The Last Whistle - 2025

PUBLISHED ONCE EACH YEAR FOR THE CAMPERS, LEADERS, & STAFF OF

FROM THE EDITOR Pixel

Every image of Camp Dudley you’ve ever seen—on a TV, a phone, the website, a slideshow in Witherbee, or splashed across the pages of this book—has been made of the same simple thing: pixels. Tiny squares of red, green, and blue light. Individually, they’re nothing remarkable. They’re quiet. They’re small. But together, aligned with purpose, they create the pictures that help us remember who we are, and to me, that feels a lot like what a summer at Camp is.

A season at Camp Dudley is built of countless small moments—some vivid, some subtle, many invisible to anyone but the people living inside them. A highfive on the way to the sidelines at halftime. A whispered joke to a cabinmate during a meal in Beckman. A tough conversation handled with grace. A camper taking a risk and doing something they’ve never done before. A leader choosing kindness even when no one is watching. On their own, these moments can seem tiny, even forgettable. But stacked side by side—like the RGB building blocks of every photo the Pubs team takes—they form the full image of a summer.

Pixels only matter when they work together. They only become something meaningful when they line up, light up, and trust that their small contribution will help reveal the bigger picture. Camp is the same. The magic isn’t in any single moment or person; it’s in the way they combine. It’s in the way your e!orts, your energy, your quirks, your strengths, your laughter, and your stories blend into everyone else’s. That’s what makes a summer feel whole. That’s what makes this

place unforgettable. As I look back on my eighth attempt at doing The Last Whistle, I’m reminded that this book is really just a collection of pixels too—millions of tiny pieces that come together to celebrate a community far greater than any single frame. And every single person who set foot on these shores of Lake Champlain this summer is one of those pixels: distinct, essential, and part of something much larger.

And much like a summer at Camp Dudley, this book would not have been possible without an incredible team of people coming together to make it happen. Thank you, Matt, for trusting me with this again. Thank you, Evan, for all your input throughout the process and in the editing and production stages. Thank you, Dawn, for all your help with the database and roster. Thank you, Anita, for all your help proofreading and for your general moral support throughout the process of making this book—and in life. Thank you, Kyle, for being a co-chief photographer with me again this summer. You continue to impress me with your photography and videography skills, especially given how new this all still is for you. And finally, a HUGE thank you to Brendan “Lefty” Loughman. You’ve been by my side every step of the way with this book and throughout my Publications journey, and I could not be more appreciative. Thank you.

THE LAST WHISTLE 2025

LAST WHISTLE STAFF

EDITOR #18801 Drew Rider

CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHERS

#18801 Drew Rider #20580 Kyle Munshower

CAMP DUDLEY PUBLICATIONS 2025 #10555 Dave Langston #15877 Brendan Loughman #16321 Dan Lipin #18070 David Nelson #18801 Drew Rider #20580 Kyle Munshower #20764 Endy Perry #23425 Langston Lamitie #23538 Will Elliott #24814 Kirsten Anastasio #26598 Adam Puncochar

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Henry Bransford, William Bransford, Ben Cady, Evan George, Anita Johnson, Ian Kotz, Bob McKeown, Eva Mulloy, Celia Peters, Morgan Sadowski, Lizzie Stephens, Matt Storey, and the 2025 Leaders & Sta!.

THANK YOU!

Camp Dudley Publications (or “Pubs”) is the talented team of humans (proudly not using generative artificial intelligence) responsible for everything you see in this book, the summer slideshows, the Dudley Doings (Camp’s oldest publication), and all things Camp Dudley visuals and communications. Learn more about the 100+ year history of “Pubs at Camp” in the Spring 2025 issue of The Other Fellow First magazine.

Dedication

Summer Highlights & Chapel Talks

Rhythm Ramblers

Tiger Lily Award

O -Campus

Camp Dudley Leaders & Sta

FIRST HALF

Week One

Week Two

Week Three

Week Four

CABIN PHOTOS

Cubs

Plebes

Juniors

Seniors

SECOND HALF

Week Five

Week Six

Week Seven

Week Eight

CABIN PHOTOS

Cubs

Plebes

Juniors

Seniors

Roster

DEDICATION

#16999 JESS STOREY

written and presented annually by the last whistle editor on the final night of camp

August 16, 2025 • Awarded at the end of every summer, the Last Whistle Dedication is one of the highest honors one can receive at Camp Dudley. It is presented to a member of our community who shows devotion and love toward others and this place we all cherish while living with an unwavering commitment to our motto: “The Other Fellow First.” It is a tradition that honors someone who has given themselves fully to Camp Dudley — and to all of us who call this place home. And tonight, I’d like to begin this dedication by talking about one of our four core values: stewardship.

Stewardship is a noun, defined in the dictionary as “the conducting, supervising, or managing of something… especially: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care.” At Dudley, stewardship means taking responsibility for what has been entrusted to us — this land, this community and its people, our motto, our mission and, most importantly, the well-being of each other.

It is caring for what we love so that it thrives long after we are gone. And there are few people that embody stewardship more fully than tonight’s dedicee, #16999, Jess Storey. Congratulations Jess!!

Many of you know Jess best from her role at Swim Point. Morning dips. Swim meets. Swim parties. Lessons. Water polo. Choice time. Extravaganzas. Evening dips. Swim Point is one of the busiest areas of Camp, with something seemingly happening almost every waking minute of the day, and Jess is there for all of it. She is the steady, tireless presence that makes it all run. She trains and manages her team thoughtfully, with diligence and care, while ensuring that every camper, leader, and sta! member feels safe and encouraged in the water, and more broadly at Camp.

But that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Behind the scenes and all year long, Jess is Camp’s Stewardship Director. In the summer, she turns over cabins for visiting chapel speakers, board members, and volunteers—often with only an hour between departures and arrivals, and during the year, she does the same, while she also plans menus, shops, and cooks for board weekends and a myriad of other o!-season events. Last year, she came up with the idea for, and executed, the “Family Guide” that you all receive prior to coming here, giving everyone a comprehensive place to find the answers to any of their questions, doing what she can to ensure a positive experience at Camp. The list goes on and on, and while she does all of this and more all year long, she somehow manages to do it all in the summer while also keeping Swim Point humming. That’s Jess. She makes sure that anyone living at or visiting Camp feels comfortable and at home.

Jess is also a steward of people. Fitness and well-being are her passions, and I mean that in a deeper way than just “going to the gym and trying to eat well.” All year, she leads multiple workouts a week for our team, in addition to running her own studio up the road. She encourages everyone to stay active in every season, modeling how movement, diet, togetherness, and being outdoors are essential to living well. If you’re ever up here in the winter, don’t be surprised to see a group of us bundled up on a run, or a “wog,” on the Dudley Road in February, with snow and wind whipping through the rolling fields. And despite what that visual might make you feel, it’s actually pretty great.

Her passion for food — and its health and community benefits — is what led Jess and Matt to start the Dudley Garden and the Farm to Plate program early in Matt’s tenure as director, which has become one of our most popular activities

and program areas, quite literally “growing” in size from summer to summer. Jess was also a driving force behind Camp’s decision to move to self-operated dining, in an e!ort to work more closely with local farms and have more control over the quality and sourcing of our food. And I think every adult here can agree: the food we had as campers was nothing compared to the phenomenal cuisine Joey and his team have been serving us all summer.

