10/8/2013 Senior Night Senior Profiles The Summit Country Day School Lady Knights 2013 Seniors Career stats Coach dedication Teammate dedications Individual awards Ranking in school history Note to parents Senior pages Liz Eadie 2 Addie Englehart 3 Bryce Hueber 4 Lauren Meyer 5 Eight Seniors Celebrate High School Careers Eight seniors will be ending their careers at the end of the season. A look back at their time spent as part of the Summit s soccer program show their involvement in many important games 9/20/2010: the first win (4-0) over Mariemont in six seasons; 10/7/10: a win (6-1) against CHCA giving the team two consecutive MVC titles; 8/24/11: a season opening win (1-0) against DII state contender Indian Hill; 9/26/11: a wild game against Norwood scoring 4 goals in a 4 1/2 minute span; 10/8/11 a convincing 2-0 win over city #1 ranked Mariemont; the 2011 tournament run with four straight one goal wins against Badin, Mariemont, Madeira and Fenwick; 11/12/11: the 5-2 state title game over Laurel; 8/21/12: a second consecutive win over Indian Hill (their only regular season loss); 10/27/12: a 1-0 over Lehman catholic for a second consecutive District title; 11/3/12: a 3-0 win over Troy Christian for a second consecutive Regional title; 9/16/13: a hard fought 2-0 win over Mariemont, a sixth consecutive win in the series; 9/25/13: a huge 1-0 win over rival CCD. The cumulative statistics for the senior class: 18 varsity letters, 298 games played, 208 games started, 507 shots, 283 shots on goal, 89 goals scored, 22 game winners, 72 goals assisted, 266 total points, 11 shutouts, 25 saves, 61 wins (the most in a four year span). Meredith Schertzinger 6 Student Manager Mia Schreibeis 7 Abby Semler 8 Louise Zhou 9 A special thanks goes out to senior student manager Lauren Meyer. Lauren made a decision to not play her senior season, instead focusing on her academics and beginning her senior year as strong as possible. While we were disappointed not to have her on the field with us, we were excited that she wanted to stay connected with the team. She has attended most games, diligently keeping statistics in the scorebook. It makes my job sorting through stats so much easier as she takes great care of the book. Her enthusiasm and friendship to her classmates and the younger players is just as important as any member of the team. We will greatly miss Lauren and the Meyer family after five tremendous years as members of the Summit community.
Page 2 2013 Seniors Liz Eadie #16 2010 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2011 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2012 2-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2013 12-2 1 0 02 0 04 Varsity letter TOTALS 14-2 1 0 02 0 04 Liz s rankings in team history: Games played, career (14) T137 th Goals, career (1) T94 th Points, career (2) T111 th Liz Liz scored her first career goal this season against North College Hill. 2013 All Southwest Ohio Academic, All Ohio Academic Liz has made tremendous strides in her game this season. The coaching staff has been so impressed with her work ethic, her willingness to accept her role on the team and the increasing contributions week-to-week. She has willed herself into being a vital and important member of the team. This has not escaped the notice of the coaches or her teammates who are constantly validating Liz s efforts after each match. Liz is one of those athletes you can describe as coachable. She takes each suggestion and instruction and follows it exactly. As the season has progressed, Liz has received increasing minutes and minutes in important moments of the match. The coaching staff has been more and more comfortable with inserting her into the lineup. Liz, I am so happy to write for you! I remember seeing you freshman year and you came right up to talk to me. I was so glad that someone wanted to talk to me and be my friend. I was so nervous, but you made it easier for me. I ve enjoyed playing with you all three years, watching how hard you work. Seeing you sprint to every ball and trying your best really makes me feel like I need to work harder too. I love seeing you at practice and talking to you. You re one of my best friends on the team, and I m going to miss you so much next year. -Brenna Biggs, Class of 2015
