2021 FOOTBALL Head Football Coach..............................Pat Ward ’93 Defensive Coordinator/ Associate Head Coach.........................Mike Ward ’06
Director of Athletics................................. Dennis Hart Asst. Athletic Director.............................Pat Ward ’93 Asst. Athletic Director......................Ashley Gingrich Asst. Athletic Director................................Matt Smith Athletic Trainer...........................................Mike Walker Athletic Trainer.........................................Shannon Lali Team Doctor.......................................... Carter Mitchell Team Doctor.........................................William Postma Public Address for Football Games.MikeNadonley
ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL President.................................................Jeff Mancabelli Principal.................................................Chris Themistos Director of Admissions........................Susan Hinton Open House.......................................October 24, 2021 Location...............................................Chevy Chase, DC Founded....................................................................... 1851 Mascot.......................................................................Cadets Color............................................................Scarlet & Grey Conference...Washington Catholic Athletic Conf.
Action photography by Larry French and Studio K. St. John’s College High School 2607 Military Road, NW Chevy Chase, DC 20015 www.stjohnschs.org 202-363-2316
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND PRINCIPAL...................................... 2 SCHEDULE . . .............................................................................................. 3 COACHING STAFF.. ................................................................................... 4 COACH PROFILES. . ................................................................................... 5 FOOTBALL SUPPORT............................................................................... 10 TEAM PHOTO.. ..........................................................................................11 ROSTER . . ................................................................................................. 13 2021 CADETS. . ........................................................................................ 14 UNDER ARMOUR CONNECTION.. .............................................................. 18 PERFORMANCE TRAINING...................................................................... 19 FACILITIES.. ........................................................................................... 20 HONORS AND AWARDS.......................................................................... 22 ST. JOHN’S VS. GONZAGA.. .................................................................... 23 CADETS IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL. . ............... 24 CADETS IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL...... 25
Dear SJC Community, We’re back! After a 2020 season that was postponed, shortened, and fraught with uncertainty, we can’t wait to see our Cadets play on Smith Field at Fernandez Stadium, for the first time since November 16, 2019! On August 28, St. John’s will host Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) under Head Coach Pat Ward ’93, in what will be his debut game on home turf. Pat, an SJC community favorite and SJC Hall of Famer, brings great passion and integrity to the football program. Coach Pat Ward, along with his brother Coach Mike Ward ’06 and Head Performance Coach Matt Smith, used the off-season to build a team that is committed to excellence. Using a five-pillar philosophy of family, faith, service, love, and honor, the coaching staff is dedicated to developing student–athletes who exemplify our Lasallian values both on and off the gridiron.
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This year’s team captains, Jamar Curtis ’22, Rohan Davy ’23, Josh Gary ’22, Wyatt Hagan ’22, Arturo Mattocks ’22, and David Ojiegbe ’23, are committed to leading the Cadets to another championship title. These student– athletes share a determination to achieve distinction individually and as a team. We would like to thank Coach Ward and his staff along with Athletic Director Dennis Hart and his staff for their leadership and devotion to our students. We also thank the families and alumni who support St. John’s football program and the school community. Go Cadets! Sincerely,
Jeffrey W. Mancabelli President
Christopher J. Themistos Principal
St. John’s College High School | 2607 Military Rd., NW, Chev y Chase, DC 20015 | 202-363-2316 202-380-1754 (f)
ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL 2021
schedule DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
LOCATION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
2 PM
DON BOSCO (NJ)
HOME
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
2 PM
BUTLER (NC)
HOME
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
2 PM
CAMDEN (SC)
HOME
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
2 PM
LIFE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (VA)
HOME
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
1 PM
ARCHBISHOP WOOD (PA)
AWAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
2 PM
STELLAR PREP (CA)
HOME
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9
2 PM
BISHOP MCNAMARA
HOME
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22
7 PM
DEMATHA
AWAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30
1 PM
GOOD COUNSEL
HOME
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
1 PM
GONZAGA
AWAY
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coaching staff PAT WARD ’93 MIKE WARD ’06 TERRANCE BYRD ANTWON BAILEY ’08 DERRICK BUTLER
HEAD COACH
22ND SEASON
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH\DEFENSIVE LINE
10TH SEASON
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH
2ND SEASON
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
2ND SEASON
DEFENSIVE BACK
2ND SEASON
SHELDON DUNBAR
WIDE RECEIVER/FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
1ST SEASON
TONY GALLEMORE
DEFENSIVE LINE
2ND SEASON
OLANDIS GARY
RUNNING BACK
3RD SEASON
DIRECTOR OF COLLEGE RECRUITING
19TH SEASON
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, FEMALE SPORTS
1ST SEASON
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS & ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT
2ND SEASON
LINEBACKER
2ND SEASON
DEONTE HOLDEN
OFFENSIVE LINE
2ND SEASON
DAVID TY JOHNSON
HEAD JV COACH
9TH SEASON
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
5TH SEASON
WIDE RECEIVER
5TH SEASON
RASHOD GILLESPIE ASHLEY GINGRICH DENNIS HART JAMISON HEDGEPETH
SHANNON LALLI ED LEE MICHAEL MARSHALL
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MANAGER
1ST SEASON
GARRET MILLER
DEFENSIVE BACK
2ND SEASON
JOE PETRIELOU
OFFENSIVE LINE
6TH SEASON
PHIL SAVOY
WIDE RECEIVER
19TH SEASON
QUARTERBACK
7TH SEASON
JABALI SMITH MATT SMITH MIKE WALKER PETE WHITE
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR OF PERFORMANCE
8TH SEASON
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER
20TH SEASON
OFFENSIVE LINE
8TH SEASON
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coaches HEAD COACH PAT WARD ’93 SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 22
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oach Ward took over the Cadet football program in January 2020. During his inaugural season (spring 2021 due to Covid), the Cadets amassed a 3-2 record. Ward has provided coaching support for the Cadets over the past 22 years and has served as assistant director of athletics for the past eight years. A 1993 graduate of St. John’s, Ward is a member of St. John’s Athletic Hall of Fame. He comes from a long line of St. John’s graduates, including his grandfather, Robert Cady ’37; uncle, Mike Cady ’69; cousins, Frank Cady ’42 and Ralph Hawkins ’53; and brother Mike Ward ’06, who also coaches for the SJC football program. As a student, Ward anchored a Cadet football team that advanced to the championship game, and was a two-time All-American, two-time All-Met, and two-time All-League player. He was presented with the St. John’s Mush Dubofsky Award, recognizing the player who made the biggest contribution to the football team. Ward went on to enjoy a stellar career at the University of Maryland as a four-year starter, spending one year as a defensive tackle and three years as an offensive guard. The Terps recognized Ward with the prestigious A.V. Williams Award, presented to the football player who demonstrates outstanding sportsmanship. Ward began coaching for St. John’s in 2000 with tremendous success. He’s coached 24 first team all-league linemen, 11 first or second team All-Met linemen, six All-Americans, three NFL players, and was selected as an assistant coach for the 2013 Under Armour All-American Game. In 2012, he established the Ward Line Academy, through which he works with linemen in grades six and higher in a one-on-one setting. Coach Ward looks forward to building on the positive momentum in his first full season as head coach.
