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the calvert hall summer 2012 volume 13 no 1 cardinal congratulations class of 2012 2012!

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men of intellect men of faith men of integrity thecardi na lsummer 2012 published for the calvert hall community comments regarding the cardinal alumni spotlight class notes can be submitted to heidrickd@calverthall.com this publication has been prepared and edited by the office of institutional advancement of calvert hall college high school 8102 la salle road baltimore md 21286-8022 telephone 410 825-4266 fax 410 583-5325 email heidrickd@calverthall.com website www.calverthall.com president brother thomas zoppo fsc director of institutional advancement wayne hobik jr 96 director of communications doug heidrick 89 director of annual giving br joseph juliano fsc coordinator of alumni advancement stephen bova 70 coordinator of donor relations geoff foltyn 00 executive assistant to the president principal meaghan knapp database administrator diana wellein administrative assistant cindy pagels photos galeone photographers evan zimmer 13 design vanguard graphic services proofing william thompson 50 printing mt royal printing company inside letter from the president 1 2 3 saint john baptist de la salle living the lasallian legacy here at the hall cover feature graduation 2012 brotherhood a key component of calvert hall experience 4 institutional advancement school news 5 7 faculty staff news 9 student news athletics 10 12 alumni news 14 alumni spotlight 16 our mission calvert hall college a catholic and lasallian college preparatory school provides a diverse community of young men with a broad and balanced human and christian education through excellent academic and extracurricular programs that promote leadership achievement and service within the church and community calvert hall college admits students of any race color national and ethnic origins to all rights and privileges programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at our school we do not discriminate on the basis of race color national or ethnic origin in administration of our educational and admissions policies scholarship programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.

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from the president dear alumni family and friends s this issue of the cardinal goes to press new exterior wall panels are being installed along the north side of keelty hall the work is part of an extensive renovation to the social studies/languages wing of the school once finished the entire façade of the original academic building will have been replaced creating a more uniform look on campus this phase of renovation work will include an upgrade to the hvac system new floors and white boards technology enhancements and improved lighting most classrooms will receive new furnishings this extensive project is expected to conclude by mid-august in time for us to finalize preparations for the start of classes in september be sure to stop by when the opportunity arises the much-needed renovations are possible through the consideration of many members of the calvert hall community the christian brothers board of trustees alumni faculty and staff parents and many other benefactors have made generous pledges to answer the call improvements to the language lab are possible through a donation from the chc alumni association the parents club provided $40,000 from the proceeds of their various activities this year even our students participated by their efforts with the annual magazine drive three rising seniors have asked to complete eagle scout projects on campus this summer eric frazier 13 plans to clean up one of the interior courtyards at keelty hall matthew rothman 13 will oversee improvements to the grotto and plaza area outside of george young hall a memorial to mr thormann will be created by chris patrick 13 all three endeavors will certainly be of significant benefit and we wish eric matt and chris well as they complete their eagle scout requirements shortly after his installation archbishop lori attended a reception for religious of the archdiocese held at calvert hall we look forward to having him return in the fall to celebrate the mass of the holy spirit our prayers are with him as he shepherds the faithful of the archdiocese of baltimore your support of the 2011-2012 hall fund was appreciated your generosity helped to make it possible for calvert hall to provide an exemplary christ-centered education for over 1,200 young men i look forward to seeing you at the 2012 homecoming on campus turkey bowl at m&t bank stadium and the gala scheduled for march details on these and many exciting activities will be forwarded to you prayerful best wishes for an enjoyable and relaxing summer saint john baptist de la salle pray for us live jesus in our hearts forever sincerely a br thomas zoppo fsc president