2013 Seniors Page 3 Addie Englehart Captain #3 2010 19-4 2 5 09 0 16 Varsity letter 2011 24-24 2 4 08 0 40 Varsity letter 2012 23-19 0 0 00 0 20 Varsity letter 2013 11-4 2 2 06 0 08 Varsity letter TOTALS 77-51 6 11 23 0 84 Addie s rankings in team history: Games played, career (77) 8 th Goals, career (6) T51 st Assists, career (11) T30 th Points, career (23) 46 th Addie 2011 Honorable Mention MVC, State Champion 2012 2nd Team MVC 2013 Team Captain; Honorable Mention MVC; Team Knight Award Until her injury this year, I simply marked Addie into the starting lineup and didn't worry about her position, every minute, every game. Addie played every important minute. She was a constant. She was dependable. And she was dominant. We did not allow one right sided goal in the flow of play for two consecutive seasons. That is how dominant Addie is as the left sided back defender. And she did this without complaint knowing she is actually a midfielder. When discussed with her, she simply states, whatever is best for the team. This is a definition of a team player. - Coach Fee There are so many good things I could say about Addie Englehart, but I think her most important characteristic to mention, is her ability start new and find good in people. My freshman year, Addie and I were not good friends. We never really clicked. I hung out mostly with my sister, a senior, and she hung out mostly with her sister and friends. There was the occasional hello or wave, but no meaningful relationship past that. My sophomore year, I was injured and couldn't play. With my sister gone at college, I was really out of my comfort zone, and on top of that didn't really feel apart of the team. Worried that I wouldn't really adjust to the situation, I was very reserved. To my surprise, Addie was the first person I talked to at one summer scrimmage, and it was during that conversation (our first one ever) that we clicked. From that moment on we have been inseparable. Over the last year, I have watched Addie grow as she went from being the "little sister" in her group of friends, to now being my "big sister" and a sister and leader to so many others. I admire Addie for her ability to look for the best in people, even when it forces her to look hard and deep. Addie is one of the smartest people I know, and I can honestly say her advice has never lead me astray in a difficult situation. And lastly I admire her loyalty. Addie refuses to get involved in girl world drama, or petty arguments, because she truly loves her friends, and always looks to protect them and guide them. Even though I couldn't play, I've never felt more apart of a team than our team last year, and I have Addie to thank for that! I haven't figured out what I'm going to do without her next year, but I'm so excited for her because I know she is going to amazing things with her life, and that no distance could ever effect the bond we have built over the last year. Go get em Goose! Emily Wiser Addie s goal in the state championship game was the team s fifth of the day. That tied a record for the most goals ever scored in the state finals.
2013 Seniors Page 4 Bryce Hueber #12 2010 19-18 14 9 37 4 44 Varsity letter 2011 8-8 8 2 18 3 19 Varsity letter 2012 22-21 12 12 36 1 88 Varsity letter 2013 15-13 10 1 21 1 63 Varsity letter TOTALS 64-60 44 24 112 9 214 Bryce s rankings in team history: Games played, career (64) T30 th Game winning goals, career (9) T4 th Goals, career (44) 3 rd Multiple assist game, season (4) - 1st Assists, career (24) T4 th Assists as freshman (9) - 1st Assists as junior (12) - 1st Points, career (112) 3 rd Points as freshman (37) - 1st Bryce 2010 MVC 1st Team 2011 State Champion 2012 MVC 1st Team; All SW Ohio 1st Team; All Ohio 1st Team; All Region; Enquirer All Star 2013 MVC 1st Team; MVC Player of the Year; All SW Ohio 1st Team; SW Ohio Player of the Year; All Ohio 1st Team; Ohio Player of the Year; All Region; All American; Enquirer All Star; Enquirer Player of the Year Bryce is simply one of the most talented players ever to don a Summit jersey boys or girls. Sometimes I forget to stay in coach mode during matches because I am so caught up in watching her play. She can do amazing things with the ball at her feet and has nearly perfected the long range shot. When the ball is in the air during those shots, I often have time to think, Oh, that s a goal as it sails toward the frame. I love having conversations with opposing coaches after the game at midfield and hearing their perspective of what Bryce accomplished during the match. It usually begins with I told my team that she was going to do that, and to not allow her, but - Coach Fee Bryce, Where do I even start? We have gotten to be so close this year, and I am no longer that freshman that's intimidated by you (weren't we all). Whether it's on the field or off the field, we read each other like a book. I know when you are going to play the ball right behind the defense and you can always count on me to run after it. I love playing with you and I hope you heal quickly so we can play together one last time. I'm going to miss all of your "short jokes" and feeling like a midget when I stand next to you. I am going to miss you so much, but I know you are going to do great things at Wright State. Even though you use my head as an arm rest and eat my food, I will always love you. Morgan Evans, Class of 2016 Freshman year Bryce scored a hat trick against Mariemont. The first came from a head ball off a corner. The second on a 35 yard bomb. And the third came after chesting down a throw -in, cutting to the middle and blasting a shot from inside the 18.
