SPIKED SHOE CLUB NEWS
Published by Hoyas Unlimited
Spring 2007
2006-07 Georgetown Track and Field
The Georgetown track & field program added more hardware to its
trophy case this winter and hopes the progression of success
continues until the spring and early summer for the 2007 outdoor
season.
As a team, the women's indoor squad won the 2007 BIG EAST Indoor
Championship for the sixth time in program history and the first
time since 2001. Along with the title, the coaching staff was named
the BIG EAST Women's Indoor Staff of the Year at the conclusion of
the season. The men were fourth at the BIG EAST and the next
weekend, both the men and women were third at the respective
IC4A and ECAC Championships.
Individually, the indoor season was capped off with the women's
distance medley relay of Hilary Bontz (G'07), Nana Hanson-Hall
(C'07), Ashley Hubbard (N'08) and Elizabeth Maloy (C'07)
garnering All-America honors at the NCAA Division I Indoor
Championships. The quartet was seventh in the field, marking the
12th time in 14 years that the Hoyas earned All-America status in
the women's distance medley relay.
Georgetown dominated the women's DMR throughout the season,
also winning the event at the BIG EAST and ECAC Championships.
The same group as the NCAAs won at the ECACs, while at the BIG
EAST, Abigail Johnson (N'10) and Joanna Rodgers (N'08) joined
Bontz and Maloy. In addition to the DMR, Georgetown had success
in the other relays, placing second in the 4x800m and third in the
4x400m relay at the conference championship.
The Hoya women also had two individual BIG EAST champions, as
Hubbard won the 500m and Maloy took home the 3000m crown.
Hubbard was the eighth Hoya to win the 500m at the indoor
games, while Maloy was the first to cross first in the 3000m. Three
other Hoyas earned All-BIG EAST honors, as Bontz was third in the
mile, Avril Ogrodnick (F'09) was third in the 1000m and Renee
Tomlin (C'10) was third in the
800m.
Matt DeBole (N’07)
On the men's side, a handful of
student-athletes earned All-BIG
EAST honors, led by the 4x800m
relay of Michael Banks (B'08),
Alex Bean (C'10), Matt DeBole
(N'07) and John Maloy (C'10)
who finished second. The
distance medley relay of Banks,
DeBole, Danny Harris (C'10)
and Levi Miller (C'09) was
third, while individually, Miller
was third in the 3000m, Dan
Nunn (C'08) was third in the
5000m and Terrell
Gissendanner (C'09) was third
in the 60m hurdles.
Earlier in the season,
Kenny Mitchell (C'09)
became the fastest runner
in Georgetown history,
breaking the school
record in the 60m dash,
running 6.80. Buky
Bamigboye (C'09) and
Tanore Barrow (C'10)
also set new school-bests
in the pentathlon and shot
put, respectively, for the
women.
The Hoyas were one of
nine schools to travel both
their men's and women's
teams to the NCAA Cross
Buky Bamigboye (C’09)
Country Championship,
having the women place 16th and the men 24th. Melissa Grelli
(B'08) was the top finisher for the women in 39th, followed by
Elizabeth Maloy in 44th.
Georgetown qualified with a strong showing at the Mid-Atlantic
Region Championships. The men won their third-straight regional
title, while the women were second. Eight Hoyas earned All-Mid
Atlantic region honors, led by two individual runner-up finishes by
DeBole and John Maloy.
In addition to their success at the nationals and regionals, both
squads were second at the BIG EAST Championship and had two
team titles each early in the season. DeBole was the top Hoya
finisher on the men's side at the BIG EAST, placing fifth.
Elizabeth Maloy was a standout on the women's team, placing third
at the BIG EAST, 10th at the Pre-Nationals and winning two
individual titles. Grelli was close behind Maloy all season, finishing
third at the Mid-Atlantic regional, eighth at the BIG EAST and
crossing third twice in the first two races.
Academically, the women's cross country team received multiple
academic honors from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country
Coaches Association (USTFCCCA), including earning NCAA Division I
Women's All-Academic Cross Country Team honors and having three
individuals named to the All-Academic Women's Cross Country
Team. Grelli, Maggie Infeld (C’08) and Elizabeth Maloy garnered
the individual accolades.