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saint john baptist de la salle would be lost both to the church and to civil society his initial efforts led him to organize the teachers who services he had secured into a religious community called the brothers of the christian schools de la salle inspired these teachers with the following principle you are under the obligation to instruct the poor you should therefore have a great tenderness towards them and supply their spiritual needs to the best of your ability looking upon these children as members of jesus christ and as his much loved ones meditation for the feast of saint nicholas alert to the needs of his time de la salle was an innovator in the development of teacher training program and in curricular and pedagogical practices he regarded a school as a community of believers working cooperatively to achieve a shared vision de la salle envisioned teachers as ministers of grace who exercise their vocation daily by instructing youth in the principle of the gospel as well as in the various academic and vocational subjects his teachers thus helped young people to commit themselves to the teachings of the gospel to develop loyalty to the catholic church and to prepare themselves for productive citizenship the bedrock principle of making oneself available to the students is a hallmark of lasallian pedagogy s living the lasallian legacy here at the hall aint john baptist de la salle 1651-1719 opened his first school in rheims his birthplace in northwhile the brothers and their spirituality have primarily shaped the culture of the school our numbers have gradually decreased over the years our lay colleagues have proudly studied and taken ownership of this educational legacy to provide the same level of dedication and vision as our forebearers have done calvert hall s faculty and staff are a community of believers who work cooperatively to achieve a shared vision eastern france in 1679 he was convinced that without the christian schools some poor children men of intellect men of faith men of integrity these are the virtues that all hallmen aspire to be as he journeys through calvert hall these are the guideposts to eventual success and significance in his life they are timeless as brother gabriel cecilian cannon long-time principal of calvert hall remarked on the principal s page of the 1958 cardinal gold yearbook the real worth of a calvert hall education is its lasting effect if in the years to come on reading this book you can honestly say you are living the faith then our existence is justified timeless indeed live jesus in our hearts forever it is not uncommon to see mr augie miceli and mr john thaler tutoring a number of their math students during prehomeroom hours or br don alger sitting down in the dining hall with a group of juniors to review for a chemistry test during the students lunch period i cannot remember a time when the admissions office is not filled with baseball students assisting each other in homework or other assignments i am sure if i was present in 1958 i would see brother gratian john herron brother gabriel of mary patrick phillips or brother andrew dinoto doing the same thing at the old hall times have changed but the culture has not brother joseph juliano fsc calvert hall was founded in 1845 more than 170 years after the first school opened in rheims it is the oldest of the lasallian schools in the usa our campus is a buzz with activity nearly 24/7/365 it is a vibrant and vital part of the educational fabric of baltimore and the institute next issue a sign of the times being a man of intellect faith and integrity in today s world 2 w w w .c a lv e rt hall c o m

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c ov erfe at u r e congratulations class of 2012 o n june 2 2012 at the cathedral of mary our queen the class of 2012 celebrated its graduation from calvert hall the 298 graduates join a network of over 16,000 alumni and are challenged with continuing the legacy of men of intellect faith and integrity reverend john e hurley csp d min executive director department of evangelization archdiocese of baltimore was the principal celebrant and homilist daniel binette was the class valedictorian alexander wilson was the salutatorian and brooks shertzer won the prestigious brad meagher award we congratulate all the graduates best of luck and continued success facts about the class of 2012 98 of the senior class are college bound · 392 scholarships awarded to the graduates · over $13 million in merit scholarships 3 military academy acceptances · 28 student-athletes continuing their careers in college 148 seniors took 382 ap exams · over 12,000 community service hours completed in the last 4 years 15 eagle scouts · 41 graduates have fathers who are also graduates · 85 were involved in activities in the last 4 years thecardi na l summer 2012 3

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brotherhood brotherhood a key component of calvert hall experience there have been countless families who have sent multiple sons to calvert hall over the years in this edition of the cardinal we begin a series on brotherhood and highlight three of those families the craigs the hennemans and the robisons to submit your families story about brothers please email heidrickd@calverthall.com seven craig brothers have graduated from the hall when samuel craig started at calvert hall in the fall of 1966 he began a family tradition that saw seven craig brothers graduate between 1969 and 1987 after his graduation in 1969 samuel went to the university of maryland where he played lacrosse he works at st francis of assisi samuel 66 michael attended calvert hall from 1970-73 before graduating from loyola college where he also received a masters in finance he retired to rehoboth beach de after many years as a publishing and internet executive michael 73 in new york and washington dc he spends his time tending to his rose patrick 84 mark 79 three years later mark 79 graduated from the hall he worked as an inspector for northrop grumman in middle river mark passed away on december 27 2010 at his home in baltimore city patrick 84 was the first of the brothers to graduate in the 80 s and attended towson state university where he played soccer for two years he is vice president of distribution for fila usa inc in baltimore he lives with his wife shelly and son patrick in pasadena md james 87 is the final brother to graduate from calvert hall he attended elon university and is an allstate agent in the baltimore area he lives in towson with his wife michele and children quinn molly and cassidy we all had different experiences at james 87 garden and exploring the cultivation of herbs by the sea david was the third brother to attend calvert hall and graduated in 1975 he is an electrician at johns hopkins hospital and married to jana david 75 stephen 76 also went to loyola college and was a member of the school s first ncaa national championship soccer team he graduated with a degree in psychology and works on web technology for the social security administration stephen and his wife laura live in stephen 76 severna park with their sons stephen and daniel calvert hall the ramp when you could smoke on campus gym in the pool and playing water polo mr karp s and mr thaler s classes brother eugene and brother andrew working the soda machines in the cafeteria playing big games against curley patterson and mt st joseph and graduation at the cathedral anyone who lives in baltimore knows when you ask someone where they went to school you are asking what high school and i am proud to say i attended the hall stephen said 4 w w w .c a lv e rt hall c o m