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/ ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH MIKE WARD ’06 SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 10
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rior to joining the St. John’s staff in 2012, Coach Ward started every game (48 total) for all four years at the University of Akron as a guard and a center. He was named team captain his senior year and went on to play for both the Orlando Predators and the Cleveland Gladiators of the Arena Football League. A two-time first team AllConference lineman at St. John’s, Coach Ward received the MushDubofsky Award as a senior, was named the Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year for DC, was
selected as a 2006 All-Met player by The Washington Post, and was chosen as team captain. A two-way player, he achieved the remarkable feat of leading the team in tackles from his defensive line position. During Coach Ward’s six years as the varsity defensive line coach from 2013 to 2019, he coached six first team All-Met defensive lineman (Eric Assoua ’15, Terrell Lewis ’16-Los Angeles Rams, Tyree Johnson ’17, Cam Goode ’18, Tremon Morris-Brash ’19, and Mekhail Sherman ’20). Coach Ward has also worked with 14 Division 1 BCS players (Assoua, Lewis, Johnson, Goode, Cam Spence ’17, Kofi Wardlow ’17, Caleb Okechuckwu ’18, Morris-Brash, Sherman, Greg Hudgins ’20, Tre Williams ’20, Taizse Johnson ’21, and Kenjuan Manuel ’21). In his first year as defensive coordinator, during the 2021 spring Covid season, Ward’s defense gave up 65 total points in a five-game span, or an average of 13 PPG. Coach Ward expects this defense to build upon last year’s success with the return of nine of 11 starters.
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH TERRENCE BYRD SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
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oach Byrd has more than 20 years of coaching experience, primarily at the youth and high school level. He is also president of the Maryland Heat, a nationally recognized youth organization. His grassroots foundation has produced some of the top football student–athlete prospects in the country over the last decade, including some of St. John’s most recognized Cadets. Coach Byrd spent 20 years with United Health Care, where he was a senior project manager specializing in transition and process change management, earning several sigma certifications. Byrd values family and is the father of five children (Tyler, Tyreik, Madisyn, Morgyn, and Trentyn), who are his pride and joy. Coach Byrd’s connection with and development of players at the grassroots level has been unmatched to include many league and national titles. A few of Coach Byrd’s most distinguished strengths are mentorship, team building, and his ability to build a family atmosphere founded on discipline, hard work, and determination.
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coaches WIDE RECEIVER/ FOOTBALL OPERATIONS SHELDON DUNBAR
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR ANTWON BAILEY ’08 SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
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oach Bailey was a two-time team captain, three-time offensive MVP, first team All-Met, and the DC Gatorade Player of the Year. He continued his playing career at Syracuse University and was a team captain and first team All-Big East performer. The all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards for a running back at Syracuse University, Bailey ranks 16th on the SU career rushing record list. After graduating from Syracuse, Bailey signed a free agent contract with the Washington Redskins in April 2012 andparticipated in all of the offseason sessions, the rookie camp, the training camp, and the preseason games. He was later named to the practice squad. In the summer of 2013, Coach Bailey served as a Bill Walsh–intern for the Buffalo Bills and in the same year, began coaching at St. John’s, taking on the roles of offensive coordinator and running back coach. He then spent three years with the program before moving on to Sidwell Friends and Fairmont Heights in the same capacity.
oach Dunbar was raised in Washington, DC, and Prince Georges County, MD. An alumnus of Largo High School and a member of the 1995 Maryland State championship team, Coach Dunbar attended Bethune Cookman College, earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education and criminal justice. After a successful playing career for Bethune Cookman Football, Dunbar played for the Daytona Speedy Semi-Pro football team, then started coaching youth football with the PG Stags AAU football team as head coach and director of football operations/vice president of football league, where he won several championships and Coach of Year awards. Coach Dunbar later went on to Parkdale High School in Riverdale, MD, where he was the assistant coach from 2007 to 2011, serving as running back and special teams coach, and from 2013 to 2015, was an assistant coach at DeMatha Catholic High School.
DEFENSIVE BACK DERRICK BUTLER
DEFENSIVE LINE TONY GALLEMORE
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
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orn in Waldorf, MD, Derrick Butler is a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, where he was a team captain and started at free safety. During his sophomore campaign, Butler caught a game-clinching interception in the final two minutes against the University of Charleston. During his senior campaign, he recorded another interception and was one of the team’s leading tacklers. Butler attended Maurice J. McDonough High School in Charles County, MD, where he led the Rams as an All-County quarterback. While at West Virginia Wesleyan, Butler earned a bachelor’s degree in computer information science with a minor in political science.
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oach Tony Gallemore is entering his second season as defensive line coach at St. John’s. Prior to SJC, he coached eight seasons in the WCAC at DeMatha Catholic High School, where he won four WCAC championships and had the opportunity to coach and mentor great young men and football players including Deonte Holden (CFL: Edmonton Oilers) and Chase Young (NFL: Washington Football Team). A native of New Jersey and a graduate of Virginia State University, Gallemore also serves as a school leader for a DC public charter school and has a love and passion for educating children.
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coaches RUNNING BACK OLANDIS GARY
LINEBACKER JAMISON HEDGEPETH
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 3
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
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orn in Washington, DC, Olandis Gary is a former NFL running back who played for the Denver Broncos from 1999 to 2002 and the Detroit Lions from 2003 to 2004. Gary is an alumnus of Riverdale Baptist School in Upper Marlboro, MD, and the University of Georgia, from which he graduated in 1999. While at Georgia, Gary was team captain, voted second team All-SEC, and earned the title of Offensive Player of the Game in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl.
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oach Hedgepeth begins his second season at St. John’s as linebacker coach. Prior to SJC, Hedgepeth coached linebackers at Eastern High School (DC) where he coached Mike Terry to All-County first team honors. As a collegiate, Hedgepeth was a four-year letterman for North Carolina A&T and amassed 180 tackles, 22 TFL, and 5 Sacks over 44 starts. A native of Fort Washington, MD, Hedgepeth played under MD State Hall of Fame Coach George Earley for three seasons and was an honorable mention All-County player.