Page 5 2013 Seniors Lauren Meyer Manager 2011 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2012 2-0 0 0 00 0 01 Junior Varsity letter 2013 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Varsity letter TOTALS 2-0 0 0 00 0 01 Lauren s rankings in team history: Games played, career (2) T181 st Lauren nearly scored a goal off of what would was the only shot of her career. How cool would that have been? 2012 Junior Varsity Team Captain 2013 Team Manager One of the great benefits of coaching is what you receive off the field. Relationship building is certainly as important as what we accomplish on the field. Lauren is a great example of why athletics is such an important part of a young person s maturation. Lauren never contributed at the varsity level, while her sister Mary had great success, but Lauren s impact on the school community was no less impactful. We are so grateful that she wanted to remain as part of the program and has consistently made herself available to the team. Lauren demonstrates that you can be a leader and role model without contributing on the field. When one thinks of Lauren Meyer, many positive qualities come to mind. Lauren is such a funny, kind-hearted person that instantly lights up a room when she enters. She has been a big sister to me ever since I was a freshman. Even though Lauren did not play soccer this year, she made a huge contribution to our team. Lauren comes to every game, is always an enthusiastic fan, and keeps track of our team s stats. Last year, when Lauren was the captain of the JV team, she showed great leadership and saw the best in everybody. Lauren is smartest girl I know, her dedication to achieve outstanding grades is something I truly admire about her. Lauren is such a well-rounded person; I am so lucky to call her a big sister and a close friend. I love you Lauren, thank you for always being there. I m going to miss you so much when you go to college, but I know you are going to do great things. Addy Baby Smythe, Class of 2016
2013 Seniors Page 6 Meredith Schertzinger Captain #10 2010 17-10 2 2 6 0 16 Varsity letter 2011 24-24 14 12 40 3 59 Varsity letter 2012 15-8 7 10 24 2 23 Varsity letter 2013 15-14 6 2 14 2 18 Varsity letter TOTALS 71-56 29 26 84 7 116 Meredith s rankings in team history: Games played, career (71) T20 th Goals, career (29) 8 th Game winning goals, career (7) T7 th Assists, career (26) - 3 rd Assists as sophomore (12) - 1 st Multiple assist games, career (5) - 2 nd Points, career (84) 7 th Points as sophomore (40) - 2 nd Meredith Coach Dedication MER! 2011 All Southwest Ohio Academic; 1st Team MVC; State Champion; State Championship game MVP 2012 All Southwest Ohio Academic 2013 Team Captain; MVC 1st Team; All SW Ohio 1st Team; All Southwest Ohio Academic; All Ohio 2nd Team; All Ohio Academic; Team Coaches Award; Scholar All American nominee Meredith is as diverse a player I have coached, having played in seven different positions over the course of her career. And she has excelled at each position. There has never been one complaint about needing to change positions. It is always about what is best for the team with Meredith. I am still amazed at what she accomplished as a sophomore starting as a center back, moving to center mid and ultimately to forward where she culminated the season with a dominating state final. She is every coaches dream unselfish, hard working, a leader, a scholar athlete and a tremendous example of what we want in a Summit athlete and student. Meredith was named the MVP of the state championship with 2 goals, an assist, and an awkward fall over Willie after assisting her goal. Where has the time gone? I cant believe you are already a senior. My first memory of meeting you my freshman year was when we both forgot our papers for try outs so we had to go on a run instead of practice. We talked the whole run and I wasn't a nervous freshman anymore. You are a true leader on and off the field. You are always smiling, laughing, and positive no matter what. You are a trustworthy friend, I know I can come to you for anything, whether school related, soccer related, or guidance on my future. You are the strength that holds the D unit together and lead the team. When the coaches were choosing captains for this year I knew you would be perfect! Good luck next year! I know you will succeed in everything you try to accomplish in college. Mer, you are a outstanding role model to so many and I don't think you realize the positive affect you have on other peoples lives. I respect and look up to you. Thank you for all your love and support on the soccer team.i hope we keep in touch because I will miss your friendship and positive encouragement when you are gone. Just remember "we love soccer!" -Abby Anderson, Class of 2015