Also, Brian Dalpiaz (C'07) was the recipient of the 2006-07 BIG
EAST/Aéropostale Male Scholar-Athlete Award, representing
Georgetown.
Coach’s Corner
Dear Alumni and Friends,
easy, we always have the individuals necessary to make it possible.
We are emerging from a period of uncertainty in athletics at
Georgetown, but as our athletic department starts to stabilize,
attempts to find a firm financial footing and go about the business
of setting meaningful and realistic goals, I want to take this time
to tell you we in track and field are alive and well. Our history and
tradition have already set the standard for excellence in athletics
at Georgetown, more so than any other sport in the school's
history. We now have workout venues that are more than adequate to support our efforts. This past semester 23 of our 62 men
and women track and field athletes earned dean's list honors (3.5
or higher). Right now, however, the thing that excites me most is
the number of current student athletes on our roster who are
willing to be held to that "higher standard." Many, many of them
are willing to set high goals and accept the challenges and expectations with a sometimes naïve, but always determined and focused
resolve to succeed. We are young and we must be patient, but it is
a great time for Georgetown track and field. Our coaches and
athletes understand the challenge and look forward to the coming
weeks, months and years.
High goals and expectations do funny things
to people. Some people immediately rise to
the challenge, embrace the opportunity to be
tested and perform; regardless of their
ability level they just go out and take their
best shot. Others want to "get it" but
struggle with the reality of the responsibilities and the uncertainty of future success.
Ultimately they have to make a decision;
either "settle" for a lesser goal or find the
courage necessary to confront and overcome
the many barriers to exploring their own greatness. The final
group is more than happy to give what they feel like, take what
they can and be critical of anyone who disagrees with their
position or takes another path.
I suspect most of us can relate to this as we think about our own
experiences on athletic teams, jobs, or life in general. We watch
our children struggle with these same issues and while we want to
help, we know everyone must, as they grow and mature, come to
terms with these things on their own in their own good time.
Hopefully we are able to provide meaningful guidance and direction
and have a positive impact on the end result.
In the years I have been at Georgetown and for years before, we
succeeded in bringing special individuals to campus; those who
came to study and learned to be great athletes or those who came
to campus to be great athletes and learned to be quality students.
In between there were many individuals who shouldered the load
and despite many obstacles did amazing things. Many of you
represent Georgetown's best success stories. The quality we see in
our track and field alumni and students is second to none and while
we don't always have the resources we need to make the journey
Thank you again to all of you who continually and generously
support our efforts. Recently many of you have stepped up and
helped us more than ever. Our future is bright, but we still rely on
you to help us make it happen. Don't underestimate the impact of
your gifts and support when it comes time for the University to
prioritize and plan for our athletic future. Our greatest asset is
our product: you. Help us continue to produce the best.
Ron Helmer
Director of Track & Field/Cross Country
Georgetown University
Hoya Track and Field Schedule 2007
DATE
04/13/07
04/14/07
04/15/07
04/20/07
04/21/07
04/26/07
04/27/07
04/28/07
05/04/07
05/05/07
05/06/07
05/11/07
05/12/07
05/13/07
05/25/07
05/26/07
06/06/07
06/07/07
06/08/07
06/09/07
06/21/07
06/22/07
06/23/07
06/24/07
EVENT
Mt SAC Relays
Sea Ray Relays
Lou Onesty Invitational
Mt SAC Relays
Sea Ray Relays
Mt SAC Relays
Larry Ellis Invitational
Larry Ellis Invitational
Penn Relays
Penn Relays
Penn Relays
BIG EAST Outdoor Championship
BIG EAST Outdoor Championship
BIG EAST Outdoor Championship
Georgia Tech Invitational
Georgia Tech Invitational
IC4A Outdoor Championship
ECAC Outdoor Championship
IC4A Outdoor Championship
ECAC Outdoor Championship
NCAA Outdoor Regional Championship
NCAA Outdoor Regional Championship
NCAA Outdoor Championship
NCAA Outdoor Championship
NCAA Outdoor Championship
NCAA Outdoor Championship
U.S. Outdoor Jr. & Sr. National Championship
U.S. Outdoor Jr. & Sr. National Championship
U.S. Outdoor Jr. & Sr. National Championship
U.S. Outdoor Jr. & Sr. National Championship
LOCATION
Walnut, Calif.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Charlottesville, Va.
