ALUMNI ATHLETES IN THE NEWS 2018-2019
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ALUMNI ATHLETES IN THE NEWS 2018-2019
FALL SEASON
Cydnie Martin CK’17 finished her sophomore season playing
defender for the Bowdoin College Polar Bears Field Hockey Team.
The Polar Bears tied for 4th in conference play and were 6th seed in
the NESCAC Tournament. Bowdoin lost to Williams in the
quarterfinals.
Last season, Cydnie started in one game for the 10-7 Polar Bears
who advanced to the NESCAC Semifinals.
Cydnie was an All-State and All-Catholic League captain of the
Cranes Field Hockey Team and a varsity letter winner in Track and
Field.
Joey Files CK’15 completed his senior season playing
tight end and special teams for the 8th ranked
Michigan Wolverines football team. Joey was named
Scout Team Player of the Week for Northwestern and
made his playing debut against Western Michigan this
fall. Joey also played TE against Nebraska. Joey
earned Academic All-Big Ten Honors in 2017 and
2018 and plans to return to play his redshirt senior
season.
Files was a 3-sport athlete for the Cranes and was an
All-State, All-Catholic League, and Academic All-
Catholic League captain of the Football Team; All-
Catholic League captain of the Basketball Team; and a
defenseman on the 2015 State Champion Lacrosse
Team.
Jalen Allen CK’17 finished his sophomore season
playing running back for the Lions of Columbia
University. The Lions had their first back to back
winning season since 1962.
Jalen was an Honorable Mention Academic All-State
and Academic All-Catholic League captain of the
CK Football Team and was a varsity letterman in
Track and Field.
Tristan Knoer CK’17 finished his sophomore
season at linebacker for the Big Red of Dennison University. Dennison clinched their first North
Coast Athletic Conference Football Championship in 32 years and received their first NCAA
Playoff berth since 1985! The Big Red drew national powerhouse Mount Union in the first
round.
Tristan led his team in tackles with 55 (29 solo/26
assists), had 2.5 sacks, 3.5 tackles for loss, 1 forced
fumble, 1 fumble recovery and a pass break up.
Last season, Tristan played in all 10 games and was a
special teams standout for the 7-3 Big Red recording
9 solo tackles, 7 assisted tackles, one forced fumble
and 1 fumble recovery on the season.
Tristan was an Academic All-Catholic League
captain of the Cranes Football and Baseball teams.
Dan Russell CK’17 was redshirted in his sophomore season for the
Lords of Kenyon College football team. Last season, Russell had
17 receptions for 189 yards and 3 touchdowns on the season and
was their long snapper.
Dan was an 11-sport varsity letter winner for the Cranes in
Football, Basketball and was a State Qualifier and Regional
Champion captain of the CK Track and Field Team.
Tim Hauxwell CK’18 was redshirted in
his freshman season playing on the
offensive line for the 4-6 Huskies of
Michigan Tech.
Tim was 2nd Team AP All-State, Detroit News Honorable Mention
All-State and All-County North, and All-Catholic League for the
Cranes District Championship Football Team and Honorable Mention
All-State, Honorable Mention All-Metro and All-Catholic League
captain of the CHSL Championship Basketball Team.
Trevor McConnell CK’18 completed his
freshman season playing quarterback for the 5-5 Polar Bears of Ohio
Northern. Trevor led the junior varsity offense this season to gain valuable
playing experience.
Trevor was an AP Honorable Mention All-State,
Detroit News Honorable Mention All-State and All-
County North, and All-Catholic League captain of
the Cranes District Champion Football Team and
was a letterman on the CK Baseball Team.
Adam Samet CK’18 completed his freshman season playing on the
offensive line for the Kenyon Lords. Adam played both offensive and
defensive line for the Cranes District Championship Football Team.
Pierson Cook CK’18 was redshirted his freshman season as a punter
for the Commodores of Vanderbilt. Pierson was a 1st Team All-State,
AP Honorable Mention All-State, Detroit News 2nd Team All-State
and All-County North, and All-Catholic League kicker for the Cranes
District Champion Football Team.
Christopher Smith CK’18 finished his
freshman season playing defensive tackle
for the Crimson of Harvard and had 2 solo
tackle, 9 assists and a half sack.
Christopher was captain of Cranbrook’s
first District Championship Team and was 2-time All-State and 4-time
All Catholic League. Smith was also captain for the CK CHSL
Championship Basketball Team.
Marqis Stokes CK’18 completed his
freshman season playing defensive back for
the 8-3 Oilers of Findlay. Unfortunately, Marqis sustained a season
ending knee injury this season and was redshirted.
Stokes was an All-Catholic League and Honorable Mention All-County
captain of the District Champion Cranes Football Team and a State
Qualifier and Regional Finalist as a sprinter for the Cranes Track and
Field Team.
Cordelia Chan CK’15 is competing in
her senior season for the Ephs of
Williams College. Cordelia was chosen to be Captain of the
NCAA 8th ranked Ephs Team this season. In the spring season,
the Ephs won the Amherst Tournament for the first time in
program history smashing records along the way. Cordelia led
her team as Medalist of the Tournament. At the NCAA
Championships, Cordelia had an amazing four days finishing
the tournament as the medalist and NCAA National
Champion! The Ephs finished NCAA Runner-Up for the second
straight year. The Ephs also
won the 2018 NESCAC
Championship in the fall.
In the fall Mt Holyoke Invitational, Cordelia not only beat
her own 18-hole record of 67, she also broke the school
36-hole record (144) set in 2012. Cordelia earned All-
NESCAC honors for the fourth consecutive year.
Last season, Chan finished as runner-up medalist in all three of the Ephs fall season matches and
helped to lead her team to a two-hole playoff for the NCAA Division III National Championship.
After four days of play, the Ephs finished National Champion Runner-Up! Cordelia finished
15th overall in the Championships and was named 2nd Team All-American (for the 3rd straight
year) and to the All-Region East Team (for the 2nd straight year) and earned All-NESCAC
honors for the 3rd straight year and was chosen as the NESCAC Player of the Year.
As a sophomore, Cordelia helped the Ephs earn an 8th consecutive NCAA National Tournament
berth where she finished 11th to lead her team to a 4th place finish. Cordelia won the Williams
Invitational and added three other top-10 finished to earn All-NESCAC 2nd Team honors. Chan
finished 10th at the 2016 NESCAC Championship. The Ephs repeated as NESCAC Champions.
Cordelia earned 2nd Team All-American honors.
In her freshman season, Cordelia and her team set
single and two-day records as the Ephs had never
shot below 300 as a team to win the Mount Holyoke
Invitational. Cordelia had a school record setting
second round score of 68 to win the event. The
Ephs finished 5th in the NCAA Tournament and
Cordelia led her team placing 9th in the Nation. Cordelia was recognized by Sports Illustrated
“Faces in the Crowd” for her debut season of competition on the intercollegiate golf scene in
NCAA Division III. Cordelia finished the season with a stroke average of 77.70 and was 1st
Team All-NECAC, named NECAC Rookie of the Year, earned All-Northeast Region and
Honorable Mention All-American Honors.
