PIONEER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Academic All-Conference Selections

Spring 2011

GIRLS LACROSSE

Lauren Solazzo (Boyertown)

Megan Nearing (Methacton)

Kelsey Dielman (Owen J. Roberts)

Kristen Polaski (Perkiomen Valley)

Mary Newman (Phoenixville)

Erin Wynne (Pope John Paul II)

Nicole Rohrbach (Pottsgrove)

Danae Perrymond (Pottstown)

Rylee Karkoska (Spring-Ford)

Leah High (Upper Perkiomen)

 http://www.pottsmerc.com/articles/2011/05/13/sports/doc4dcdb246bcbe1180056480.txt?viewmode=fullstory

US Lacrosse Philly Academic All-Americans

Name/ Year/ Position/ High School
Emily Towey/ Sr/ G/ Abington
Elisabeth MacColl/ Jr/ A/ Abington
Hanna Weckel/ Jr/ D/ Abington
Bree Buysse/ Sr/ M/ Academy of Notre Dame
Mary Catherine McDonald/ Sr/ M/D/ Academy of Notre Dame
Molly Borgese/ Jr/ D/ Academy of Notre Dame
Carlianne McCabe/ Jr/ A/M/ Academy of Notre Dame
Katie Gerzabek/ Sr/ D/ Academy of Notre Dame
Lauren Willcox/ Sr/ M/ The Agnes Irwin School
Chloe Chou/ Sr/ A/ The Agnes Irwin School
Kelly Crosby/ Sr/ D/ The Agnes Irwin School
Rayven Jones Bowser/ Sr/ G/ The Agnes Irwin School
Alyssa DiBona/ Sr/ M/D/ Archbishop Carroll
Kerry Newby/ Jr/ M/ Archbishop Carroll
Nora McGeever/ Sr/ G/ Archbishop Carroll
Victoria Mestre/ Sr/ M/D/ Archbishop Carroll
Caitlin McCartney/ Sr/ M/ Archbishop Wood
Nicole Duca/ Jr/ M/ Archbishop Wood
Alyssa Andress/ Jr/ M/ Archbishop Wood
Emily Hutson/ Jr/ G/ Archbishop Wood
Nichole Hayes/ Sr/ A/ Archbishop Wood
Kasey Callaway/ Jr/ A/ Avon Grove
Jennifer Glenn/ Jr/ D/ Avon Grove
Abigail Wheble/ Jr/ M/ Avon Grove
Courtney Brown/ Jr/ M/ Avon Grove
Brooke Simone/ Sr/ A/ The Baldwin School
Jennifer Wigrizer/ Sr/ A/ The Baldwin School
Hilary Gray/ Sr/ M/ The Baldwin School
Valerie Cohen/ Sr/ G/ The Baldwin School
Emily Hubley/ Sr/ M/ Bayard Rustin
Hannah Goforth/ Sr/ M/ Bishop Shanahan
Kathryn Skahan/ Jr/ A/ Bishop Shanahan
Colleen Holms/ Sr/ A/ Bishop Shanahan
Casey Briglia/ Sr/ M/ Bishop Shanahan
Lindsay Clinton/ Jr/ G/ Boyertown
Gabrielle Genuario/ Jr/ A/ Boyertown
Amanda Smith/ Jr/ M/ Boyertown
Allison Henry/ Sr/ D/ Conestoga
Sarah Priem/ Jr/ G/ Conestoga
Carolyn Remmey/ Sr/ A/ Central Bucks East
Kelly Hamilton/ Sr/ M/ Central Bucks South
Madeline DiBrino/ Jr/ M/ Central Bucks South
Sally Clark/ Sr/ D/ Downingtown West
Paige Donnell/ Sr/ A/ Downingtown West
Melanie McDonough/ Sr/ M/ Downingtown West
Erin Runyon/ Sr/ D/ Downingtown West
Becca Dahle/ Jr/ M/ Friends Central
Anna Elise Morello/ Jr/ A/ Garnet Valley
Samantha Hurley/ Sr/ G/ Germantown Academy
Brooke Kiley/ Jr/ M/ Germantown Academy
Lilly Tyson/ Sr/ A/ Germantown Friends
Lyles Swift Farley/ Sr/ M/ Germantown Friends
Alex Clarke/ Jr/ D/ Germantown Friends
Isabella DiDio/ Jr/ M/ Germantown Friends
Iris Louise Williamson/ Jr/ M/ Germantown Friends
Jenna Morris/ Jr/ G/ Great Valley