And most importantly, Jess is a steward of spirit. She leads quietly. With kindness. With humility. With deep care. While some leaders are loud and larger-than-life, especially at Camp Dudley where that number is probably more than just “some,” Jess reminds us of the power of quiet leadership — of strength rooted not in volume, but in consistency, compassion, and heart. While we are grateful for all that Matt has given this community and Camp as Director during his tenure, we are even luckier that he has had Jess by his side — shaping, supporting, and strengthening Dudley every step of the way.

As a closing note: a few years ago, Jess’s son Carter started a sweatshirt and t-shirt company called “I Love My Mom.” Maybe you’ve seen some

around Camp this summer. A simple but powerful message — and great-looking sweatshirts.

Carter, and Ellie and Rachel, we all love your mom, and to the whole Storey family — thank you for sharing her with us. We are all better for it.

With that, it is my great honor to dedicate this 87th Last Whistle to our friend, a model of kindness, a phenomenal steward, and an extraordinary member of the Dudley family: #16999, Jess Storey.

Congratulations Jess!

SUMMER 2025 HIGHLIGHTS

PETE BURNS #24297

July 4, 2025 • Good morning, Camp Dudley, and Happy Fourth of July. My name is Pete Burns, and I am a co-Leader in Colgate Cabin this summer. It is an honor to share this Chapel Talk with you.

You all are American heroes. Yes, all of you: Leaders, Staff, Campers. Why? Because you go to Camp Dudley, and because you live your lives putting “the other fellow first.” Camp’s motto, which you know all too well, is old, but not old-fashioned. It has defined the lives of young men and women who had the privilege to attend and work at Camp Dudley and Camp Kiniya, and everyone here in Beckman Hall this morning. Yet, I fear we do not realize just how vital our motto is to the history and character of the United States. Putting “the other fellow first” is signing The Declaration of Independence, affirming that we “pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.” It is, as James Madison writes in The Federalist, resigning some of our individual privileges to ensure the safety and success of both ourselves and everyone else. It is the soldier picking up his comrade as they storm Omaha Beach, the nurse working overtime during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the first responders who “ran toward the danger” in the wake of the tragedies of September 11, 2001. These people, these moments, truly are characterized by lives lived by devotion to others.

Yes, we share a tendency toward selflessness and sevrice with this country’s finest and bravest people, but more importantly, Camp shapes us into admirable citizens. As President Jimmy Carter said in his farewell address, “the only title in our democracy superior to that of president [is] the title of citizen.” In fact, this idea goes all the way back to Ancient Rome. Cicero, a Roman statesman and philosopher, coined the concept of civic duty founded in justice, moderation, and service. The citizen and leader alike must put the good of others, and the republic, before their self-interest. When one citizen suffers, the rest begin to suffer, too.

At Dudley, we see something similar. When our cabinmates feel sad, we feel sad for them. When our teammates get injured on the lacrosse field, we feel anxious about their health and want them to get better. We also do everything in our power to make sure that everyone is feeling their best. We clean our cabins to maintain an organized and comfortable living space for ourselves and our cabinmates, and perhaps also

get some ice cream at the end of the week. We cheer for our opponents after every game, win or lose. We offer a helping hand whenever we have the opportunity. In the words of President John F. Kennedy, “the rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened.”

Non nobis solum nati sumus. We are not born for ourselves alone. Our friends, neighbors, and country have a share in us, and we in them. When we remember “the other fellow,” we are not just living the Dudley way, we are living the American way. We channel the generations of farmers, lawyers, soldiers, entrepreneurs, immigrants, teachers, writers, musicians, and artists who brought the United States to its present glory.

Camp Dudley, you are the future of this nation. As for those among you from Spain, Italy, France, Canada, Colombia, and more, you are the future of your countries, too. As you grow and learn what it means to be a citizen, never forget the other fellow. It is your sovereign duty and responsibility to care for them. When you do, your contributions will resound from sea to shining sea. The United States and all of our homelands will thank us.

Please bow your heads.

“Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp! ... Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to me.

I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”

God Bless America.

Amen.

TRAVON OWENS #24226

August 14, 2025 • Good morning Camp Dudley! For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Travon Owens, camper #24226, and I’m proud to be the Leader of Huron Cabin. Today, I want to talk about taking “the risk.” None of us are here by accident. Every single one of us is here because someone in our lives took “the risk.”

Your parents took the biggest risk of all this summer. They sent you off to summer camp for three and a half weeks. Just think about it. Your family is trusting this place, and the people here, with your full wellbeing. They sent you hundreds, or even thousands, of miles away, hoping you’d make friends, try new things, and have the time of your life. That’s not a small decision, and to only have the ability to communicate with you through mail, that just adds to the cake. They took “the risk.”

Some of you have fathers, brothers, grandfathers, or friends who have been here before. I had a friend who told me about all of the great things, and the great people, here at Dudley. But, my story is a little different and maybe a little more extreme. Since I was five years old, I’ve been in foster care, living with the Coxs, who became my new parents. They have changed my life forever. My biological mom was deemed unfit to care for us, and there was no father figure in sight. The Coxs made a choice that not many people would even think about making, which was to take in four children that they didn’t bear, from ages starting at 8 months and ending at 8 years old. They took “the risk.”

They didn’t take us in because they had to, but because they wanted to. They had no guarantee of how it would turn out. All they knew was our story and that they wanted to save us. They risked their peace, happiness, and life to keep my siblings and me together, rather than letting us be separated by the system. They took “the risk.” Over the past eighteen years, my siblings and I have experienced things that may seem impossible because of Mississippi’s Department of Human Services. We’ve traveled the country with friends who became family, the Kellers. But, here’s the twist. Every time we traveled outside of Mississippi with them, we were breaking laws, and we knew it. DHS has strict boundaries for kids in the system, and it makes sense. Crossing them was risky, but very worth it. They took “the risk.”

Both sets of my parents believed we deserved to see the world, to live a life bigger than the limits placed on us. They knew the consequences, like a possible fine, imprisonment, or losing us to the system. They took “the risk.” On top of traveling outside of our legal boundaries every Christmas, spring, and summer break, I was introduced to Camp Dudley. Leaving the state was bad enough, but attending camp here was so far from legal and taking this risk was at an all time high and it would never be matched. I’ve been here at Camp for 7 years, and for 6 of those years, I was here illegally. My family put their life on the line. They took “the risk.” They gave me the opportunity to become a better person, meet new people, and to build life-long relationships and experience the best thing ever, Camp Dudley. This place is something that can’t be matched.

But, why would my family even think about taking that ultimate risk in the first place? Because, some risks are just worth taking. In their hearts they knew that life is about the risks we take and what we make of them. The greatest gift of my life was the risk that my parents took so that my siblings and I could experience it like we could have never imagined without them, and that is what I want you to carry with you for the rest of this summer. Taking risks doesn’t always mean breaking the rules. Sometimes it means trying something new, even when you are unsure of the outcome. These moments of courage can lead to the most meaningful growth and unforgettable experiences.

