Sacred Heart Academy Apple Tournament Program 2025 by shslou

TOURNAMENT APPLE

Go Heart! Take Apple!

History of the Apple Invitational Tournament

Sacred Heart Academy, led by Athletic Director Bunny Daugherty, began the Apple Tournament in 1973 and named it in honor of U.S. Field Hockey’s foundress Constance Applebee in commemoration of her 100th birthday. Known as “the Apple” Constance spent her adult life introducing field hockey to young women of all ages and championing it at the collegiate level.

Much like Constance, Bunny Daugherty was intent on creating opportunities for young female athletes. She was instrumental in starting the Apple Tournament and the Louisville Invitational Tournament in basketball. In 2018, nearly 20 years after her death, the KHSAA described Bunny this way, “trailblazer and advocate for girls’ high school sports. Decades of dedication as an athletic director and coach. More than a dozen state championships to her credit. KHSAA Hall of Famer.” The Courier-Journal once called her the Susan B. Anthony of girls’ high school sports in Kentucky.

Bunny’s motto was “Kids + Sports = Fun” and she embodied that spirit for countless athletes throughout her decades at SHA. Bunny coached just about everything and led teams to 13 state titles — golf (5), tennis (5), field hockey (2), and basketball (1).

More than 50 years later we honor the legacy of trailblazing women like Constance and Bunny with the enduring Apple tournament and will continue to advocate for female student-athletes for decades to come.

Constance Applebee

Photo credit: Wikipedia

Welcome to the Ursuline Campus and Sacred Heart Academy for the 53rd annual Apple Tournament! SHA is honored to share this long-standing tradition of excellence in athletics with each of you.

I wish these young women and their coaches the best of luck this season. Being part of a team teaches camaraderie, discipline, selflessness, determination, and grace, both in victory and defeat. May you each find sisterhood and success on and off the field!

Go Valkyries!

Dr. Tim Adams Principal, Sacred Heart Academy

Tanya Bowman

Mike Beneke

Mandy Jacobs

Whitney Brown

Renae May

Josh Petter

Matt Valenti

Todd Clark

Angela Clark

Erin Weis

Bill Vesely

Elizabeth Spears

THANK YOU 2025 APPLE TOURNAMENT SPONSORS!

Apple Tournament PAST CHAMPIONS

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Valkyrie Angels Bless

VALKYRIE ANGELS

Bless this field

FIELD HOCKEY

Retired #13

this field.

SOCCER

Retired #15

LAUREN TONINI

SHA class of 2001

JENNA COOPER

SHA class of 2001

Their strong spirits and beautiful smiles continue to bless this field.

Please visit the memorial plaque dedicated to the memory of Lauren and Jenna. Lauren, a field hockey player and team captain, and Jenna, a soccer player and collegiate star, were both graduates of Sacred Heart Academy’s Class of 2001. Lauren and Jenna played on this field as seniors after anxiously awaiting its completion most of their high school careers. Both girls attended the field’s dedication, and Lauren sang solo for the opening National Anthem. During Jenna’s brief returns from college, she continued her training by running laps on this track. Lauren attended Auburn University and Jenna attended the University of Nebraska. Both girls died in their junior year of college at the age of 21 in separate tragedies. Their strong leadership and determination continue to inspire many young players to follow their dreams and be who they are inside.

Wendy Lee Martin Most Valuable Player Award

The SHA Apple Tournament is pleased to present the award for the Most Valuable Player of the tournament, in honor of Louisville field hockey stalwart and inspiration, Wendy Lee Martin.

After playing NCAA Division I basketball at the University of Kentucky (1972-1975), Wendy Lee Martin took the reins of a proud Louisville Collegiate School field hockey tradition in 1981. In her 32-year tenure with Collegiate, she led the Amazon Field Hockey Program to 11 State Championships and coached 6 All-Americans.

In 1993, Wendy and co-author W.F. Axton published the definitive Spalding Sports Series book about the game entitled simply “Field Hockey” which informed and enlightened numerous generations of local coaches, players, and parents.