Cordelia was an MHSAA Two-time State Champion and earned Dream Team, All-State, All-
County, All-Region, All-Catholic and Academic All-Catholic honors while serving as captain for
the State Runner-Up CK Girls Golf Team. Cordelia was also selected to the Catholic League
Hall of Fame Class of 2019.
Molly Weiner CK’16 is playing golf in her junior
season for the Dutchwomen of Union College. Molly led
the Dutchwomen in the fall New York University
Invitational to finish 21st overall and earned Liberty
League All-Academic honors in the fall and spring.
This spring the Dutchwomen finished 5th in the Liberty
League Championships and Molly led her team shooting
170 to finish 12th overall. Molly had a record setting
season for Union with her 84.44 scoring average
which is the lowest in school history and earned
Honorable Mention All-Liberty League honors.
Last season, Union finished 5th in the Liberty League Championships where Molly finished in
the top 25 and earned Liberty League All-Academic honors.
As a freshman, Molly had the team’s top performances in six events including a 2nd place finish
against Vassar and the Dutchwomen finished 4th in the William Smith Invitational backed by a
6th place finish by Molly. Molly was honored as the Dutchwomen Most Valuable Player.
Molly was an Honorable Mention All-State, and All-
Catholic League captain of the State Runner-Up Cranes
Golf Team.
Carmen Chan CK’18 is in her freshman season playing
golf for Wellesley College. Wellesley earned Liberty
League Runner-Up for the first time in program history.
Carmen was an All-State, Academic All-State,1st Team All-
County, and All-Catholic League captain of the Cranes Golf
Team.
Dylan Deogun CK’15 is in his senior season playing golf for the
Spartans of Michigan State. The Spartans placed 3rd in the Big Ten
Championships and earned their 4th consecutive NCAA national
Tournament bid. The Spartans finished 7th overall in the Pullman
Regional Championships.
As a junior, Deogun competed in one event and as a sophomore,
Dylan saw action in 8 events and earned Academic All-Big Ten
honors. The Spartans finished 7th in the Big Ten and 7th in the
Regional Championship tournament. As a freshman, Dylan
competed in in two events and finished 40th at the Clemson
Challenge shooting a season low 76.
Dylan was an All-State Super Team, All-Oakland County, All-Region and All-District
Champion, and captain of the Cranes 2014 State Championship and 2015 State Runner-Up Golf
Teams. Dylan was also a Varsity Letterwinner in Ice Hockey.
Brandon Karr CK’16 completed his junior season playing golf for
the Jumbos of Tufts University who finished 7th at the NEIGA
Championships and 4th in the NESCAAC Championships.
Last season, Tufts finished 4th at the NESCAC Championships and
Brandon was named to the NESCAC All-Conference 2nd Team!
As a freshman, Brandon hit Tufts’ first hole in one in 25 years on
the par three 18th hole at the Duke Nelson Invitational! Karr finished
26th at that Invitational and at the NESCAC Qualifier, Brandon
finished tied for 20th overall.
Brandon was captain of the Cranes Golf Team winning the State Championship in 2014, was a
captain of the 2015 CK State Champion Tennis Team, was an Honorable Mention All-County,
Regional and State Champion at #3 doubles.
Devin Deogun CK’17 is a sophomore member of the Michigan State
Spartan Golf Team. So far this season, Devin placed 1st in the Pioneer
Creek Collegiate, 7th in the Challenge of Champions, 66th in the Marquette
Intercollegiate and 79th in the Grandover Collegiate Tournament.
Devin was an individual State Champion, All-State, All-Region and All-
Catholic league captain of the Cranes Regional
Champion Golf Team.
Kaela Mali CK’17 finished her sophomore season
starting as a defenseman for the Knights of
Carleton College. The Knights posted a strong defense this season,
posting 6 shutouts and Kaela was recognized on the All-MIAC Team.
Kaela scored her first college goal in her freshman season.
Kaela was an Honorable Mention All-State, All-Region, All-District, All-
Catholic League and Academic All-Catholic league captain for the
Cranes Soccer Team and was a varsity letterman in Track and Field.
Trevor Stormes CK’16 finished his junior season at goal
keeper for the 9-7-2 Eagles Soccer Team of Emory College.
Trevor had 9 saves for a .750 save percentage and had 3
goals against this season.
Last season, the 15-5-2 Eagles lost in the quarterfinals of the
NCAA National Championships. Trevor has logged 6 saves
and had a save percentage of .500 and a 4-1 win/loss record
at goal. The Eagles reached the Elite 8 with a 15-5-2 record.
Trevor was an All-State, All-County and All-Catholic
League captain for the Cranes State semifinalist Soccer
Team and a captain for the CK Baseball Team.
Cullin Irvine CK’17 finished his sophomore season playing forward for
the Transylvania University Pioneers Soccer Team that finished 8-5-6
and fell to Carleton College in a heartbreaking loss in the first round of
the NCAA Playoffs.
Cullin was an All-District and All-League athlete for the Cranes State
semifinalist Soccer Team.
Colin Canning CK’18 was redshirted in his freshman season as a goal
keeper for the University of Rochester Yellow Jackets. The Yellow
Jackets advanced to the Final Four Round of the NCAA National
Playoffs for the first time in school history.
Colin was a 3rd Team All-State, All-Region, 1st Team All-District, 1st
Team All-Conference goalie for the Cranes Soccer Team. Colin was
also captain and State Championship Qualifier on the CK Track Team
and a letter winner on the CHSL Championship Basketball Team.
Margaret Payne CK’16
finished her junior season
playing middle hitter on the
Miami of Ohio Redhawks Volleyball Team. The
RedHawks earned its third straight MAC regular
season Championship and finished MAC Tournament
Runner-Up after falling to Eastern Michigan in the
Championship. The Redhawks earned their first post
season victory over Northern Kentucky and were
knocked out of the National Volleyball Invitational
Tournament by Valparaiso.
Margaret was named MAC Player of the Week for
her performance in September. Payne finished with 16 blocks in six sets, an incredible 2.67
blocks per set average for the week. After recording five blocks in the win over Akron, Payne
followed that up with a career-high 11 blocks (one solo and 10 assisted) against Buffalo. She
contributed offensively in the win over Buffalo as well with 13 kills and a .429 attack
percentage. For the week, Payne scored 24.5 points (including 19.5 in just three sets versus the
Bulls), an average of 4.08 points per set. Margaret leads the team with 212 kills and 95 blocks.
Margaret was selected to the Pre-season All-Mac East Division Team as the Redhawks top
returning offensive player and led her team in total points (396.5), Kills (321) and blocks (132)
to earn First Team All-MAC honors and Academic All-MAC
Last season, the Redhawks fell to Baylor in the first round of the NCAA National
Championships. Margaret appeared in all 32 matches making 27 starts and was 3rd with kills
(289), led the team in attack percentage, and finished 1st in total blocks (79). Margaret earned
Academic All-MIAC and recorded a career high 20 kills to lead her team to victory over
Northern Arizona in the Miami Best Western Sycamore Inn Invitational. As a freshman, Payne
had 25 kills and 12 blocks.
