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take rootPortsmouth Abbey School285 Cory’s Lane Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871401-643-1248

www.portsmouthabbey.org

For more information:

Office of Admission: admissions@portsmouthabbey.org 401-643-1248 Athletic Office: www.portsmouthabbey.org/page/athletics 401-643-1229

The John L. McCauley Scholarship is a tribute to a beloved coach, advisor, mentor and friend of Portsmouth Abbey School. During his time at the Abbey from 1974-1988, McCauley served as the Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, and Director of Alumni Rela-tions and Development. He is the father of four Portsmouth Abbey alumni: Jack ‘78, Bill ‘79, Mike ‘81 and Rich ‘84.

First awarded in 2009, the John L. McCauley Scholarship has helped Portsmouth Abbey student-athletes achieve excellence in the class-room and on the athletic fields. Former McCauley Scholarship recipi-ents include Ryan Silva ‘10 (Amherst College) and Drake Kreinz ‘12 (Penn State University).

“ Competition is an important component

of our athletic program and all of our athletes

and coaches are striving for improvement and

to win. But here, you will find an emphasis on

learning – learning about yourself, about your

sport and about working together.”

— Al Brown, Director of Athletics

COMPETITIVE CHOICES

FALL WINTER SPRING

Boys’ Cross Country Boys’ Basketball Boys’ BaseballGirls’ Cross Country Girls’ Basketball Girls’ GolfGirls’ Field Hockey Boys’ Ice Hockey Boys’ LacrosseBoys’ Football Girls’ Ice Hockey Girls’ LacrosseBoys’ Golf Boys’ Squash Coed SailingBoys’ Soccer Girls’ Squash Girls’ SoftballGirls’ Soccer Boys’ Wrestling Girls’ Tennis

Coed Swimming Boys’ TennisGirls’ TrackBoys’ Track

athletics

take rootPortsmouth Abbey School285 Cory’s Lane Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871401-643-1248

www.portsmouthabbey.org

For more information:

Office of Admission: admissions@portsmouthabbey.org 401-643-1248 Athletic Office: www.portsmouthabbey.org/page/athletics 401-643-1229

The John L. McCauley Scholarship is a tribute to a beloved coach, advisor, mentor and friend of Portsmouth Abbey School. During his time at the Abbey from 1974-1988, McCauley served as the Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, and Director of Alumni Rela-tions and Development. He is the father of four Portsmouth Abbey alumni: Jack ‘78, Bill ‘79, Mike ‘81 and Rich ‘84.

First awarded in 2009, the John L. McCauley Scholarship has helped Portsmouth Abbey student-athletes achieve excellence in the class-room and on the athletic fields. Former McCauley Scholarship recipi-ents include Ryan Silva ‘10 (Amherst College) and Drake Kreinz ‘12 (Penn State University).

“ Competition is an important component

of our athletic program and all of our athletes

and coaches are striving for improvement and

to win. But here, you will find an emphasis on

learning – learning about yourself, about your

sport and about working together.”

— Al Brown, Director of Athletics

COMPETITIVE CHOICES

FALL WINTER SPRING

Boys’ Cross Country Boys’ Basketball Boys’ BaseballGirls’ Cross Country Girls’ Basketball Girls’ GolfGirls’ Field Hockey Boys’ Ice Hockey Boys’ LacrosseBoys’ Football Girls’ Ice Hockey Girls’ LacrosseBoys’ Golf Boys’ Squash Coed SailingBoys’ Soccer Girls’ Squash Girls’ SoftballGirls’ Soccer Boys’ Wrestling Girls’ Tennis

Coed Swimming Boys’ TennisGirls’ TrackBoys’ Track

For a Portsmouth Abbey School student-athlete, the rewards of athletic

participation are both immediate and enduring. Athletic participation

provides a balance to the academic and spiritual life on campus and

helps to promote a sense of community.

Athletics at Portsmouth Abbey School offer a unique learning experience that complements the cognitive, spiritual, social and emotional growth that students experience in other areas of school life. Our athletic program fosters life skills in leadership, discipline, teamwork and perseverance. These essential life skills assist our students not only on the athletic field but in all aspects of their lives. In the long term, athletic participation plays an integral role in the future of Portsmouth Abbey School graduates.

On and off the playing field Portsmouth Abbey School students are encouraged to excel and to achieve to their maximum potential. Our diverse athletic offerings provide boys and girls with equal opportunities in a variety of team and individual sports. Our 25 varsity and 16 sub-varsity athletic teams provide opportunity for the varsity player as well as the developing athlete. Portsmouth Abbey School has an environment where student athletes can achieve academic and athletic excellence.