In 2009, Wendy was diagnosed with breast cancer. She never let that diagnosis stand in her way as she led the Amazons to the KY State Championship game that season. Selected by her peers as the Kentucky Field Hockey Association’s Coach of the Year a record 12 times, in 2002, Wendy was inducted into the Metro Louisville Athletics Hall of Fame. In 2010, she was inducted into the Louisville Collegiate School Athletic Hall of Fame. The Apple Tournament honors Wendy with providing a player in the Varsity Divisions with the Wendy Lee Martin Most Valuable Player Award.

Honoring those in the Fight

Since 2010, the local field hockey community has raised and donated tens of thousands of dollars to local cancer centers and non-profits to honor Wendy and many others affected by cancer, and the Apple Tournament and Sacred Heart Academy are honored to carry on this important tradition.

Recent recipients include:

2014 – James Graham Brown Cancer Center (joint effort by Stick it to Cancer and Apple Tournaments)

2018 and 2019 – Twisted Pink, local non-profit providing funding to metastatic breast cancer research founded by Caroline Johnson, former SHA field hockey parent

2020 – Twisted Pink and ALK Positive

2021 and 2022 – ALK Positive, a patient-driven organization, dedicated to improving the life expectancy and quality of life for all ALK-Positive lung cancer patients worldwide by providing support, empathy, and research funding.

2023 – Twisted Pink and Norton Cancer Institute

Proud Supporters: Samantha Stallings '11

Pam Stallings '82

Go Valkyries!

Go Valkyries!!

TAKE APPLE!!

THE 2025-2026 SACRED HEART ACADEMY ALUMNAE BOARD

Jenny Hundley Alvey ’87

Amy Helm Baker ’92

Caraline Baker ’19

Emily Bearden ’04

Sarah Gardner Beauerle ’96

Courtney Berg ’05

Elizabeth Aubrey Brenner ’05

Abby Buehner ’18

Crissie Huntley Buntin ’06

Mary Beth Wadell Byron ’81

Kaite Littell Cantrall ’14

Ashlee Gregory Carr ’12

Brittany Miller Edelen ’07

Abigail Thompson Green ’02

Heather Gregory ’16

Whitney Hobbs ’05

Deanna Kronauer Keal ’98

Ruth Dilger Kelly ’66

Allison Kramer-Dillon ’10

Tara Kremer ’89

Allie Wibbels Kunau ’08

Ali Arnett Lewellen ’08

Ellie Masterson ’18

Meredith Edelen Middleton ’15

Lauren Knopf Monfort ’99

Michele Oberst ’80

Bethany Padgett ’15

Lauren Peter ’10

Maria Cowley Quinn ’05

Abbey Fargen Riley ’04

Madge Montgomery Roshkowski ’81

Mattie Tabor ’19

Megan Brumleve Theisen ’95

Elaine Toutant ’04

Sr. Lorna Weiler ’58

Christie Leigh Mueller Wells ’02

Erin White ’93

For more information about the SHA Alumnae Board, please contact Megan Brumleve Theisen ‘95 at mtheisen@shslou.org or 502.736.6408 or visit our website, to learn more! shslou.org