Margaret was an All-State, All-County, All-Region and All-Catholic League captain for the
Cranes Volleyball Team.
WINTER SEASON
Alexis Deitz CK’17 finished her sophomore season playing
basketball for the Hornets of Kalamazoo College. Lex scored 1.9
points per game and shot 75% from the free throw line.
Last season, Alexis averaged 1.4 points per game shooting 23.7
% from the field and 13.6% from the three-point line.
Alexis was an Honorable Mention All-County, All-District and
All-Catholic League captain for the Cranes Basketball Team that
scored over 1,000 points in her CK career and was a varsity letter
winner in Track and Field.
Keiko DeClerck CK’15 completed her senior
season playing hockey for the 6th ranked Princeton
Tigers. Keiko was elected Assistant Captain and
scored 1 goal and with 2 assists this season and the
Tigers claimed their 8th Ivy League
Championship defeating Brown 8-2 in the
championship. In the ECAC Quarterfinals, The
Tigers defeated St Lawrence and lost to Cornell in
the Semifinal. The Tigers earned an At-Large bid to
the NCAA Tournament but fell to the Minnesota
Gophers in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
As a junior, Keiko scored 8 goals (1 game winner), had 4 assists and blocked 16 shots for the
Tigers. Princeton finished 14-14-4 and lost in the quarterfinals of the ECAC Championships.
Keiko played in all 33 games as a sophomore and scored 2 goals, had 1 assist, and blocked 19
shots for the season. The Tigers fell to Clarkson in the ECAC Semifinals this season. In her
freshman season, the Tigers recorded the most wins in Princeton history and lost in overtime in
the ECAC quarterfinals. Keiko scored 4 goals and had 5 assists.
Keiko was a former CK Girls Hockey captain that helped lead the Cranes Girls Hockey Team to
a State Championship in 2013. DeClerck was also an All-State member of the CK Field Hockey
Team and Honorable Mention All-State standout on the CK Soccer Team.
Lucy Dembeck CK’15 completed her senior year
and was elected captain of the hockey team for the
Mules of Colby College. The Mules had their best
season in women’s hockey but were knocked out of
the NESCAC Championships by Hamilton. Lucy
scored 4 goals this season and was selected on the
NESCAC Winter All-Sportsmanship Team. The
Mules fell to Hamilton College in the NESCAC
Quarterfinal.
Last season, Lucy scored her first college goal against Post University and made the NESCAC
All-Academic Team. The 8-13-4 Mules lost in the quarterfinals of the NESCAC playoffs.
Lucy played in all 20 games as a sophomore and was named to the NESCAC All-Academic
Team! Lucy played in 18 games as a freshman.
Lucy was an Honorable Mention All-State CK Hockey player and an Academic All-State
member of the CK lacrosse Team.
Angie Wiater CK’18 completed her freshman
season playing hockey for the Mammoths of
Amherst College. Angie scored her first college
career goal against Connecticut College this
November. This season Angie scored 2 goals
and had 2 assists this season. The Mammoths
defeated Trinity in the NESCAC quarterfinals
and fell to top seed Williams in the Semifinal.
Angie was a member of the National Champion
16 U AAA Team in 2017 and an All-American,
Academic All-American, Academic All-State,
2nd Team All-State, All-Catholic League and
Academic All-Catholic League member of the two-time State Champion CK Girls Lacrosse
Team.
Olive Stevens CK’18 completed her freshman
season playing defense for the Adrian Bulldogs,
who capped their season off with a National
Championship bid.
Olive was a two-time 1st Team All-State and All-
Catholic League, captain of the Cranes State
Runner-Up Hockey Team and received Honorable
Mention All-State and All-League awards her
junior and senior years on the two-time State
Champion Lacrosse Team.
Chad Langlais
CK’05 (Michigan) played defenseman for the professional
hockey team Rouen in France and scored 7 goals with 33 assists
on the season.
Langlais also skated for the Les Rapaces de Gap also in France,
the Sheffield Steelers in England, Belfast Giants, Trenton Titans,
Arizona Sundogs, Evansville Icemen and Dayton Gems during his
professional career.
While playing for the Michigan Wolverines, Chad scored 13 goals
and had 68 assists. He holds the school record for 173 consecutive
games played; helped Michigan reach the NCAA Frozen Four title game and was an All-CCHA
performer. Chad was an All-State member of the CK Boys Hockey Finalist Team of 2005.
Casey Wellman ’06 (University of Massachusetts Amherst),
skated for the SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers in Switzerland and had
17 goals and 9 assists this season.
Last season, Casey skated for the SOCHI Canadian Hockey team
and scored 10 goals with 21 assists. In 2016-17, Casey skated for
the Frolunda HC in Sweden and had 14 goals and 19 assists.
Casey has played for the Moscow Spartak of the KHL, Hershey
Bears, Washington Capitals, San Antonio Rampage, Houston
Aeros, and Minnesota Wild since his college graduation.
Wellman was Minutemen Hockey East All-Academic and UMass
Rookie of the Year. In 73 games, Casey recorded 34 goals and 44
assists. Casey was Captain and an All-State member of the 2006 State Champion Hockey Team.
Andrew Miller CK‘07 (Yale) skated for the HC Fribourg-
Gotteron of Switzerland and had 11 goals and 16 assists.
Last season, Andrew skated for the Charlotte Checkers of the
AHL Carolina Hurricanes and scored 15 goals and with 37
assists this season.
Miller agreed to terms to play for the Carolina Hurricanes in
2017-18 after ranking 3rd in points and 2nd in assists for the
Charlotte Checkers despite missing 21 games due to injury in
2016-17. Miller scored 11 goals and 30 assists last season.
Andrew scored his first NHL goal for the Edmonton Oilers and
became only the sixth NHL player to score his first goal on a penalty shot.
Miller scored 42 goals and had 114 assists in his career as captain of the Yale Hockey Team.
Andrew led the Yale Bulldogs to the National Championship in 2013; earned the NCAA
Tournament MVP; and was an AHCA All-American and an All-ECAC performer.
Andrew was Captain and an All-State State member
of the CK 2007 State Champion Hockey Team and an
All-American/All-State Cranes lacrosse player. Miller
owned the record for combined goals and assists in
Cranbrook lacrosse history and was a member of the
2006 State Championship Team.
Jake Chelios CK’08 (Michigan State) skated for the
Grand Rapids Griffins of the AHL and had 1 goal with
13 assists as a defenseman. Jake was brought up tothe Redwings for the Stanley Cup Playoffs and contributed to the Redwing win over the
Devils.
Last season, Jake skated for the Charlotte Checkers of the AHL and scored 4 goals with 10
assists this season. Chelios had 4 goals and 28 assists in 2016-17. Chelios has also skated for the
Chicago Wolves of the AHL and the Toledo Walleye of the ECHL.
Jake played for the Spartans of Michigan State where he scored 17 goals and had 37 assists
leading all Spartan defensemen in scoring during his senior year and was Honorable Mention
All-Big Ten. Chelios was also a CCHA Rookie of the Year as a freshman.
