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Athletics
Awards & Recognition
Sportswoman of the Year Award
The Sportswoman of the Year Award has been a tradition at DSHA since 1955. This award is chosen by the senior class and is given to the person in the graduating class whom they feel represents their class as the best athlete.
This year’s recipient is Charlotte Fetherston, DSHA '24. Charlotte earned 10 varsity letters in Field Hockey, Ice Hockey and Soccer over her four years. Freshman year she played Varsity Ice Hockey and helped her team to a NorthShore Conference Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and WIAA State Runner-Up trophy, in the spring she played Varsity Soccer and helped her team win the GMC Conference championship, WIAA Regional Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and the WIAA State Championship! Sophomore year Charlotte played Varsity Ice Hockey and in the spring played Varsity Soccer where she helped her team win a WIAA Regional Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and WIAA State Runner-Up trophy and was named Second Team All-Conference. Junior year Charlotte decided to take up Field Hockey in the fall and discovered she was pretty good. She helped the Field Hockey team to a Conference Championship, State Championship and was named Second Team All-Conference. She played Varsity Ice Hockey in the winter and helped her team to the NorthShore Conference Championship and was named First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State. She then played Varsity Soccer in the spring and helped lead her team to a GMC Conference Championship, WIAA Regional Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and WIAA State Appearance and was named First Team All-Conference. Senior year Charlotte played Varsity Field Hockey and helped lead her team to a Conference Championship and State Runner-Up trophy as well as named First Team All-Conference. In the winter, Charlotte played Varsity Ice Hockey and helped lead her team to a NorthShore Conference Championship and was named Second Team All-Conference, Second Team All-State, Ms. Hockey Finalist and was named a team Captain. In the spring, Charlotte played Varsity Soccer and was named First Team All-Conference, Second Team All-State and All-Region and was named a captain. Charlotte was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Council both junior and senior year and was also a Greater Metro Conference Scholar-Athlete junior and senior years. Charlotte will attend Williams College this fall where she will play Ice Hockey and who knows, maybe field hockey as well.
This year’s recipient is Charlotte Fetherston, DSHA '24. Charlotte earned 10 varsity letters in Field Hockey, Ice Hockey and Soccer over her four years. Freshman year she played Varsity Ice Hockey and helped her team to a NorthShore Conference Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and WIAA State Runner-Up trophy, in the spring she played Varsity Soccer and helped her team win the GMC Conference championship, WIAA Regional Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and the WIAA State Championship! Sophomore year Charlotte played Varsity Ice Hockey and in the spring played Varsity Soccer where she helped her team win a WIAA Regional Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and WIAA State Runner-Up trophy and was named Second Team All-Conference. Junior year Charlotte decided to take up Field Hockey in the fall and discovered she was pretty good. She helped the Field Hockey team to a Conference Championship, State Championship and was named Second Team All-Conference. She played Varsity Ice Hockey in the winter and helped her team to the NorthShore Conference Championship and was named First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State. She then played Varsity Soccer in the spring and helped lead her team to a GMC Conference Championship, WIAA Regional Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and WIAA State Appearance and was named First Team All-Conference. Senior year Charlotte played Varsity Field Hockey and helped lead her team to a Conference Championship and State Runner-Up trophy as well as named First Team All-Conference. In the winter, Charlotte played Varsity Ice Hockey and helped lead her team to a NorthShore Conference Championship and was named Second Team All-Conference, Second Team All-State, Ms. Hockey Finalist and was named a team Captain. In the spring, Charlotte played Varsity Soccer and was named First Team All-Conference, Second Team All-State and All-Region and was named a captain. Charlotte was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Council both junior and senior year and was also a Greater Metro Conference Scholar-Athlete junior and senior years. Charlotte will attend Williams College this fall where she will play Ice Hockey and who knows, maybe field hockey as well.
The Coaches' Award
The Coaches’ Award has been a tradition since 1989 and is voted on by the Varsity Coaches. It is presented to the athlete who has demonstrated sportsmanship, leadership, a good work ethic and desire in practice and game situations.