Laura Bigelow/ Sr/ D/ Great Valley
Rachel Kalick/ Sr/ M/ Great Valley
Catherine Shaughnessy/ Jr/ D/ Great Valley
Caitlin Kratzer/ Jr/ A/ Great Valley
Allison McLaughlin/ Jr/ D/M/ Harriton
Carli Sukonik/ Sr/ A/ Harriton
Elizabeth Hurtado/ Sr/ A/ Harriton
Carolyn Flannery/ Sr/ D/ Harriton
Laura Walzer/ Sr/ A/ Harriton
Caroline Hagan/ Jr/ M/ Hatboro-Horsham
Nicole Beck/ Jr/ A/ Hatboro-Horsham
Julia McKay/ Jr/ M/ Hatboro-Horsham
Caroline Doran/ Jr/ D/ Haverford
Nina Alpert/ Sr/ D/ The Hill School
Callie Francis/ Sr/ M/ The Hill School
Monica Patel/ Jr/ A/ The Hill School
Kate Ferrara/ Jr/ M/ The Hill School
Val Rodden/ Sr/ M/ The Hill School
Emily Corcoran/ Jr/ M/A/ Merion Mercy
Colleen McGonigal/ Sr/ D/ Merion Mercy
Katrina Keating/ Jr/ A/ Merion Mercy
Monica O’Hara/ Jr/ D/ Merion Mercy
Megan Nearing/ Sr/ A/ Methacton
Rikki Moore/ Sr/ G/ Methacton
Abigail Devlin/ Sr/ M/D/ Methacton
Stephanie Wells/ Sr/ M/ Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Shannon Zoldy/ Sr/ D/ Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Madeline Humphrey /Sr/ A/ North Penn
Emily Kolsevich/ Sr/ A/ Owen J. Roberts
Annie Woehling/ Sr/ G/ Radnor
Helene Caniglia/ Sr/ D/ Radnor
Emily Gerber/ Sr/ A/ Radnor
Kristen Norden/ Jr/ M/ Radnor
Molly Samson/ Jr/ D/ Radnor
Danielle Notvest/ Sr/ M/ Souderton
Maddy Lynch/ Jr/ M/ Springfield Delco
Brooke Shea/ Sr/ A/ Springfield Delco
Elizabeth Maine/ Jr/ M/ Springside
Erica Schneer/ Jr/ D/ Springside
Hilary McDonnell/ Sr/ G/ Springside
Haley Lombardo/ Jr/ D/ Springside
Katherine Sullivan/ Jr/ M/ Springside
Sara Labrum/ Jr/ A/ Strath Haven
Lexi Mazur/ Jr/ M/ Strath Haven
Laura Rowan/ Jr/ M/ Strath Haven
Molly DiEnno/ Sr/ A/ Strath Haven
Caroline Kelly/ Sr/ D/ Strath Haven
Hannah Haskell/ Sr/ M/ Unionville
Christine Astarita/ Sr/ D/ Unionville
Mally Burton/ Sr/ D/ Unionville
Rebecca Fieles/ Jr/ M/ Unionville
Marissa Yarosh/ Jr/ D/ Unionville
Kaley Weinstein/ Sr/ M/ Upper Dublin
Kelly Cross/ Jr/ M/ Upper Dublin
Emily Hitchings/ Jr/ M/ Upper Dublin
Anna Lauer/ Jr/ G/ Upper Dublin
Elise Bendinelli/ Sr/ A/ Villa Maria Academy
Carolyn Griesser/ Sr/ M/ Villa Maria Academy
Erin Kelly/ Sr/ A/ Villa Maria Academy
Katie Higgins/ Jr/ D/ Villa Maria Academy
Jenna Mertz/ Jr/ M/ Villa Maria Academy
Melissa Nollen/ Sr/ M/ West Chester Henderson
Agnes Lawrence/ Sr/ D/ West Chester Henderson
Lauren Brethauer/ Sr/ D/ West Chester Henderson
Caitlin Lentz/ Sr/ A/ West Chester Henderson
Blaine Steinberg/ Sr/ M/ William Penn Charter
Elizabeth Wills/ Sr/ D/ William Penn Charter
Amanda Fleming/ Jr/ A/ William Penn Charter
Alexandra Smith/ Sr/ M/ Wissahickon
Emily Croke/ Sr/ M/ Wissahickon

 http://www.pottsmerc.com/articles/2011/05/11/sports/doc4dc9f27015d28588931883.txt

 http://www.pottsmerc.com/articles/2011/07/09/sports/doc4e17e25d310c7515696352.txt?viewmode=fullstory