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robison brothers continue to pursue academic interests since graduating from the hall drew 06 matthew 09 and christopher 12 robison have pursued their academic interests around the world after graduating with a bachelor of arts in classical studies from st john s college annapolis in 2010 drew took a month-long solo adventure through central and northern europe he visited belgium the czech republic denmark france germany and the netherlands he is enrolled in the mfa graduate school program at the university of baltimore with an emphasis on poetry and his poem sunday evening was published in the ub literary magazine welter in 2012 drew works as an assistant editor for word and numbers creating storyboards for online education companies he will be working with the citilit program in baltimore city in the fall matt is a junior in the mendoza college of business at the university of notre dame majoring in entrepreneurship and psychology during the fall semester he studied abroad in fremantle australia his experience included weeklong trips to singapore for his business class and a stay with aboriginal people in the kimberley for his australian history and society course he traveled to indonesia fiji the great barrier reef sydney and new zealand he also covers sports for the observer notre dame s daily newspaper and traveled with the women s basketball team to the final four in denver co his articles can be found at www.ndsmcobserver.com matt has received a grant from notre dame to intern this summer in the psychology department chris graduated from calvert hall on june 2 2012 and will be attending paul smith s college of the adirondacks to pursue a bachelor of culinary science and restaurant management during his junior year at paul smith s chris will be required to intern in a restaurant or resort in the lake placid area and will spend a semester studying culinary arts in italy he hopes to eventually open his own restaurant institutional advancement henneman 58 thanks calvert hall with final gift to the school by jim henneman 53 he was known for his competitive nature and an engaging personality that sometimes conflicted with his outwardly shy appearance but first and foremost the classmates of charles j butch henneman 58 recall a gentleman who was passionately loyal to his friends and his school the last demonstration of his dedication to chc was a generous gift of nearly $11,000 left to school when he passed away a year ago june 9 those who knew him best believe his gift through the 1845 society was his way of saying thank you one thing i can tell you about butch is that if he was your friend you had a friend for life said classmate norm dreisch one of his closest friends he was as loyal to his friends as he was to calvert hall and that says a lot the feelings expressed by his father s classmates resonate with his son kevin 89 one of my earliest memories of the importance of calvert hall to my dad was when we d decorate the car with red and gold streamers and drive to memorial stadium for the turkey day rivalry said kevin thanksgiving day was always a special chance for dad to share his love of calvert hall with his children another poignant time for butch came several months before he succumbed to the complications from a long battle with leukemia when he enjoyed a brothers road trip to the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown ny with jim 53 bob 62 bill and john the memory of that trip remains a source of strength for his siblings to read jim s full article for the cardinal as well as his article about the trip to cooperstown that appeared in pressbox go to www.calverthall.com/thecardinal for more information about the 1845 society at calvert hall go to www.calverthall.com/connection thecardi na l summer 2012 5