This year’s recipient is Eleanor Langenfeld, DSHA '24. Eleanor competed in Field Hockey, Ice Hockey and Lacrosse all four years and earned 11 varsity letters. Freshman year Eleanor played Varsity Reserve Field Hockey, Varsity Ice Hockey where she helped her team to a Northshore Conference Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and a State Runner-Up title, and in the spring played Varsity Lacrosse. Sophomore year Eleanor played Varsity Field, Varsity Ice Hockey, and Varsity Lacrosse. Junior year Eleanor played Varsity field hockey where she helped her team win a Conference Championship, a State Championship, and was named Captain and First Team All-Conference, she played Varsity Ice Hockey where she helped lead her team to a NorthShore conference Championship, and she played Varsity Lacrosse where she was named Captain and First Team All-Conference. Senior year Eleanor played Varsity Field Hockey where she helped her team win a Conference Championship, State Runner-up trophy, was named Captain and First Team All-Conference. In the winter, she played Ice Hockey where she helped her team win the NorthShore Conference Championship and was named Honorable Mention All-Conference. In the spring, Eleanor played Varsity Lacrosse where she was named a Captain and helped her team win the GMC Conference championship and was named First Team All-Conference. In addition, she scored over 100 goals in her lacrosse career at DSHA! Eleanor was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Council both junior and senior year and was also named a Greater Metro Conference Scholar Athlete junior and senior year. Eleanor will attend Notre Dame University this fall.
This year’s recipient is Eleanor Langenfeld, DSHA '24. Eleanor competed in Field Hockey, Ice Hockey and Lacrosse all four years and earned 11 varsity letters. Freshman year Eleanor played Varsity Reserve Field Hockey, Varsity Ice Hockey where she helped her team to a Northshore Conference Championship, WIAA Sectional Championship and a State Runner-Up title, and in the spring played Varsity Lacrosse. Sophomore year Eleanor played Varsity Field, Varsity Ice Hockey, and Varsity Lacrosse. Junior year Eleanor played Varsity field hockey where she helped her team win a Conference Championship, a State Championship, and was named Captain and First Team All-Conference, she played Varsity Ice Hockey where she helped lead her team to a NorthShore conference Championship, and she played Varsity Lacrosse where she was named Captain and First Team All-Conference. Senior year Eleanor played Varsity Field Hockey where she helped her team win a Conference Championship, State Runner-up trophy, was named Captain and First Team All-Conference. In the winter, she played Ice Hockey where she helped her team win the NorthShore Conference Championship and was named Honorable Mention All-Conference. In the spring, Eleanor played Varsity Lacrosse where she was named a Captain and helped her team win the GMC Conference championship and was named First Team All-Conference. In addition, she scored over 100 goals in her lacrosse career at DSHA! Eleanor was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Council both junior and senior year and was also named a Greater Metro Conference Scholar Athlete junior and senior year. Eleanor will attend Notre Dame University this fall.
2024 Diving State Champion Kendall Rummel, DSHA '26
On November 16th Junior Kendall Rummel WON the D1 Diving State Championship! Kendall secured the championship with a total of 477.65 points. Congratulations on a fantastic season and your State Championship!
2024 Volleyball State Champions
On November 9th the Volleyball Team accomplished the Three-Peat and won the Division 1 State Championship for the third year in a row defeating Sussex Hamilton 25-18, 25-21, 20-25, 25-22. This is the first time a team has accomplished this in Division 1! Congratulations on this historic accomplishment and State Championship!
2024 Golf State Champions
On Tuesday, October 15th the Golf Team WON the D1 State Golf Championship for the second year in a row! The conditions were very cold and windy, but the team stayed the course and pulled out the win by 29 strokes! The team shot a combined 637 over the two days. Congratulations on a fantastic season!
2023 Volleyball State Champions
On November 2, DSHA took on River Falls in the quarter-finals and won 25-11, 25-6, 25-12. On November 3, the Dashers took on Sussex Hamilton in the semi-final match and defeated them 25-16, 25-20, 25-7 to advance to the WIAA D1 State Championship match on November 4.
The Dashers faced Oconomowoc, 2022 state runners-up. The team came out on fire and won the first set 25-14, however Oconomowoc found their stride and took the next two sets 20-25, 25-27. DSHA came back to win the fourth set 25-22 to set up the fifth and deciding set.
The Dashers were not to be denied and won the final set 15-8 to capture the D1 State Championship for the second year in a row – the fifth in school history and the first back-to-back titles since 2014 and 2015. This is the third title under head coach Caitie Ratkowski. Congratulations to the team!
