Episcopal Academy
Amanda Paolino ’15: Froyo seems all the craze these days as the seemingly simple frozen treat has begun to take over the Main Line. Everywhere you turn there is a new frozen yogurt place announcing its opening, with enticing names such as So Fun!, Kiwi, Red Mango and Whirled Peace. It was only a matter of … Read More “Froyo frenzy makes its way to Episcopal’s Cafeteria” »
As it has come to the attention of some of the seniors, many of the underclassmen are unaware of the Thunderdome traditions that take place during Friday night home games. For the benefit of our students, faculty, and team spirit, here is a list of the core chants, which run the Thunderdome: 1. Zombie Nation … Read More “MAKE SOME NOISE: EA students put the “thunder” in “Thunderdome”” »
Caroline Cook ’15: While many students were enjoying warm weather and vacations with their families this past summer, one of EA’s own faculty members was receiving a national title in the game of bridge. Anne Ravreby, Director of Health Services, earned the highest national ranking in bridge, also known as the “Life Master” title. Ravreby has … Read More “Ravreby named life master at bridge” »
AJ Marcucci ’17: There is a new EA coach coming to town, and her name is Josie Ferri. Replacing former coach Amanda Vos Strache ’99, Ferri will be bringing her insights to the Varsity girls’ lacrosse team. Ferri found her passion for coaching lacrosse when she was a senior in high school; she coached a Lower … Read More “Coach Ferri forsees a bright future” »
Rich Palazzese ’14: Episcopal Academy Athletic Director Gina Buggy has been inducted into the Montgomery County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. Buggy, who interviewed with Main Line Times about her recognition, noted, “I am truly honored to have been selected.” The Churchwomen field hockey coach was selected for her achievements in high school, college, and professional athletics. Buggy … Read More “Buggy Honored” »
Dee Barlee ’16, Christian Feliziani ’16: Caroline Purtill class of ’14 is this month’s girls’ athlete of the month for her excellence in cross-country. Purtill started running cross country in the seventh grade and loved it ever since. “My amazing teammates and coaches have taught me to love the sport of cross country.” She gives all of the credit to her coaches and teammates. “[My teammates] positive, friendly, and funny personalities make practices … Read More “Girls’ athlete of the month: Caroline Purtill” »
Matt Freese ’17, Conner Delaney ’17: “Golf is a game where you’re judged not by how quickly you get the ball in the hole. You are judged as much by the process of the experience.” Thomas Kent, coach of the Varsity Men’s Golf Team, went on to describe his team’s co-captain Andrew Jannetta ’14. “He’s impeccably … Read More “Boys’ athlete of the month: Andrew Jannetta” »
Matt Freese ’17, Conner Delaney ’17: “Golf is a game where you’re judged not by how quickly you get the ball in the hole. You are judged as much by the process of the experience.” Thomas Kent, coach of the Varsity Men’s Golf Team, went on to describe his team’s co-captain Andrew Jannetta ’14. “He’s impeccably … Read More “Boys’ athlete of the month: Andrew Jannetta” »
PLAY BALL: Hickey will bring valuable coaching experience to the baseball program. Photo Courtesy of Sammi Ciardi ’15 Tommy King ’15, Will Crager ’15: This spring, the Varsity Boys Baseball team will be led by a new manager, Michael Hickey. Before coming to EA, Hickey coached at Inter- Ac rival Malvern Prep for 17 years, serving as … Read More “Coach Hickey ready to take on new challenge” »
Andrew Vetterlein ’15, Jackson Donaldson ’15: The Episcopal Academy Varsity Boy’s Soccer team had the opportunity to travel to England at the end of this past summer. The ten-day tour included watching some of the most renowned soccer clubs in the world. The Churchmen also had their fair share of “football” competition, playing against teams from … Read More “Boy’s soccer tours the UK” »
Woody Nimoityn ’15: Though Dr. TJ Locke and Dr. Delvin Dinkins are best known for their administrative roles at Episcopal, they both have also enjoyed successful athletic careers. Scholium sat down with each to discuss their athletic hobbies and pastimes. Scholium: What drew you to sports as a child? Dr. Locke: I loved baseball. I was … Read More “Athletes turned administrators” »
Jessica Bai ’16: Last summer, a number of Episcopal Academy students pursued their artistic interests by attending programs offered at universities both in the country and overseas. A few of the students who participated in these programs include Cole Grims ’14, Connie Maltby ’14, Nellie Konopka ‘16, Leah Marchant ‘16, Melanie Kovacs ’15, Zoe Kovacs ’14, … Read More “EA artists thrive here and abroad” »