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The Tewaaraton Award Foundation announces that it will name a Men's and a Women's Baltimore/Washington Metropolitan Regional "High School All-Tewaaraton Team." The top regional player in each position will be selected for the Team.
The following are the designated high school selection committees for the 2004 season. They are composed of public and private school coaches from the greater Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Annapolis, and Northern Virginia regions.
Women's Committee / School
Kathy Jenkins (chair) / St. Steven St. Agnes
Renie Sotiropoulos / Severn School, Annapolis
Sally Neil / Friends School, Baltimore
Ann Ensor / Dulaney High School, Baltimore
Darah Bonham / Woodson High School, NV
Men's Committee / School
Kevin Giblin (chair) / Georgetown Prep
Dave Allan / Gilman High School
Jake Reed / McDonough School
Tom Tufts / Robinson High School
Clay White / Broadneck High School
50 girls and 50 boys have been named to the preseason Tewaaraton Watch List. The selection committees will convene at the end of the season, and the final High School All-Tewaaraton Team will be announced in late May.
Boys Name / School
Beau Davis / Broadneck
Grant Hollingsworth / Bullis
Brad Ross / Bullis
Ryan Browning / Calvert Hall
Kevin Huntley / Calvert Hall
Jeremy Blevins / Calvert Hall
Kevin Buchanan / Calvert Hall
Paul Rabil / DeMatha
Kevin Coale / Episcopal
Mike Britt / Fairfax
Randall Cooper / Friends School
Andrew Brancaccio / Georgetown Prep
Dan Glading / Georgetown Prep
Nick Veith / Georgetown Prep
Joe Kemp / Georgetown Prep
Ryan Orr / Georgetown Prep
Alex Wharton / Gilman
Dave Baker / Gilman
Grant Zimmerman / Gilman
Bret Yoder / Hereford
Chris Tkac / Landon
Jake Samperton / Landon
Gibbs Fogarty / Landon
Matt Kovler / Landon
Stoddie Nibley / Landon
Scott Smith / Landon
Andrew Bailey / Langley
Colin Weiss / Langley
Andrew Baird / Loyola
Ben Rubeor / Loyola
Tim Kaiser / Loyola
Joe Pike / McDonogh
Skyler Hopkins / McDonogh
Quinn Cooke / Oakton
Kevin Mayer / Potomac School
David O'Quinn / Robinson
Glenn Bickley / St Alban's
Garrett Stanwick / St. Mary's
Will Dalton / St. Mary's
Jason Carter / St. Mary's
Bart Wagner / St. Paul's
Tom Zimmerman / St. Paul's
Gavin Gill / St. Paul's
Tommy Schauder / West Springfield
Evan Royster / Westfields
Aaron Solomon / Woodson
Warren Mayberry / Woodson
Girls Name / School
Julie Stone / Annandale
Allie Johnson / Broadneck
Norris Novak / Bryn Mawr
Claire Cuniff / Catonsville
Kelly Kasper / Century
Lauren Schwarzmann / Century
Caitlin Wolff / Chantilly
Kadie Stamper / C Milton Wright
Katherine McHugh / C Milton Wright
Alice Hughey / Dulaney
Kristen Schwab / Friends
MC Hooper / Garrison Forrest
Mary Veith / Georgetown Visitation
Alicia Billings / Georgetown Visitation
Ashley Rude / Hereford
Claire Bordley / Holten Arms
Katie Dumais / Maryvale
Nikki Bell / McDonough
Erin O'Boyle / Mount DeSales
Megan Bosica / Mount Hebron
Katie Wiacek / National Cathedral School
Marene Graham / National Cathedral School
Jamie Hanssen / Notre Dame Prep
Nicole Schubert / Robinson
Amelia Harris / Robinson
Ellen Cameron / Rolland Park
Kayle Klingenstein / Roosevelt
Kerry Shea / Seton Keough
Jessica Adam / Severn
Regan Bosch / Severn
Katie Pumphrey / Severna Park
Sarah Waxman / Sidwell
Jen May / South River
Frannie Sullivan / South River
Jenny Hauser / St. Stephen's St. Agnes
Jen Holden / St. Stephen's St. Agnes
Kendall McBearty / St. Stephen's St. Agnes
Allie Buote / St. Mary's
Kelly Gonzalez / St. Mary's
Jenny Hubbard / St. Mary's
Kimi Pastrana / St. Mary's
Anne Wagner / St. Paul's
Maddie Kearns / Stone Ridge
Catherine Saylor / Towson
Katie Miller / Walter Johnson
Kirsten McLouth / Westfield
Amy Babiarz / Westfield
Amber Falcone / Winters Mill
Ashley McCulloch / Woodson
Megan Cassara / Woodson
Each of the high school players named the final Team will be presented with a plaque at the Tewaaraton Trophy Banquet. Also presented at the banquet will be the 4th Annual Tewaaraton Trophy, awarded to the top male and female college varsity lacrosse players in the nation. The banquet will be held on June 3rd, 2004, in Washington, D.C., at the National Geographic Society Auditorium.
About The Tewaaraton Award Foundation:
The Tewaaraton Award Foundation, in conjunction with the University Club of Washington, D.C., formally established the Tewaaraton Trophy on August 29, 2000. Today, the Tewaaraton Trophy is recognized as the pre-eminent lacrosse award honoring the top female and male varsity collegiate lacrosse player in the United States. The Foundation honors lacrosse, the original and oldest American sport, through the Tewaaraton name and by promoting the game through the award.
For more information on how you can attend this year's banquet, support the Foundation, or if you have any questions or comments please contact:
Elizabeth Terry, Executive Director Tewaaraton Award Foundation
1135 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 824-1395 Fax: (202) 318-8219
Email: elizabeth@tewaaraton.com
Website: www.Tewaaraton.com
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