The Dashers faced Oconomowoc, 2022 state runners-up. The team came out on fire and won the first set 25-14, however Oconomowoc found their stride and took the next two sets 20-25, 25-27. DSHA came back to win the fourth set 25-22 to set up the fifth and deciding set.
The Dashers were not to be denied and won the final set 15-8 to capture the D1 State Championship for the second year in a row – the fifth in school history and the first back-to-back titles since 2014 and 2015. This is the third title under head coach Caitie Ratkowski. Congratulations to the team!
2023 Golf State Champions
The Varsity Golf team competed in the D1 State Championship at University Ridge Golf Course in Verona on October 9 and 10. The field of 12 teams played 18 holes each day. After the first day, DSHA was tied for second place with Waunakee with a score of 325 and was just one stroke out of first place going into day two. The second day, the Dashers came to play and shot a 316 which was two strokes better than Waunakee to win the D1 State Championship! This is the first State Golf Championship in school history! It took a total team effort to pull off the upset and each golfer did what they needed to do to make the championship possible.
Ava Roesch, DSHA '26, finished 6th overall as an individual with a 76 and 75 for a 151. Zoe Gryniewicz, DSHA '27, finished tied for 12th and Kate Krueger, DSHA '24, tied for 19th. Hannah Strachota, DSHA '25, shot even par on the front 9 holes the second day and dropped 7 strokes off her day one score and tied for 28th place. Kate Krueger was our last golfer in and shot birdie-par-birdie on the last three holes to secure the two stroke win for the Dashers!
We also want to recognize Emma Bruckman, DSHA '24, who placed 65th and Rachel Morris, DSHA '25, for their contributions all season long and for being great teammates!
Congratulations on a fantastic season and an even better post-season and DSHA’s FIRST State Golf Championship! Always remember “With God all things are possible” Matthew 19:26. Congratulations!
Ava Roesch, DSHA '26, finished 6th overall as an individual with a 76 and 75 for a 151. Zoe Gryniewicz, DSHA '27, finished tied for 12th and Kate Krueger, DSHA '24, tied for 19th. Hannah Strachota, DSHA '25, shot even par on the front 9 holes the second day and dropped 7 strokes off her day one score and tied for 28th place. Kate Krueger was our last golfer in and shot birdie-par-birdie on the last three holes to secure the two stroke win for the Dashers!
We also want to recognize Emma Bruckman, DSHA '24, who placed 65th and Rachel Morris, DSHA '25, for their contributions all season long and for being great teammates!
Congratulations on a fantastic season and an even better post-season and DSHA’s FIRST State Golf Championship! Always remember “With God all things are possible” Matthew 19:26. Congratulations!
2023 State Doubles Tennis
The doubles team of Molly Jex, DSHA '24, and Lizzie Stuckslager, DSHA '26, competed in the WIAA Individual Tennis State Championship on October 12, 13, and 14 at the Nielsen Stadium on the UW Madison campus.
Molly and Lizzie, who were the #1 seed and defending State Champions, won the State Championship again in style only dropping 7 games the entire tournament and beat Middleton 6-1, 6-2 to win the State Championship in the final match. This capped a 22-0 undefeated season for the Doubles Team. Congratulations on your back-to-back State Doubles Championship!
Molly and Lizzie, who were the #1 seed and defending State Champions, won the State Championship again in style only dropping 7 games the entire tournament and beat Middleton 6-1, 6-2 to win the State Championship in the final match. This capped a 22-0 undefeated season for the Doubles Team. Congratulations on your back-to-back State Doubles Championship!
2023 Ski State Champions
Special congratulations to the DSHA Varsity Ski team on finishing in FIRST place at the Wisconsin State High School Downhill Ski State Championship and bringing home the state championship trophy! This is the fourth state championship in the last six years. The team finished 2nd overall in the Slalom, 5th overall in the GS, and 1st overall in the Super G to win the state championship. In the overall combined individual scores, Payton Bradford, DSHA '24, finished in 2nd place overall as an individual and qualified for nationals! In the individual Slalom, Bradford placed second and Riley Doerr, DSHA '26, placed 9th; in the GS individual Bradford placed 3rd overall; and in the Super G Bradford placed 5th overall and Doerr placed 9th overall. Congratulations to all of the team members: Doerr, Emily Peterson, DSHA '26, Anne Klaus, DSHA '25, Bradford, Mack Doerr, DSHA '23, Piper Dupies, DSHA '23, and Joan Barry, DSHA '23. We are so proud of each of you! In addition, the JV team placed 2nd at the conference championship on Thursday, February 23 at Sunburst. Congratulations! We are really proud of all of our ski team members!