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i nstitutionalad va ncement contributions to calvert hall through named scholarships benefit current students the office of institutional advancement is proud to oversee a growing number of endowment and named scholarship funds that have been established to provide financial assistance to students who wish to attend calvert hall in most instances the alumni parents and friends who have established these scholarships outlined specific criteria for disbursing the funds if you are interested in donating to one of these scholarships please select make a gift today under giving on the school s website at www.calverthall.com put the name of the scholarship in the section titled other for more information please contact wayne hobik jr 96 director of institutional advancement at 410-821-2363 three new named scholarships created to benefit and support current students james 62 and david 67 gillece created the james p and erna b gillece scholarship in memory of their parents who started the family on its path into lasallian education james graduated in 1936 and was followed to calvert hall by not only his two sons but also his grandson james iii who graduated from the hall in 2002 and manhattan college in 2006 his granddaughter jillian attended la salle university and also worked closely with the christian brothers as a lasallian volunteer david is also a graduate of la salle a memorial celebration to remember the life of coach arthur f reds hucht 35 who passed away january 3 was held at calvert hall on january 21 2012 over 200 family members and friends including alumni who swam for coach hucht at calvert hall gathered to celebrate and remember reds mr hucht s family appreciated seeing the many people who were impacted by reds during his amazing life they thank you for your support of the arthur reds hucht 35 scholarship which has been established to benefit students in the swimming program at a soccer alumni gathering at calvert hall on november 11 2011 new head coach rich zinkand 87 announced the establishment of the william v karpovich scholarship over 80 calvert hall soccer alumni attended this event to celebrate the history of the soccer program and to announce this very important scholarship the william v karpovich scholarship will assist students who have demonstrated financial need are academically eligible by school standards and affiliated with the cardinals soccer program for more information about these scholarship and the many others at calvert hall please log onto www.calverthall.com/scholarships parents club makes annual donation to calvert hall on june 15 2012 the parents club presented brother thomas zoppo fsc president with a check for $40,000 that will go to the planned summer renovations of the social studies wing in keelty hall the parents club was also pleased to announce that jeffrey schafer an incoming freshman and his family won the tuition raffle for more information about the parents club log onto www.calverthall.com/parentsclub middle states association of college and schools calvert hall is scheduled to be evaluated for re-accreditation by the middle states commissions on elementary and secondary schools october 29 november 1 2012 for more information click on press releases under news at www.calverthall.com 6 w w w .c a lv e rt hall c o m

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school news robotics team competes at nationals service immersion trip to new orleans impacts students seniors justin beck paul cillo jamal goodman ryan keenan scott lombardo nicolo massa chad nunnally cullen polesne jake smearman and alex wilson juniors liam duggins brendan regert joseph tincher and colin walsh sophomores todd fleming and james marrow and teachers matt carbine elizabeth mueller katlyn patterson and meaghan tracey traveled to new orleans la for a service in its first year of organized competition the robotics team competed at the u.s national vex robotics championship in omaha ne march 15-17 2012 benjamin lelonek 11 curtis hughey 12 daniel kumpf 14 and freshmen george hughey christopher iler sean mullin and robbie shovan represented the hall and were the only team from maryland to compete among the 80 high school teams at the event immersion trip april 9-14 2012 they worked with the harry tompson center st bernard project and the lower 9th ward village rebuilding homes serving the homeless and revitalizing neighborhoods the group raised $500 for the lower 9th ward with a mardi gras fundraiser at calvert hall calvert hall participates in march for life in d.c seniors daniel binette paul cillo dan dipeppe nick fleming ryan keenan scott lombardo and haden nugent juniors liam duggins denny grace alexander kulik and jasper pingul and teachers brother joseph kines fsc 62 and katlyn patterson attended the annual march for life rally in washington dc on january 23 2012 this group is active with calvert hall s respect life initiative a new club at school it s academic has another championship season for the second consecutive year it s academic coached by stephanie caldwell mathematics placed first in both the baltimore academic league and the baltimore catholic league the team includes freshman george hughey sophomores benjamin bissett calum briggs ryan burton andrew dobson daniel mattheiss and philip swanson juniors brian bollinger and michael tobin and seniors matthew dragonette daniel gonzalez bryant jacob charles urrutia connor way alexander wilson and jonathan young 7 band headed to jacksonville in december in december 2012 the jazz orchestra and competition marching band will travel to jacksonville fl to compete in the gator bowl battle of the bands the marching band will also perform during the halftime show at the gator bowl thecardi na l summer 2012

