Alumni Athletes

Olympians

Rob van Mesdag '48 — Single Sculling

Carlos Echeverria '48 — Sailing

Gardner Cadwalader ’66 — Rowing

Betsy Beard ’79 — Rowing, Gold Medalist

Chris Klebl ’90 — Cross-Country Skiing, Gold and Silver Medalist

Dominic Seiterle ’94 — Rowing, Gold Medalist

Eric Boateng ’05 — Basketball. Member of the British Olympic Association's Athletes' Commission

Baseball

Baylen Manocha ’18 – Bates College

Charles Stayton ’07 – University of Pennsylvania

Joe Bradley ’91 – Middlebury College

All-State halfback in football at St. Andrew's in 1990

Bill Brakeley ’86 – University of Delaware

Drafted in the 4th round of the 1989 MLB Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers
Posted a 12-7 record with a 4.10 ERA in three minor league seasons with Helena (Rookie League) and Beloit (Single-A)
At St. Andrew’s, Brakeley tallied 20 career wins and 287 strikeouts. He is the only pitcher to strike out 10 consecutive batters in a game.

Al Day ’64 – Dickinson College

Basketball

Boys Basketball

Adrian Watts ’20 – Middlebury College

Became the 6th player in SAS history to score 1,000 career points.

Malik Velmar ’17 – Bates College

Jordan Bonner ’15 – Wesleyan University

Captain
NESCAC Defensive Player of the Year
Became 24th player in program history to score 1,000 career points
Started the Cardinal Community Classic to raise money to support cancer patients with financial needs.

Myles Stephens ’15 – Princeton University

1st Team All-Ivy selection (’18-’19) while leading the Tigers in rebounding (6.4 per game) and was second in scoring (13.6 per game). Reached 1,000 career points his senior season.
Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year
Ivy League Tournament Most Outstanding Player
Currently playing professionally in Europe

Ben Bentil ’14 – Providence College

Selected by the Boston Celtics with the 51st overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft. Made his NBA debut with the Dallas Mavericks in 2017.
Currently playing in the Turkish BSL with Bahcesehir Koleji. Has made stops in Greek Basket League, Bilbao Basket (Spain), and LNB Pro A (France).
AP Honorable Mention All-American
Led the Big East with 21.1 PPG, field goals made (246) and free throws made (194).
Named 1st Team All-Big East and the conference's Most Improved Player.
Led Providence to a national ranking and a #9 seed in the 2016 NCAA Tournament
One of five finalists for prestigious 2016 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Center of the Year Award

Austin Tilghman ’14 – Monmouth University

MAAC Sixth Man of the Year (’16-’17) his senior season after leading Monmouth in rebounding (5.9 RPG).

Eric Boateng ’05 – Arizona State University

Gatorade State Player of the Year in Delaware (2005)
McDonald's All-American at ASU along with teammate James Harden
Member of the British Olympic Association's Athletes' Commission
Professional career includes time in the NBA D-League, the Greek Basket League, the BBL (Germany), LA Union (Argentina), ADA Blois and in the NM1 (France). He has been a regular for Great Britain's team since 2006.

Ned Trippe ’68 – Basketball Club Australia

Girls Basketball

Morgan Hallow ’15 – Trinity College

Janée Dennis ’14 – Cornell University

Elizabeth Ross ’01 – Gettysburg College

Scored over 1,000 points in 103 career games; currently ranks 13th all-time scorer at Gettysburg.

Chesa Profaci ’80 – Smith College, Washington College

Crew

Girls Crew

Zoey Honsel ’24 – Colby College

Stella Roffers ’24 – University of Texas-Austin

Joye Wingard ’24 – Harvard University

Emma Hopkins ’23 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Bridget Schutt ’23 – Tufts University

Emily Murphy ’22 – Princeton University

Griffin Pitt ’21 – University of Pennsylvania

Kate Butcher ’21 – University of Pennsylvania

Amrit Chapman ’21 – Georgetown University

Elizabeth Hall ’21 – Rollins College

Christine Wu ’20 – Dartmouth University

Parkie Mosley ’20 – Wesleyan University

Alyse Ray ’20 – United States Naval Academy

Christine Wu ’20 – Dartmouth University

Mayela Lumban Gaol ’19 – Boston University

Margaret Murphy ’19 – Princeton University

Coxed the Princeton Women's Lightweight 1V to 2023 and 2022 National Championships
2022 Pocock Lightweight All-American
Earned gold medals at the IRA Varsity Eight and Eastern Sprints Varsity Eight
2022 IRA All-Academic Team

Claire Miller ’18 – Georgetown University

Noelle Yoo ’18 – Wellesley College

Hannah Beams ’17 – Bates College

Caitlin Cobb ’17 – Bucknell University

Camy Hines ’16 – Smith College

Eleni Scurletis ’16 – Tufts University

Amanda Sin ’16 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Millie Spencer ’16 – Georgetown University