2022 Volleyball State Champions
The DSHA Varsity Volleyball team finished their season on a high note making their first appearance at the WIAA State Championship since 2017. On November 3, DSHA took on Middleton in the quarter-finals and won 25-9, 25-13, 25-18. The school also sold the most tickets to this match and won the “Run to the Resch” competition bringing home a check for $1,000.00! On November 4, the Dashers took on Appleton North in the semi-final match and defeated them 25-23, 25-17, 25-14 to advance to the WIAA D1 State Championship match on November 5. The Dashers faced the defending state champions who had only lost one match all year (to DSHA). The team came out on fire and won the first two sets 25-16, 25-16; however Oconomowoc found their stride and took the next two sets 18-25, 18-25 to set up the 5th and deciding set. The set went back and forth until the Dashers pulled ahead and won 15-13 to capture the D1 State Championship – the fourth in school history and the first since back-to-back titles in 2014 and 2015. This is the second title under head coach Caitie Ratkowski. Congratulations to the team! We are so very proud of you!
2022 Tennis Doubles Champions
The DSHA Varsity Tennis team sent singles players Carolyn Schaefer, DSHA '24, and Madi Guillermo, DSHA '25 and the doubles team of Joan Barry, DSHA '23, and Kelly Coury, DSHA '23, as well as Molly Jex, DSHA '24, and Lizzie Stuckslager, DSHA '26 to the WIAA Individual Tennis State Championship on October 13, 14, and 15 at the Nielsen Stadium on the UW Madison campus. Schaeger finished 7/8th in the singles tournament and Jex and Stuckslager who were seeded 4th WON the Doubles Championship! What a great accomplishment! Congratulations!
2022 Field Hockey State Champions
The DSHA Varsity Field Hockey team wrapped up their regular seasons on October 6 and finished their season 12-0 to win the conference championship! This is the FIRST undefeated field hockey season in school history! The team then moved on to the Wisconsin High School Field Hockey Association State Tournament. The first round of the tournament began on Monday, October 10 and DSHA had a bye. The team then moved on to the semi-finals on Wednesday, October 12 at Uihlein Soccer Park and defeated University School Milwaukee 5-0 to move on to the championship game on Saturday, October 15 at Uihlein Soccer Park. They defeated Arrowhead 4-0 to capture the WHSFA State Championship! It was a record-breaking season! Congratulations!
2022 Spring Rugby Wins Nationals!
The rugby team traveled to Notre Dame College in Ohio to compete in the Single School National Rugby Invitational Championships. The Dashers took on Wando High School from South Carolina in the quarter-finals on Saturday, May 21 and won 30-0. Later that day, they competed against Eagle High School from Idaho in the semi-finals and won 19-7. This put the team into the Championship game on Sunday, May 22 against Summit High School out of Breckinridge, Colorado. The team played a great game and defeated Summit 15-5 to bring home the Single School National Invitational Championship! Congratulations to the players and coaches on another fine season.
Field Hockey wins Second State Championship in two years!
The field hockey teams wrapped up their regular seasons on October 10th. The Varsity team finished their season in First place with a conference record of 7-1. The Varsity then moved on to the State tournament. The first round of the tournament began on Monday, October 14 and DSHA had a bye. The team then moved on to the semi-finals on Wednesday, October 14 at Uihlein Soccer Park and defeated Arrowhead 4-0 which advanced the team into the State Championship game at Hart Park on Saturday, October 17. The team faced a tough University School Milwaukee and won 3-2 in a well fought battle! Congratulations to all of the players and coaches on a historic season and the second State Championship for DSHA in Field Hockey!
Kathryn Kleczka wins WIAA D1 Diving State Championship
Junior Kathryn Kleczka won the WIAA Sectional and then went on to compete in the WIAA Division 1 State Diving Championship meet on Saturday, November 14 at Waukesha South High School. After finishing 14thas a freshman and 7th as a sophomore, Kathryn WON the Division 1 State Diving Championship with a score of 423.95 points. She is the FIRST diver in DSHA history to win the WIAA D1 State Diving Championship! Congratulations to Kathryn and her coach, Herman Acevedo, on achieving this historic accomplishment!