Walnut, Calif.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Walnut, Calif.
Princeton, N.J.
Princeton, N.J.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Storrs, Conn.
Storrs, Conn.
Storrs, Conn.
Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
Princeton, N.J.
Princeton, N.J.
Princeton, N.J.
Princeton, N.J.
Gainesville, Fla.
Gainesville, Fla.
Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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WHERE ARE THOSE FORMER HOYAS?
A great big thank you goes out to all of you former Hoyas who responded to the “Where are they now?” email. If you did
not receive the email, it means we don’t have your correct email address! Send your updated contact info to
[email protected] and get on our lists. Oh, and if you see someone on this list you’d like to get in touch
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John Peyton (B'56)
North Wales, PA
Semi-retired,Showing my Irish Wolfhound at Dog Shows and parades, skiing,
gym time, seeing family, and other duties as directed by wife. Deligthed to see
Ed Kirk and Joe Deady at my 50th reunion last year.
Sandy Hoddinott (C'60)
Ridgefield, CT
Retired from practice of law. Currently head girls cross country, indoor track
and outdoor Track coach at Ridgefield High School.
John Miller (B'63)
Haiku, HI
Semi-retired after 35 years on Wall Street; primarily doing FX Trading, and
enjoying the beautiful Hawaiian beaches.
Jim Keefe (C'67)
Garden City, NY
Raised three children, sent one to Georgetown; practicing law and enjoying life
with my bride as near-empty nesters.
Roger Schwall (F'70)
Bethesda, MD
Roger married Tish Hazzard (I'69), they have two daughters (ages 19 and
23) and is an Assistant Director at the SEC.
Martin Martinelli (C'73)
Switzerland
Have lived and worked in Switzerland since 2001. Currently Head of Casualty
Claims and Senior Legal Counsel for Swiss Reinsurance Company. Have enjoyed
traveling throughout Europe and the US as part of my management responsibilities, and enjoying the opportunity of living in central Europe.
Louis M. (Lou) Fabrizio (C'74)
Raleigh, NC
Working for the last ten years at the NC Department of Public Instruction as
the Director of Accountability Services in charge of the statewide testing and
accountability programs for the public schools of NC. Also, recently received a
Ph.D. in Educational Research and Policy Analysis from NC State University.
Married with three daughters (oldest just got engaged) and still trying to keep
in good shape (not as easy as it used to be).
Jim Freel (B'74)
Garden City, NY
SVP of HSBC Bank USA involved with commercial real estate finance. Have four
children and four grandchildren (fifth on the way). My son graduated
Georgetown in 1997 and my youngest, Lindsey, is presently a freshman at
G'town. I have served as a Chairman of GU's AAP Committee on Long Island for
the past 22 years. Gave up running a few years ago ... bad knees. Don't keep
up with many former track guys though I have seen Justin Gubbins (C'74) a few
times. Saw Conrad Zink (C'76), Louie Fabrizio (C'74), Jerry Ottavino (C'74) and a
few others at a reunion a few years ago. I see Bob Volk (B'74) regularly. Saw
Frank Rienzo at a GSP reception last Spring; he looks great. Would love to
reunite with others from the classes of 1972-75. Stump: "where are you?"
Tom Traina (B'74)
Lavallette, NJ
Spending some nice quiet time here at the beach after 28 years in the Air
Force. I retired in May 2004.
John D Hallinan (C'75)
Peekskill, NY
Still running, although more of a "weekend warrior" now. Did run a 2:48
marathon, but that was when I was young and in shape! New Year's resolution
will be to get back into the running habit.
Joe Sciacca (B'75)
Alexandria, VA
CFO of a publicly traded corporation.