Kristen Bowman ’15 – University of Southern California

Emma Porrazzo ’15 – Wesleyan University

Emma Lea Wheeler ’15 – Bates College

Bella Miller ’14 – Bates College

Bertie Miller ’14 – Williams College

Kelsey Barolak ’13 – Harvard University

Susannah Donoho ’13 – Colby College

Alexandra Porrazzo ’13 – Georgetown University

Liza Tarbell ’13 – Bowdoin College

Emily Troisi ’13 – Georgetown University

Mary Wilson ’12 – Duke University

Katie Toothman ’12 – Stanford University

Rachel Pederson ’10 – Bates College

Leah Watson ’10 – Lewis and Clark College

Hayley Swan ’09 – Williams College

Sydney (Tooze) Taylor ’08 – Williams College

Elise Desimone ’08 – Colby College

Eloise Repeczky ’07 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Serena Roberts Houlihan ’01 – Brown University

Annie Taylor Douthit ’00 – Bates College

Meaghan Keely Schwarting ’99 – University of Virginia

Holly Fling Austin ’97 – Harvard University

Morgan Foster ’97 – Brown University

Andi Mulholland Whitaker ’95 – University of Delaware

Jennifer Hurtt Mullins ’88

Betsy Beard ’79

Boys Crew

Joe Baker ’24 – Harvard University

Kieran Bansal ’24 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cooper Drazek ’24 – Bates College

Lucas Ochis ’24 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Ike Lawrence ’23 – Dartmouth College

Myles Derabertis ’23 – Hamilton College

Zach Atalay ’23 – Brown University

Gavin Green ’22 – Brown University

Gavin Frazer ’22 – United States Naval Academy

Oliver Firmenich ’21 – Bates College

Felix Hernandez ’21 – United States Coast Guard Academy

Zack LeRoy ’21 – Williams College

Matt Mitchell ’21 – Trinity College

Xander Atalay ’19 – University of Virginia

Tad Scheibe ’19 – Williams College

Espen Wheeler ’18 – Bates College

Harrison Foley ’17 – United States Naval Academy

Max Mayer ’17 – Wesleyan University

Avi Veluchamy ’17 – University of Pennsylvania

Luke Forsthoefel ’16 – Wesleyan University

Jay Jacobs ’15 – George Washington University

Brandon Baker ’14 – Wesleyan University

Jordan Rogers ’14 – Harvard University

Peter Burrus ’13 – University of Wisconsin-Madison

David Ashpole ’12 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Bobby Moffitt ’12 – Dartmouth University

Captain as a senior; won the Thaddeus Seymour Rowing Award

Rob Rasmussen ’12 – Harvard University

Jeffrey Rogers ’12 – Harvard University

Named to All-Ivy League Second team as a junior in 2017
As a freshman, earned a gold medal at EARC Sprints in the 2V and a bronze medal in the Grand Finals at the IRA National Championships with the 2V

Sean Crowley ’11 – Northeastern University

Jameson Pesce ’11 – Princeton University

Whiting Tennis ’11 – Brown University

Peter Zendt ’09 – Trinity College

Taylor Brown ’08 – Brown University

Thatcher Barton ’08 – Cornell University

Tyler Caldwell ’07 – Harvard University

Tom Stephens ’97 – Dartmouth College

Simon Saddleton ’97 – Cornell University

George Hutton ’97 – Trinity College

Jonathan Frank ’94 – Brown University

1995 D1 National Champions

Dominic Seiterle ’94 – Dartmouth College

2008 Olympic gold medallist and World Rowing Championships gold medallist as a member of Canada's 8+
Won three gold medals at the 2007 World Rowing Cup regattas and a gold at the 2007 Henley Royal Regatta

David Foley ’93 – Georgetown University

Cal Hurtt ’90 – Harvard University

Bob Scacheri ’85 – Princeton University

Michael Atalay ’84 – Princeton University

Michael Zimmer ’84 – Princeton University

Edward (Ted) Wilgis ’83 – Connecticut College

Ned Trippe ’68 – Rowing Club Australia

Gardner Cadwalader ’66 – University of Pennsylvania

George Shuster ’63 – Yale University

Ernie Cruikshank ’62 – Princeton University

Henry Hillenmeyer ’61 – Yale University

John Pinney ’61 – Yale University

Steve Walke ’60 – Yale University

Hunter Harris ’59 – Trinity College

William Brownlee ’44 – Cornell University

Cross-Country

Girls Cross-Country

Caroline Meers ’24 – Hamilton College

Lily Murphy ’23 – Hamilton College

Emma Tapscott ’18 – Williams College

Received 2019 Most Improved team award
Also competes on the Williams track & field team
Helped team finish 7th at the DIII National Championship while racing #5 during her senior season