I challenge you to take “the risk.” It can be speaking up when it would be easier to stay quietly. Pushing yourself to take on a challenge you have never faced before. It might be talking to someone you’ve never spoken to before, in hopes of meeting your new best friend. Take the risk of trying a new activity you think you might not enjoy. Take the risk of giving this summer everything you’ve got and then share your experience, so someone else’s family can take the risk of sending their child here next year to have the time of their life.

We are all here because someone believed that “the risk” was worth taking. Let’s make sure we make it worth it.

Take the risk.

Th e 2025 Rhyth m Rambler s

BAND LEADERS: #24221 SAM HARRIS #25891 CONNOR ROGERS

THOSE WHO RAMBLED: Thomas Barker-Stewart

Anias Brown

Max Brust

Alex Diehl

Evan George

Wyatt Groves

Sam Harris

Noah Hastings

Hank Hearon

Josua Ihloff

Langston Lamitie

Will Onubogu

Quinn Plumb

Sam Pohlad

Connor Rogers

NJ Thompson

Leo Wach

Theo Wilton

TIGER LILY AWARD

selected annually and written by the head of witherbee • #18070 Diana McGuigan George

Since its inception, the Tiger Lily Award has recognized the person who best exemplifies creativity, commitment, and spirit in the performing arts at Camp Dudley. The award celebrates those who bring energy, imagination, and heart to the stage.

We had another amazing summer in Witherbee Hall with fun filled Wednesday Night Shows hosted by Pete McClearn, Ethan Carmody and Will Elliott, that featured musical performances, skits, slideshows and more. Our Saturday night plays were impressive and showcased the incredible talent we have at Camp.

This summer’s nominees reflect the remarkable range of dedication within the community, spanning comedy, drama, dance, and film.

Here are the 2025 nominees for the 2025 Tiger Lily Award: Grey Todd, for his standout performance as Dr. Poopypants in Captain Underpants, as well as for writing, directing, and editing Camp Dudley’s first-ever full-length feature film. A creative accomplishment that took lots of hard work and commitment from Grey and his cast.

Teddy Ughetta, for his spirited portrayal of the titular Captain Underpants, bringing humor, energy, and stage presence to the role.

Pete Burns, for his confident and compelling performance as the mayor in The Inspector General. At the same time, Garrett Wood and Jack Ryan, for their sharp comedic timing as Flo and Schmo (The Muscle) in the same production.

In The Point, Tucker Wells is recognized for his delightfully cool turn as the rock. Joey Maldonado, for his unforgettable and expressive dance performance. Wyatt Groves and Hudson White for their teamwork as the show’s hilarious duo, and Jayden Williams for his regal and commanding portrayal of The King

From the world of Wonka, Zane Sylvester, for his imaginative and energetic take on Willy Wonka, while The Ensemble of Oompa Loompas earned collective praise for their comedy, creativity, and choreography. Eva Mulloy, as Charlie’s mum and captivating everyone with her beautiful voice.

Amid such a strong field of performers, one camp-

er’s performance stood out for his emotional depth and sincerity. Not to mention the amount of lines this young camper managed to learn in just a few days, which was truly impressive. This year’s Tiger Lily Award goes to PARKER SYDOR for his moving portrayal of Charlie Bucket in Wonka. His performance captured the heart of the story — a blend of wonder, humility, and hope that resonated with everyone who had the privilege to watch his performance.

Congratulations to Parker and to all of this year’s nominees for their exceptional contributions to a truly memorable season of performances at Camp Dudley!

OFF CAMPUS

GERMANY

SPAIN

#25695 Preet Kapoor #25723 Matthew Cirrinicione #25802 Nic Larrison #25804 Mimi Art #26373 Eugenie Adams #26595 Izzy Slattery #27134 Evelyn Kenny #22875 QI MEI SCHMIDT Bates College #24065 TYLER RODGERS University of Vermont

#25780 Jesse O’Gorman #25900 Ty Bierman #25981 Hayden Mo tt #26175 Leo Kumar #26312 Caroline Crimmins #26390 Jeremy Todd #27039 Harley Chavez #27296 Leah Ali

NOLS

#24267 GORDIE STUART Tulane University

#25655 Jack McAvoy #25771 Wyatt Groves #25877 Jack Sharp-Steinbrech #25889 Will Ferrari #25892 Jack O’Gorman #25975 Nick Puchner #25987 Thomas Blair #26037 Henry Stuart #26139 Bo Benedict #26196 Marshall McLean #27242 Ben Grunow #24042 DANIEL TODD Syracuse University #23402 ANNA BARTLETT Northeastern University

DUDLEY STAFF

OFFICE

PUBS

KITCHEN CREW

Lillie Anderson, Parker Anderson, Reagan Baker, Caden Bevins, Lauren Bigalow, Kendra Boyea, Kerrigan Brassard, Harley Chavez, Kana Collins, Emma Conley, Helen Cooney, Ava Fuller, Emma Gaddor, Maddy Gallo, Riley Greenan, Emma Harrington, Addison James, Christopher Johnson, Jack Johnson, Cloud Jordan, Abby LaMotte, Adi Lang, Joey Maldonado, Ashlyn Mandy, Austin Mandy, Mia Marshall, Isaac Muller, Makenna Munson, Addy Nephew, Aliya Nephew, Emmy Nephew, Emma Olcott, Kaya Olcott, Cam Peters, Isabel Rodriguez, Phoenix Sanders, Kohin Sargent, Izzy Slattery, Maggie Speshock, Andie Spring, Dane Spring, Quincy Swan, Brayden Thompson, Gianna Vargo, Kenzi Weston, Josh Winters, Kaylee Winters & Charlotte Wright

INFIRMARY

HEAD NURSE: Brenda Speshock

Joa Allen, Kellie Bilow, Elizabeth Bouchard-Hall

Deb Bevins, Jamie Conklin, Earlynn Cross, Cate Hogan, Amie McCarthy, Kimberly McFerran, Lilli Peters Amanda Provoncha, Hilary Slocum, & Linda Waldorff

VISITING DOCTORS:

Diane Calello

Kevin McCormick

Sarah Harris

Chris Hogan

Kristyn Sousou

Jon Stringer

Matt Stringer

Todd Waldorff

MAINTENANCE

Roger Bigelow, Tom Bisselle, Landen Brassard, Chris Demaris, Kyle James, Jamie Johnson, Benjamin Heald, Art Spring, Ben Sudduth, Brody Supernault, John Tomkins, Isaac Visser & Patrick Welch

BOAT HOUSE

Marcus Chioffi, Freddy Hayes, Liz Poe & Perry Rodgers

SMIM POINT

WATERFRONT DIRECTOR: Jess Storey

LIFEGUARDS: Peggy Bolster, Sydney Bisselle, Lydia Chioffi, Eden Goralczyk, Ryan Hogan, Laurel Peters, Celia Rutter, Abbey Schwoebel & Thea Shaw

A # HUT

Ben Cady, Jeff Cady, Miles Chapman, Blair Dils, Ryan Hart, Karim King, Pete “KotzE” Kotz, Billy McCutcheon, Bob McKeown, Jeremy Ogango, Michael Peck, Bryan Quackenbush, Carter Storey & Connor Wooley