Patrick Brown CK’10 (Boston College) skated in the
NHL playing for the Charlotte Checkers and scored 19
goals with 16 assists this season. Patrick was brought
up to the Carolina Hurricanes for the NHL Stanley
Cup Playoffs where he helped the team defeat the
Washington Capitals in a game 7 thriller then added
ice time to help defeat the New York Islanders and
advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals where
they were eliminated by the Boston Bruins.
Last season, Patrick was chosen Captain for a second
season and scored 7 goals and had 20 assists for the
Checkers. Patrick scored his first NHL goal and added
an important assist in the Carolina Hurricanes 4-3 win against the New York Rangers in 2015.
Brown served Boston College as team captain that scored 15 goals with 15 assists his senior year
and became the first player in Hockey East to score 2 short-handed goals in regular season play.
Patrick scored 21 goals and had 22 assists in his collegiate career and was a three-time Hockey
East All-Academic athlete.
Patrick was a Dream Team, All-State, All MIHL and All County captain of the Cranes 2010
State Championship Team and was a varsity letter winner on the CK Lacrosse Team.
Cameron Heath CK’12 completed his senior hockey
season for the Golden Griffins of Canisius College in
the Atlantic Conference. Cam scored 4 goals and had 19
assists this season. Cam was selected as Defensive
Player of the Week in November. Heath’s career 25
goals were the 3rd most by a defenseman in school
history. His 53 assists were the 2nd most for the Griffs in
21 seasons. After the season, Cam signed a contract to
play professionally for the South Carolina Sting
Rays.
Cam scored 7 goals with 14 assists last season. Heath was named Defensive Player of the Week
in the Atlantic hockey Conference in the victory over American International earlier in theseason and was awarded Top Defenseman honors for the 2nd straight year. Heath earned 1st Team All-Atlantic Conference honors. The Griffins were knocked out of the Atlantic Hockey Conf. championships in the semifinals by Air Force. Can earned AHCA All-American Scholar Awards in 2017 and 2018. In his sophomore season, Cam scored 7 goals and had 11 assists, and was honored as the AHC Defenseman of the Year for the second straight year and earned 2nd Team All-AHC with 46 blocked shots on the League leading defense. Cam was also recognized on the Atlantic Conference All-Academic Team. Cam was noted as being a key piece to the defense that led the League in scoring defense, goals allowed and penalty kill percentage. Cam was 12th in the NCAA Division 1 in defensemen with game winning goals and in power play goals scored. Heath helped the Griffs win its first Atlantic Conference Championship. Canisius posted the second longest unbeaten streak this season with 17 consecutive wins. As a freshman, Heath led all defensemen with 16 points, scored 7 goals and had 9 assists ranking him third in Atlantic Hockey among defensemen. Cam netted his first freshman goal against Ohio State. Cam earned Top Defenseman honors, becoming the 4th Griffin rookie in school history to earn the accolade and was named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team. Since graduation, Cam skated for the New Jersey Hit Men of the USPHL and the Islanders of the PAL, was the League’s second leading scorer in 2014 and third leading scorer in 2015 and made the All-Star Team for both Leagues. Heath was an All-State and All-Catholic captain of the 2012 Cranes Hockey Team. Ethan Weiss CK’12 completed his senior year at forward for the Leopards of Wentworth Institute of Technology and had 1 goal with 15 assists this season. The Leopards were knocked out of the CCC Tournament by the University of New England. Last season, Ethan scored 3 goals with 8 assists. The 9-14-3 Leopards fell to University of New England in the Commonwealth Coast Conference quarterfinal championships. In his sophomore season, Ethan scored 4 goals and had 2 assists. As a freshman, Weiss had 4 assists for the Leopards. Ethan played for the Brockville Braves (CCHL) in Brockville Ontario for the past two years and received the Mike "Dogger" Daoust Award which is awarded to the player that most exemplifies commitment and dedication to the team and to the sport. Ethan was captain and an Honorable Mention All-State member of the Cranes Hockey Team.
Michael Romund CK’13 finished his senior year
skating for the Raiders of the Milwaukee School of
Engineering and had 9 goals and 7 assists this season.
The Raiders fell to Adrian in the NCHA Tournament.
Last season, Michael scored 2 goals with 2 assists for
the 11-14-2 Raiders who were knocked out of the
Northern Collegiate Hockey Association Harris Cup
quarterfinals by top ranked Adrian. In his sophomore
season, Michael scored 5 goals and had 5 assists and
the Raiders finished 12-8-5. Michael scored 5 goals
(2 game winning) with 4 assists as a freshman.
After graduation, Romund skated for the Junior Islanders of the USPHL Premier in 2013-14 and
scored 11 goals and 9 assists in 53 games with the Junior Islanders. Michael then skated for the
Waterloo Siskins of the GOJHL where he scored 10 goals and 16 points in 34 games.
Michael was an All-State member of the 2013 State Champion Boys Hockey and letter winner
on the State Championship Boys Lacrosse Team.
Kevin Shand CK’13 finished his junior season
skating with former CK teammate Mike Romund for
the Milwaukee School of Engineering Raiders. Kevin
scored 2 goals with 2 assists this season.
As a freshman, Kevin scored 2 goals and had 5
assists. Kevin skated for the Metro Jets of the North
American 3 Hockey League and scored 41 goals and
was third in the NA3HL in scoring. Kevin has also
played for the Springfield Jr. Blues, the Brookings
Blizzard and the Coulee Regions Chill.
Shand was an All-County member of the CK 2013-14 State Championship and a varsity
letterman on the Cranes Football Team.
Zach Feldman CK’13 finished his junior season playing
hockey for the Foresters of Lake Forest College and had 4
goals with 8 assists on the season. Zach earned Academic
All-NCHA for the second straight year. The Foresters lost
in the semifinals of the NCHA Harris Cup Playoffs.
Zach was selected to be a member of the 20th Annual
Maccabiah Games representing the United States in
the sport of hockey this past summer. The Maccabiah is
the largest and longest running Jewish sports organization
spanning over five continents, more than 60 countries, 450 clubs, and 400,000 members. MWU
is a Zionist organization that utilizes sports as a means to bring Jewish people of all ages closerto Judaism and Israel in addition to various informal educational activities in a manner that
surpasses politics and sectarianism. Team USA lost to Team Canada 7-2 in the Finals.
Last season, Zach scored 2 goals with 3 assists and earned Northern Collegiate Hockey
Association All-Academic. The 15-11-2 Foresters fell to top ranked Adrian in the Northern
Collegiate Hockey Association Harris Cup semifinals.
As a freshman, Zach scored his first college goal against 15th ranked UW Eau Claire and scored
5 goals and had 8 assists on the season.
Zach was recognized at the School’s “A Team” dinner honoring the Lake Forest athletes who
received straight A’s. The Foresters tied the program record for Conference victories. Feldman
was an All-State, All-MIHL and All-County member of the Cranes 2013-14 State Championship
Team.
Christopher Brown CK’14 completed his
senior year as a 2-year captain for the Boston
College Eagles Hockey Team and had 7 goals
and 9 assists on the season. The Eagles lost to
Northeastern in the Hockey East
Championship. Christopher signed with the
Pittsburgh affiliate Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Penguins after the season.