2019 TRACK & FIELD STATE CHAMPION – JADIN O'BRIEN, DSHA '20
Jadin was the 2019 Division 1 Champion in the 100 meter hurdles with a winning time of 13.91. She was also the 2019 Division 1 Champion in the 300 meter hurdles with a winning time of 42.34. This is the second year Jadin has earned state titles!
2019 RUGBY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
The rugby team traveled to Denver, Colorado to compete in the Single School National Rugby Invitational Championships. The Dashers took on Palmer, Colorado in the quarter-finals on Saturday, May 18 and won 54-0. Later that day, they competed against Grandville, Michigan in the semi-finals and won 74-3. This put the team into the Championship game on Sunday, May 19 against Catholic Memorial. The team played a great game and defeated Catholic Memorial 25-10 to bring home the Single School National Invitational Championship! Congratulations!
Back to Back Ski State Champions
The Varsity Ski team won the 2018 and 2019 WIARA High School Downhill Ski State Championships! The back to back championships are the first and second Ski State Championship in school history!
In 2018, Freshman Abby Horning placed fourth overall as an individual and first in the slalom. Abby Horning and Alex Nonn qualified for Nationals and Sydney Bartos and Isabel Ullrich were named alternates for Nationals. Congratulations to the other team members not previously mentioned: Halle Quadracci, Sydney Bartos, Michelle Horning and Meghan Quadracci.
In 2019, Slalom run Abby Horning finished in third place, Alex Nonn finished in seventh place and Michelle Horning finished in 9th place overall. In the Super G run Abby Horning finished fifth and Alex Nonn finished ninth overall. In the overall combined scores Alex Nonn finished seventh, Michelle Horning finished ninth and Abby Horning finished eleventh overall. Congratulations to all of the team members: Freshman Sarah Bradford, Katie Delcore and Kate Nonn, Sophomores Abby Horning and Halle Quadracci, Junior Alex Nonn, and Senior Michelle Horning! We are so proud of each of you! In addition, the JV team finished second in the Conference Championship race on February 21. Meghan Quadracci finished first in Giant Slalom and Mary Kate Denton and Quinn Dupies finished first and second respectively in Slalom. Congratulations! We are really proud of all of our ski team members this season!
In 2018, Freshman Abby Horning placed fourth overall as an individual and first in the slalom. Abby Horning and Alex Nonn qualified for Nationals and Sydney Bartos and Isabel Ullrich were named alternates for Nationals. Congratulations to the other team members not previously mentioned: Halle Quadracci, Sydney Bartos, Michelle Horning and Meghan Quadracci.
In 2019, Slalom run Abby Horning finished in third place, Alex Nonn finished in seventh place and Michelle Horning finished in 9th place overall. In the Super G run Abby Horning finished fifth and Alex Nonn finished ninth overall. In the overall combined scores Alex Nonn finished seventh, Michelle Horning finished ninth and Abby Horning finished eleventh overall. Congratulations to all of the team members: Freshman Sarah Bradford, Katie Delcore and Kate Nonn, Sophomores Abby Horning and Halle Quadracci, Junior Alex Nonn, and Senior Michelle Horning! We are so proud of each of you! In addition, the JV team finished second in the Conference Championship race on February 21. Meghan Quadracci finished first in Giant Slalom and Mary Kate Denton and Quinn Dupies finished first and second respectively in Slalom. Congratulations! We are really proud of all of our ski team members this season!
Senior Jordan Schifano finished her high school tennis career as the WIAA Division 1 State Singles Champion with an overall record of 34-1! This is the first time DSHA has had a Singles State Champion since 2004. She won the title in exciting fashion beating the player from Badger in a thrilling 3 set match 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. Jordan was also named the 2019-20 Journal Sentinel High School Tennis Player of the Year at their annual High School Sports Awards. Jordan will continue her tennis career at Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville.
The Varsity Field Hockey team peaked at the right time! After earning the fourth seed in the state tournament, the first round began on Monday, October 14. The varsity defeated University Lake School 6-0. The team then moved on to the semi-finals on Thursday, October 17 at top-seeded Brookfield Academy and pulled the upset with a 1-0 victory to propel them into the State Championship game at Hart Park on Saturday, October 19. The team faced a tough Arrowhead team and was tied 1-1 in regulation to send them into two scoreless overtime periods which led to a shootout to decide the game. The shootout went five deep before Junior Jordan Bonk put in the winning penalty shot to secure the State Championship! The win marked the first State Championship for DSHA in Field Hockey!
