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1 Bree Zoccolo 10 19 Bridget Kline 12 1 Ashlyn Rowe 12 24 Morgan Kostick 11
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Aliah Torres
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25 Evelyn Melograna
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2 Ally Sheppard 12 20 Annalaye Glenn 9 3 Aileen Batista 11 26 Ella Duffy 11
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5 Addy Zimmerman 10 21 Lauren Leister 12 4 Catherine Arentz 12 27 Isabella Samolewicz 11
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28 Jennaya Vega
Emily Brown
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6 Lilly Bromirski 9 22 Karys Craver 9 6 Caroline Long 12 29 Ava Connor 10
7 Caroline Horace 10 31 Soleil Garcia-Reyes 10
7 Faith Bollinger 12 23 Maeve Zee 10 8 Sydney Stuhl 12 32 Cameran Huyett 10
9 Jada Zimmerman 11 26 Maddie Moline 11 9 Gracie Arner 12 33 Sophie Wilchek 9
10 Shelby Kline 10 30 Rachel Wealand 11 10 Grace Chisholm 12 34 Amanda Pennington 12
11 Alexa Fassnacht
35 Madeline Slabik
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11 Calli Martin 9 38 Olivia (Livy) Mahoney 11 12 Mia Riccitelli 12 36 Ava Sensenig 9
41 Laura Crocona
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13 Caitlyn Moseman
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13 Hailee Adams 10 95 Paige Sheppard 12 14 Gia Bonargo 12 42 Olivia Reinhart 10
14 Katherine McGrath 12 97 Taryn Toburen 10 15 Natalie Riccitelli 12 43 Macy Adams 9
15 Mei Mei McGrath 12 98 Lizzy Matthews 9 16 Mallory Sauppee 11 44 Katie Fallon 11
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45 Kaelyn Rowe
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17 Hannah Sauppee
16 Julia Barto 12 18 Jenna Facciolli 12 46 Natalie Motz 9
19 Emma Staron 12 47 Lily Griffin 9
20 Bryn Williams 11 48 Keira Hartman 9
21 Alexis Hoffman 12 78 Catherine Wolf 10
Head Coach: Amanda Misselhorn 22 Audrey Miller 11 80 Stella Wise 12
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23 Erika Culp
Assistant Coaches: Jaycie St. John, Megan Bomba, Kelly Bollinger, Head Coach: Kim Underwood
Isabella Vulopas, Beth Lynch Assistant Coaches: Marleise Emrhein, Sarah Dobroskey, Kim
Sheaffer, Emma Bressler
Sportsmanship - From A to Z
Accept and abide by the decisions of the Contest officials.
Be a good host to opponents and treat them as guests.
Cooperate with the coach, players and cheerleaders in trying to promote good sportsmanship
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Encourage your players to play hard and fair.
Follow the rules of the Contest at all times.
Good sportsmanship is the “Golden Rule”.
Hold assemblies before a Contest to encourage students to display proper conduct.
Intervene to let others know that ethnic, disability and sexist jokes, racial or religious slurs, taunting, trash talk, and intimi-
dating behavior will not be tolerated at events sponsored at your school.
Judgment calls on the part of officials are not subject to question or discussion
Know, understand and appreciate the rules of the Contest.
Lose without excuses; win without boasting.
Model language and behavior that is non-biased and is inclusive of individuals regardless of ethnicity, race, religion, sex
or disability.
Never criticize players or coaches for the loss of the game.
Opposing coaches, participants, cheerleaders and fans must be respected at all times.
Provide opportunities for informing student and adult spectators of their responsibility to uphold the standards of sports-
manship.
Questioning of an official’s call or making negative comments about an official is unacceptable behavior.
Recognize and show appreciation for an outstanding play.
Shake hands with opponents prior to the Contest and wish them good luck.
Teach sportsmanship and demand that your players be good sports.
Use cheerleaders, pep groups, and other student leaders to help develop a sportsmanship program at your school.
Victory celebrations and unscheduled game rallies should not be permitted at events sponsored at your school.
Work cooperatively with officials and other Contest personnel for an efficient Contest.
eXercise self-control and be a good example for players and spectators
Yelling, booing or heckling an official’s decision is unacceptable behavior.
Zero in on sportsmanship - it’s priority NUMBER ONE
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