DIRECTOR OF COLLEGE RECRUITING RASHOD GILLESPIE
OFFENSIVE LINE DEONTE HOLDEN
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 19
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coach Gillespie served as the offensive coordinator at Calvin Coolidge High School, his alma mater. As a player at Coolidge, he was named the Offensive Player of the Year for the DCIAA in 1993. He ranked first in rushing that season in DC and was given All-Met honorable mention. Gillespie then attended West Virginia University where he was a standout on special teams. He later transfered to Glenville State College, where he earned all-conference honors in 1998 and played in the National All-Star College Football Classic. Gillespie has held several positions at St. John’s including strength and conditioning coach, linebacker coach, and running back back. Known for aggresive and physical defensives, one of the high points of his career was in 2013 when St. John’s addvanced to the championship game allowing only 11 points per game, by far the best in the league. He is currently an educator in the St. John’s Benilde Program. He and his wife Lakeeda live in D.C. with their daughters Aniya, Gianni, and Marley and son Lathan.
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
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oach Holden is a native of Washington, DC and a graduate of Cardozo High school. He attended junior college at Montgomery College of Rockville, where he played football. After his career at Montgomery College, he continued in the Arena Football League playing with the Richmond Speed as well as the DC Armor. From 2010 to 2019, Holden coached the offensive line at DeMatha High School and was part of the coaching staff that won four straight WCAC championships from 2013 to 2016.
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coaches HEAD JV COACH DAVID “COACH TY”JOHNSON
DEFENSIVE BACK GARRET MILLER
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 9
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 2
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oach Ty enters his ninth season at St John’s, his fifth as a varsity defensive coach, and fourth as JV defensive coordinator. Previously a coach with the St John’s freshmen staff, he also served as co-offensive coordinator. Prior to St. John’s, Johnson coached for two seasons at his alma mater, Paul Laurence Dunbar Senior High School in DC and was on the ’92 DCIAA Championship Staff. In 1998, he started coaching youth football at Butler Wyatt Clubhouse #2 (1998–2005) and later at Beacon House (2006–2015) where he won the Pop Warner Super Bowl in 2010. From 1998 to 2015, he posted 18 consecutive winning seasons, and for 14 of the 18 seasons, his teams were champions or runners-up in AAU, AYF, or Pop Warner, city, regional, and national championship games. While attending Paul Laurence Dunbar Senior High School in DC he played as a defensive back, running back, and slot receiver. He went on to the University of the District of Columbia, where he played two seasons. Johnson graduated from the UDC, earned graduate degrees from Southeastern University and George Washington University, and later a Ph.D. from Virginia Commonwealth University. He is currently an executive manager and senior cyber security subject matter expert supporting the federal government, and lives in DC with his family.
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orn in Fairfax, VA, Garret Miller is a former Division II coach, who played wide receiver at Ashland University (OH) from 2014 to 2017. While at Ashland, Miller was part of two conference championship teams and one undefeated regular season. His 2017 graduating class was the was the most successful in program history. After graduating from Ashland, Miller was a graduate assistant coaching tight ends at Tusculum University (TN) where he coached two All-Conference tight ends. Following graduation, Miller accepted a position at Tiffin University (OH) coaching cornerbacks where he was part of the first conference championship in program history, beating Tiffin’s rival for the first time in 30 years.
WIDE RECEIVER ED LEE SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 5
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oach Lee was born in Washington, DC, and is an alumnus of Wilson High School, where was an All-Met defensive tackle. After high school, Lee attended South Carolina State University, graduated with honors, and in 1982 was drafted by the Lions. As a wide receiver, Lee was named to SC State’s 100 Greatest Football Players in school history and was inducted into the SC State Athletic Hall of Fame. With the Lions, Lee suffered a career-ending knee injury that spawned a career in physical therapy. In 1988, he graduated from Howard University and has been a prominent physical therapist in Silver Spring, MD, for more than 30 years. He coached freshman wide receivers from 2013 to 2016, and is currently a multi-site manager for NovaCare Rehabilitation. Coach Lee and his wife Susan have three children Courtney, Ed, and Kendall. Ed, Jr., is an SJC graduate (2017) and has a school record of three TD receptions in the 2016 WCAC championship against DeMatha.
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OFFENSIVE LINE JOE PETRAIUOLO SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 6
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oach Petraiuolo came to St. John’s from Cleveland, OH, where he played football at Mayfield High School. Petraiuolo graduated from the University of Dayton, where he continued his football career. He specializes in offensive and defensive line play. Petraiuolo also teaches Social Studies at St. John’s.
coaches WIDE RECEIVER PHIL SAVOY
OFFENSIVE LINE PETER WHITE ‘09
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 19
SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 8
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oach Savoy returns for his 19th season as the varsity wide receivers coach. After graduating from Carroll High School, Coach Savoy went on to play wide receiver for the University of Colorado, where he ranked second in all-time receptions. He also set a university record with eight catches in a single quarter. As a senior, he was an All-Big 12 selection, and after being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals, spent time with the Baltimore Ravens as a special teams player and later with the Seattle Seahawks and St. Louis Rams. After his contributions to the NFL, he played in the Arena Football League. As a coach at St. John’s, he has mentored several players who have gone on to successful college careers including Marcus Lee ’04, Towson’s all-time leading receiver and Rakim Jarrett, 2019 All Met Player of the Year (University of MD). Several of Coach Savoy’s players have also been selected as first-team all-conference, including Scotty Washington ’15 (Wake Forest). Coach Savoy and his wife Kristina live in Washington, DC, with their children, Chynna, Malachi, and Sydney.
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oach White came to St. John’s after his college career at Temple University, where he was a starter on the offensive line. He transferred to Temple after graduating from Maryland, where he played in a total of 23 games during three seasons. As a student at St. John’s, White was a key member of the Cadet program, earning a starting position on the offensive line in his very first game as a freshman, and a two-way starter for his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. White was also a three-time first-team All-WCAC performer on the offensive line, and during his senior season, he recorded 63 pancake blocks and was selected as an Under Armour All-American, playing in the ESPN game the following January. He was also team captain and received the Mush Dubofksy Award.