Last season, Brown scored 9 goals and 10
assists as the Eagles claimed their 16th
Hockey East Conference Championship but
were knocked out of the Hockey East semifinals by Boston U.
As a sophomore, Brown scored 9 goals and had 17 assists to be the Eagles leading scorer. The
Eagles finished 21-15-4. Christopher scored 2 goals and had 9 assists as a freshman for the
Hockey East League Co-Champions to help his team advance to the Frozen Four of the National
Championship tournament.
Brown played junior hockey for the Green Bay Gamblers for one season after graduation and
was the leading scorer on the Gamblers’ roster with 13 goals and 19 assists in 43 games.
Brown was a captain and All-State performer on
the CK Boys Hockey Team and Boys Lacrosse
Team and was drafted in the NHL by the
Buffalo Sabres after his senior year while
playing hockey for the Cranes.
Noah Gilreath CK’14 finished his junior
season as a defenseman for the Mammoths of
Amherst College. Noah scored 3 goal with 6assists this season. Them Mammoths advanced to the NESCAC Championship after defeating
Amherst, Colby and Weslyan but lost to Trinity in the Final.
Last season, Noah scored 2 goals with 3 assists. The 11-9-5 Mammoths fell to Colby College in
the NESCAC Semifinals. Noah was chosen as the Amherst Athlete of the Month in January for
his work on and off the ice.
Gilreath has been serving his community as a companion at Camp Quality for Children with
Cancer and a counselor at Special Days Camp for Kids with Cancer. He worked on a food truck
for the homeless and in soup kitchens on a New York City Mission Trip with the New York
School for Urban Ministry.
As a sophomore, Noah had 2 goals and 9 assists. The 5th ranked Amherst advanced to the
quarterfinals of the NESCAC Championships.
Noah played defenseman for the Wichita Falls Wildcats of the NAHL prior to college where he
scored 2 goals and had 20 assists. Noah played for the Point Mallard Ducks after graduation.
Gilreath was captain and All-MIHL for the Cranes Hockey Team.
Cooper Stahl CK’15 finished his junior season
skating for the Jumbos of Tufts University. Cooper had
2 assists this season. Last season, Cooper scored 1 goal
with 3 assists. The 5-16-4 Jumbos advanced to the
NESCAC Quarterfinals but fell to top seed Trinity.
As a freshman, Cooper scored 2 goals and had 6 assists
for the Jumbos. The Jumbos lost in the quarterfinals of
the NESCAC Championships. Stahl played juniors for
the Stratford Cullitons of the GOJHL before signing
with Tufts.
Cooper was an All-Catholic, All-MIHL, All-County
and All-State captain for the 2015 CK State Championship Boys Hockey Team.
Austin Alger CK’15 transferred to Canisius
College to play with Cranbrook alumnus Cameron
Heath. Austin scored 12 goals with 16 assists this
season and is second on the team in scoring and
points.
Austin played his freshman season skating with his
brother Alex for the Miami of Ohio Redhawks.
Austin scored 2 goals and had 2 assists.
Prior to college, Austin skated with the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the USHL. Alger was traded
to the Lumberjacks mid-season and had 4 goals with 15 assists. Prior to the trade, Austin had 12goals and 12 assists with the Lancers and was named the USHL Forward of the Week in
December. Austin had 11 goals and 12 assists for the Omaha Lancers of the USHL in his
inaugural season.
Austin has committed to joining his brother to play for Miami of Ohio next season. As captain of
the 2015 Cranbrook hockey Team, Austin led the Cranes to the State Championship earning him
All-State and the coveted Michigan Mr. Hockey trophy.
CJ Regula CK’16 skated for the Shreveport Mudbugs of the
NAHL after being traded from the Minnesota Wilderness and the
Muskegon Lumberjacks. CJ had 1 assist for the Lumberjacks, 4
goals and 5 assists with the Wilderness and had 6 goals with 23
assists with the Mudbugs. CJ will be attending Ohio State
University next year.
CJ had 3 goals and 8 assists for the Rays and 6 goals and 4 assists
for the Wilderness last season. Regula skated for the Wichita Falls
Wildcats of the NAHL in 2016-17 and scored 7 goals and had 13
assists. CJ was a member of the 2015 CK Boys Hockey State
Championship Team
Stephen Friedland CK’16 played goalie for the Evansville Jr
Thunderbolts East Coast of the NA3HL after being traded from the
East Coast Wizards last season and had an 86% save average.
Friedland had 33 saves and 5 goals against for the Wizards in 2017-
18.
Alex Lycett CK’17 skated for the
Waterloo Siskens of the GOJHL and has
scored 33 goals with 23 assists on the
season and another 15 goals with 11
assists during the playoffs.
Last season, Alex scored 26 goals with 23 assists on the season. Alex
was a 1st Team All-State, All-County, All-MIHL and All-Catholic
captain and a member of the Cranes
2015 State Championship Team.
Justin Song CK’18 skated for the Metro
Jets of the NAHL. Justin scored 7 goals and had 18 assists on the
season and was called up to the Boston Jr. Bruins during the
season with his strong performance!Song was a two-time 2nd Team All-State and All-MIHL member of the Cranes Hockey Team.
Mac Brice CK’18 skated for the Maryland Black Bears of the
NAHL after being traded from Team Maryland where Mac
scored 14 goals with 20 assists.
Mac was a 2nd Team All-State and Honorable Mention All-
MIHL North member of the Cranes Hockey Team and captain
for the CK Lacrosse Team.
Evan Daldin CK’18 completed his
freshman season skating for the Concordia Cardinals. Evan sustained a
fractured collar bone requiring surgery.
Anuschka Sambel CK’16 completed her
junior season swimming for the 24th ranked
Connecticut College Camels. The Camels
finished 5th at the NESCAC
Championships.
Anushka placed 12th in the 400 IM, 15th as a
member of the 800 free relay team, 17th in the 400-medley relay, 21st
in the 200 IM, and 27th in the 200-breast stroke.
Last season, Sambel placed 17th in the 400 IM and 21st in the 200IM
at the NESCAC Championships. Sambel also swam the 500 and 1000 freestyle, the 100 butterfly
and the 400 medley events this season. The Camels finished 3rd overall at the NESCAC
Championships.
The Camels finish 3rd in the NESCAC Championships and set a school record by finishing 10th
at the National Championships in Anuschka’s freshman season. The College Swimming Coaches
Association of America (CSCAA) announced that the women's swim team from Connecticut
College had the 2nd highest grade point average (3.78) among Division III swim teams in the
Nation.
Anuschka was an All-State Captain of the CK Aardvarks Swim and Dive Team.
Julia Feord CK’17 finished her sophomore season diving for the
Bears of Brown University. Julia placed 14th in the 3-meter dive
and 18th in the 1-meter dive for the Bears who finished 4th overall
at the Ivy League Championships.