VOLUNTEERS: Bennett Allison, Ryan Barry, Will Bass, Henry Bransford, Brooks Foehl, Aicher Hearon, Eli Korngiebel, Andy Morris, Brady Noel, Justin Noel, Petey O’Brien, Scott Perry, Quinn Plumb, Ted Smith, Angelo Taranto & Pete “Shorty” Treiber

HIKE HUT HEAD OF THE OUTDOORS: Jake Rutter

Henry Art

Malcolm Brown

Catie Flynn

Mason Fuller

Bill Harper

Noah Hastings

Jacob Knapp

Ian Kotz

PJ Kotz

Chloe Mitchell

Geo Price

Kyle Shieh

Lizzie Stephens

Jaiden Widdall

WITHERBEE

HEAD OF WITHERBEE: Diana McGuigan George

Clint Bierman, Skylar Bisselle, Ethan Carmody, John Childs, Will Elliott, Amanda Hinge, Matt Johnson, Dan Lipin, Sam Luke, Peter McClearn, Abby Mero, Kyle Munshower, Will Napper, Andrew Smith & Grey Todd

BRODIE

Dan Lipin

Eva Mulloy

Adam “Punchy” Puncochar

Geo Price

Akata Wise

HYMN SING

Matt Johnson

Kyle Munshower

THE 2025 LEADERS

THE D # HEADS

CUBS

SEAN GILBERT

MARK O’BRIEN

Chris Corcoran

Will Merriam

JJ O’Garro

Braden Liberi

Tyler Rodgers

Connor Rogers

Oliver Smith

Zane Sylvester

Hudson White

Sam Zoehrer

PLEBES WILL BURKE

IAN NICHOLSON

Max Brust

Holden Conner

Liam Greenfield

Sam Harris

Ronan McGurn

Max Nicklas

Michael Nogaki

Drew Onubogu

Lincoln Perez

Henry Sun

Teddy Ughetta

Tucker Wells

JUNIORS

LANDON ALPAUGH

RYAN MCNAMARA

Logan Beane

Will Conroy

Hank Davall

John Markley

Jack Frieders

Travon Owens

Simon Ready-Miller

Matt Russell

Will Sullivan

Teddy Sumner

Clay Tierney

Jack Wells

Theo Wilton

SENIORS

MATT SULLIVAN

JAMESON FIEGL

Tommy Art

Pete Burns

Cade Corbett

Asher Goldstein

Xavier LaFaire

Will Onubogu

Phil Petitt

Kurt Ryden

George Sullivan

Albert Van Ness

Manny Villar

WEEK ONE FIRST HALF

JUNE 28, 2025

directed by #22524 Will Napper

The Monkey’s Paw • by W.W. Jacobs

Richard ............................................................... Mark O’Brien

Connie .................................................................... Jack Wells

Sam ........................................................................... Max Brust

Colonel Morris ....................................................... Henry Art

Harold ..................................................................... Henry Sun

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde • by R.L. Stevenson

R.L. Stevenson/Mr. Utterson ..................... Ronan McGurn

Jonathan .................................................................. Henry Art

Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Edward Hyde ......... Chester Adams

Poole ....................................................................... Henry Sun

Cop ........................................................................... Max Brust

Scientist/Reveler ...................................................... Nate Gill

JUNE 26, 2025

#18500 BILL HARPER

WEEK TWO

4 TH OF

JULY 5, 2025

directed by #16321 Dan Lipin

Captain Underpants • by Dav Pilkey

based on Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie & The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants

George .............................................................. K’yale Ballard

Harold ............................................................ Sam Greenfield

Justin .............................................................. Ron Drori-Lipin

Robbie ........................................................... Beau Bergquist

Melvin ............................................................... Zayd Bustany

Krupp/Underpants ....................................... Teddy Ughetta

Miss Anthrope ....................................................... Will Burke

Mr. Fyde ................................................................ Will Conroy

Professor Poopypants ........................................ Grey Todd

Mrs. Dayken ............................................ Hunter Robertson

Ms. Ribble ............................................................ Finn Weeks

Ms. Anita Calculator ........................................ Pao Guzman

Ms. Yewh ..................................................... Philipp Schubert

Young George .............................................. Reid Matthews

Young Harold .................................................... Jamie Barba

Young Robbie ...................................................... Elliott Siner

Young Justin ...................................................... Wally Clarke

Young Melvin ................................................ Nico McWeeny

Mom ............................................. Diana McGuigan George

Aides ............................................. Jack Davey, Ben Seifert, Nathan Podkaminer & Shep Lance

JULY 6, 2025

TJ BORDEAUX

WEEK THREE

JULY 12, 2025

directed by #13789 Andrew Smith

The Inspector General • by Nikolai Gogol

Mayor ................................................................... Pete Burns

Postmaster ................................................. Cadiz DeRemer

Police ...................................................................... Buzz Veit

Teacher ................................................ Andrew Doubleday

Judge ............................................................... Will Newman

Doctor ................................................................... Max Luntz

Banker ...................................................... Qih-team Ballard

Farmer ................................................................. Jack Kyper

Priest ........................................................................ JJ Monty

Khlestakeov ................................................ Ronan McGurn

Osip .................................................................... Ben Lescott

Bobinski ...................................................... Cole Robertson

Dobinski .......................................................... Murray Smith

Flo .................................................................... Garrett Wood

Schmo ................................................................... Jack Ryan

Waiter .............................................................. Liam Rodgers

Citizens ...... Will Onubogu, Charlie Foster, Jack Davey, Patrick Jackson, Hayden Sylvester, Owen Wiseman, Ben Seifert, Jack Nelson, Colin Lawrence, JW Glynn, Hunter Lambert, Isa Bey, Owen Steib, George Plamondon & Toby Barnett