QUARTERBACK JABALI SMITH SEASONS COACHING AT ST. JOHN’S: 7
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abali Smith joined St. John’s as the varsity quarterback coach in 2015. He works alongside Coach Casamento in developing the varsity, JV, and freshman quarterbacks. As a student, Smith was a first-team all-conference selection as quarterback for Eastern High School in Washington, DC, before moving on to play quarterback at Bowie State. He later coached 2017 All-Met player of the year Kevin Doyle (William and Mary). Smith also coaches at Gonzaga High School.
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football support DENNIS HART
PAT WARD ’93
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS & ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
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ennis Hart joined St. John’s College High School as director athletics in March 2020, bringing extensive experience as an administrator, teacher, and coachs. Prior to St. John’s he devoted himself for 14 years to the students of his own alma mater, St. Joseph’s Preparatory School, an all-boys Catholic preparatory high school in Philadelphia, PA. During his tenure he was the director of athletics—overseeing a robust and successful program that included 40 teams, nearly 100 coaches, and more than 700 student-athletes— spent four years as dean of students, and five years as a history teacher, and chair of the history department. Hart also coached both baseball and basketball, the same sports he played as a student there. Hart served as associate head coach for the varsity baseball team for 13 years, helping guide the team to four consecutive division titles, back-to-back Philadelphia Catholic League championships, and a 2009 appearance in the state semifinal game. Hart also coached the school’s basketball program for three years, including time with both the varsity and freshman teams. Prior to joining the faculty at St. Joseph’s Prep, Hart was a social studies and science teacher at People for People Charter School in Philadelphia, where he coached the boys’ varsity basketball team, leading them to two Independent Charter School League finals. Hart began his coaching career at St. Matthew School in Philadelphia, where he served as assistant coach for the girls’ varsity high school Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) team. Hart earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Temple University and a master’s degree in educational leadership from St. Joseph’s University. Hart has also served on a number of professional committees, including the St. Joseph’s Prep Strategic Plan 2020–Academic Excellence Committee (co-chair), St. Joseph’s Prep Middle States Committee (chair), St. Joseph’s Prep Board of Trustees Athletics and Student Life Committee, the Philadelphia Catholic League (vice chair), and the Philadelphia Catholic League Board of Directors. He also served as the league’s chairman for baseball and boys’ and girls’ track and field. Hart and his wife Kate live in Washington, DC, with their two daughters Olivia and Claire.
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at Ward ’93 enters his ninth year as assistant athletic director for St. John’s College High School. During his professional career at St. John’s, he has overseen the day-to-day operations of the Athletic Department and the school’s athletic facilities with a focus on boys’ sports. In addition to his role in the Athletic Department, Ward has been the offensive line coach at St. John’s since 2000 with great success, and at least one lineman named first team All-Conference each year. Ward has coached 24 first team All-Conference linemen and 11 first or second team All-Met linemen (as determined by The Washington Post), as well as six All-Americans and three NFL players. Most recently, Ward was an assistant coach for the 2013 Under Armour AllAmerican Game. As a student–athlete at St. John’s, Ward was a two-time football All-Met and All-American recipient. At the University of Maryland, he was a four-year starter, an AllConference ACC player, and the recipient of the prestigious A.V. Williams Award, given to the UMD football player who demonstrates outstanding sportsmanship. He was inducted into the St. John’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010. Ward comes from a long line of St. John’s graduates, including his grandfather, Robert Cady ’37; uncle, Mike Cady ’69; cousins, Frank Cady ’42 and Ralph Hawkins ’53; and brother Mike Ward ’06. He is very proud of his history at St. John’s and excited to be part of the St. John’s community.
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football support ASHLEY GINGRICH
MIKE WALKER
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR FEMALE SPORTS
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER
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native of Richmond, VA, Ashley Gingrich spent 10 years as a middle school Latin teacher in both Northern Virginia and Richmond before transitioning to Trinity Episcopal School, a co-educational, college preparatory school in Richmond, where she taught Latin and public speaking for five years. She also served as faculty development coordinator, new teacher mentor, and VAIS annual conference chairwoman. While at Trinity Episcopal, Gingrich spent eight seasons coaching the boys’ and girls’ swim programs, where she led the boys’ team to back-to-back state championships in 2015 and 2016. She also coordinated and directed both the 2014 and 2015 VISAA Swimming & Diving State Championship meets. In addition to teaching and coaching, Gingrich has worked in several athletic and educational arenas including operations, event management, admissions, athlete services, and student–athlete mentoring at the collegiate level. Most recently, she was the operations manager and admissions coordinator for an educational coaching organization in Arlington, VA. Gingrich earned a bachelor’s degree in Latin and secondary education from Randolph-Macon College, a master’s degree in educational leadership from George Mason University, and a master’s degree in sports leadership from Northeastern University.
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local native, Mike Walker earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Maryland in 1998. While working on his degree, he interned with the university’s sports medicine department, providing medical care and coverage for several of the Terrapins’ athletic teams. Walker went on to earn a master’s degree in health and education in 2000 from Frostburg State University. He later earned his certifications as an athletic trainer (ATC) in 1999 and as a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) in 2000. He holds memberships in good standing with the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. St. John’s head athletic trainer since 2002, Walker is a sitting committee member for the District of Columbia Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (DCSMAC) and the governmental affairs council representative for the District of Columbia Athletic Trainers’ Association (DCATA). He enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing and listening to music, and running in Rock Creek Park.
SHANNON LALLI ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
MATT SMITH ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR OF PERFORMANCE
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oach Smith holds a bachelor’s degree in fitness sports management from the University of the Cumberlands, as well as a master’s degree in sport and health science from Life University. He is a certified USA Track and Field coach, as well as an EXOS-certified performance specialist. Smith previously worked at IMG Academy, where he worked with several MLB players including Andrew McCutchen, Pedro Alvarez, and Starlin Castro, as well as NFL playersTim Tebow, Randall Cobb, Eddie Lacy, and Eric Reid. Smith also studied under world-class speed coach Loren Seagrave and worked with gold medalists LaShawn Merrit and Demetrius Pinder.
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Shannon Lalli, originally from New York, graduated from the University of Florida om 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training. While at university, Lalli worked with the University of Florida football team and the women’s lacrosse team, among others. After graduation she moved back to New York where she worked as an outreach athletic trainer for a physical therapy company at local high schools. She later moved to the DC to pursue her master’s in healthcare administration from Georgetown University, where she graduated in 2018. During her time at both Florida and Georgetown, Lalli engaged in sports medicine research, and most recently, interned with MedStar’s Health Research Institute studying the effects of overtraining on youth athletes. She is also researching prevention of preventing sudden cardiac death in athletes and ultramarathon athletes. This is Lalli’s second year at St. John’s. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, watching television, and exploring DC with family and friends.