First Team

Rachel Engler

Boyertown

    Attack … Sophomore … Scored a team-high 78 goals as Boyertown won its eighth straight PAC-10 championship and advanced to the PIAA Tournament … Added eight assists, 37 groundballs, three draw controls, two interceptions, and 22 caused turnovers … PAC-10 First Team selection.

Cassidy Jemo

The Hill School

    Attack … Junior … Third-leading scorer for The Hill with 30 goals and 12 assists … Named to the All-MAPL First Team.

Emily Kellett

Methacton

    Attack … Senior … Second on the PAC-10 runner-up Warriors with 40 goals and topped 100 goals for her career … Team-high 44 assists … Four-year varsity starter … Will play at Drexel University … Repeat PAC-10 First Team selection.

Callie Francis

The Hill School

    Midfield … Senior … Scored 53 goals and added 42 assists … The school’s all-time points and assists leader with 249 points on 159 goals and 90 assists … All-MAPL First Team and First Team All-American in the Philadelphia Area … Going to Division I Duke University to play lacrosse.

Kelly Furman

Boyertown

    Midfield … Senior … Led a young Bear team with only four seniors to its eighth straight PAC-10 title and a spot in the PIAA Tournament with a sixth-place finish in District 1 … Second on the team with 74 goals and first with 30 assists … Added 41 groundballs, 11 draw controls, 3 interceptions, and 16 caused turnovers … Finished her career with 105 goals and 70 assists … Will play lacrosse at Division I La Salle University … PAC-10 First Team selection … The Mercury Player of the Year.

Devyn Heidelbaugh

Boyertown

    Midfield … Junior …     Defensive midfielder led the eight-time PAC-10 champion Bears with 38 draw controls … Scored 21 goals to go with two assists, 45 groundballs, four interceptions, and 23 caused turnovers … PAC-10 First Team selection.

Megan Kelly

The Hill School

    Midfield … Senior … Team co-captain set a school record for goals in a season with 72 to go with 17 assists … All-MAPL First Team selection … Will play lacrosse at Division III Franklin & Marshall College.

Megan Nearing

Methacton

    Midfield … Senior … High scorer for the PAC-10 runner-up Warriors with 48 goals and 22 assists as she topped the 100-goal mark for her career … PAC-10 First Team selection … Named to the PAC-10 girls lacrosse Academic Team … Will play at Division III Gettysburg College.

Nicole Morris

The Hill School

    Defense … Senior … All-MAPL First Team selection … Caused 20 turnovers … Will play field hockey at Division I Boston College.

Gabby Numerato

Methacton

    Defense … Junior … Helped the Warriors to their third straight PAC-10 championship game appearance … Anchored the defense that allowed under nine goals per game.

Zoe Reilly

Boyertown

Defense ...     Led the Bear defense that allowed only 3.7 goals per game during the league regular season and eight overall as the team won its eighth straight PAC-10 title and a berth in the PIAA Tournament … Scored six goals and had 43 groundballs, seven draw controls, three interceptions, and 32 caused turnovers … PAC-10 First team selection ... Will play at Division III Framingham (Mass.) State College.

Karen Hayde

Phoenixville

    Goalkeeper … Three-year varsity starter helped the Phantoms to the PAC-10 Frontier Division championship … Save percentage of around 60 percent … PAC-10 First Team selection … Will play at Division I Old Dominion University.