JULY 13, 2025

#13426 NED JOHNSON

JULY 19, 2025

ADIRONDACK

#23899 MARK O’BRIEN

CUB ASST. D-HEAD

1. Mark O’Brien (L)

2. Theo Bank (AL)

3. John Ryden (A)

4. Charlie Thornton (A)

5. Suren Belanich

6. Isa Bey

7. Rémy Brizard

8. Eli Gorenc

9. Alex Harris 10. Patrick Jackson 11. Danny Rooney

BURR

#24283 SAM ZOEHRER Villanova University

1. Sam Zoehrer (L)

2. Tim Sayer (AL)

3. Henry Haskell (JL)

4. Lachlan Bunn (A)

5. Ryan Halliley (A)

6. George Harris

7. Jackson Herrera

8. Finn Kingston

9. Grayson Tierney

10. Harper Tuthill

11. Leopold von Klencke

#23107 ZANE SYLVESTER

McGill University

1. Zane Sylvester (L)

2. Teddy Bliss (JL)

3. James Ryden (Aide)

4. Murray Smith (Aide)

5. Brady Black

6. Patrick Edwards

7. Coleman Jones

8. Gabe Olorunnisola

9. Spencer Peck

10. Hugo Rutherfurd

11. Conley Veit

DANIELSON

#23107 SEAN GILBERT

CUB D-HEAD

Hobart & William Smith Colleges

1. Sean Gilbert (L)

2. Fitz Dolan (AL)

3. Silas Brizard (A)

4. Patrick Coggins (A)

5. Liam Atkin

6. Arthur Flynn

7. Sam Gibbons

8. Jack Kyper

9. Colin McKiernan

10. Liam Rogers

11. Brooks Stuart

#25891 CONNOR ROGERS

University of Virginia

1. Connor Rogers (L)

2. Luke Cirelli (JL)

3. Will DeSario (A)

4. Logan Louis (A)

5. George Degnan

6. Luke Elder

7. Charlie Gibson

8. Ryan Ives

9. Theo Papagianis 10. Jay Rutter

RENSSELAER

#25566 JJ O’GARRO

Connecticut College

#25499 OLIVER SMITH

Trinity College Dublin

1. JJ O’Garro (L)

2. Oliver Smith (L)

3. Elohim Bey (JL)

4. Henry Handt (A)

5. Phillip Ali

6. Stefano Diano-Dawson

7. Charlie Foster

8. Max Hau 9. Hunter Lambert

10. Tenny Rose

#24664 CHRIS CORCORAN

University of Utah

#25197 WILL MERRIAM

University of Vermont

1. Chris Corcoran (L)

2. Will Merriam (L)

3. Hudson Van Kirk (JL)

4. Scott Ribeiro (A)

5. Christian Sayer (A)

6. Josh Abraham

7. Jack Ambrose

8. Henry Beber

9. Max Dietrich

10. Oscar Jepsen

11. Anand Kamdar

12. Caleb Reiss

#24065 TYLER RODGERS

University of Vermont

1. Tyler Rodgers (L)

2. Je!rey Karpinski (AL)

3. Mac Boardman (A)

4. Hugo van den Berg (A)

5. Theo Barnett

6. Miles Bunn

7. Emmett Denvir

8. Charlie Evans

9. Charlie Sumption

10. Rhodes Tewksbury

AMHERST

#25148 HOLDEN CONNER

Fairfield University

#24766

HENRY SUN

Pennsylvania State University

1. Holden Conner (L)

2. Henry Sun (L)

3. Michael Carbone (JL)

4. Elliott Stone (A)

5. Je! Elvir-Morales

6. Sasha Olkhovets

7. Rah Richburg

8. Xander Rodriguez

9. Carter Silverman

10. Jax Sloman

HURD

#24352 IAN NICHOLSON

PLEBE ASST. D-HEAD Bishop’s University

1. Ian Nicholson (L)

2. Zack Rodgers (AL)

3. Will Kelly (JL)

4. Nate Grishman (A)

5. Chris Dalio

6. Max Luntz

7. Dax Meyer

8. Jack Salang Urdmark

9. Henry Slocum

10. Owen Wiseman

LINWOOD

#25374

1. Liam Greenfield (L)

2. Hawk Bergquist (JL)

3. George Plamondon (A)

4. Zayd Bustany

5. Evan Coggins

6. Reid Matthews

7. CJ Miller

8. Charlie Rogers

9. Elliott Siner

10. Finn Weeks

OWASCO

1. Max Brust (L)

2. Brayden Harrington (AL)

3. London Han (A)

4. Bryce Liberi (A)

5. Brooks Chamberlain

6. Makua Ferry

7. Will Gagnon

8. Curtis Johnson

9. William Mullen

10. Xander Steele

#24036 WILL BURKE PLEBE D-HEAD Villanova University

1. Will Burke (L)

2. Brooks Coyle (AL)

3. Drew Kimama (JL)

4. Emory Sayer (A)

5. AJ Giobbe

6. Bowen Kelley

7. Luca Lanaro

8. Wyatt Loomis

9. Grant McIlvaine

10. Mason Peck

PRINCETON

1. Ronan McGurn (L)

2. Teddy Grunow (AL)

3. Dillon Freeth (A)

4. Linus Blake

5. Joe Diamandakis

6. Neil Ewing

7. Roman Han

8. True Jackson

9. Tor Jepsen

ROSS

#24737 MICHAEL NOGAKI

Purdue University

#25207 TUCKER WELLS

University of Los Angeles

1. Michael Nogaki (L)

2. Tucker Wells (L)

3. Noah Weeks (AL)

4. Harry Patrick (A)

5. Wally Clarke

6. Ryan Kane

7. Ty Kao

8. Landyn Robinson

9. Charlie Thompson

TEALE

#23815 TEDDY UGHETTA

2025 PAT PEAVY AWARD

College of the Holy Cross

1. Teddy Ughetta (L)

2. Lucas Carrasco-Velez (AL)

3. Aiden Denson (A)

4. Gri n Olson (A)

5. Ted Henninger

6. Atticus Kalin

7. SJ King

8. James McNamara

9. Sydney Miller

10. Miles Van Keuren

YALE

#24221 SAM HARRIS Tulane University

1. Sam Harris (L)

2. David Pastore (AL)

3. Jack Gri th (A)

4. Sebastian Munoz (A)

5. James Barba

6. Matty Bildhauer

7. Zander Cochrane

8. Felix De Guillenchmidt

9. Bray Denson

10. Aidan Smith

#26995 RYAN MCNAMARA

JUNIOR ASST. D-HEAD

St. Lawrence University

1. Ryan McNamara (L)

2. George Willmott (AL)

3. Evan Rose (JL)

4. Luke Beane (A)

5. Julian Gopaul

6. Patrick Hadlow

7. Cole Kingston

8. Paul La!ont

9. Alex Martins Hearne

10. Ben Robbins

11. Mattis Taylor

BEAL

#25181 CLAY TIERNEY

Bucknell University

1. Clay Tierney (L)

2. Philipp Schubert (JL)

3. Riley Tompkins (A)

4. Cole Deutsch

5. Iñigo Diez de Rivera Aristrain

6. Hassan Mirzaee

7. Marcellus Pyfrom (NP)

8. Leon Simon

9. Joe Stewart

10. Weston Woods

1. Teddy Sumner (L) 2. Phil Adil (AL)

3. Jack Davey (A)

4. Ben Seifert (A) 5. John Curran

#24722 JOHN MARKLEY

Vanderbilt University

1. John Markley (L)

2. Nate Gill (AL)

3. Truman Sun (A)

4. Michael Atkin

5. Ra!erty Bunn

6. Fritz Durr

7. Alex King

8. Marcelo Roman

9. Pierce Rosser

10. Harry Tonkovich

DARTMOUTH

#24207 JACK

WELLS

University of Vermont

1. Jack Wells (L)

2. Reid Chapski (AL)

3. Beau Bergquist (A)

4. Ky’ale Ballard

5. Zeke Boodell

6. Gio Echevarria

7. Sam Greenfield

8. Pao Guzman

9. Milo Klimach

10. Nico McWeeny

#24226 TRAVON OWENS

1. Travon Owens (L)

2. Jack Johnson (JL)

3. Jacobo Domecq (A)

4. Connor Belcher

5. Nathan Gress

6. Langston Gronningsater-Scott

7. Jackson Magat

8. Will Merrick - N.P.

9. Amir Ali Moradi

10. Cooper Thompson

IROQUOIS

#24667 HANK DAVALL Colgate University

#25358 WILL SULLIVAN Chapman University

1. Hank Davall (L)

2. Will Sullivan (L)

3. Will Bearsch (AL)

4. Parker DelVecchio (A)

5. Hudson Andre

6. Henry Basaran

7. Ollie Esmay

8. Preston Gantt

9. Will Grunow 10. Jesse Lang

#24635 LOGAN BEANE

University of Virginia

#25032 SIMON