Bill Ramey (C'76)
Memphis, TN
I'm still working at Federal Express in Memphis where I've worked the last
twenty-three years(!). I never imagined staying in Memphis or with one
company this long, but I've had one interesting and challenging assignment
after another. I'm currently managing the business unit of Feeder Aircraft
Operations (it's like our regional airline). It's been a good ride. I'm still running
and competing regularly. In fact, I qualified last September for four events in
the National Senior Olympics (my daughters call it the "Geezer Games"), which
will be held next July in Louisville. I will be competing in the 400, 800, 1500,
and the 5K. I owe a lot to Georgetown, the great coach we had in Joe Lang,
and my teammates who encouraged and inspired me for laying the foundation
that would enable me to still be competing thirty years (can it be?!) later. How
terrific it would be to find some of my old teammates running in Louisville
this summer. My wife Sheryl & I have two daughters, one a freshman at NYU,
and another who is a sophomore in high school here. And, Sheryl's son has
made us grandparents. God's been good to us. I wish any of my ol' teammates
and coaches who may read this a happy new year and, if you're still running,
happy trails! Hoya saxa!
Hugh Mighty, M.D, M.B.A. (C'77)
Cockeysville, MD
Chairman of Ob/Gyn at the University of Maryland
Still trying to keep up my running.
Paul Kinyon (B'79)
McLean, VA
Paul is working at Bank of America. He recently saw Coach Joe Lang and
teammates Dave Kent and Ed Grant. He has three children, Andrew at Yale,
Patrick at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology and Eleanor
at St. John's Academy.
Brian Sullivan (F'79)
Dana Point, CA
After a dozen years of living by the California coast I've come to love how
running on the sand is good for soon-to-be 50-year-old knees that have too
many miles on them! I work from home in a small publishing and seminar
business with my wife, Tracie, and continue to do Georgetown alumni
interviewing. I dabbled in triathlons, and dreamed of masters track, but
couldn't ever match the old-man successes of an old teammate, Keith Royster.
Good work Keith!
David Mullane (C'80, L' 84)
Rye, NY
Married (Susan) with three children (Stephanie, Derek and Christopher).
Principal with Quellos Group, an investment management firm specializing in
alternative investments.
James Warren De Rienzo (B'80)
Kensington, MD
James is a Senior Information Assurance Specialist for the United States
Department of Energy (DOE) in Germantown, MD. Jim recently competed in
the DOE Talent Show playing an original melody on the 6-string Acoustic Guitar.
Jim also likes to take long walks with the family dog, Rosie and talk about cars
with his 16 year old son Matthew. Jim and wife Jeannie celebrate their 25
year wedding anniversary in July 2007. In 1998-1999, Jim made a brief
comeback and ran the Van Cortlandt, NY High School 2.5 mile hilly course in
14:21, only a minute slower than his best high school time. Jim plans to
release a music CD featuring his original compositions. Part of the proceeds
will benefit Hoyas Track & Field and Cross Country. Stay tuned.
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WHERE ARE THOSE FORMER HOYAS? (cont.)
Alison Hart Romain (F'80)
Irvington, NY
Four kids, adjunct accounting professor at Westchester Community College.
Mark Quinlivan (F'87)
Hingham, MA
I'm an Assistant United States Attorney in Boston, and live just south of
Beantown with my wife Julie and daughters Elisabeth and Anna.
Eric Eklund (C'81)
Dixon, CA
Currently a Colonel/Staff Judge Advocate in the United States Air Force
stationed at Travis Air Force Base.
Margaret Scutro Lofgren (C'89)
Claremont, CA
Busy but happy being a mom of two girls, teaching history and Latin to middle
schoolers, and still running every AM .
Rich LePetri (C'82)
Rockville Centre, NY
Rich, the former manager for both the men's and women's cross country and
track teams from fall 1978 to spring 1982 is using that experience to manage
his two star student athletes, Nicole 12, and Anna 9, in soccer, basketball, and
lacrosse. Rich also coaches Anna in CYO for St. Agnes Cathedral School and GBL
basketball in Rockville Centre. He has enjoyed a successful sales career in
sanitary maintenance products and lives happily with his two girls and his
wife of 15 years, Barbara.