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2021 CADETS
roster #
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
YR
HT
WT
POS
LB
43
MCWILLIAMS
DJ
SO
6’4
240
DL/TE
190
DB
44
DAVY
ROHAN
JR
5’10
225
DB/RB
#
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
YR
HT
WT
POS
1
MATTOCKS
ARTURO
SR
6’
225
2
THOMPSON
JOSH
SR
6’2
3
GARY
JOSH
SR
6’
190
WR/QB
45
KLEINDIENST
JIMMY
JR
6’3
185
LB/RB
4
RAWLINGS
PHILLIP
SR
6’1
195
DB
50
DORMAN
GRIFFIN
JR
6’1
220
LS
5
CURTIS
JAMAR
SR
5’9
180
RB
51
COLEMAN
VINCENT
SO
6’2
215
OL/DL
6
SLADE
MYLES
JR
6’2
200
QB
52
AUSTIN
KAHINI
JR
6’3
280
OL/DL
7
STONE
SHOMARI
SR
5’10
170
DB
53
THOMPSON
TJ
SO
5’8
185
RB
8
OJIGEBE
DAVID
JR
6’4
240
DL/TE
55
GONZALEZ
WILSON
JR
6’2
265
OL/DL
9
SANDY
ZAHBARI
JR
6’1
205
DB
56
HOWARD
SEAN
SO
5’7
175
LB/TE
JOSEPH-CLARK
KEITH
SR
5’11
210
LB/RB
57
FAY
TYLER
SO
6’
175
LB/RB
11
SIMS
KENDALL
SR
6’
215
LB/TE
58
MINICHELLO
JOSEPH
FR
5’7
155
QB
12
HAGAN
WYATT
SR
6’
195
QB
60
LASNER
JACK
FR
5’10
160
WR
13
RAWLINGS
CHRISTIAN
JR
5’9
170
DB/WR
61
KELLY-YSASI
RUBEN
FR
5’9
155
LB/RB
14
WILLIAMS
SEAN
JR
5’10
170
WR/DB
63
HARRIS
JAMES
FR
5’9
160
DB/WR
15
MORA
RJ
SR
6’
185
WR
64
LUONGO
BOBBY
FR
6’
235
OL/DL
16
GEER
MILLER
JR
5’10
170
QB
65
MCMANUS
KENNY
FR
6’3
300
OL/DL
17
GREGG
ASA
JR
6’2
195
WR
66
MILLER
IAN
JR
6’3
310
OL/DL
18
LINKINS
DJ
SR
6’4
180
WR
68
GILLIAM
JASON
SO
6’2
240
OL/DL
19
FITZGERALD
RYAN
SR
6’
185
WR
71
MCFADDEN
JAYVON
FR
6’4
315
OL/DL
20
WALLACE-JONES
AMIR
FR
6’
190
WR/LB
72
DREIBAND
WILL
SO
6’1
240
OL/DL
21
GILL
COLIN
JR
6’1
190
DB/WR
73
MOORE
CARLOS
SR
6’4
305
OL/DL
22
STEWARD
ROB
SO
5’11
175
DB
75
PANKEY
CHASE
FR
5’4
170
WR
10
23
BROWN
TRENT
JR
6’
185
DB/WR
77
SEATON
JORDAN
SO
6’5
315
OL/DL
24
RICHARDSON
ROMAN
SO
6’1
170
DB/WR
79
MASTEL
GEORGE
SO
5’8
180
LB/RB
25
RIGGS
DA’JUAN
SO
5’11
205
RB/WR
81
WILLIAMS
REECE
FR
5’7
150
WR
26
HALL
RASHEED
JR
6’3
260
OL/DL
82
BARBARENA
KRISTIAN
FR
5’8
150
LB/RB
27
EDWARDS
AHKEI
JR
6’
205
LB/RB
84
RUSKAVICH
OWEN
JR
6’2
220
TE
28
LITTLETON
ADRIAN
JR
6’1
240
DL/TE
85
MESSENGER
SHANE
JR
6’
180
P/K
30
ROBERTS
DAX
SO
5’7
165
WR
88
SMITH
ISAIAH
SR
6’3
220
DL/TE
31
MCINTOSH
SHAMAR
SO
6’
175
DB/RB
99
SIMMONS
MARCUS
SR
6’2
270
OL/DL
32
WEEDON
MONTAY
SO
6’
205
LB/RB
CANTWELL
THOMAS
FR
5’8
150
DB/WR
33
BLOUNT
CINQUE
SO
5’10
200
LB/RB
EGAN
JAMES
FR
6’
155
LB/RB
34
DUENKEL
RYAN
SO
5’7
185
K
EZEANI
SOLOMON
FR
5’9
160
DB/WR
35
KIRKMAN
JAIS
JR
6’
215
OL/DL
GUTIERREZ
JOHN PAUL
SO
6’
180
LB
37
WOODS
JASON
SO
5’8
175
WR
IWANICKI
NICK
FR
5’7
155
WR
40
WILSON
TRENT
FR
6’3
250
DL/TE
KIM
ANDREW
SO
5’9
170
DB/WR
42
PROVENCHER
ALEX
JR
5’10
195
LB
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2021 cadets
52
82 KAHINI AUSTIN JR / OL /DL
14
5
33
KRISTIAN BARBARENA
JAMAR CURTIS
50
57 AHKEI EDWARDS
21
SO / LB/RB
68 COLIN GILL
JR / DB/ WR
72
JASON GILLIAM SO / OL /DL
16 MILLER GEER
SR / WR /QB
17
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SO / K
JOSH GARY
SR / WR
JR / OL /DL
RYAN DUENKEL
SO / OL /DL
RYAN FITZGERALD
WILSON GONZALEZ
SO / OL /DL
34
3
55
VINCENT COLEMAN
WILL DREIBAND
JR / L S
19 TYLER FAY
JR / LB/RB
JR / DB/ WR
GRIFFIN DORMAN
JR / DB/RB
51 TRENT BROWN
SO / LB/RB
ROHAN DAVY
SR / RB
27
CINQUE BLOUNT
JR / LB/RB
44
23
JR / QB
12 ASA GREGG JR / WR
WYATT HAGAN SR / QB
2021 cadets
26
63 RASHEED HALL
JAMES HARRIS
JR / OL /DL
45
56
JIMMY KLEINDIENST
18
SO / LB/RB
43
SR / LB
85 DJ MCWILLIAMS SO / DL / TE
SR / WR
71
ARTURO MATTOCKS
JR / P/K
KEITH JOSEPH-CLARK
JAYVON MCFADDEN FR / OL /DL
JR / OL /DL
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JR / OL /DL
64
ADRIAN LITTLETON
BOBBY LUONOGO
JR / DL / TE
FR / OL /DL
65
SHAMAR MCINTOSH SO / DB/RB
58 IAN MILLER
JAIS KIRKMAN
SR / LB/RB
31
66
SHANE MESSENGER
35
28 DJ LINKINS
FR / WR
1 GEORGE MASTEL
SO / LB/ TE
JACK LASNER
JR / LB/RB
79
SEAN HOWARD
FR / DB/ WR
60
10
KENNY MCMANUS FR / OL /DL
73
JOSEPH MINICHELLO FR / QB
CARLOS MOORE SR / OL /DL
15
2021 cadets
15
8 RJ MORA
DAVID OJIGEBE
SR / WR
16
4
75
ROMAN RICHARDSON
9
77 SO / OL /DL
22 ISAIAH SMITH SR / DL / TE
SO / DB
JR / TE
6 KENDALL SIMS
SR / OL /DL
MYLES SLADE
SR / LB/ TE
2
ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL 2021
OWEN RUSKAVICH
SO / WR
MARCUS SIMMONS
SR / DB
JR / DB/ WR
84
11
SHOMARI STONE
CHRISTIAN RAWLINGS
DAX ROBERTS
SO / RB/ WR
7 ROB STEWARD
DR / LB
30
99 JORDAN SEATON
JR / DB
13
ALEX PROVENCHER
DA’JUAN RIGGS
SO / DB/ WR
ZAHBARI SANDY
88
FR / WR
25
PHILLIP RAWLINGS SR / DB
CHASE PANKEY
JR / DL / TE
24
42
JR / QB
53 JOSH THOMPSON SR / DB
TJ THOMPSON SO / RB
2021 cadets
20
32
AMIR WALLACE-JONES FR / WR /LB
81
MONTAY WEEDON SO / LB/RB
40
14 REECE WILLIAMS FR / WR