Portsmouth Abbey students train and compete on our 500-acre campus located along the Narragansett Bay.  Our athletic facilities include: 10 playing fields, 2 basketball courts, 30,000 - square - foot squash and fitness center, newly- renovated ice rink, 6 tennis courts, all-weather 6-lane track, locker rooms, and training room. Portsmouth Abbey’s golf teams use the world-class Carnegie Abbey golf course which is adjacent to our campus.

rootat the Next Level.Many Portsmouth Abbey student-athletes continue their athletic careers at the college level. The following alumni/ae are just a few of the many Ravens who have participated at the next level.

Kimberly Taylor ’97– Basketball, Davidson CollegeTara Hanaford ’97 – Lacrosse, College of William and Mary Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, George Washington UniversityMilton Little ’99 – Track, Stanford UniversityRachel Pickin ’03 – Lacrosse, Loyola University, MDJerome Igle ’04 – Football, Dickinson CollegeJoe Awantang ’04  – Track, Haverford College (All-American)Juan Maegli ’07 – Sailing, College of Charleston (competed in 2008 & 2012 Olympics, Guatemala)Steve Garner ’07 – Cross Country, Trinity CollegeSteph Perez ’08 – Lacrosse, Tufts University (All-American)Frank Holbrook ’08 – Baseball, Wheaton CollegeRyan Silva ’10 – Football, Amherst CollegeChido Onyuike ’10 – Basketball, Loyola University MDKathleen Timmons ’10 – Basketball and Lacrosse, Trinity CollegeSarah Savoie ’10 – Golf, College of CharlestonTara Tischio ’11 – Squash, Colby CollegeKatia DaSilva ’11 – Sailing, Georgetown UniversityBrigid Behan ’11 – Soccer, Gettysburg CollegeAbbey Shea ’11 – Softball, Skidmore College

Phil Youngberg ’11 – Sailing, U.S. Naval Academy

Drake Kreinz ’12 – Lacrosse, Penn State University

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For a Portsmouth Abbey School student-athlete, the rewards of athletic

participation are both immediate and enduring. Athletic participation

provides a balance to the academic and spiritual life on campus and

helps to promote a sense of community.

Athletics at Portsmouth Abbey School offer a unique learning experience that complements the cognitive, spiritual, social and emotional growth that students experience in other areas of school life. Our athletic program fosters life skills in leadership, discipline, teamwork and perseverance. These essential life skills assist our students not only on the athletic field but in all aspects of their lives. In the long term, athletic participation plays an integral role in the future of Portsmouth Abbey School graduates.

On and off the playing field Portsmouth Abbey School students are encouraged to excel and to achieve to their maximum potential. Our diverse athletic offerings provide boys and girls with equal opportunities in a variety of team and individual sports. Our 25 varsity and 16 sub-varsity athletic teams provide opportunity for the varsity player as well as the developing athlete. Portsmouth Abbey School has an environment where student athletes can achieve academic and athletic excellence.

Portsmouth Abbey students train and compete on our 500-acre campus located along the Narragansett Bay.  Our athletic facilities include: 10 playing fields, 2 basketball courts, 30,000 - square - foot squash and fitness center, newly- renovated ice rink, 6 tennis courts, all-weather 6-lane track, locker rooms, and training room. Portsmouth Abbey’s golf teams use the world-class Carnegie Abbey golf course which is adjacent to our campus.

rootat the Next Level.Many Portsmouth Abbey student-athletes continue their athletic careers at the college level. The following alumni/ae are just a few of the many Ravens who have participated at the next level.

Kimberly Taylor ’97– Basketball, Davidson CollegeTara Hanaford ’97 – Lacrosse, College of William and Mary Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, George Washington UniversityMilton Little ’99 – Track, Stanford UniversityRachel Pickin ’03 – Lacrosse, Loyola University, MDJerome Igle ’04 – Football, Dickinson CollegeJoe Awantang ’04  – Track, Haverford College (All-American)Juan Maegli ’07 – Sailing, College of Charleston (competed in 2008 & 2012 Olympics, Guatemala)Steve Garner ’07 – Cross Country, Trinity CollegeSteph Perez ’08 – Lacrosse, Tufts University (All-American)Frank Holbrook ’08 – Baseball, Wheaton CollegeRyan Silva ’10 – Football, Amherst CollegeChido Onyuike ’10 – Basketball, Loyola University MDKathleen Timmons ’10 – Basketball and Lacrosse, Trinity CollegeSarah Savoie ’10 – Golf, College of CharlestonTara Tischio ’11 – Squash, Colby CollegeKatia DaSilva ’11 – Sailing, Georgetown UniversityBrigid Behan ’11 – Soccer, Gettysburg CollegeAbbey Shea ’11 – Softball, Skidmore College

Phil Youngberg ’11 – Sailing, U.S. Naval Academy

Drake Kreinz ’12 – Lacrosse, Penn State University

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For a Portsmouth Abbey School student-athlete, the rewards of athletic

participation are both immediate and enduring. Athletic participation

provides a balance to the academic and spiritual life on campus and

helps to promote a sense of community.