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school news former raven brigance speaks to fca fellowship of christian athletes welcomed former baltimore raven and super bowl champion o.j brigance to school on may 17 2012 mr brigance senior advisor to player development for the ravens was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis als in 2007 he is determined to win his fight against the disease and shared his story about his battle with als vocal music program performs at carnegie hall the hallmen traveled to new york april 11-15 2012 to perform in a festival chorus at carnegie hall the students prepared a high level choral repertoire prior to the trip under the instruction of george wilkerson director of vocal music en route to new york the singers stopped for a performance and clinic with dr david devenney professor of music and director of choral activities at west chester university of pennsylvania in new york the students joined six high school choirs from around the country to perform at carnegie hall under the direction of dr jerry blackstone director of choirs and chair of the conducting department university of michigan school of music theatre dance ray rice hosts football camp at the hall baltimore ravens running back ray rice hosted ray rice day at calvert hall on may 12 2012 children ages 7-14 were able to receive football instruction and interact with rice and many of his teammates men of calvert hall the men of calvert hall sponsored its annual br tom miller memorial road race on march 10 2012 the race attracted over 125 runners and prizes were awarded in several categories the event is held in memory of brother thomas miller fsc 65 former teacher and moderator at calvert hall freshmen jerome gray and mark padilla jr sophomores alexander fleming and scott kuhn and their fathers participated in a service project on the s.s john w brown on march 31 2012 the ship was built in baltimore s bethlehem ship yard and is a living museum which honors the shipbuilders sailors and u.s naval armed guard the group received a tour and history lesson on the liberty ships and their contributions to the world war ii effort for more information about the men of calvert hall log onto www.calverthall.com/moch green initiative celebrates earth week through the efforts of the green initiative calvert hall increased awareness of environmental issues during earth week april 16-22 2012 initiatives included using recyclable plastic cups in the dining hall printing fewer copies using turnitin.com for submissions and grading storm drain labeling and learning about the chesapeake bay cardinal fact calvert hall raised a school record $10,200 during the mission drive for mt la salle school in nigeria 8 w w w .c a lv e rt hall c o m

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teaching continues during recovery while home recovering from surgery in march 2012 and unable to get to calvert hall to teach john thaler mathematics used skype to teach his calculus iii class the school s it department installed skype a utility software called manycam that allowed multiple cameras and a document camera at john s home software and another webcam were installed in john s multimedia-enabled classroom as class time approached john opened skype and waited for a video call from joseph baker 76 assistant principal john used the document camera to show the students notes on the topic and to interact throughout class faculty &staff news poster session on april 19 2012 sue ward science presided over a poster session at the maryland society for educational technology conference relating to a grant she received in december 2011 to help establish scientific investigations in a touch screen environment for physics at calvert hall in december 2011 kathleen dietz mathematics received her basic cantor certification from the national association of pastoral musicians the certificate is awarded for fulfilling requirements to serve as cantor and psalmist in roman catholic liturgies candidates must pass an examination in vocal techniques reading written music and the liturgy of the mass on april 17 2012 the social studies department participated in a pre-ap college board workshop designed to introduce strategies aimed at improving student writing skills the workshop pre-ap strategies in history and social sciences crafting historical arguments was led by an endorsed college board consultant science teachers charlie motsay 76 and sue ward attended a four-day bertino forensic science institute in scotia ny july 16-19 2012 veronica phillips academic technology director was awarded this year s birney grant and attended the national catholic educational association s leadership and technology conference trends in educational technology and preparing your school for the future the conference was held at loyola marymount university june 27-29 2012 in los angeles ca bob brandell mathematics and katlyn patterson science attended an educational summit sponsored by saint mary s press in winona mn in july 2012 michael thomas social studies were featured in an article titled love like a lasallian in the summer 2012 edition of de la salle today a magazine for the lasallian community in the lasallian region of north america in the cathy foreign language and thecardi na l summer 2012 9