Caitlin Porrazzo ’15 – Tufts University

Molly Belk ’12 – Williams College

Lucy Iselin ’12 – Kenyon College

Boys Cross-Country

Kyle Share ’23 – Occidental College

Alec Baretto ’18 – Swarthmore College

Alex Horgan ’18 – Boston College

Malcolm Brown ’14 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Daniel Maguire ’14 – Dalhousie University

Alec Hill ’12 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Morgan Scoville ’00 – Villanova University

Team earned 6th place finish at 2000 NCAA National Championship

Will Robinson ’97 – Colgate University

Wilson Everhart III ’95 – Colby College

Field Hockey

Molly Starkey ’23 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Neva Richardson ’16 – Smith College

Ellen Copper ’14 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Celeste Lancaster ’13 – Williams College

Joanie Oates ’13 – Bates College

Tilden Davis ’10 – Sewanee: The University of the South

2013 Captain
All Conference 2nd team
All- American SAA team

Doris Short ’96 – Trinity College

Kate Sidebottom ’96 – University of North Carolina

2x NCAA Champion
3x NFHCA Academic All-American

Erin Burnett ’94 – Williams College

Claire Colburn ’87 – Haverford College

Co-Captain Senior year

Chesa Profaci ’80 – Smith College, Washington College

Football

Frank Nasta ’24 – Macalester College

Griffin Patterson ’24 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Brandon Graves ’22 – University of Pennsylvania Sprint Football

Phineas Hunt ’22 – Middlebury College

Tony Wang ’22 – Middlebury College

Mason McKee ’21 – Colby College

Tre Thomas ’21 – Gettysburg College

Micah Turpin ’19 – Bates College

John McKee ’18 – Kenyon College

Jaryd Jones ’17 – Kenyon College

Alec Maloney ’17 – Grinnell College

John Paris ’17 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Letter winner in football (2) and lacrosse (4)

Andrew Zaiser ’16 – Kenyon College

Sam Gowen ’14 – Williams College

Led the team in sacks his junior year

Jake Myers ’12 – Dickinson College

Finished his career ranked 10th all-time in career tackles

Chris Burton ’08 – Gettysburg College

Elijah Weeks ’05 – Williams College

Currently the Director of Player Development for Yale Athletics
Current Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Wesleyan University
Two-sport letter winner (football and lacrosse) at Williams College

Tony Alleyne ’01 – Wesleyan University

Coached Track in NC
Won 2006 Flag Football Championship in Charlotte, NC
Coached football and basketball at St. Andrew's

Geoff Dewire ’98 – Amherst College

Lyles Glenn ’74 – Washington & Lee University, University of South Carolina

William (Bill) E. Stevenson ’62 – Washington & Lee University, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

Lacrosse

Boys Lacrosse

Flynn Bowman ’22 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Sage Cookerly ’22 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Griffin Batson ’20 – Centre College

John Paris ’17 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Henry Martellier ’15 – Wesleyan University

2018 National Champion

Andy Grabis ’13 – Dickinson College

• Captain his senior season
• Scholar All-American

Khary Dennis ’12 – Williams College

John MacIntosh ’12 – Wesleyan University

Bucky Pierce ’10 – Middlebury College

Russell Train ’10 – Williams College

Phillip Valiant ’08 – Haverford College

Luke Walter ’08 – Washington & Lee University

Alexander J. Falciani ’07 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Elijah Weeks ’05 – Williams College

Director of Player Development for Yale Athletics
Current Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Wesleyan University
Two-sport letter winner (football and lacrosse) at Williams College

Ben Smith ’05 – Bowdoin College

Dave Page ’04 – Kenyon College

Greg Montgomery ’03 – Gettysburg College

Dicken Counts ’01 – Williams College

John Landay ’97 – Wesleyan University

Wesleyan Hall of Fame
In 2001, Landay led the nation with 121 points (73 goals, 48 assists), setting a single-season points record that still stands at Wesleyan. That 121-point season carried him to NESCAC Player of the Year and Third Team All-American honors.
His 186 career goals is still a program record while he totaled 306 points (186 goals, 120 assists) in 67 career games.
On top of a 17-win season as a senior, Landay helped lead Wesleyan to the team's first Little Three title since 1983.