Page 7 2013 Seniors Mia Schreibeis #11 2012 22-17 10 6 26 1 36 Varsity letter 2013 13-11 7 6 20 2 47 Varsity letter TOTALS 35-28 17 12 46 3 83 Mia s rankings in team history: Games played, career (35) T77 th Goals, career (17) T23 rd Game winning goals, career (3) T21 st Assists, career (12) T25 th Multiple goal games, career (4) T10 th Points, career (46) 24 th Mia Mia scored the game winning goal in a 1-0 win over rival CCD this season, and in essence, won the MVC Championship with the goal. 2012 Honorable Mention MVC 2013 MVC 1st Team Mia, Mia is as intense and competitive player as I have ever coached. That smiling, friendly, care-free young woman you see in the hall is replaced with a tenacious, spirited, hate-to-lose player on the field. She is the tip of our defense at the top of the field, hounding and menacing the opposing defenders into poor clears and into the waiting feet of our midfield. Coaches always love to have at least one player that can set that example for the rest of the team. Mia and the staff had to wait a long time for her transfer eligibility to occur. She has been well worth the wait. Her style of play in college is going to be loved at Winthrop. The staff and team there are going to love her presence next year. Where do I even start! You are the funniest person I know. I always have to laugh and smile when I am with you or driving with the top down in your Mini Cooper, singing loudly and getting stares from other cars. You are also an AMAZING soccer player and I am so happy and excited for you to do big things at Winthrop next year. It's crazy to think that you will be leaving next year, because like you always would say when we first met, we play only a year apart for club. I have loved playing up top with you this season and working with you. I have to apologize for being deaf though and probably not playing you the ball where or when you wanted it 99% of the time. You always instruct me and talk to me on the field about how I could have done something better or just tell me I was fine when I would miss an easy opportunity. To say the least, the "forward unit" (or foward in my mind) will not be the same next year with out you. I will miss you next year more than words can even begin to describe. I love you so much my Miaca! I can't thank you enough for all the memories this season and for just being an amazing teammate and friend and inspiring me to be the best player I can be. I can't wait for you to do so well at Winthrop because I know you will love it and they will absolutely love you! I'm here for you whenever you need me, forever and ever! Jess DeJesus, Class of 2017
2013 Seniors Page 8 Abby Semler #0 GP-GS SO Sa Pct. GA Avg. Record 2010 0-0 0 00.000 00 0.0 0-0-0 Junior Varsity letter 2011 1-0 1 00 1.000 00 0.0 1-0-0 Junior Varsity letter 2012 8-0 8 04.800 01 0.2 8-0-0 Varsity letter 2013 10-8 4 23.742 08 0.8 7-3-0 Varsity letter TOTALS 19-8 13 27.750 09 0.5 16-3-0 Abby s rankings in team history: Games played, career (19) T103 rd Shutouts, career (13) 8 th Saves, career (27) 9 th Wins, career (16) 9 th Winning percentage, career (.842) 2 nd Coach Dedication Abby I love the progression Abby has made over the past four years. She has had to work so hard to earn the starting position beginning as the fourth string keeper freshman year, to earning third her sophomore year, getting in one varsity match. Last year she made the full varsity team and served as the second keeper to Ayanna. Finally her patience and hard work has paid off and she rightfully earned the starting nod to begin the season. Her story is one of hard work and dedication to improving her skill set. It s a great example of believing in your abilities and working to achieve a goal. She has set a great example for Caroline Walton and has proudly taken her place in the fine progression of Summit goalkeepers. Abby scored her first career goal this season, the first goal scored by a keeper since Liz Arnold in 2009. You are the craziest, funniest, and strongest person I know. Literally your bicep is huge. I can't imagine goalie without you, the other freshies and i would be lost. I loved our car rides to soccer together and gossiping about the latest senior gossip! Next year my life will feel empty without my other half, you've literally been like an older sister to me, not the mean kind, but the kind that you can tell anything to but still look up to at the same time. You encourage me everyday and you really try to help me out when I'm down or not getting the results I want. You are an amazing person and your photos are BEAUTIFUL! You inspire me everyday to be not only a better keeper, but a better person as well. Your smile is contagious and our team is lucky to have you. I can't imagine life without you next year but I know you'll do great things! I'm here for you whenever you need me! Carol -Caroline Walton, Class of 2017