2017 Rugby National Champions
The DSHA rugby team captured an impressive 15th straight win at the Midwest Rugby Tournament in the spring of 2017. They advanced to compete in the Single School National Rugby Championships May 20 and 21 held in Elkhart, Indiana. The Dashers took on McMinn in the quarter-finals on Saturday and won 27-12. Later that day, they competed against Orchard Park, New York in the semi-finals and won 41-5 to advance to the Championship game on Sunday. The team defeated Kahuku, Hawaii 6-0 in a hard fought game. Congratulations!
2017 Track & Field State Champion – Jadin O'Brien, DSHA '20
Jadin was the 2017 Division 1 Champion in the 300 meter hurdles with a winning time of 43.22.
2016 Cross Country State Champion – Meghan Scott, DSHA '18
Meghan Scott, DSHA '18 is the first DSHA cross country runner to win the WIAA Individual State Championship in school history! Meghan won the WIAA Division 1 race with a time of 18:10.46.
Recent Championships
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Rugby: 2017, 2019, 2022, 2023
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Basketball: 2015
Cross Country: 2016 (indv.)
Diving: 2020 (indv.), 2024 (indv.)
Field Hockey: 2019, 2020, 2022
Golf: 2023, 2024
Ice Hockey: 2015
Rugby: 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024
Ski: 2018, 2019, 2021, 2023
Soccer: 2014, 2016
Tennis: 2019 (indv.), 2022 (doubles)
Track & Field: 2017 (indv.), 2019 (indv.)
Volleyball: 2014, 2015, 2022, 2023, 2024
Rugby: 2017, 2019, 2022, 2023
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Basketball: 2015
Cross Country: 2016 (indv.)
Diving: 2020 (indv.), 2024 (indv.)
Field Hockey: 2019, 2020, 2022
Golf: 2023, 2024
Ice Hockey: 2015
Rugby: 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024
Ski: 2018, 2019, 2021, 2023
Soccer: 2014, 2016
Tennis: 2019 (indv.), 2022 (doubles)
Track & Field: 2017 (indv.), 2019 (indv.)
Volleyball: 2014, 2015, 2022, 2023, 2024
2021-22 All-Conference, All-Area, All-State Honors
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Basketball
- Kennedy Holmes - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Katherine O'Loughlin - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Allison Timm - 1st Team All-Conference
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Cross Country
- Olivia Campbell - 1st Team All-Conference, Academic All-State
- Haddon Russell - 2nd Team All-Conference
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Downhill Ski
- Payton Bradford - 1st Team All-Conference, All-State Team
- Katherine Delcore - Honorable Mention All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-State
- Katherine Nonn - Honorable Mention All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-State
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Field Hockey
- Mackenzie Doerr - 1st Team All-Conference
- Anna Falci - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Rachel Gauthier - 1st Team All-Conference
- Molly Guenther - 1st Team All-Conference
- Mia Kurth - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Morgan Mackey - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Scanlon Mellowes - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Shaterra Richerson - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Sarah Winkler - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Tamera Wright - 2nd Team All-Conference
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Golf
- Kate Krueger - 2nd Team All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-State
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Ice Hockey
- Charlotte Fetherston - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Molly Jex - Honorable Mention All-Conference
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Lacrosse
- Rachel Gauthier - 1st Team All-Conference
- Eleanor Langenfeld - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Scanlon Mellowes - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Shaterra Richerson - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Natalee Roloff - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Madeline Scherer - 1st Team All-Conference
- Maeve Steger - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Tatum Steger - 2nd Team All-Conference
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Rugby
- Kathryn Becker – All-State
- Evelyn Coffou - All-State
- Meghan Finerty – All-State
- Yesenia Morales – All-State
- Flannery O'Keef – All-State
- Elizabeth Susek – All-State
- Madison Turcinovic – All-State
- Maura Walsh - All-State
- Meghan Walsh - All-State
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Soccer
- Piper Dupies - 1st Team All-Conference
- Ahnna Faust - 1st Team All-Conference, 2nd Team All-State, United Soccer Coaches All-Region
- Charlotte Fetherston - 2nd Team All-Conference