READY# MILLER

Americian University

1. Logan Beane (L)

2. Simon Ready-Miller (L)

3. Hunter Robertson (JL)

4. Shep Lance (A)

5. Liam Ambrose

6. Solon Bisselle

7. Charlie Ellebracht

8. Henry Gilbert

9. Xavier Hau

10. Cooper Kier

11. Dex Tierney

UPPER SUTER

#23931 LANDON ALPAUGH

JUNIOR D-HEAD

Colby College

1. Landon Alpaugh (L)

2. Hank Hearon (AL)

3. Robert Craft (JL)

4. Charlie Klein (A)

5. Gip Gibson

6. Arch Hemingway

7. Owen Kamdar

8. Jackson Luysterborghs

9. Turner McDonough

10. Liam Patton

WESLEYAN

#24310 WILL CONROY Boston

1. Will Conroy (L)

2. Chet Adams (AL)

3. Cole Robertson (A)

4. Grant Rose (A)

5. Henry Brust

6. Fox Clarke

7. Kai Gremp-Olsen

8. Emilio Ruiz Tamayo

9. Wyatte Strittmatter

10. Charles Torres

ALLEGHENY

#24275 MATT SULLIVAN

SENIOR D-HEAD

Marist University

1. Matt Sullivan (L)

2. Dillon Weibel (AL)

3. Robbie Cianciolo

4. Taddy Doveri

5. Kameron Gordon

6. Rodrigo Hernandez

7. Collin Jennings

8. Leighton Loomis

9. Scott McIntyre

10. Shiloh White

COLGATE

#24297 PETE BURNS

Yale University

#27063 FRANCISCO

GALAN # HERRANZ Spain Exchange Leader

1. Pete Burns (L)

2. Francisco Galan-Herranz (L)

3. Owen Steib (JL)

4. Mika Basto Vargas

5. Matthew Boodell

6. Jackson Breswitz

7. Mac Kelly

8. Teddy Murray

9. Mac Schloat

10. Cristobal Velez

COLUMBIA

1. Will Onubogu (L)

2. Jack Nelson (AL)

3. Garrett Wood (JL)

4. Jack Bearsch

5. Charlie Goldfuss

6. Ben Hernandez

7. Pablo Lavín Bordallo

8. Colin Lawrence

9. Will Newman

10. Hayden Sylvester

CORNELL

1. Tommy Art (L)

2. Asher Goldstein (L)

3. Cadiz DeRemer (AL)

4. Rory Conway

5. Archie DiNunzio

6. Sam Durkee

7. Jaime Martinez Garcia-Nieto

8. Kalvin Strittmatter

9. Robbie Wilson

HAMILTON

#24377 ALBERT VAN NESS

Hamilton College

1. Albert Van Ness (L)

2. Will Murray (AL)

3. Brayden Fish

4. Ben Lescott

5. Marcos Pérez Vela

6. Burke Prichett

7. Tanner Scobell

8. Dylan Tyler

LEHIGH

#24528 CADE CORBETT

2025 PAT PEAVY AWARD

San Diego State University

1. Cade Corbett (L)

2. Keith Davey (AL)

3. Mason Maneckshaw (JL)

4. Miles Blicha

5. Matteo Chiodaroli

6. Grant Miller

7. Brooks Newkirk

8. Cooper Osier

9. Rodrigo Roman Castro

10. Arden Silva-Baroody

OBERLIN

#25625 PHIL PETITT

#25036 GEORGE SULLIVAN

Dartmouth College

1. Phil Petitt (L)

2. George Sullivan (L)

3. Red Lynch (JL)

4. Émile Brizard

5. Anias Brown

6. Bo Conroy

7. Bosco Domecq

8. Ari Herbst

9. Hudson Pribish

10. Andy Richardson

ST. LAWRENCE

#24771 MANNY VILLAR

St. Lawrence University

1. Manny Villar (L)

2. Toby Barnett (AL)

3. Cole Prichett (JL)

4. Mathew Ali

5. Qih’team Ballard

6. Silas Barba

7. Sam Boland

8. Nacho Rufo Diaz

9. Andrew Seifert

10. Brady Silverman

UNION

#24706 CHARLIE NELSON

University of Arkansas

1. Charlie Nelson (L)

2. Sam Potter (AL)

3. Lorenzo Graham (JL)

4. Cam Boyd

5. Matthew Chung

6. JW Glynn

7. Pierre La!ont

8. Tommy Lindner

9. Nicolas Martinez Garcia-Nieto

10. Leeland Miller-Munn

11. Charlie Moriarty

WILELLYN

#24920 KURT RYDEN

College of the Holy Cross

1. Kurt Ryden (L)

2. Jack Ryan (AL)

3. Carter Schloat (JL)

4. Enrique Carceller Orte

5. Giorgio Diano-Dawson

6. Andrew Doubleday

7. Ben Larche

8. J.J. Monty

9. Baraka Namodi

10. Carlos Reyes

WILLIAMS

#24250 JAMESON FIEGL

1. Jameson Fiegl (L)

2. Freddie Boardman (AL)

3. Thomas Barker-Stewart (JL)

4. Graham Arndt

5. Marc Botet Olivé

6. Colin Evans

7. Wesley Fuller 8. Gavin Hernandez

9. Liam Silkey

10. NJ Thompson - N.P.

WEEK FIVE SECOND HALF

JULY 26, 2025

directed by #11445 Grey Todd

A Big Deal in Boulder City

A Camp Dudley Original Film written, directed & edited by #11445 Grey Todd based on a story by Sidney Carroll videography by #26598 Adam “Punchy” Puncochar

Arthur Hammond ............................................... Jake Rutter

Frank Deets ............................................................ Dan Lipin

Walter Jessup ................................................. David Nelson

Tony Marino ........................................................... Ryan Hart

Matt Tillerson ...................................................... Will Napper

Sam .................................................................... Carter Storey

J.G. Rothenberg, Jr ............................................... Ben Cady

Jack Watts .................................................. Kyle Munshower

Eddie Price ......................................... Peter Cruz McClearn

Paramedics ....................... Jay Childs & Langston Lamitie

production support from Brendan “Lefty” Loughman, Ronan McGurn & Drew Rider

WITHERBEE CINEMA ONE NIGHT ONLY

JULY 27, 2025

AUGUST 2, 2025

directed by #20580 Kyle Munshower

The Point • by Harry Nilsson

adapted by #20580 Kyle Munshower from the original concept album and the 1971 animated special Oblio .............................................................. Angel Aranzolo

Arrow ..................................................................... Jack Gri n

Narrator ............................................................. Mark O’Brien

Son ................................................................. Harland Je!ers

Oblio’s Dad ............................................................. Geo Price

Oblio’s Mom .................................................... Zack Rodgers

The Count .......................................................... Manny Villar

The Count’s Son ............................................. Chaim Hayes

The King ...................................................... Jayden Williams

The Pointed Men ............ Wyatt Groves & Hudson White

The Rockman .................................................... Tucker Wells

The Leafman ......................................................... Jack Wells

Pointed Posse ............ James Coughlin, Luca McKinney, Kai McKinney, Henry Schmidt, Joshua Perkins, Dhilan Chandiramani & Archie DiNunzio

featuring special performances by Sam Harris, Matt Johnson, Diana McGuigan George & Joey Maldonado