Last season, Feord placed 5th in her first two competitions against
Yale and MIT. The Bears placed 6th in the Ivy League
Championships, were ranked 7th in the nation for best GPA, andnamed to the Scholar All-American Team by the College Swimming Coaches Association.
Julia was a three-time All-State, Academic All-State, two-time Regional Champion, All-Catholic
and Academic All-Catholic diver for the Aardvarks.
Mitch Buccalo CK’15 completed his senior
season swimming for the Bucknell Bison. At
the Patriot League Championships, the Bison
placed third. Mitch placed 18th in the 200 IM,
24th in the 400 IM. At the ECAC
Championships, the Bison placed 4th.
Last season, Buccalo placed 14th in the 200-
back stroke, 3th in the 100 butterfly and 43rd
in the 100-back stroke at the ECAC
Championships. The Bison finished 9th at the ECAC Championships.
Mitch placed 10th in the 200-fly, 13th in the 400IM at the Patriot League Championships and the
Team finished 10th overall at the ECAC Championships as a sophomore. Mitch earned Patriot
League Academic Honor Roll accolades.
As a freshman, Mitch competed in the backstroke, butterfly and IM events for the Bison and
scored 26 points in the Patriot League Championships where he finished 6th in the 200 fly and
400 IM. Mitch owns the program’s third-best time in the 200-fly.
Mitch is a former All-State, All-American, State record holder (200 IM, 400 free-relay, 200
medley relay) and captain for the Cranes Swim and Dive Team. Mitch helped lead the CK Swim
and Dive Team to back to back State Championships in 2014 and 2015 and was the 2015
MHSAA Division 3 Swimmer of the Year.
Andrew Trunsky CK’16 completed his junior season
swimming for the Ephs of Williams College. At the
NESCAC Championships, Andrew was NESCAC
Champion in the 1000 freestyle and Runner-Up in the
1650 free, placed 3rd in the 500 free, and 12th anchoring the
800 free-relay. The Ephs won their 17th straight NESCAC
Championship and finished 7th at the NCAA Championships.
Andrew was chosen to be Ephs Swim and Dive Team
Captain for next year!
Last season, Andrew won the NESCAC Championship in
the 1000 free, anchored his 800 free relay team and placed
1st, placed 3rd in the 500 free and 4th in the 1650 freestyle earning All-NESCAC honors while
the Ephs were NESCAC Runner-Up.Andrew was nominated as Hero of the Week for Division 3 in January for his victories in the 500 and 1000 against rival Amherst and is considered one of the best long- distance swimmers in the country. At the Division III NCAA National Championships, Andrew placed 7th in the 1650 free earning All- American honors. Trunsky also placed 16th in the 500 free and 40th in the 200 freestyle. The Ephs finished 10th overall! As a freshman, Andrew won the 1,000 and 1,650 freestyle events at the NESCAC Championships and was selected as the NESCAC Rookie of the Year earning All-NESCAC Conference honors (only the 2nd Eph to earn such accolades)! The Ephs won their 15th straight NESCAC Championship. At the NCAA National Championships, Andrew earned a 5th place finish in the 1650-yd freestyle, touching to the time of 15:31.22! As the anchor of the 800-yd freestyle relay team, Andrew helped his team finish 8th with an overall time of 6:40.19 and earned All-American honors. The Ephs finished 7th as a Team at Nationals. Andrew was a State Champion, All-State, captain and member of Cranbrook’s 2014, ‘15 and ‘16 State Championship Teams. Matthew Yang CK’17 finished his sophomore season swimming for the Bears of Washington University. The Bears finished 2nd in the AUU Championships where Matthew placed 4th in the 100-breast stroke, 9th in the 400 free and 200 medley relays, 17th in the 200- breast stroke, and 41st in the 200 IM. Matthew also earned Academic All-AUU honors. At the Midwest Invitational, Matthew placed 2nd in the 100-breast stroke. Last season, Yang made an impact in the early season as a member of the Bear’s strong 200 medley relay team and scored meet points in the 100 butterfly, 100 & 200 breaststroke and 200 IM events. At the UAA Championships, Matthew finished 8th in the 100-breast stroke, 12th as a member of the 200-medley relay team, 16th in the 200 breaststroke and 31st in the 200 IM. The bears finished 9th at the NCAA National Championships. Matthew was 9-time All-State finalist, State runner-up in the 100-breast stroke and 200 medley relay and was a leader of Cranbrook’s four State Championship Teams of 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Kevin Hao CK’18 is a teammate of Matt Yang as a swimmer for the 9th
ranked Bears of Washington U. Kevin earned UAA Conference
Swimmer of the Week in February and earned All-AUU honors
placing 3rd in the 200 IM, 4th in the 200-breast stroke, and 10th in the 400
IM at the AUU Championships. At the Midwest Invitational, Kevin
won the 200-breast stroke and placed 3rd in the 100-breast stroke.
Kevin was an All-State captain for the Cranes Swim and Dive Team.
Kevin State Runner-Up in the 200 IM, 200 medley relay and the 400
free-relay, and was Catholic League Champion in the 100 butterfly.
SPRING SEASON
Grant Reuss CK’14 is still recovering from the
Tommy Johns surgery that kept him out last season.
Grant is still listed on the pitching staff in the Gulf
Coast League for the Detroit Tigers West organization.
Grant was drafted in the 29th round, 875 over all, by the
Detroit Tigers as a pitcher from the University of
Michigan.
In his sophomore season, Grant appeared 8 times for
the Wolverines bullpen and posted a team low .050
batting average against. Grant tossed a season high 1.2 innings against Indiana, surrendering one
unearned run while striking out two batters. He also struck out a career high three batters at
Loyola Marymount. Grant earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.
As a redshirt freshman, Grant pitched in relief and had four appearances. He made his first career
relief appearance against Hawaii, allowing no hits and striking out one. Reuss was an All-District
and All-League captain of the CK Baseball Team.
Jordyn Finney CK’16 completed his junior season as a
catcher for the Brittons of Albion College. This season,
Jordyn batted 256, has 13 RBIs, 2nd on the team in stolen
bases and threw out 70% of runners in conference play
earning him 2nd Team All-MIAA. The Brittons earned their
first berth in the NCAA playoffs in 8 years.
Last season, Jordyn threw out 40% of the runners and had a
.243 batting average with 1 homerun and 8 RBIs.As a freshman, Jordyn earned 2nd Team All-Michigan Intercollegiate Association finishing the
season with 40 RBIs (tying for 3rd on Albion’s single season list) and had a .455 batting average
and 46 hits (3rd on the team). He started his collegiate career with a 12-game hitting streak and
was named the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s Position Player of the Week
after hitting a team best .444, catching 7 runners trying to steal, and driving in 3 runs in victories
over Wittenberg University and Penn-State Abington.
Jordyn was an Honorable Mention All-State and All-District captain of the CK Baseball Team.
Jordyn was also an Honorable Mention All-State and All-County captain of the Cranbrook
Basketball Team.
Sydney Shuert CK’14 completed her senior season rowing for the
16th ranked Hoosiers of Indiana University. Sydney rowed on the 2nd
Varsity 4 team. In the Big Ten Championships, the Hoosiers finished
3rd.