John J. Sullivan (B'90)
New York, NY
Attorney (shipping and insurance litigation) & partner, Hill Rivkins & Hayden
LLP, in New York; married with 2 children.
James F. Thorp (C'90)
Glenmont, NY
Wife, Heidi and 3 Children: two boys, one girl. Running occasionally to keep in
shape.
Mary Taylor Behrens (C'83)
Bronxville, NY
Retired from Wall Street and hanging with the family (and on GU Regents).
Daniel Ireland (C'91, G'98)
Branford, CT
Men's Cross Country/Track Coach at Yale University. Married to Christi
(Constantin) Ireland (C'93) with 2 kids - Jacob age 5 and Alaina age 2.
Christopher I. McCabe (C'83)
Philadelphia, PA
I am now Senior Counsel with Jacoby Donner, PC, a construction law firm
boutique, where I concentrate my law practice on representing clients in
construction matters, public contract matters, and local law matters. I am
married (for 10 years) with two children, Clare, 8 years old, and Conor, 6
years old.
Joe Pierce (B'91)
Wynnewood, PA
Associate General Counsel, Comcast SportsNet.
Karen (Cannon) de Saint Phalle (C'92)
New York, NY
Claire (4) and Remy (2) are keeping life exciting for Marc and me.
John D. Sullivan (C'83)
Wilmette, IL
I am married with three children. In order to feed and clothe them I am a B767 Captain for United Airlines. Until my Dad passed away two years ago we
would go to the NCAA XC Championships together every year. I still go but now
bring my 9 year old son to watch the Hoyas run.
Steve Holman (C'92)
Exton, PA
Completed MBA at The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in
2004, working at Vanguard for past three years. Wife Teresa and daughter
Chloe (4).
Derrick Wenger (B'83)
Riverside, CT
Very busy with wife (Ana Maria Salazar, F'83) and three future Hoyas (Derek
16, Matthew 14 and Lucas 9). Derek is hoping to play lacrosse for G'Town,
Matthew soccer, and Lucas is undecided at this point. Not likely I'll be able to
pass along the javelin to any of my progeny. We all love sports. Hello, to Coach
Lang, wherever you are.
Rich Kenah (B'92)
Wall Township, NJ
Our twins (my wife's name is Cheri) Eamonn and Alexa just celebrated their
3rd birthday.
Mark (F'91) and Mary Manley (F'92)
Charlottesville, VA
Mark is working in finance at GE, and Mary is enjoying an extended hiatus
from practicing law to take care of Ryan (4 years old) and Katie (2 years old).
Marya Small (C'84)
Marmora, NJ
I'm leading an extremely busy but nonetheless quite happy life with my
husband Carlos, sons Ian and Joey, and daughter Juana. My boys are developmentally disabled, a simple fact with profound implications, both sad and
wonderful, for my life. I remember my friends from GU Track and Field with
nothing but deep fondness, and would love to talk with any of them at any
time.
Eric Connerly (F'93)
Hingham, MA
Three Kids, age 5,3,1; married to Tricia (Hwang) Connerly (C'95); invest in
financial companies around the world.
Chris Capistran (F'94)
Alexandria, VA
Chris is living in Old Town Alexandria with his wife Courtney (N'98). They are
expecting their first child in June. Chris and fellow Hoya, Russ Inman (B'95,
S'97), are still working together at Cobalt, an association management
software company.
Mark Sullivan (I'84)
St. Davids, PA
I work at AllianceBernstein in New York, working with large pension funds
around the United States. Happily married for fourteen years, with two
beautiful children.
Genie (McDonnell) Beaver (B'94)
Atlanta, GA
I am married to Todd and had a baby girl, Sylvia, in Nov. '05. I enjoy working
part-time in our 1-800-GOT-JUNK? business, and still participate in a local road
race from time to time.
Lloyd Gellineau (C'85)
Brookline, MA
Living well with my wonderful wife (Ellen) and my energetic daughter (Leah). I
am a public health official in my hometown, serving as the Director of
Substance Abuse
Prevention and Treatment, Domestic Violence and EAP Services.