AUGUST 3, 2025

#21877 SOPHIE DELFEUS

WEEK SEVEN

AUGUST 9, 2025 directed by #24864 Amanda Hinge & #18079 Diana McGuigan George

Willy Wonka • based on the 1946 novel

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl

Willy Wonka ................................................... Zane Sylvester

Charlie Bucket .................................................. Parker Sydor

Grandpa Joe .................................................. Henry Sumner

Grandma Georgina .................................... Tobin Caltabino

Grandma Josephina ...................................... Cooper Ward

Grandpa George .................................... William Blanchard

Mr. Bucket ........................................................ John Markley

Mrs. Bucket ........................................................... Eva Mulloy

Phineous Trout ..................................................... Philip Petit

Augustus Gloop ............................................. Hunter Collier

Mrs. Gloop .................................................. Hudson Lindsey

Veruca Salt ....................................................... Mark O’Brien

Mr. Salt ............................................................ Teddy Ughetta

Violet Beauregarde .............................. Joey Portocarrero

Mrs. Beauregarde ............................................... Max Brust

Ms. Teavee .............................................................. JJ O’Garo

Mike Teavee ................................................... Cole Celiberti

Oompa Loompas .......................... Pete Burns, Alex Diehl, Ian Nicholson, Jameson Fiegl, Daniel Todd, Sean Gilbert, Sam Luke & Josua Ihlo!

Candy Man Kids ............... Thorn MacGill, Parker McNeil, Charlie Gallo, Tyler Duggan, Oliver Layng & Will Glaser

Squirrels ............................... Thorn MacGill, Charlie Gallo, Tyler Duggan, Will Glaser & Oliver Layng

AUGUST 10, 2025

MELLOWFEST

AUGUST 16, 2025

#10923 MIKE MARUCA

ADIRONDACK

#23899 MARK O’BRIEN

CUB ASST. D-HEAD Northwestern University

1. Mark O’Brien (L)

2. Will Ferrari (JL)

3. Graham Sydor (A)

4. Dean Chen

5. Willy Fitzpatrick

6. Harland Je!ers

7. John Morin

8. Eero Sittig

9. Brannick Trombly

#24283 SAM ZOEHRER Villanova University

1. Sam Zoehrer (L)

2. Leo Wach (AL)

3. Ramsey Bolton (A)

4. Will Macy (A) 5. Henry Gregg

6. Jack Gri n

7. Luca McKinney

8. Patrick Pohlad

9. AJ Roberts

10. Teddy Rotchford

11. Nat Thompson

CUTLER

#23107 ZANE SYLVESTER

McGill University

1. Zane Sylvester (L)

2. Brady Stanton (AL)

3. Jackson Mahoney (A)

4. Elliott Perry (A)

5. James Ethington

6. Oliver Layng

7. Luke Padgett

8. Noah Pohlad

9. Sawyer Wallace

DANIELSON

#23107

SEAN GILBERT

CUB D-HEAD

Hobart & William Smith Colleges

1. Sean Gilbert (L)

2. Harrison Sydor (AL)

3. Ben Pershkow (A)

4. Van Saunders (A)

5. Dylan Horton

6. Nicholas Idrovo

7. Jamie Kumar

8. Max Leinen

9. Ryan Ramsay

#25891 CONNOR ROGERS

1. Connor Rogers (L)

2. Luke McLane (AL)

3. Sebi Ainge (A)

4. Colm Doherty (A)

5. Barrett Fielder

6. Freddy Gaertner

7. Matias Reynoso

8. Tate Schaefer

9. Chip Weir

10. Luke Wells

SYRACUSE

#24664 CHRIS CORCORAN

#24777 HUDSON WHITE

1. Chris Corcoran (L)

2. Hudson White (L)

3. Owen Nowak (JL)

4. Max Marinos (A)

5. Jake Brennan

6. Sam Gianatasio

7. Zave Gitter

8. Gavin Jones

9. JR Madhavan

10. Saif Mehta

11. Ryan Williams

WATSON

#25566 JJ O’GARRO

Connecticut College

#24716 BRADEN LIBERI

Flagler College

1. Braden Liberi (L)

2. JJ O’Garro (L)

3. Justin Dumas (AL)

4. Emmett Kellogg (A)

5. Alex Hernas

6. Kai McKinney

7. Conrad Nasello

8. AJ Nwankwo

9. Joaquin Reynoso

10. Andrew Santulli

#25703 LINCOLN PEREZ SUNY Plattsburgh

1. Lincoln Perez (L)

2. William Teles (AL)

3. Henry Rowe (JL)

4. Tim Henke (A)

5. Andy Baer

6. Will Glaser

7. Jack McCooey

8. Parks McNeil

9. Spencer Phillips

10. Max Reber

HURD

#24352 IAN NICHOLSON

PLEBE ASST. D-HEAD

Bishop’s University

1. Ian Nicholson (L)

2. Zack Rodgers (AL)

3. Wyatt Horn (A)

4. William Blanchard

5. Zach Cornelius

6. Gri n Donato

7. Duke Lubin

8. Bobby Pohlad

9. Daniel Roome

10. Shawn Williams

LINWOOD

#24867

MAX NICKLAS

Tulane University

1. Max Nicklas (L)

2. Hudson Lindsey (JL)

3. Hunter Collier (A)

4. Joey Portocarrero (A)

5. Tobin Caltabiano

6. Peter Dunkin

7. Charlie Gallo

8. Eliaschib Joseph

9. Shar-Macke Mahadi

10. Will Morin

11. Parker Sydor

MACINTYRE

#23815 TEDDY UGHETTA

2025 PAT PEAVY AWARD

College of the Holy Cross

1. Teddy Ughetta (L)

2. Henry Sumner (AL)

3. Christopher Pye (JL)

4. Walker Evans (A)

5. Jaxon Bobay

6. Sam Bouchard-Hall

7. Darvel Bronner

8. Mateo Flores

9. Tommy Glowczynski

10. Harrison Morse

11. Luke Wallace

OWASCO

1. Max Brust (L)

2. Peter deGrandpre (JL)

3. Jannik Anemueller (A)

4. James LeSieur

5. Kyle Llivicura

6. Luca Maltese

7. Conrad Meringer

8. Huxley Sbarra 9. Robbie Sheehan

Henry Williams

POST

#24036 WILL BURKE PLEBE D-HEAD

University

1. Will Burke (L) 2. Graham Russell (JL) 3. Max Calello (A) 4. Caleb Arias 5. James Coughlin 6. Cooper Henry 7. Evan Perkins 8. Alex Pohlad 9. Liam Prince 10. Alidar Telemtayev