Last season, the Hoosiers were one of 22 teams at the NCAA Rowing
Championships for the 5th straight season. The 2018 NCAA Rowing
Championship took place at in Sarasota, Florida hosted by the
University of Central Florida.
In 2016-17, the Hoosiers were one of 13 programs in the country that
qualified for each of the last four NCAA Championships. The Hoosiers were one of five Big Ten
teams to make the NCAA field, tying for the most in conference history. IU joined Ohio State,
Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin. Indiana was seeded No. 14 in the First Varsity Eight race, No.
14 in the Second Varsity Eight race and No. 11 in the Varsity Four races.
Sydney rowed in the N8 category in her redshirt junior season where she finished 1st in the dual
versus Rutgers, 2nd in the Dale England Cup and dual meets versus Ohio State, Louisville and
Kansas, 3rd versus Michigan State and the Clemson Invitational, and 5th at the Big Ten
Championships. Shuert was an All-Region and All-Division member of the
CK Ski Team.
Elizabeth Fairman CK’17 completed her sophomore season rowing for
the Number 1 Nationally Ranked Bobcats of Bates College. This season,
Elizabeth rowed on the 3rd varsity 8 team. The Bobcats won the 2019 New
England Rowing Championship and the 3rd Varsity 8 Team won a thriller
over Williams then went on to win their third straight NESCAC
Championship. Elizabeth and the 3rd Varsity 8 brought home a silver
medal. The win gave the Bobcats an automatic bid to the NCAA
Championships where they went on to win their 3rd consecutive National
Championship! Elizabeth earned NESCAC All-Academic honors.
Last season, Elizabeth rowed on the womens novice V8 that went on to win
the NESCAC Championship and help Bates complete a NESCACChampionship sweep. At the National
Championships hosted in Sarasota Florida,
the Bobcats brought home their second
straight NCAA National Championship
and their third NCAA National
Championship in four years!
Elizabeth was an Academic All-State
captain for the CK Girls Swim and Dive
Team and an individual State
Championships qualifier in the 200
freestyle.
Lauren Baker CK’18 completed her freshman season rowing for the
Diplomats of the Franklin & Marshall Rowing Team. Lauren was
Coxswain of the Womens Varsity 4 that finished 8th at the Mid-
Atlantic Conference Championships. The Diplomats placed 5th overall.
Lauren was two-time captain of the
Cranes Rowing Team.
Will Van Houten CK’18 completed his
freshman season rowing for the Lakers
of Grand Valley State. The Lakers
placed 2nd overall at the MACRA
Championships.
As a captain of the Cranes Rowing Team, Will was Midwest
Scholastic Rowing Association and Scholastic Rowing
Association Champion in Varsity Singles and finished 6th at
Nationals. As a junior, Will won Cranbrook’s first State
Championship and placed 4th at Nationals in Men’s Doubles.
Ariana Vespa CK’15 completed her senior season playing mid-
fielder for the 8th ranked Michigan Wolverines. The Wolverines
have had a record-breaking season with a 15-4 record (and an
undefeated home schedule) and earned their first NCAA
Tournament bid. The Wolverines secured their first ever NCAA
Tournament win defeating Jacksonville 13-9 then lost to Denver 9-
5.
Last season, Ari was hampered with a hamstring injury through
most of the season and redshirted.
Ari earned Academic All-Big Ten, Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and U-M Athletic
Achievement Award honors in her sophomore season for the second season in a row.Ariana is the first ever true walk on to earn a spot on the team. Vespa made her college debut as
a freshman and earned her first career start against Massachusetts in March. Ari earned
Academic All-Big Ten, Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and U-M Athletic Achievement
Award honors.
Ariana was an Academic All-American and All-State captain that
helped lead the Cranes to their first State Championship Game in 2015
and was a four-year letter winner on CK’s Ice Hockey Team.
Jaden Bertuzzi CK’17 completed her redshirt freshman season
playing lacrosse for the Bulldogs of Butler University. Unfortunately,
Jaden sustained a knee injury requiring surgery.
Jaden was a captain for the Cranes 2017 State Championship Girls
Lacrosse Team and an All-State captain of the CK Girls Hockey
Team.
Isabelle Scane CK’18 completed her freshman season
playing lacrosse for the Wildcats of Northwestern
University.
Izzy scored Northwestern's first goal of the 2019
season in 12 seconds, which is the fastest first goal of
the season in program history. Scane went on to
record a second goal, scooped up three ground balls,
secured four draw controls and a caused a game-high
four turnovers versus Louisville. Izzy earned 7
consecutive Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors
(the most of any freshman since the award was
created) for outstanding performances against Ohio
State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Penn, Penn State, Marquette, and
Rutgers. Izzy scored 62 goals (2nd in the Big Ten) with 18 assists and has 59 draw controls on the
season and earned 2nd Team All-American, All-West/Midwest Region and All-Big Ten
honors, was voted unanimously as Big Ten Freshman of the Year and was named to the
All-Big Ten Tournament Team!
The Wildcats defeated Michigan to advance to the Big Ten Championship against #1 ranked
Maryland then defeated the Terrapins 16-11 to win the Big Ten Championship. In the NCAA
Championships, the Wildcats defeated Notre Dame13-9 (Izzy scored 4 goals), advanced to the
NCAA quarterfinals and defeated Syracuse 18-14 to earn a spot in the Final Four and a rematch
of the Big Ten Championship with top ranked Maryland who ended the Wildcats season with a
25-13 win.Isabelle was also selected to the U.S. U-19
Spring Premier at Stanford University this
January. The Spring Premiere featured six teams:
the U.S. senior and U19 teams, along with teams
from England, Japan, Fresno State and Stanford.
The age-eligible players on this squad range from
juniors in high school to sophomores in college and
the mix of experience blended well as the U19
team beat England 18-8. The team opened the
Premiere with an 18-1 victory over Japan's
developmental team in an exhibition game.
Isabelle was a varsity letter winner in the sports of Lacrosse and Field Hockey where she served
as a captain of both teams. In the sport of Lacrosse, Isabelle was the most prolific scorer of goals
and points in MHSAA history. Isabelle earned three-time All-American, Academic All-
American, four-time 1st Team All-State, Academic All-State, and four-time All-Catholic League
honors in the sport of lacrosse. Isabelle was selected to the Under Armour All-American
Team to compete in the 13th Annual Under Armour All-American Lacrosse Games and was
honored as the Detroit Free Press Female Lacrosse Player of the Year.
In Field Hockey, Isabelle earned Academic All-State, 2nd Team All-State, and was two-time All-
Catholic League. Isabelle was a finalist for the Catholic League Female Athlete of the Year and a
Finalist for the Detroit Athletic Club Female Athlete of the Year Award. Scane was a member of
Cranbrook’s first and second MHSAA State Championship Teams in 2017 and 2018, and
Cranbrook’s first Finalists in 2015 and 2016.