SECOND TEAM

SECOND TEAM

Attack: Britney Rohall, Phoenixville

Attack: Haley Wentzel, Boyertown

Attack: Leah High, Upper Perkiomen

Midfield: Devin Hassinger, Owen J. Roberts

Midfield: Shannon McErlean, Phoenixville

Midfield: Monica Patel, The Hill School

Midfield: Maddie Ward, Spring-Ford

Midfield: Milan White, Pottstown

Defense: Erin Mensch, Spring-Ford

Defense: Bailey Stover, Phoenixville

Defense: Tiffany Sullivan, Upper Perkiomen

Goalkeeper: Cassidy Novotny, Spring-Ford

HONORABLE MENTION

Boyertown: Amanda Smith, Lindsay Clinton.

Methacton: Abby Devlin, Megan Gehret, Rikki Moore.

Owen J. Roberts: Devan Davis, Kelsey Dielman, Emily Kolsevich.

Perkiomen Valley: Amber Gansz, Rachel Palumbo.

Perkiomen School: Yaminah Carter, Morgan Klavon, Nicole Pupillo, Abi Ray.

Phoenixville: Marlee Farbstein, Annie Rubino.

Pope John Paul II: Kira Shollenberger.

Pottsgrove: Raquel Cossel, Rachelle Mewshaw.

Pottstown: Danae Perrymond.

Spring-Ford: Kira Gensler.

Upper Perkiomen: Cassidy Arner, Mia Baringer, Lauren Bonar, Morgan Weinstein.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Pam Wernersbach, Boyertown

Guided a relatively young Bear squad with just four seniors to its eighth straight Pioneer Athletic Conference championship, sixth place in District 1, and a berth in the PIAA Tournament … Went 19-7 overall and undefeated in the PAC-10 to extend the team’s league winning streak to 109 games.

 http://pac-10sports.com/article/content/girls-lacrosse-third-straight-year-its-boyertown-methacton-pac-10-final

 http://www.timesherald.com/articles/2011/07/03/sports/doc4e10f9e9dc160236706457.txt

First Team

D – Rachel Palumbo – Perkiomen Valley

D – Steph Speese – Upper Dublin

D – Tammy Slaughter – Upper Merion

D – Ali Hunter – Wissahickon

A – Laura Frankenfield – Wissahickon

A – Hannah Schmitt – Archbishop Carroll

A – Rachel Shaw – North Penn

A – Emily Kellett – Methacton

M – Brooke Kiley – Germantown Academy

M – Kelly Cross – Upper Dublin

M – Macey Hauck – North Penn

M – Alyssa DiBona – Archbishop Carroll

M – Zoe Kale – Wissahickon

M – Brenda McDermott – North Penn

GK – Nora McGeever – Archbishop Carroll

Second Team

D – Emilie Ikeda – North Penn

D – Lily Morreale – Upper Dublin

D – Hannah Heritage – Plymouth Whitemarsh

A – Caroline Haynie – Germantown Academy

A – Megan Nearing – Methacton

A – Brooke Callahan – Upper Dublin

M – Maddison Lesher – Archbishop Carroll

M – Katie Gillespie – Lansdale Catholic

M – Abby Devlin – Methacton

M – Emily Hitchings – Upper Dublin

M – Mollie Getzfread – Plymouth Whitemarsh

M – Amanda McAteer – Upper Merion

M – Jackie Hibbs – Wissahickon

GK – Jenna Stover – North Penn

GK – Jessica Scannapieco – Wissahickon

Honorable Mention

Archbishop Carroll – Natalie Schmitt (M); Gabby Hull (A).

Germantown Academy – Kelly Stack (M); Kathryn Bolen (D).

Lansdale Catholic – Kelsey Rooney (M); Bryn Wassel (M); Shannon Walsh (A).

Methacton – Gabby Numerato (D); Megan Gehret (M).

Norristown – Daniele Douglass (M); Beverly Pate (A); Charmaze Banks (M); Taylor Werkhiser (D); Janelle Scruggs (A).

North Penn – Carly Ball (D).

Perkiomen Valley – Amber Gansz (M).

Plymouth Whitemarsh – Meg McCullough (A); Jordyn Duncusky (GK); Sarah Naylor (A); Kayla Wisniewski (M/A).

Pope John Paul II – Kira Schollenberger (D); Lex Versak (A); Geena Bevenour.

Upper Dublin – Michele DeVincent (M); Anna Lauer (GK).

Upper Merion – Mel Ryan (A); Ally Frymoyer (GK); Casey Griffth (M); Liz Botto (M).

Wissahickon – Zoe Gomez (A); Emily Croke (M); Alex Schafer (D).