Meghan Dotter (F'94)
Arlington, VA
I'm back in the DC area and working for a PR firm.
Pat Kelty (C'86, M'90)
Barrington, RI
Clinical Assistant Professor of Urology and Surgery Brown University; a
wonderful wife Deb, two (usually) great kids: Maura (10) and Jack (3).
Catherine Feeney Smith (C'94)
Wayne, NJ
Catherine is the mother of 3 awesome kids and getting her teacher's
certification in her "spare" time.
Dennis (C'86, L'89) and Cathleen Persichetty Dee (C'87)
Washington, DC
Dennis is a Managing Director at The Royal Bank of Scotland. Cathleen is busy
with their three teenagers.
Willis Harte (C'87)
Iowa City, IA
I am head boys' cross country and assistant track coach at George Washington
High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where I teach math. I recently returned
from two wonderful years coaching and teaching in Eritrea, Africa. I am
married, two children: Neil, 11, and Jocelyn, 2. My wife, Lyudmila, teaches art.
Russell Inman (B'95, S'97)
Washington, DC
I have twins that will be 2 years old in March. My company, Cobalt, builds
software for associations and certification boards.
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WHERE ARE THOSE FORMER HOYAS? (cont.)
Joline Staeheli Andrzejewski (C'95)
St Charles, IL
My husband and I have three boys — Michael (5), John (3), and Sam (2) — and
are expecting our first daughter in February 2007. Together we run a
publishing company with about 200 employees. Our business was recently
profiled in Success Magazine (June 2006) for our approach to work-life balance
issues, though with three children and one on the way I am feeling more work
and less life in the balance right now.
Andrew Robert Downin (C'96)
Madison, WI
Andy is putting on running events in Eugene OR, Madison WI and Londonderry
NH.
Laura Sturges (C'96)
Denver, CO
Just completed a federal judicial clerkship and starting as a new attorney with
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher's Denver office. Husband Jay Johnson coaches at
University of Colorado. Loved coming back to G'town for Coach Gags and Coach
Humphrey's Hall of Fame inductions. Go Hoyas!
Ernie Churchville (C'97)
King of Prussia, PA
Happily married, two boys, IT project manager at Wyeth, go Hoyas!
Michelle (Muething) Duff (C'97)
Santa Monica, CA
Life is great in Santa Monica...our home is just a few blocks from the beach.
Running now consists of daily jaunts around the neighborhood or to the beach
with the dogs. My work at an organization for pancreatic cancer keeps me
busy much of the time. However, we find time for travel and visits with
family and friends as often as possible.
Kevin Jermyn (B'97)
Durham, NC
Coach at Duke University. Married in April 2005 to a former Hoya soccer
player, Kristen Dubay (C'01).
Ky Adderley (C'98, G'01)
Brooklyn, NY
Loving Life and my career! In July 2005 I successfully founded KIPP:AMP
(Knowledge is Power Program) AMP (Always Mentally Prepared) Charter School
in Brooklyn, New York. As founder, I literally created a school where one did
not previously exist.
Sam Gabremariam (C'98, S’00, L’06)
Falls Church, VA
Starting a new career in law.
Jean Readie (C'98)
Hoboken, NJ
I am working as an Emergency Medicine Physician in New Jersey. I completed
my residency training in July '06.
Matt Kalwinsky (C'99)
Manasquan, NJ
Surfing Lawyer.
John Oliver (C'99, G'00)
Alexandria, VA
John is happily married to Tobey Kearns
Oliver - an attorney working for
the DC Attorney General. John and Tobey
recently moved to the area after four
years in California (John in San Diego;
Tobey at CAL). John, a naval officer and
pilot, is now flying a desk on the Chief of
Naval Operations' staff in Arlington, VA.
recently, a very fun sport called Ultimate Frisbee. All in all, Rachel is enjoying
her life in DC. She also has great fun referring to herself in the third person.
Heather (Blackard) Lee (F'01, S'03)
Washington, DC
I'm teaching high school Spanish, traveling
when I can, going to lots of GU basketball
games, and loving life. I married Scott in
the summer of '04 and we are expecting
a future track star early this June!