PRINCETON

#27472 DREW ONUBOGU Rutgers University

1. Drew Onubogu (L)

2. Jordy Chance (JL)

3. Joey Castellano (A)

4. Jack Dempsey

5. Jorge Fox

6. Jack Fry

7. Reid Kapper

8. Thorn MacGill

9. Parker Siewert

10. Cooper Ward

ROSS

#25207 TUCKER WELLS University of Los Angeles

1. Tucker Wells (L)

2. Max Wied (JL)

3. Charlie Fuld (A)

4. Omar Al Esayi

5. Alex Best

6. Sawyer Green

7. Owen Lubarsky

8. Zayden Massa

9. Grayson Mo tt

10. Wyatt Umbdenstock

#24221 SAM HARRIS

1. Sam Harris (L)

2. Damon Toliver (AL)

3. Jim Deacy (JL)

4. Everett O’Brien (A)

5. Cabell Benaicha

6. Cole Celiberti

7. Tyler Duggan

8. Teddy Muccifori

9. Theo Schildge

10. Greysen Williams

11. Andrew Yarahmadi

#26995 RYAN MCNAMARA

JUNIOR ASST. D-HEAD

St. Lawrence University

1. Ryan McNamara (L)

2. Charlie McCutcheon (AL)

3. Wyatt Groves (A)

4. Jesse Anastasi

5. Matthew Fitzgerald

6. Fritz Ho!meister

7. Manu Kumar

8. Zach Noel

9. Tyler Ramsay

BEAL

#25181 CLAY TIERNEY

Bucknell University

1. Clay Tierney (L)

2. Will Cooley (AL)

3. Willem Thomas (A)

4. Jack Baum

5. Robert Howard

6. Nelson Lee

7. William Stewart

8. Tommy White

9. Benjamin Williams

1.

2. Lachlan Teh (JL)

3. Andrew Stull (A)

4. Angel Aranzolo

5. Lucas Castillo

6. Tommy Ready

7. Taavi Roomet

8. Archer Smith 9. Jack Wells

4. Matteo Eman

5. Porter Hanchett

6. Qais Mehta

7. Gus Merrow

8. Gyo Ringold

CUSHMAN

#24664

MATT RUSSELL

Wake Forest University

1. Matthew Russell (L)

2. Luke Plamondon (AL)

3. Jack Pohlad (A)

4. Harry Cameron

5. Ted DiMiero

6. Gabe Garraghan

7. Clarke Lintz

8. Dario Sanchez

9. Maddox Slattery

10. Pax Vassel

DARTMOUTH

#24207 JACK WELLS

University of Vermont

1. Jack Wells (L)

2. Matt Reford (JL)

3. Doug Schildge (A)

4. Landon Cutting

5. Otis Fenderson

6. Thad McKinney

7. Juelz Norman

8. Darvin Wall

9. Graham Walsh

10. Eiden Zuniga

1. Travon Owens (L)

2. Julien Oswald (JL)

3. Ian Nicklas (A)

4. Everett Caley

5. Clark Chen

6. Otavio Passos

7. Thomas Rabun

8. Henry Spurrier 9. Warren Sweet 10. Elliott Williams #24226 TRAVON OWENS Mississippi State University

IROQUOIS

#24667 HANK DAVALL Colgate University

#25358 WILL SULLIVAN Chapman University

1. Hank Davall (L) 2. Will Sullivan (L) 3. Jack Barry (JL) 4. Dara Ogunye (A)

5. J.R. DeSimone

6. Henry Gianatasio 7. Chaim Hayes 8. Archer Hyer 9. Clayton Louie 10. West Spurrier

LOWER

#26088 JACK FRIEDERS

Ithaca College

#24722 JOHN MARKLEY

Vanderbilt University

1. Jack Frieders (L)

2. John Markley (L)

3. Jack Gianatasio (JL)

4. Eli Pierotti (A)

5. Colby Berger - N.P.

6. John Bonzo

7. Tommy Cronin

8. Nate Gregg

9. Joey Haun

10. Henri Moulin

11. Dante Venegas

UPPER SUTER

#23931 LANDON ALPAUGH

JUNIOR D-HEAD

Colby College

1. Landon Alpaugh (L)

2. Carson Wasbes (AL)

3. Bowe Lubin (JL) - N.P.

4. Holden Brodie (A)

5. Henry Hertzog

6. Matthew Idrovo - N.P.

7. Nico Little

8. Gabe Poggi

9. Teddy Smeal

10. Jay Williams

WESLEYAN

#24275

MATT SULLIVAN

SENIOR D-HEAD

Marist University

1. Matt Sullivan (L)

2. Mauro Fouz Serrano (AL)

3. DeAndre Holbert-Burns (JL)

4. Andres Castillo

5. Nick DiPasquale

6. Parker Gohman

7. Owen McLane

8. Luke Pohlad

9. Andrew Ramoino

COLGATE

#24297

PETE BURNS

Yale University

1. Pete Burns (L)

2. Nate Weintraub (JL)

3. Sam Bierman

4. Koji Edmunds

5. Colby Hamel

6. Andrew Schildge

7. David Torres

8. Emanuel Watt

COLUMBIA

#25933 WILL ONUBOGU Bowdoin

1. Will Onubogu (L)

2. Victor von Perbandt (JL)

3. Jack Cirenza

4. Luke Hoogerwerf

5. Jordy Magana

6. Jack Parija

7. Joshua Perkins

8. Ryan Turnure

CORNELL

1. Tommy Art (L)

2. Eliott Kellogg (JL)

3. Jack Allen 4. Quinn Barber

5. Emmett McGovern

6. Eddie Rojas

7. Bennett Schröder

8. Will Sim

9. Shaine Smith

HAMILTON

#27493 ALEX DIEHL

German Exchange Leader

#24377 ALBERT VAN NESS

Hamilton College

1. Alex Diehl (L)

2. Albert Van Ness (L)

3. Artie Liendo (JL)

4. Grey Chen

5. Colin Habner

6. Amin Haq

7. Gavin Mahoney

8. Sacha Piscitello

9. Sam Pohlad

10. Ben Swartz

#24528 CADE CORBETT

2025 PAT PEAVY AWARD San Diego State University

1. Cade Corbett (L)

2. Tavon McKenzie (AL)

3. Liam Fee

4. Avraam Garo

5. Sean McCalla

6. Eamonn McGrory

7. Wyatt Sabine

8. Hank Young

#25625 PHIL PETITT

#25036 GEORGE SULLIVAN

1. Phil Petitt (L)

2. George Sullivan (L)

3. Will Morrisroe (JL)

4. Psalms Charity

5. John Grohsgal

6. Jonas Hillmann

7. Charlie Hoveland

8. Christopher Kazmier

ST. LAWRENCE

#24771 MANNY VILLAR

St. Lawrence University

1. Manny Villar (L)

2. Christopher Leonard (JL) 3. Matthew Cirenza 4. Danny Cronin 5. Jack Day 6. Will Frieders

7. Josua Ihlo! 8. Akol Mathuc

9. Jamie Putnam

UNION

#24340 XAVIER LAFAIRE

Boston College

1. Xavier Lafaire (L)

2. Drew Perry (AL)

3. Ridley Brown (JL)

4. Dhilan Chandiramani

5. Reece Eckert

6. James Nowak

7. Till Ulbricht

8. Luke Umbdenstock

9. George Unis

10. Robbie Wilson

WILELLYN

#24920 KURT RYDEN College of the Holy Cross

1. Kurt Ryden (L)

2. Charlie Hussa (JL)

3. Charlie Civale

4. Archie DiNunzio

5. Cormac Eckert

6. Miles Green

7. Isaac Hertzog

8. Teddy Layng

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