SCHOOL

Sacred Heart Academy

Varsity

Junior Varsity Freshman

Leffert

Pape

Yann

Francie Reibel

Atherton High School

Varsity

JERSEY # NAME GRADE

Kennedi Beams

Lauren Brown

Rylee Carothers

Loni Feusner

Selby Grizzle

Allison Grout

Valentine Hora

Sadie Hyman

Kaelin Johnson

AnnaLee Minteer

Ione Murphy

Charlotte Neumann

Danny Reno-Weber

Paisley Rogers

Aya Thomas

Isabela Wilmes

Natalie Wilson

Head Coach: Monica Holbrook

Assistant Coach: Bill Sudduth

Varsity

NAME JERSEY #

Nola Dalton 92

Maddie Doyle 19

Kaitlynn Freeman 2

Audrey Kuhn 99

Olivia Manikhong 36

Jenna Miranda MGR

Sophia Murphy 18

Monica Piccioli 7

Emma Price MGR

KaHe Robinson 35

Maddie Rousseau 12

Sophie Rousseau 3

Ainsley Simon 13

Piper Steuer MGR

Emma Winkler 32

Assumption High School

JV/Varsity

NAME JERSEY #

Carley Amon 44

Molly Barnes 93

Maddie Blakeley 11

Violet Bownas 95

Lillian Chisholm MGR

Sadie Elswick 14

Claire Evans 41

Eva Freeman 9

Madelynn Gilkey 21

Olivia Hall MGR

Jaida Hardesty 4

Stella Jones 20

Greta Korkrin 29

Abby Lee 15

Clara Lynch 25

Olivia Miller 6

Molly McClish 43

Ava Maroni 94

Kendall Wallace 42

Gwen Baker 8

Rachel Bloise 40

Mackenzie Douglas 28

Bristol Hill 1

Lauren Kingery 30

Cara Kingery 26

Lilly Kyser 16

Ruby Kate Mahoney 27

AK Mehling 31

Sarabeth Trapp 34

JV/Varsity

NAME JERSEY #

Nola Dalton 92

Maddie Doyle 19

Kaitlynn Freeman 2

Audrey Kuhn 99

Olivia Manikhong 36

Jenna Miranda MGR

Sophia Murphy 18

Monica Piccioli 7

Emma Price MGR

KaHe Robinson 35

Maddie Rousseau 12

Sophie Rousseau 3

Ainsley Simon 13

Piper Steuer MGR

Emma Winkler 32

Gwen Baker 8

Rachel Blois 40

Mackenzie Douglas 28

Bristol Hill 1

Lauren Kingery 30

Cara Kingery 26

Lilly Kyser 16

Ruby Kate Mahoney 27

AK Mehling 31

Sarabeth Trapp 34

Freshmen

Molly Barnes

Whitney Beyerle

Violet Bownas

Emma Eckels

Callie Embry

Zoe Evans

Abby Ivie

Eva Freeman

Ava Horlander

Vivian Kaufman

Leah King

Reese Nunn

Brie Ridder

Emile Slahta

Ballard High School

Varsity Junior Varsity

JERSEY # NAME

4 Reese Johnson 2026

7 Ella Miller 2026

21 Mia Gladys 2026

5 Remy Aldridge 2026

92 Emma Galloway 2026

10 Olivia Nelson 2026

9 Lizzie Dohn 2026

19 Lauren Wagoner 2026

38 Logan Mull 2026

27 Emily King 2026

12 Carlee Priest 2027

3 Neely Curtis 2027

25 Alice Pugh 2027

11 Cassidy Harrison 2027

95 Molly Keck 2027

20 Kate Walker 2028

15 Catherine Barrick 2028

17 Elizabeth LaBarbara 2028

8 Sloan Martin 2028

13 Brighton Rogers 2028

JERSEY # NAME GRADE

Maddie Henry 2027

Chloe Staebler 2027

Claire Sharon 2027

Long 2027

Ruthvika Addala 2027

Sully Reed 2028

Lucy Dohn 2028

Sophia Angilella 2028

Anushka Shetty 2028

Lepping 2029

Druley 2029

McFarland 2029

Richardson 2029

2029

Lundgard 2029

Yoffe 2029

Clare O'Dea 2030

Christian Academy of Louisville

Varsity/JV

McKenna Lacy 11

Morgan Lala 12

Juliet MacLeod 9

Faith Major 11

Macie Mauzy 8

Navy McCutcheon 9

Lainey Miller 11

Amelia Ohr 10

Josie Redman 10

Lindsey Sloan 9

Eviana Steinrock 10

Lena Stucker 9

Chatham Thompson 11

Lila Ward 9

Amelia Warren 9

Sarah Wedding 10

Grace Willing 11

Louisville Collegiate School

Varsity

Junior Varsity

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