- Daisy Johnson - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Ashley Jones - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Theresa Kouvoukliotis - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Jane Martin - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Sofia Miranda - 1st Team All-Conference
- Kate Nonn - 1st Team All-Conference
- Bridget Parks - 2nd Team All-Conference
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Softball
- Jean Correa - 1st Team All-Conference
- Amanda Delcore - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Gisele Glunz - 1st Team All-Conference
- Kyra Henke - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Camryn Lasota - 1st Team All-Conference, Greater Metro Conference Player of the Year
- Sophia Paruzymski - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Lia Simon - 1st Team All-Conference
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Swimming and Diving
- Kathryn Kleczka - Honorable Mention All-Conference
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Tennis
- Joanna Blonski - 1st Team All-Conference #3 doubles
- Katie Buettner - 1st Team All-Conference #3 doubles
- Kelly Coury – 2nd Team All-Conference #2 doubles
- Ava Depies – 3rd Team All-Conference #4 singles
- Madelyn Guillermo - 1st Team All-Conference #3 singles
- Molly Jex – 2nd Team All-Conference #2 doubles
- Alexandria Moews – 2nd Team All-Conference #1 doubles
- Grace Packee – 2nd Team All-Conference #2 singles
- Carolyn Schaefer – 1st Team All-Conference #1 singles, Greater Metro Conference Singles Player of the Year
- Lailah Young – 2nd Team All-Conference #1 doubles
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Track and Field
- Olivia Campbell - 2nd Team All-Conference Indoor 800 meter run, 2nd Team All-Conference Relays 4x800 meter relay, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 1600 meter run
- Felicity Giampietro - 3rd Team All-Conference Indoor 55 meter dash, 1st Team All-Conference Indoor 200 meter dash, 1st Team All-Conference Relays 4x100 meter relay, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 100 meter dash, 2nd Team All-Conference Outdoor 200 meter dash
- Sarah Kanter - 3rd Team All-Conference Indoor Shot Put
- Ava Kharitou - 1st Team All-Conference Relays 4x100 meter relay, 1st Team All-Conference Relays High Jump
- Anne Larsen - 2nd Team All-Conference Relays 4x800 meter relay, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 4x800 meter relay
- Charlotte Lund - 1st Team All-Conference Relays 3x100 meter hurdles
- Saylor Masters - 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 4x800 meter relay
- Caitlyn O'Brien - 1st Team All-Conference Indoor 55 meter hurdles, 1st Team All-Conference Indoor Long Jump, 1st Team All-Conference Relays 3x100 meter hurdles, 1st Team All-Conference Relays 4x100 meter relay, 3rd Team All-Conference Relays 300 meter hurdles, 1st Team All-Conference Relays Long Jump relay, 1st All-Conference Outdoor 100 meter hurdles, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 300 meter hurdles, 1st Team All-Conference Outdoor Long Jump, 1st Team All-Conference Outdoor Triple Jump, Greater Metro Conference Runner of the Year
- Oriana Ognar - 3rd Team All-Conference Indoor Triple Jump, 2nd Team All-Conference Relays 4x800 meter relay, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 4x800 meter relay
- Daniella Riemer - 3rd Team All-Conference Indoor Long Jump, 1st Team All-Conference Relays 4x100 meter relay, 2nd Team All-Conference Relays Triple Jump, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor Triple Jump
- Haddon Russell - 2nd Team All-Conference Relays 4x800 meter relay, 3rd Team All-Conference Outdoor 4x80 meter relay
- Natalie Swiderski - 1st Team All-Conference Relays 3x100 meter hurdles
- Elizabeth Zeidler - 3rd Team All-Conference outdoor Long Jump
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Volleyball
- Madison Quest - 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-State
- Kara Schmit - Honorable Mention All-Conference
- Julia Wojciak - 1st Team All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-State
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2018 Hall Of Fame Inductees
Athletic Director Peggy Seegers-Braun is pictured with 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame recipients (L-R): Clara Goggins Pond, DSHA ’96; Brittany Bullock, DSHA ’07; Shannon Smyth, DSHA ’05.
DSHA Athletic Hall Of Fame
The DSHA Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes and honors exceptional DSHA student-athletes and individuals who have had a positive impact on our athletic program. Since the inception of interscholastic high school athletic opportunities for girls in 1972, DSHA has had a rich history of outstanding athletes. The Athletic Hall of Fame honors those who have significantly impacted our athletic success. It serves to inspire current and future athletes and individuals to strive for excellence.
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