Athletics at Portsmouth Abbey School offer a unique learning experience that complements the cognitive, spiritual, social and emotional growth that students experience in other areas of school life. Our athletic program fosters life skills in leadership, discipline, teamwork and perseverance. These essential life skills assist our students not only on the athletic field but in all aspects of their lives. In the long term, athletic participation plays an integral role in the future of Portsmouth Abbey School graduates.

On and off the playing field Portsmouth Abbey School students are encouraged to excel and to achieve to their maximum potential. Our diverse athletic offerings provide boys and girls with equal opportunities in a variety of team and individual sports. Our 25 varsity and 16 sub-varsity athletic teams provide opportunity for the varsity player as well as the developing athlete. Portsmouth Abbey School has an environment where student athletes can achieve academic and athletic excellence.

Portsmouth Abbey students train and compete on our 500-acre campus located along the Narragansett Bay.  Our athletic facilities include: 10 playing fields, 2 basketball courts, 30,000 - square - foot squash and fitness center, newly- renovated ice rink, 6 tennis courts, all-weather 6-lane track, locker rooms, and training room. Portsmouth Abbey’s golf teams use the world-class Carnegie Abbey golf course which is adjacent to our campus.

rootat the Next Level.Many Portsmouth Abbey student-athletes continue their athletic careers at the college level. The following alumni/ae are just a few of the many Ravens who have participated at the next level.

Kimberly Taylor ’97– Basketball, Davidson CollegeTara Hanaford ’97 – Lacrosse, College of William and Mary Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, George Washington UniversityMilton Little ’99 – Track, Stanford UniversityRachel Pickin ’03 – Lacrosse, Loyola University, MDJerome Igle ’04 – Football, Dickinson CollegeJoe Awantang ’04  – Track, Haverford College (All-American)Juan Maegli ’07 – Sailing, College of Charleston (competed in 2008 & 2012 Olympics, Guatemala)Steve Garner ’07 – Cross Country, Trinity CollegeSteph Perez ’08 – Lacrosse, Tufts University (All-American)Frank Holbrook ’08 – Baseball, Wheaton CollegeRyan Silva ’10 – Football, Amherst CollegeChido Onyuike ’10 – Basketball, Loyola University MDKathleen Timmons ’10 – Basketball and Lacrosse, Trinity CollegeSarah Savoie ’10 – Golf, College of CharlestonTara Tischio ’11 – Squash, Colby CollegeKatia DaSilva ’11 – Sailing, Georgetown UniversityBrigid Behan ’11 – Soccer, Gettysburg CollegeAbbey Shea ’11 – Softball, Skidmore College

Phil Youngberg ’11 – Sailing, U.S. Naval Academy

Drake Kreinz ’12 – Lacrosse, Penn State University

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athletics

take rootPortsmouth Abbey School285 Cory’s Lane Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871401-643-1248

www.portsmouthabbey.org

For more information:

Office of Admission: admissions@portsmouthabbey.org 401-643-1248 Athletic Office: www.portsmouthabbey.org/page/athletics 401-643-1229

The John L. McCauley Scholarship is a tribute to a beloved coach, advisor, mentor and friend of Portsmouth Abbey School. During his time at the Abbey from 1974-1988, McCauley served as the Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, and Director of Alumni Rela-tions and Development. He is the father of four Portsmouth Abbey alumni: Jack ‘78, Bill ‘79, Mike ‘81 and Rich ‘84.

First awarded in 2009, the John L. McCauley Scholarship has helped Portsmouth Abbey student-athletes achieve excellence in the class-room and on the athletic fields. Former McCauley Scholarship recipi-ents include Ryan Silva ‘10 (Amherst College) and Drake Kreinz ‘12 (Penn State University).

“ Competition is an important component

of our athletic program and all of our athletes

and coaches are striving for improvement and

to win. But here, you will find an emphasis on

learning – learning about yourself, about your

sport and about working together.”

— Al Brown, Director of Athletics

COMPETITIVE CHOICES

FALL WINTER SPRING

Boys’ Cross Country Boys’ Basketball Boys’ BaseballGirls’ Cross Country Girls’ Basketball Girls’ GolfGirls’ Field Hockey Boys’ Ice Hockey Boys’ LacrosseBoys’ Football Girls’ Ice Hockey Girls’ LacrosseBoys’ Golf Boys’ Squash Coed SailingBoys’ Soccer Girls’ Squash Girls’ SoftballGirls’ Soccer Boys’ Wrestling Girls’ Tennis

Coed Swimming Boys’ TennisGirls’ TrackBoys’ Track