Coach of the Year – Dee Cross – Upper Dublin

 http://www.timesherald.com/articles/2011/04/28/sports/doc4db8ba03d495a947022838.txt

We will meet Tuesday May 24th after school to clean out the team room and collect uniforms.  

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/11

Due to rain and other cancellations, many of the top games between ranked teams have been postponed in the past few weeks – causing few changes in the poll.

This week’s rankings:

1, Archbishop Carroll (7-1) – The Patriots host PAC-10 power Boyertown Tuesday in their biggest game of the week. Prev: No. 1

2, Radnor (7-0) – The Red Raiders host the two Inter-Ac league powers, Episcopal Academy (Wednesday) and Notre Dame (Thursday) back-to-back. Prev: No. 2

3, Downingtown East (7-1) – The Cougars play at No. 6 Conestoga today and at Bayard Rustin Tuesday before taking a nine-day break. Prev: No. 3

4, Episcopal Academy (4-1) – EA hosts Baldwin School Tuesday and plays at Radnor Thursday in a key matchup. Prev: No. 4

5, Harriton (8-1) – The Rams, coming off their first loss, to Conestoga, head south to North Carolina for Spring Break and play games Wednesday (Cape Fear) and Thursday (Laney). Prev: No. 6

6, Springfield-Delco (6-1) – The Cougars earned a big win over Conestoga to remain in the hunt for the Central League title. They head south to Virginia this week and play Collegiate School today and Bishop Sullivan Wednesday. No. 8.

7, Conestoga (6-1) – The Pioneers suffered their first defeat, to Springfield-Delco, and host Downingtown East today before an eight-day layoff. No. 5

8, Notre Dame (4-1) – The Irish face a major test Wednesday at No. 2 Radnor. Prev: No. 7

9, Great Valley (8-1) – The Patriots play Menlo (CA) at 10:30 a.m. Thursday during their Disney World Spring Break trip. Prev: No. 9

10. North Penn (9-1) – The Maidens play today at Central Bucks East, tomorrow at Archbishop Wood and Thursday at Owen J. Roberts. And this is Spring Break? Prev: No. 10

Under Consideration: Garnet Valley (6-2), Hatboro-Horsham (7-1), Merion Mercy (5-2), Methacton (7-1), Strath Haven (7-3), Villa Maria Academy (5-2).

Tomorrows District Playoff game against Villa Maria will be held at Immaculata College at 4pm.  

 http://www.pottsmerc.com/articles/2011/04/12/sports/srv0000011395772.txt?viewmode=fullstory

BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Drexel bound Emily Kellett and  Gettysburg bound Megan Nearing for scoring their 100 career goal today against Pope John Paul! 

Nearing scored her second of the day with 23:33 remaining in the first half to mark her 100th career goal while Kellett scored almost exactly 5 minutes late at 18:32 to mark her 100th goal. 

Nearing now has 101 career goals and 42 career assist while Kellett has 100 goals and 71 assists. 

Boyertown dropped from Under Consideration rankings, Methacton now only PAC-10 Team listed!

Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings: No. 1 Archbishop Carroll-No. 2 Radnor game is postponed

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/11

It was supposed to be a day where No. Archbishop Carroll hosted No. 2 Radnor in a neighborhood rivalry that always takes on extra meaning. The game, though, was postponed this morning due to a scheduling problem with the umpires and will be made up a date to be determined.

This week’s poll:

1, Archbishop Carroll (5-1) – The Patriots had three key wins last week, over Catholic League rival Archbishop Wood (12-10) and Virginia schools Episcopal and Collegiate (both 11-5) Saturday at the 20th Annual Sts. Stephen’s and Agnes Spring Fling in Alexandria, Va. Prev: No. 2

2, Radnor (5-0) – The Red Raiders have surprised most by getting off to an impressive start with a whole new cast and a new coach. Prev: No. 3

3, Downingtown East (5-1) – The Cougars earned a key 18-15 win over former No. 1 Episcopal Academy last week and a 9-7 triumph over contender Great Valley. Tuesday they play at Ches-Mont League contender Bishop Shanahan. Prev: No. 7

4, Episcopal Academy (2-1) – EA looks to bounce back from its loss to Downingtown East at Germantown Academy Tuesday in the Inter-Ac League. Prev: No. 1