Nickay Penado (F'01)
Chicago, IL
Nickay is working at Leo Burnett
Advertising, managing Client's advertising $ and getting their ads on TV.
Heather Lee (F’01) and her husband Scott
Hillary Donnellan Repucci (C'01)
Lexington, MA
I am currently working at State Street Global Advisors as a Sales Associate in
the Charitable Asset Management group. I completed my MBA at Boston College
last December, and got married last Memorial Day (May 28, 2006) to my
husband Corey. Included as a bridesmaid in my wedding was Beth (Kalwinsky)
Kartikis (C'01). Also present were fellow Hoyas Traci Copeland (B'01), Nickay
Penado (F'01), and Nick Reynolds (B'01). My husband and I
bought a home in Lexington, MA and are enjoying
married life!
Nicholas J. Reynolds (B'01)
Paoli, PA
Just moved back to PA area after spending 5 years in
Boston. Getting ready for graduate school.
Phil Selden (C'02)
New York, NY
Phil is finishing up his final year at Columbia Law School.
Nicholas Reynolds (B’01)
Emilie Mitescu (F'03)
Brookline, MA
Emilie is a grad student in educational policy at Boston College.
George O'Loughlin (C'03)
Arlington, VA
I work for the Association of Jesuit College and Universities in Dupont Circle in
Washington, DC, helping support and promote Jesuit higher education in US. I'm
currently applying to law school and hope to be a student in the fall of 2007.
Chanelle Pope (C'03) and Ali Najjar (C'04)
Alexandria, VA
Chanelle is spending quality time with
her family and Ali is a Catholic School
Teacher in Maryland.
Davin Williams (C'03)
Daleville, AL
Davin is finishing flight school as an AH64D Apache Longbow pilot.
Patrick Lenaghan (C'04)
Washington, DC
Pat is a third year med student at
Georgetown.
Davin Williams (C’03)
Sabine Knothe (B'05, G'06)
Münster, Germany
Sabine is getting her PhD in Accounting and traveling around.
Miguel Lambert (B'00) and
Alex Lambert, son of Miguel (C’00) and
Ayana Wright Lambert (C'97, L'00)
Ayana (F’97, L’00)
Miguel and Ayana, both members of the
track and field team while at Georgetown, were married on September 4,
2004. The happy couple welcomed baby Alexander into the world on June 25,
2006. (The picture of Alex was taken at 3 months old).
Rachel Homer (C'01)
Washington, DC
Rachel is back living in DC after spending a year in Northwest Wisconsin on an
Indian Reservation. She is working for a small start-up company based in
California, doing computer programming and other technical work. Sadly,
Rachel is no longer an official runner, and has been reduced to recreational
jogger status. However, she has gone back to playing a lot of soccer, and more
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What is Hoyas Unlimited?
Established in 1970, Hoyas Unlimited is an umbrella organization
consisting of distinct volunteer clubs, like the Spiked Shoe Club,
which support one or more of Georgetown’s 27 intercollegiate
athletic programs.
Donations to support clubs through Hoyas Unlimited provide direct
support to each program. In addition to providing financial support
for its sport of interest, each club also produces newsletters and
e-newsletters to keep its constituents informed, and sponsors social
events to promote fellowship among its members.
Hoya Diamond Club • Hoya Hoop Club • Fast Break Club • Georgetown Cheerleading Association
Georgetown Rowing Association • Hoya Circle Club • Gridiron Club • 19th Hole Club
Fore Hoyas • Hoya Crease Club • Hoya Crosse Club • Friends of Georgetown Sailing • Goals Unlimited
Hat-Trick Club • On Deck Circle • H2OYAS • Hoya Netters Club • Spiked Shoe Club • Side Out Club
Help us get to the next level ...
... Be sure to make your donation or pledge to the Spiked Shoe Club!
Contact Hoyas Unlimited at 202-687-7159 or donate online at giving.georgetown.edu.
Hoyas Unlimited
McDonough Arena
Washington, DC 20057