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student news student news gonzalez headed to stanford to pursue musical career when daniel gonzalez starts classes in the fall at stanford university he will begin the next chapter in his journey toward becoming a professional organist a mcmullen scholar at calvert hall daniel spent the past 18 months designing and building a pipe-digital combination organ with electric and mechanical action he consulted with organ building companies and received donations from several resources including r.a daffer church organs lewis and hitchcock inc organ builders david m storey inc organ builders school sisters of notre dame baird industries brother malcolm o sullivan fsc baltimore international warehousing and transportation mr mrs paul monaghan national lumber and the jack kent cooke foundation the final product was donated in memory of mr theodore thormann mathematics to carver center for the arts and technology in towson md daniel who is a parishioner of st michael s overlea where he is the assistant organist became interested in organs through his involvement at church and the american guild of organists pipe organ encounter summer programs he will be majoring in bioengineering with a premedical concentration and music with a concentration in organ performance at stanford future plans include a master s degree in music and attending medical school seniors nick fleming tom gruebl and jon young were recognized as archdiocese of baltimore catholic school distinctive scholars during a convocation at maryvale preparatory school on april 24 2012 nick also earned a national merit scholarship for his academic achievement grant freter 13 1st place sculpture grant thurston 13 2nd place drawing and christian bernier 12 honorable mention sculpture were recognized at the best of the independent arts competition at landon school in bethesda md on april 28 2012 tom cusick 12 alex hultberg 12 and james marrow 14 were finalists in the competition brendan mccoy 13 and andré washington 12 received excellent ratings for their solos and the brass ensemble eric frazier 13,andrew giska 13 nick myers 13 and austin rush 13 string ensemble aaron burton 12 mark copenhaver 13 brian healy 13 aria jalalian 14 adam jensen 14 and j.c lazzaro 13 saxophone quartet sean jones 12 louis kline 12 joe tincher 13 and zack tuck 12 and madrigal singers matt amrhein 12 matt anderson 12 jamier barksdale 13 sean chaikowsky 13 daniel ezeka 13 todd fleming 14 chris heemann 12 tyler lipman 13 and collin power 15 received superior ratings at the district solo ensemble festival which qualified them for the maryland state solo and ensemble festival in may 2012 the madrigal singers and saxophone quartet received superior ratings at this festival sean jones 12 rayford mceachern 12 j.c lazzaro 13 and ben costello 14 were selected to perform in 2012 maryland music educators association all-state ensembles the jazz orchestra earned superior ratings along with the best rhythm section award at temple university s essentially ellington high school jazz band festival in march 2012 seniors macklin elder and kevin pullias traveled to crosby tn in june 2011 to work at sunset gap a youth group mission which helps residents in the appalachian area their group replaced a roof and built a new deck for a needy family macklin a member of boy scout troop 874 in ellicott city md earned the rank of eagle scout and was honored at an eagle court of honor in june 2012 senior chris robison and sophomore 10 w w w .c a lv e rt hall c o m

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student news andrew keenan were awarded the rank of eagle scout on may 29 2012 they are both the third son from their families to receive the award as members of troop 26 st ursula church following drew 06 and matt 09 robison and patrick 10 and ryan 12 keenan troop 26 had never had a family with three sons who have attained the rank of eagle scouts language contest sophomore julien amrhein finished 1st in the maryland chapter of the 2012 national french freshman collin power was one of 160 students chosen senior jamie out of 1,100 who auditioned to be selected to sing at the 2012 maryland music educators association s junior all-state chorus in march brown organized ok kids camp to teach the importance of giving to others over 30 children and 8 adults attended the camp at the church of the good shepherd on february 20 2012 they made 50 lunches wrote notes that were attached to balloons created a banner with words of hope and gathered diapers for the residents at sarah s hope the campers also created and took home prayer boxes that contained prayers for the homeless the maryland music educators association nominated junior j.c lazzaro to the 2013 national association for music education all-eastern orchestra nominees from new england new york new jersey pennsylvania delaware maryland the district of columbia and the department of defense schools in europe will be selected to perform at the nafme eastern division conference in april 2013 junior john simpson was accepted into the national catholic youth choir and will travel this summer to st john s university in minnesota to experience music spiritual growth and christian discipleship with singers from across the country freshman sherrill sen juniors justin baker joe barnaba denny grace alex kulik john maenner and joe stephan and seniors paul cillo kevin needer brooks shertzer and chris toth attended the first diversity training conference for local catholic students at maryvale preparatory school in april 2012 the day focused on creating role models who will teach their classmates to be more accepting of others 2012 national spanish examinations all 24 students who took the exam received recognition including level i bronze honors collin power 15 greg bullen 15 patrick welling 15 level iii gold silver bronze michael healy 15 dylan coiro 15 michael strauch 15 raphael lopez 15 jose covarrubias 15 steven gercken 14 alexander laue 14 daniel fetcho 14 honors aria jalalian 14 bryan nixon 13 john simpson 13 ross jacob 14 daniel olivares 14 timothy hart 13 andrew keller 13 eduardo lopez-pérez 15 anthony kelly 13 joshua schiavone 13 level ll gold silver bronze honors level iv silver bronze luke travisano 13 j.c lazzaro `13 peter rowe 13 thecardi na l summer 2012 11

