Joseph Stein, Michael Chiaramonte, Noah Weinberger, Kyle Greenberg
FIFTH ROW: Shaun Crow, Tyler Scarff, Jeff Bellistri, Brian Will, Nick Avedisian
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VARSITY TEAM
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Jake
Simon
1
Wyatt
Wisnosky
2
Ben
Halle
3
Kyle
Fairbanks
4
Max
Menkes
5
Brendan
Kazanjian
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Michael
Chiaramonte
7
Griff
Gosnell
8
Chris
Hsu
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Alex
Trippi
11
Ethan
Tauber
10
Cameron
Link
VARSITY TEAM
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Wagner
Wakeman
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Nicky
Petkevich
14
Paul
Steel
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John
Markovs
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Jahred
Jackson
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Jack
Forrest
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Steven
Shollenberger
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Drew
Petkevich
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Evan
Thompson
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Blair
Signora
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Jonathan
Hsu
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John
Shollenberger
VARSITY TEAM
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Will
Gansler
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Joseph
Stein
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Thomas
Opsahl
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Jack
Copeland
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Zac
Culham
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Noah
Weinberger
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Caden
Ulanet
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Michael
Culham
Monica Zuckerman
VARSITY MANAGER
Sabrina Epstein
VARSITY MANAGER
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Owen
Patch
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Zach
Lee
Kyle
Greenberg
JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SCHEDULE
DAY DATE
T I M E
LO CATI O N O PPO N E NT
Wed.
03/11/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Home
Dematha
Thu.
03/12/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Home
Potomac
Wed.
03/18/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Home Good Counsel
Wed.
04/08/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Home
Gonzaga College High School
Fri.
04/10/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Away
St. Albans
Fri.
04/17/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Away
Landon
Fri.
04/24/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Away
Georgetown Prep
Wed.
04/29/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Away
St. John’s College High School
Fri.
05/01/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Home
Episcopal High School
Tue.
05/05/15
4:30 - 6:00 PM
Home
St. Stephen’s & St Agnes School
Fri.
05/08/15
TBD
Higher Seed IAC Quarter-Finals
Wed.
05/13/15
TBD
Higher Seed
IAC Semi-Finals
Sat.
05/16/15
TBD
Higher Seed
IAC Championships
Bold = League Contest
JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM ROSTER
NA M E Jeremy Abrams Blaine Andreadis Cole Andreadis Alex Benaim Matthew Brunner Umer Ehsan Jacob Goldsmith Ethan Hetzer Jonas Hosmer Devan Jones Justin Kelly Abdul Khanu Matt Linehan Maximillian Maurach-Theo
Mason Melnick Elijah Mitchell Armon Mohebbi Afam Obioha Austin Pina Brandon Rabovsky Ryan Rabovsky Robert Schain Jacob Scher Brett Smith Jalen Wade Jake Ward
Matt Welch Joey Zimmerman John Zolet H E I G HT
W E I G HT
YE A R
5’2” 5’5” 5’8” 5’10” 5’6” 5’8” 5’11” 5’9” 6’2” 5’10” 5’11” 5’7” 5’9” 6’
5’7” 5’8” 5’7” 5’6” 5’9” 5”8” 5’8” 5’6” 5’10” 5’6” 6’1” 5’9”
5’10” 5’5” 5’9” 140 130 135 150 130 130 173 150 195 145 165 110 160 145 135 120 145 135 140 138 135 140 185 155 175 135
135 135 165 2018
2017
2017
2019
2018
2018
2016
2018
2018
2017
2018
2018
2017
2017
2017
2018
2017
2018
2016
2018
2018
2018
2016
2018
2017
2017
2018
2017
2018
JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM
BOTTOM ROW: John Zolet, Ethan Hetzer, Afam Obioha, Robert Schain, Ryan Rabovsky, Joey Zimmerman,
Elijah Mitchell, Matt Brunner, Blaine Andreadis, Brandon Rabovsky, Abdul Khanu, Jake Ward, Armon Mohebbi
BACK ROW: Coach Ryder Henry, Brett Smith, Alex Benaim, Jacob Scher, Devan Jones, Mason Melnick, Jonas Hosmer,
Matt Linehan, Jalen Wade, Jacob Goldsmith, Cole Andreadis, Maximillian Theo, Coach Vincent White
NOT PICTURED: Austin Pina, Umer Ehsan, Matt Welch, Justin Kelly and Jeremy Abrams
Michael Bell
JUNIOR VARSITY
MANAGER
Anthony Heyman
JUNIOR VARSITY
MANAGER
GO BULLIS
BULLDOGS!
GO
BULLDOGS
GOOD LUCK
WYATT
The Wisnosky Family
The Culham Family
PRACTICE
LIKE A
CHAMPION
G O B U L L D O GS
GOOD LUCK BULLIS LACROSSE
The Chiaramonte Family
Go Bullis!