37 TRENT WILSON FR / DL / TE
JASON WOODS SO / WR
ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL 2021
SEAN WILLIAMS JR / WR /DB
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THE UNDER ARMOUR CONNECTION
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K
evin Plank, SJC Class of 1990 and MVP of the 1989 championship victory against DeMatha, is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Under Armour, the originator of performance apparel. Since the company began in 1996, Under Armour has been an industry leader. When company sold shares for the first time in November 2005, they posted the most successful initial public offering by an American company in five years, and the stock has continued to perform extraordinarily well. By 2013, the company was posting more than $2 billion in annual revenue. Under Armour is now an official supplier to Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Football League, and just about every Division I-A college football program. Under Armour holds roughly 80 percent of the market share in the compression performance apparel market. In 2006, Plank was named the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year in the Retail and Consumer Products category. In 2012, Forbes magazine listed him as
No. 3 on the list of the most powerful CEOs in America under the age of 40. Plank has also been inducted into the Baltimore Business Journal ’s Hall of Fame. Plank has stayed close to St. John’s athletic program and has given motivational pre-game, halftime and post-game speeches to the players. Under Armour is also the official apparel sponsor of the St. John’s athletic program. In 2005, St. John’s became one of just three high
ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL 2021
schools nationwide (SJC, Indiana, and Arizona) to wear Under Armour uniforms. Starting in 2006, the St. John’s varsity team began wearing Under Armour cleats as the official team shoe. In addition to the Under Armour uniforms and cleats, players at St. John’s wear Under Armour LooseGear microshorts, ColdGear mock turtlenecks, UA Tech T-shirts, receiver gloves, visors, performance socks, and more.
performance training
O
ur full-time performance coaches provide professionallevel training to St. John’s athletes. These innovative, evidence-based strength and conditioning programs are customized by sport to give each athlete the tools they need to take their performance to the next level. St. John’s offers two performance training classes during the academic year that are open to any interested student. In addition, each athletic team receives sport-specific training year-round from the performance coaches.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE • STRENGTH TRAINING: Comprehensive training programs designed to target the entire body using multi-joint movements (including Olympic training). Athletes train in the Smith Weight Room, which houses cutting-edge weight and resistance training equipment. • CARDIOVASCULAR TRAINING: Interval training that incorporates stationary bikes, jump ropes, Woodway treadmill, stadium runs, sleds, prowlers, and drills on the multi-purpose turf field. • MOVEMENT TRAINING: Resistance training, plyometrics, and mobility and flexibility exercises. • SPEED AND AGILITY TRAINING: Linear and multidirectional drills designed to teach athletes to move more effectively. • PREHABILITATION TRAINING: Sport-specific training to correct imbalances and weaknesses in the body that could lead to injury. • RECOVERY TRAINING: Athletes receive nutrition plans and learn myofascial release techniques designed to return their body to a normal state of mental and physical health in order to prepare them for the next practice or competition.
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facilities FERNANDEZ STADIUM
FERNANDEZ STADIUM
20
SMITH FIELD
ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL 2021
facilities
BASKETBALL LOCKER ROOM
21
CONTRERAS PERFORMANCE / SKILL AND DEVELOPMENT WING
SPORTS MEDICINE COMPLEX
ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL 2021
THE MUSH DUBOFSKY AWARD
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THE MICHAEL CROUCH AWARD
The Mush Dubofsky Award, named in honor of the legendary St. John’s line coach, is given to the players who have made the largest contributions to the football program during their St. John’s careers.
The Michael Crouch Award, named in honor of a St. John’s alumnus who passed away during his freshman year of college, is given to the unsung hero of the St. John’s varsity team.