Page 9 2013 Seniors Louise Zhou #19 Louise 2010 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2011 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2012 0-0 0 0 00 0 00 Junior Varsity letter 2013 12-4 1 0 02 1 07 Varsity letter TOTALS 12-4 1 0 02 1 07 Louise s rankings in team history: Games played, career (12) - T146 th Goals, career (1) - T94 th Game winning goals, career (1) - T39 th Points, career (2) - T111 th Louise is only the second player in school history to have her only career goal scored also be a game winning goal. 2013 NSCAA Senior Excellence Award Any coach, in any sport, in any school in America would love to have a player like Louise on their team. She is dedicated, unselfish, supportive of teammates, self-critical, but willing to accept any coaching points and will always, always give you her best effort. In a season where the team has been struggling with numerous injuries, we have had the need to reach deep into our bench. Louise has answered our call all season, starting several games and coming off the bench in other games. She has accepted her role on the team without question. We are lucky to have her on this team and I know without a doubt that she has become a role model on the field and in the halls to many of the younger players. From the first day I met you I knew there was something different about you, something that made you unique and made you stand out amongst your peers. You are the type of person that will help others before they help themselves. That one thing is what makes you one of the most inspirational person that I have ever met. You are a role model to me. You are nice to everyone you meet and you give all you have when a task is given to you. You are never too quick to give up, even when the problem is challenging and seems hopeless. You give it everything you have. I know that when you move on with your life and go into the working field you will succeed in whatever you have chosen to do and you will be one of the most respected people there. You have a great future ahead of you. I really hope we stay in touch because I can t wait to hear about all the amazing things you will do! Gracie Kunkel, Class of 2016
Dear Mom and Dad, Its been a long 12 years of soccer. Thank you so much for making me stick with it for so long, and thank you for driving the thousands of miles that you have for me. You have allowed me to grow and improve myself. It is always special to have support at games. You guys are amazing, I love you. Sincerely- Liz Dear Mom and Dad, You are the best parents a girl could ask for. Thank you for giving me the opportunity and support to pursue what I love. I know you both have sacrificed a lot, and words cannot describe how grateful I am. I don t know where I would be without you two. I love you both so much. Addie Hey Mom and Dad, Just wanted to say thanks for everything. I want you to know I appreciate all that you have done for me. You ve given up a lot for me to continue playing something that I love. Love you, Bryce Dear Mom and Dad, Thank you so much for supporting me in everything I do. You have been there for me even though I decided to not play soccer but just keep stats instead. You support me the same way you always did for me and I am not even playing so I d say that s pretty awesome. I have gotten a lot closer with both of you, especially you mom, since Mary has left for college and I am thrilled about that. I love both of you so much! Thanks again for always being there for me no matter what! Your Favorite Daughter, Lauren
Dear Pops, I would not be who I am today without you in my life. I will always cherish our dinner dates and college road trips. I truly love them and had so much fun. This letter could go on for pages and pages thanking you for all that you do and letting you know how much you mean to me, but I know that you already know all those things, Even though I may not always show it I love you sooooooooo much and appreciate all that you do for me. You are the best dad a girl could ever ask for! Love, Mere Dear Love Thank you for supporting me and all my crazy dreams. Please don t ever forget how much you mean to me. Even when it seems like you re driving me insane because you re doing something strange or I am just in one of my teen moods, I still love you! I don t think I will ever be able to thank you for always putting up with me and all that you have given me. I love you more than a million Swedish Fish, Mere Dearest parents, Thanks for being awesome and not completely creepy. you've always been here for me, on and off the field and I will never be able to thank you enough for that. Also, don't get too crazy when I'm gone at college. Love you forever. Keep it real. -Mia Mom and Dad, Thanks for all the support through all my activities in life. Daddy, All the car rides to practices, tournaments and games. Since day 1 of soccer Mama you've taken a picture of me in every game. I love it! Thanks for being awesome parents and giving so many opportunities! Make sure to give the doggies kisses for me when I go to college and don't forget to keep it real! Love, Your oldest child Abster Dear Mom and Dad, I don't think I can thank you enough for supporting me in everything that I do. I would not be half the person I am today if not for you guys pushing me to be my best self everyday. I'm so lucky to have you guys as my parents. Thank you for all that you have done and sacrificed for me, I will never forget it. I love you both so much! Louise