GOOD LUCK
BULLIS LACROSSE
The Smith Family
Brett ‘18
The Menkes Family
salutes the 2015 Bullis Lacrosse Teams
GO
BULLDOGS!
To Drew and
Nicky Petkevich
and All the Bulldogs.
Have a
Great Season!
Barbara and Howard Silby
our love,
l
l
a
h
t
i
W , and Alex
ad
Mom, D
Paul Steel
Defense/LSM
BULLIS BOYS VARSITY LACROSSE
Wishing Drew and
Nicky Petkevich, and
all the Varsity and JV Players
a Fantastic and Successful
2015 Season.
Lis, Misha, and Kathryn Petkevich
Good Luck
Bullis Bulldogs!
Go Quack!
Go Coach Bellistri!
Go Seniors!
Go Bulldogs!
From the Schain Family
THE COPELANDS
Good Luck
Bullis Boys Lacrosse
The Melnick Family
BULLIS LAX 2015
Good Luck Joseph #25!
Grzymala and Williams Family
Go Bullis!
The Markovs Family
John ’16
GO
BULLDOGS!
The Halle Family
Congratulations Cameron and
the senior class of 2015!
Good Luck and
Go Bulldogs!
THE LINK FAMILY
Wishing the Bullis Lacrosse
Team a Terrific Season!
The Signora Family
Blair ’15
Good luck
Will #23
Love
Mom and Dad
Good Luck Bullis
GO BULLDOGS!
GOOD LUCK
BULLIS
Nick Matzelevich ’14
Siena Lacrosse
GOOD
GOOD LUCK
LUCK TO
TO THE
THE 2014
2014
LACROSSE TEAM
THE
THE DICKSTEIN
DICKSTEIN FAMILY
FAMILY
AMY,
AMY, BARRY
BARRY
DANNY
DANNY ’10
’10
JAKE
JAKE ‘12
‘12
Brendan ‘18
2015
GO BULLDOGS
From
The Patch Family
Best wishes to all the Bullis Lacrosse teams
for a healthy and successful spring season!
GO HARD OR GO HOME!
Go
Bulldogs
The TrippI
Family
Alex 2017
GO BULLDOGS!
The Hinton Family
Joseph ‘16
Best of Luck
to our
Lacrosse Team
2015
The Gosnells
GO BULLDOGS
The
Weinberger
Family
Noah #30
GO BULLDOGS!
GOOD LUCK
Brandon and Ryan
Have a great season
Love, Mom and Dad
The Market
at
River Falls
GOOD LUCK
STEVEN AND JOHN
301-765-8001
www .M arket R iver F alls . com
THE SHOLLENBERGER FAMILY
10124 RIVER ROAD • POTOMAC • MD • 20854
GOOD LUCK JEREMY
and
BULLIS LACROSSE
Love, Mom and Dad
POTOMAC PIZZA PROUDLY SUPPORTS BULLIS LACROSSE
VARSITY TEAM SCHEDULE
DAY DAT E
T I M E
LO CATI O N O PPO N E NT
Fri.
02/27/15
3:45 - 5:30 PM
Away
Severn
Sat.
02/28/15
1:00 - 2:45 PM
Away
Bishop O’Connell
Wed. 03/04/15
4:00 - 5:45 PM
Home
Kent Island High School
Wed. 03/11/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Away
DeMatha
Sat. 03/14/15
7:00 - 8:45 PM
Home
Rockhurst High School
Tue. 03/17/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Home St. John’s Episcopal
Fri. 03/20/15
7:00 - 8:45 PM
Home Cardinal Gibbons
Tue. 03/24/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Home Boys Latin School
Fri. 03/27/15
6:00 - 7:45 PM
Away Cape Henlopen High School
Sat. 03/28/15
1:00 - 2:45 PM
Away
Worcester Prep School
Thu. 04/02/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Home St. Paul’s School
Tue. 04/07/15
7:00 - 8:45 PM
Home
Gonzaga College High School
Fri. 04/10/15
7:00 - 8:45 PM
Home St Albans
Mon. 04/13/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Away
Potomac
Fri. 04/17/15
7:00 - 8:45 PM
Home
Landon
Tue. 04/21/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Home
Good Counsel
Fri. 04/24/15
7:00 - 8:45 PM
Home
Georgetown Prep
Tue. 04/28/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Away
St. John’s College High School
Fri. 05/01/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Away
Episcopal High School
Tue. 05/05/15
4:30 - 6:15 PM
Away St Stephen’s & St Agnes School
Fri. 05/08/15
TBD
Higher Seed
IAC Quarter
Wed. 05/13/15
TBD
Higher Seed
IAC Semi-Finals
Sat. 05/16/15
TBD
Higher Seed
IAC Championships
Bold = League Contest

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