YEAR PLAYER 1987 CHRIS MAGNOLIA 1988 KERRY PEARL 1989 MARTY DAVIS 1990 WAYNE HOLMES 1991 MIKE BROWN 1992 DARRYL GILLIAM AND PAT WARD 1993 JOE GRIMM 1994 BRIAN GAVAGAN 1995 DARRYL HODGE 1996 ROB BROWN 1997 BRANDON JOHNSON 1998 TOMMY O’CONNOR 1999 REGGIE WILKES 2000 ANDREW CALLAHAN AND MIKE TAYLOR 2001 GREG BURLIN 2002 CONRAD BOLSTON 2003 MARCUS LEE 2004 KEVIN MARONEY AND RICO MCCOY 2005 DREW LUONGO AND MIKE WARD 2006 JOSH JOHNSON AND TONY TUCKER 2007 ANTWON BAILEY AND ANTHONY COLEMAN 2008 NATE LUONGO AND PETER WHITE 2009 CHARLES BROWN AND ANDRE MONROE 2010 WAYNE BURDEN AND DANNY WRIGHT 2011 MITCHELL KIRSCH AND OLAJUWON SWEARINGER 2012 NED BENT AND MAX ONYENWE 2013 MAURICE HARLEY AND WILL ULMER 2014 AYRON MONROE AND ERIC ASSOUA 2015 DEVANTE BROOKS AND TERRELL HALL 2016 DARRYL MCDANIEL AND STANLEY HUBBARD 2017 CAM GOODE AND CALEB OKECHUKWU 2018 RON COOK AND QUINTEN JOHNSON 2019 MIKKAIL SHERMAN AND RAKIM JARRETT 2020 TAISZE JOHNSON AND BRYCE BUTLER
YEAR PLAYER 1985 TERRENCE LOJACONA 1986 ERIC ZAMORA 1987 ROBERT DUVALL 1988 JAMES POCH 1989 DAVE DAVIS 1990 MICHAEL ZINZI 1991 PAUL DINENNA 1992 IMAN TYSON 1993 JOSEPH PATTERSON 1994 MATTHEW TROPEA 1996 NATHANIEL POLLARD 1997 CHRISTOPHER WITCHER 1998 CHRISTOPHER CONLON 1999 CHRISTOPHER SMITH 2000 THOMAS MCEVOY 2004 MARCUS BOLSTON 2005 IAN GLEBES 2006 DANNY TOIGO 2007 KOREY NEAL 2008 DOMINICO MCINTOSH 2009 KORTLAN JACKSON 2010 ROBERT CADLE 2011 ZACH PRICE 2012 ALEX MALCHOW 2013 DENZEL DYKES 2014 MITCH MONA 2015 SAVOHN HUNT 2016 KOFI WARDLOW 2017 JAMAL GAY 2018 DREW BERGGREN AND RIAN HAIGLER 2019 DEMOND ARTER AND GREG HUDGINS 2020 KYRIK MASON AND GARY ROSEMOND
THE MATT DILLON AWARD CLIFF PATERSON AWARD Awarded to players who demonstrate courage, passion and selflessness. YEAR PLAYER 2019 SOL JAY MIAVA 2020 XAVIER TERRY AND CAM MONCOUR
The Matt Dillon Award is given to the football player who best excels at more than one varsity sport. YEAR PLAYER 2011 BILLY WEBB (FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL) 2012 ZACH ZAGONE (FOOTBALL, WRESTLING AND LACROSSE) 2013 RP WHITTY (FOOTBALL AND LACROSSE) 2014 OMAR GARCIA (FOOTBALL AND LACROSSE) 2015 MATT PIZZOLA (FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL) 2016 DEMANI HANSFORD (FOOTBALL AND TRACK AND FIELD) 2017 JALEN DICKERSON (FOOTBALL AND WRESTLING) CHARLES BRISCOE (FOOTBALL AND TRACK) 2018 TIM SWOPE AND CAM ROSS 2019 GEORGE ALVAREZ 2020 JOSHUA THOMPSON
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go st. john’s—beat gonzaga ST. JOHN’S VS. GONZAGA FOOTBALL HISTORY
1927
GONZAGA 41, ST. JOHN’S 0
1962
ST. JOHN’S 21, GONZAGA 0
1996
1929
GONZAGA 33, ST. JOHN’S 7
1963
GONZAGA 14, ST. JOHN’S 11
1997
GONZAGA 20, ST. JOHN’S 0 GONZAGA 25, ST. JOHN’S 0
1930
ST. JOHN’S 15, GONZAGA 0
1964
ST. JOHN’S 46, GONZAGA 0
1998
GONZAGA 42, ST. JOHN’S 14
1931
GONZAGA 38, ST. JOHN’S 2
1965
ST. JOHN’S 33, GONZAGA 0
1999
GONZAGA 25, ST. JOHN’S 0
1932
GONZAGA 31, ST. JOHN’S 0
1966
ST. JOHN’S 6, GONZAGA 6 (TIE)
2000
ST. JOHN’S 45, GONZAGA 16
1933
GONZAGA 28, ST. JOHN’S 0
1967
GONZAGA 18, ST. JOHN’S 12
2001
GONZAGA 37, ST. JOHN’S 24
1934
ST. JOHN’S 0, GONZAGA 0 (TIE)
1968
ST. JOHN’S 40, GONZAGA 15
2001
GONZAGA 10, ST. JOHN’S 7 (PL)
1935
GONZAGA 12, ST. JOHN’S 0
1969
ST. JOHN’S 41, GONZAGA 14
2002
GONZAGA 34, ST. JOHN’S 14
1936
GONZAGA 13, ST. JOHN’S 6
1970
ST. JOHN’S 14, GONZAGA 0
2002
GONZAGA 3, ST. JOHN’S 0 (PL)
1937
GONZAGA 21, ST. JOHN’S 6
1971
ST. JOHN’S 16, GONZAGA 14
2003
GONZAGA 35, ST. JOHN’S 0
1938
ST. JOHN’S 15, GONZAGA 12
1972
ST. JOHN’S 43, GONZAGA 0
2004
ST. JOHN’S 25, GONZAGA 20
1939
ST. JOHN’S 20, GONZAGA 0
1973
ST. JOHN’S 21, GONZAGA 0
2005
ST. JOHN’S 41, GONZAGA 16
1940
ST. JOHN’S 6, GONZAGA 6 (TIE)
1974
ST. JOHN’S 35, GONZAGA 14
2006
ST. JOHN’S 29, GONZAGA 20
1941
GONZAGA 19, ST. JOHN’S 13
1975
ST. JOHN’S 35, GONZAGA 0
2007
ST. JOHN’S 20, GONZAGA 13
1942
GONZAGA 13, ST. JOHN’S 6
1976
ST. JOHN’S 34, GONZAGA 0
2008
ST. JOHN’S 27, GONZAGA 14
1943
ST. JOHN’S 12, GONZAGA 0
1977
ST. JOHN’S 41, GONZAGA 8
2009
GONZAGA 35, ST. JOHN’S 34
1944
GONZAGA 7, ST. JOHN’S 6
1978
ST. JOHN’S 42, GONZAGA 6
2010
ST. JOHN’S 27, GONZAGA 21
1945
GONZAGA 27, ST. JOHN’S 6
1979
NO GAME
2011
GONZAGA 13, ST. JOHN’S 10
1946
GONZAGA 19, ST. JOHN’S 0
1980
NO GAME
2012
GONZAGA 35, ST. JOHN’S 28
1947
ST. JOHN’S 12, GONZAGA 6
1981
GONZAGA 23, ST. JOHN’S 0
2013
ST. JOHN’S 17, GONZAGA 10
1948
GONZAGA 19, ST. JOHN’S 0
1982
GONZAGA 14, ST. JOHN’S 7
2013
ST. JOHN’S 17, GONZAGA 10 (PL)
1949
GONZAGA 20, ST. JOHN’S 12
1983
GONZAGA 14, ST. JOHN’S 9
2014
GONZAGA 20, ST. JOHN’S 17
1950
ST. JOHN’S 37, GONZAGA 0
1984
GONZAGA 53, ST. JOHN’S 0
2015
ST. JOHN'S 20, GONZAGA 17
1951
ST. JOHN’S 25, GONZAGA 6
1985
GONZAGA 25, ST. JOHN’S 13
2016
GONZAGA 45, ST. JOHN'S 35
1952
ST. JOHN’S 7, GONZAGA 0
1986