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baseball and lacrosse capture miaa a conference titles in the spring year were all-miaa kelton black brown connell and patrick kelly played in the under armour all-america lacrosse classic and kevin diehl epple jordan germershausen johnny kelly and tyler mayes played in the under armour underclassmen elite stars lacrosse tournament bryan kelly 87 was miaa and maryland state lacrosse association coach of the year stephen kelly was nominated for the baltimore sun high school athlete of the year award was featured on the cover of the march 2012 issue of lacrosse magazine and in the high school preview section in the april 2012 issue of inside lacrosse for the first time in school and miaa history varsity baseball and varsity lacrosse both won miaa a conference titles in the same season baseball 30-6 won its 6th title in 8 years and finished the season ranked #13 in the nation by usa today ranked #1 in the state by the baltimore sun and varsity sports network lacrosse 16-2 who finished the season #2 in the nation in the under armour/inside lacrosse h.s top 25 power rankings and #1 in the state by the baltimore sun and the maryland state lacrosse coaches association won its first since 2003 honors for baseball include 1st team all-metro alex pastorius and alex murphy all-miaa john mooney murphy pastorius and garrett walther maryland state baseball coaches classic lee lipinski rob koski and walther and 2012 brooks robinson all-stars lipinski and pastorius pastorius was also selected as a rawlings honorable mention preseason all-american 2nd team preseason all-region and espnhs preseason all-state baseball honors for lacrosse include patrick kelly c markland kelly award winner all-metro player of the year miaa towson times co-player of the year and stephen kelly usa u19 team us lacrosse all-american miaa towson times co-player of the year stephen kelly 1st team evan connell 1st team garrett epple 2nd team and dimitri pecunes 1st team were all-metro ryan brown connell defensive player of the with kelton black brown connell and patrick kelly amatucci 70 and edwards 81 inducted into bcl hall of fame mark amatucci 70 guidance and darryle edwards 81 were inducted into the baltimore catholic league basketball hall of fame on may 3 2012 the bcl was established for the 1971-72 season and the hall of fame honors past players coaches and administrators who have contributed to the league s success over the past 40 years 12 w w w .c a lv e rt hall c o m

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at hleticnotes alex church and jimmy grem golf peter kim tennis and zach gebhardt nick gilbert jeff mattheiss joe petr and john thompson rugby were named all-miaa juniors kennedy frazier and delando johnson have been nominated to play in the 2013 u.s army all-american football bowl in san antonio tx on january 5 2013 athletic teams perform community service projects calvert hall student athletes continue to make a difference in the community the baseball program partnered with loch raven recreation council for earth day clean-up trash removal and tree planting in the ridgeleigh community volunteered at the mayor s christmas parade in hampden varsity basketball teamed with loyola blakefield to host residents from the gallagher center for games of basketball during the baltimore catholic league s day of service the golf program cleaned up trash and replaced divots at the country club of maryland the team s home course members of varsity the hockey program worked with hockey in the hood at patterson park and with special needs hockey organizations in the area lacrosse hosted a night of awareness during its game against loyola on april 20 2012 for believe big an organization that helps families navigate the cancer journey by providing resources direction and hope sponsored a young boy with leukemia through team strong hope carpenter warren was named a water polo high school all-american after a record breaking senior year with the cardinals last fall he led the team to the miaa a conference water polo title with 131 goals in 24 games setting new miaa and school records he was captain for the game versus severn and was with the team at the championship game players from calvert hall played in the shootout for soldiers at boys latin md to benefit the wounded warrior project worked with inner city high school team on lacrosse fundamentals f/s lacrosse worked with the charm city youth lacrosse league which was designed to help kids in baltimore city learn the game seniors on varsity rugby visited st elizabeth s to help with their olympic day college commitments baseball joe carlineo stevenson university lacrosse dominic scarfo florida southern college soccer ben green mcdaniel college joe reter york college evan roche elizabethtown college swimming dj bradshaw washington college 22 other student athletes who made their college commitments were listed in the winter 2012 edition of the cardinal © loyola hoops thecardi na l summer 2012 13

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