Sophia Milia CK’18 completed her freshman
season playing lacrosse for the #1 ranked NAIA
Bees of the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Sophia scored her first college goals in their win
against Erskine College and scored 16 goals with 10
assists the season. The Bees were looking to three-
peat as the NAIA National Invitational Champions
and defeated Lawrence Tech 22-10 in the
quarterfinals then Keiser 17-8 in the semi. The Bees
went on to defeat Benedictine College 18-12 to win
the NAIA National Championship!!!!
Sophia was a two-time 2nd Team All-State, All-
Catholic League and All-League member of the
Cranes 2017 and 2018 State Championship
Teams. Sophia was also a varsity letter winner
on the CK Volleyball Team.Olive Stevens CK’18 completed her freshman season
for the Bulldogs of Adrian lacrosse Team. Olive led
the Bulldogs in their home-opener win over Lourdes
with 4 goals and 4 draw controls, and dominated in
the comeback win over Cleary, leading the team in
goals and caused turnovers. Stevens finished the
season scoring 28 goals with 5 assists and 45 draw
controls and was named the 2019 Rookie of the Year.
Olive was 3-year varsity member and two-time
Honorable Mention All-State and All-League member
of the State Champion CK Lacrosse Team, and a two-
time 1st Team All-State and All-Catholic League
captain of the Cranes State Runner-Up Ice Hockey
Team.
Angie Wiater CK’18 played in her freshman season on the 11th
Ranked Mammoths Lacrosse Team after her hockey season was
completed. Amherst defeated Bowdoin in the NESCAC quarterfinals
and fell to top ranked Middlebury in the NESCAC semifinal.
Angie was an All-American, Academic All-American, Academic All-
State, 2nd Team All-State, All-Catholic League and Academic All-
Catholic League member of the CK Girls Lacrosse Team. Angie
played for 3 State Championships for Cranbrook, (winning two in 2017
and 2018). Angie was also a member of the National Champion 16 U
AAA Hockey Team in 2017.
Johnny Wagner CK’15 completed his senior
season as Captain playing attack man and
midfielder for the Marquette Golden Eagles Men’s
Lacrosse Team. Johnny was a pre-season All-Big
East Team candidate that scored 21 goals with 18
assists this season. Johnny was recognized on the
All Big East Honor Roll for his play against
Duke. Wagner sits 3rd in Marquette history in
both goals (76) and points (106). Johnny became
the 2nd player in Marquette history to score over
100 points and earned All-Big East honors.
Last season, Johnny was named captain for the Golden Eagles and earned Big East Player of
the Week honors after his hat trick and last second game winning goal against Jacksonville.
Wagner earned 1st Team All-Big East by leading the team in goals (30) and points (36). Wagner
scored overtime goals this season against Ohio State, Georgetown, St Johns, Providence and
Jacksonville. Marquette fell to top seed Denver in the Big East Championship Game where
Johnny posted 4 goals and an assist in the game and was named to the All-Big East
Championship Team. Johnny also earned the Big East Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence
Award and was Big East All-Academic.Wagner recorded 22 goals and had 3 assists
as a sophomore and was the teams’ second
leading scorer and earned Big East All-
Academic honors. The Golden Eagles
stunned 2nd seed Denver then beat
Providence to repeat as Big East
Champions earning an automatic bid to the
NCAA Tournament but ran into #4 seed
Notre Dame in the first round who knocked
the Golden Eagles out of the tournament.
Wagner paced the team with his second career hat trick and became just the 8th player in
program history to score 20 goals in a single season.
Wagner scored two goals with four assists on the season. The 19th ranked Golden Eagles played
for their first ever Big East Conference Championship but lost to #1 ranked Denver. Johnny
earned Big East All-Academic honors as a freshman.
In March of 2016, Wagner was selected to the 24 player Team Canada roster for the FIL
U19 Men’s Lacrosse World Championships. He was the second Marquette player to represent
Canada in the World Championships.
Wagner was a captain and All-American that led the 2015 CK Lacrosse Team to the State
Championship and was selected as the State Champs Lacrosse Player of the Year. Wagner was
also Academic All-State and All-County member of the 2016 CK State Champion Hockey
Team.
Charlie Pistner CK’15 was chosen Captain in his
senior season playing attack man on the Defending
National Championship Michigan State Spartan Lacrosse
Team. Charlie scored 23 goals with 16 assists on the
season. Charlie earned 3rd Team All-Continental
Lacrosse Conference honors. The Spartans lost in the
first round of the Championship series to Liberty.
As a junior, Charlie scored 42 goals and had 19 assists on
the season (for a career total of 110 goals and 48 assists)
earning him 2nd Team All-Conference honors.
The Spartans captured their 7th consecutive Central Collegiate Lacrosse Association
Championship to advance to the DI MCLA National Championships hosted in Salt Lake City
Utah as the # 3 seed (highest in school history). The Spartans advanced to the Elite 8 by
knocking off the Oregon Ducks 16-8, to the Final 4 by defeating Virginia Tech 9-3, and to the
semifinals by defeating BYU 12-7. The Spartans faced #1 ranked Chapman Panthers for the
National Championship and Charlie scored 4 goals to help Michigan State win their 1st
MCLA National Championship as they beat the Panthers 10-8! Charlie’s performance earned
him 1st Team All-Tournament honors.As a sophomore, Charlie scored 37 goals and had 22 assists to finish 3rd in scoring on the season
for the Spartans earning Charlie 2nd Team All-Conference honors. The Spartans captured the
Central Collegiate Lacrosse Association Division I Title defeating Pittsburg to advance to the
MCLA National Championships where the Spartans lost to #1 seed BYU in the first round.
As a freshman, Pistner led the Spartans in scoring with 31 goals and 7 assists and earned 2nd
Team All-CCLA honors. Charlie helped the Spartans win their fifth straight CCLA
Championship to advance to the national tournament.
Charlie was an All-State performer that helped lead the CK Boys Lacrosse Team to the State
Championship in 2015. Charlie also was a starter and Academic
All-Catholic League on the Cranes Basketball Team.
Michael Langdon CK’15 completed his senior season playing
lacrosse for the 6th ranked Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. Langdon
played defenseman for the defending ACC Champions. The Irish
defeated Duke in the ACC semifinal then fell to Virginia in the
ACC Championship. The Irish were 8th seed in the NCAA
Tournament and defeated Johns Hopkins 16-9 in the first round
and fell to Duke 14-13 in the quarterfinals.
Michael was an All-State captain of the Cranes 2015 State
Championship Lacrosse Team and was an All-District defenseman
on the 2015 CK State Runner-Up Soccer Team.
Davis Schiller CK’18 completed his freshman season
playing lacrosse for the Falcons of the Air Force
Academy. The Falcons claimed a share of the Southern
Conference regular season title and in the Conference
Championships, lost to Richmond 7-6.
Davis was a two-time captain, All American, All-State,
and All-Catholic League member of the CK Lacrosse
Team. Davis was also a varsity letter winner on the
Cranbrook Ice Hockey Team.
Nate Moll CK’18 completed his freshman season
playing squash for the Middlebury
College Panthers. The Panthers finished
3rd in the NESCAC Championships and
Nate finished the season with a strong
11-3 record.
Allison Motea CK’16 reshirted due to
injury in her her junior season playing
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