5, Conestoga (4-0) – The Pioneers host No. 9 North Penn today in a key test before two huge Central League games, Tuesday at Springfield-Delco and Thursday at home against Harriton. Prev: No. 5

6, Harriton (7-0) – The Rams continue to be the talk of the region after impressive wins over Springfield-Delco and West Chester East. Their big game this week is Thursday at Conestoga. Prev: No. 9

7, Notre Dame (4-0) – The Irish, who struggled somewhat in wins over Germantown Friends and Baldwin School last week, face a major test Friday when they host No. 1 Archbishop Carroll. Prev: No. 4

8, Springfield-Delco (4-1) – The Cougars, coming off a big win over Strath Haven, host Conestoga Tuesday in a key Central League game. Prev: No. 6.

9, Great Valley (6-1) – The Patriots look to recover in the Ches-Mont after their loss to Downingtown East when they host Downingtown West Tuesday and Bishop Shanahan Thursday. Prev: No. 8

10. North Penn (7-0) – The Maidens scored a key triumph over Hatboro-Horsham Friday, and now host Conestoga today. Prev: No. 10

Under Consideration: Bishop Shanahan (2-1), Downingtown West (5-0), Garnet Valley (4-2), Hatboro-Horsham (5-1), Merion Mercy (4-2), Methacton (4-1), Penn Charter (4-1) Strath Haven (4-3), Villa Maria Academy (4-2).

Today's game with Upper Perk has been postponed until May 3rd.  Practice will be held at 3pm in the boys gym. 

 http://www.timesherald.com/articles/2011/04/05/sports/doc4d9a75bb5a5ca331697227.txt

 http://phillylacrosse.com/2011/04/04/phillylacrosse-com-girls-rankings-radnor-harriton-score-big-wins/

Today's home game vs Boyertown has been postponed. No new date has been set.  

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/29/11

Episcopal Academy retained the No. 1 spot in the All Schools division of the PA Media Girls’ Lacrosse Rankings released today.

 Today's home game against Owen J Roberts is now at Owen J Roberts due to poor field conditions. 
Game time will most likely be at 4pm.

Today's game against Ridley is postponed for poor field conditions. It is being reschedule for Saturday, May 7th, at 3:30 pm. There will be both a Varsity & a JV game.

Monday's game against OJR may be moved to OJR so be prepared with both your home and away jersey. As soon as we know the location and time, we will let you know.  

 http://phillylacrosse.com/2011/03/21/phillylacrosse-com-girls-rankings-episcopal-is-no-1-in-wide-open-race/

Pracitce will be inside at 4:30 today! 

 http://phillylacrosse.com/2011/03/11/preseason-pa-media-girls-lacrosse-rankings-episcopal-academy-strath-haven-are-on-top/

Methacton garners Honorable Mention preseason ranking!

Reminder to Varsity, the bus for the Avon Grove playday leaves at 7:30 sharp. Be at MHS by 7:15. Bring both your white & green jersey and wear black shorts or pants. The games are all on turf so also bring the appropriate footwear. 

 http://www.timesherald.com/articles/2010/11/21/sports/doc4ce8abf52b53c757199538.txt?viewmode=fullstory

Schedule for Avon Grove Play Day, Saturday March 19th

We will play 5 25 minute games. The home team is listed first and will wear white jersey's. 

9:30 Unionville vs Methacton, Field 3 (back turf)

11:00 Methacton vs Bishop Shanahan, Field 2 (front turf)

12:30 Kennett vs Methacton, Field 3 (back turf)

1:30 Garnet Valley vs Methacton, Field 1 (stadium) 

2:00 Methacton vs Downingtown East, Field 3 (back turf)

 Methacton garners Honorable Mention preseason ranking!

http://phillylacrosse.com/2011/03/11/preseason-pa-media-girls-lacrosse-rankings-episcopal-academy-strath-haven-are-on-top/

Seniors and juniors will be practicing from 4:30 to 6 tomorrow and sophomores and freshmen will be practicing from 5:30 to 7 tomorrow. Bring indoor and outdoor stuff!

If you do not have all of your paperwork turned in, you will not be allowed to tryout. 

 http://www.timesherald.com/articles/2010/11/20/sports/doc4ce8abf52b53c757199538.txt