GONZAGA 21, ST. JOHN’S 7
2016
ST. JOHN’S 38, GONZAGA 21 (PL)
2017
ST. JOHN’S 32, GONZAGA 14 ST. JOHN’S 30, GONZAGA 7 (CH)
2018
ST. JOHN’S 34, GONZAGA 17 GONZAGA 24, ST. JOHN’S 14 (PL)
2019
ST. JOHN’S 32, GONZAGA 28
2020
ST. JOHN’S 13, GONZAGA 16
1953
ST. JOHN’S 14, GONZAGA 7
1987
GONZAGA 28, ST. JOHN’S 8
1954
ST. JOHN’S 2, GONZAGA 0 (PL)
1988
GONZAGA 10, ST. JOHN’S 7
1955
GONZAGA 13, ST. JOHN’S 6
1989
ST. JOHN’S 24, GONZAGA 0
1956
ST. JOHN’S 13, GONZAGA 0
1990
GONZAGA 24, ST. JOHN’S 8
1957
ST. JOHN’S 33, GONZAGA 7
1991
ST. JOHN’S 26, GONZAGA 19
1958
ST. JOHN’S 13, GONZAGA 6
1992
GONZAGA 24, ST. JOHN’S 6
1959
GONZAGA 13, ST. JOHN’S 9
1993
GONZAGA 31, ST. JOHN’S 14
1960
ST. JOHN’S 14, GONZAGA 0
1994
GONZAGA 15, ST. JOHN’S 0
1961
ST. JOHN’S 20, GONZAGA 6
1995
GONZAGA 21, ST. JOHN’S 14
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cadets in college football 2021
JARRET T ALSTON
DEMOND ARTER
BRAYDEN BAPST
DREW BREGGEN
TREY VON BRANCH
CHARLES BRISCOE
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
OHIO UNIVERSITY
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
DJ BROWN
RAFEAL CHECA
RON COOK
JALEN DICKERSON
KEVIN DOYLE
JAMAL GAY
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO
WHEELING UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY
TOWSON UNIVERSITY
CAM GOODE
ARMAN GREENWODD
RIAN HAIGLER
AARON HANSFORD
DEMANI HANSFORD
NOEL HIJAZI
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
AIR FORCE ACADEMY
SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY
K ASIM HILL
STANLEY HUBBARD
GREG HUDGINS
RAKIM JARRET T
JOSH JEFFERSON
QUINTEN JOHNSON
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
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CLARION UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
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T YREE JOHNSON
ISAIAH JORDAN
ED LEE
SOL-JAY MAIVA
MORDECAI MCDANIEL
TREYMON MORRIS-BRASH
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
CALEB OKECHUCK WU
ALEX PEITSCH
KELIAN ROBINSON
CAM ROSS
SAM SERRANO
MJ SHERMAN
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
WHEELING UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
ARIK SMITH
TIM SWOPE
KOFI WARDLOW
TRE WILLIAMS
U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY WEST POINT
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAROLETTE
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
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cadets in professional football 2021
I
TERRELL LEWIS ’16
SCOTTY WASHINGTON ’15
LOS ANGELES RAMS
CINCINNATI BENGALS
n his rookie year for the Los Angeles Rams, Lewis made the most of his opportunities. He tallied two sacks against the Seattle Seahawk’s future hall of famer, Russel Wilson. Selected to the All-SEC second team by the league coaches, he tied for fifth among SEC defenders with 11.5 tackles for loss (-53 yards); finished ninth in the conference with six sacks (-40 yards); added a team-high 16 quarterback pressures to go with his 31 total tackles; contributed two pass breakups and a fumble recovery to his season totals; was selected to the Butkus Award Watch List; and named one of the Alabama coaching staff ’s defensive players of the week for his play at Texas A&M and against Tennessee and Arkansas.
A
2020 college free agent signee out of Wake Forest, Washington looks to carve out a roster spot in 2021 after spending his entire rookie season on Cincinnati’s practice squad (did not play) ... Touted by scouts for his size (6' 5", 217 lbs), A 2020 college free agent signee out of Wake Forest, Washington looks to carve out a roster spot in 2021 after spending his entire rookie season on Cincinnati’s practice squad. Touted by scouts for his size (6’ 5”, 217 lbs), body control, and ball skills, his college production was limited by injuries in three of his four seasons but when healthy, he proved to be a reliable target, finishing his college career with 110 catches, 1,676 receiving yards. and 13 TDs
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SJC GRIDIRON BOOSTERS CLUB
— THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS — MATTHEW BRACH ’89 FRED CORNELIUS ’80 EDWARD DELGADO ’74 PATRICK DUNN ’03 BRADLEY FENNELL ’83 PETER GRANT ’69 CHRISTOPHER HARRISON ’90 DAVID JOHNSON ’94 JOSEPH LA PIETRA ANDREW LUONGO ’11 NICK LUONGO JOHN MAGNOLIA ’66 KOREY NEAL ’08 BRENDAN QUINN ’89 EDWARD QUINN ’59 RON SERABIAN ’69 ARTHUR SMAIL ’74 PETE SPEROS ’79 KEEGIN TEARE ’95 JOHN TRAINOR ’61 IMAN TYSON ’92 CHARLES WAGNER ’61 PATRICK WARD ’93 JAMES WHITTY ’93 MATTHEW WOLF MATT RITZ ’97 WESTLAKE YOUTH ATHLETIC ORGANIZATION, INC. MATT DILLON MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT, INC.
Go St. John’s! BEAT Gonzaga!
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