Nick Barker ’96 – Williams College

Andrew Slater ’96 – Yale University

Paul Bramble ’95 – Gettysburg College

Andrew Reynolds ’95 – Bates College

Dan Sheats ’95 – Gettysburg College

Fritz McCall ’93 – Williams College

Rob Toomey ’92 – Bates College

Ned Trippe ’68 – Dickinson College

Fritz Hoffecker ’67 – Princeton University

Girls Lacrosse

Molly Starkey ’23 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Piper Ackermann ’19 – Middlebury College

2023, 2022, 2021 NESCAC All-Academic
2023, 2022, 2021 National Champion

Nancy Tucker ’19 – Haverford College

Hannah Sailer ’17 – Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Louisa Belk ’16 – Williams College

Girls Cross-Country Runner of the Year, State Champion, Gatorade Delaware Girls Cross-Country Runner of the Year

Riley Shipley ’16 – Randolph Macon College

Eliza Wainwright ’15 – Swarthmore College

Aly Saliba ’14 – Franklin & Marshall College

Helen Cammerzell ’13 – Duke University

Joanie Oates ’13 – Bates College

Molly Belk ’12 – Williams College

Also ran four years of cross-country

Nina Labovich ’12 – Wesleyan University

Grace Saliba ’12 – Franklin & Marshall College

2015 IWCLA All-American, All-Centennial Conference First Team

Madison Beres ’11 – Hamilton College

Amanda Gahagan ’11 – Babson College

Lucinda Caldwell ’10 – Brown University

Susie Gurzenda ’09 – Kenyon College

Beth Martin ’09 – Swarthmore College

Kaity Moore ’08 – Dickinson College

Alexa Caldwell ’07 – Brown University

Rachel Hickman ’07 – Franklin & Marshall

Elizabeth Burns ’05 – Williams College

2008 and 2009 IWCLA All-American defender; two-time All-NESCAC.
Led the NESCAC her senior year with 50 ground balls (T-1st) while also ranking among leaders with 30 draw controls (T-8th) and 29 caused turnovers (4th).

Daphne Patterson ’05 – Stanford University

Sarah Walter ’04 – Davidson College

Served as captain her senior year; finished with 40 career assists, placing her fifth all-time at Davidson.

Emma Wallace ’03 – Johns Hopkins University

First Team All-American as a high-school senior

Meredith Goeller ’00 – Trinity College

Heidi Pearce ’00 – Johns Hopkins University

Member of the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame and Johns Hopkins Sports Hall of Fame
At St. Andrew's, won two State Player of the Year awards and was named an All-American after her senior season
At JHU, was an All-Conference selection, two-time team captain, and First Team All-American as a senior
Served as the head coach at Washington College from 2013 to 2018; won the Centennial Conference Coach of the Year Award twice over that span

Robin Juliano ’99 – Brown University

Bernadette Devine ’99 – Harvard University

Eva Sayre ’97 – Duke University

Victoria Pfeiffer Metz ’95 – Wesleyan University

Erin Burnett ’94 – Williams College

Claire Colburn ’87 – Haverford College

Soccer

Boys Soccer

Ema Appenteng ’23 – Ohio Wesleyan University

Nick Lilley ’21 – Williams College

Ben Horgan ’19 – Washington College

2021 Centennial Conference Champions (Shoremen Athletics)
2021 Team MVP

Evan Murray ’18 – Sewanee: The University of the South

Damon Wilson ’04 – Monmouth University

NSCAA/Adidas Division I All-North Atlantic Region First-Team
Played professional soccer in Austria for three years
Founded athletic agency Transfair Sports Group in 2011

Mike Cordeiro ’98 – Johns Hopkins University

ECAC Champions 1999, 2001
NCAA quarter finalist 1998, Round of 16 in 2000

Ben Kennedy ’97 – Dartmouth College

John Craighill ’97 – United States Naval Academy

Thad McBride ’91 – Princeton University

3x All-Ivy League selection
Led the Tigers to an Ivy League Championship his junior season. The team also reached the Final Four for the first and only time in program history.
McBride's coach throughout his Princeton career was Bob Bradley, the US Men’s National team head coach from 2006-2011 and led them to the Round of 16 in 2010.
Earned Princeton’s David S. Hackett Memorial Soccer Cup (MVP) in 1994
Awarded the William Winston Roper 1902 Trophy his senior year, which is given annually to a Princeton senior man of high scholastic rank and outstanding qualities of sportsmanship and general proficiency in athletics
Played professionally in England for Cambridge United Football Club

Gil Williams ’87 – Duke University

Semi-Pro with Trenton GAK
Made final cuts with Cincinnati and Los Angeles of National Professional Soccer League

Ned Trippe ’68 – Dickinson College

Won National Championship in Australia and New Zealand

Fritz Hoffecker ’67 – Princeton University

Charles M. Barclay ’54 – University of Pennsylvania

Girls Soccer

Leandre Pestcoe ’19 – Washington University

PJ Bugg Turner ’99 – Davidson College

Penn Graves ’98 – Davidson College

Captain, Team MVP

Squash

Girls Squash

Markley Peters ’24 – Denison University

Bridget Schutt ’23 – Tufts University

Annie Roach ’18 – Wesleyan University

Brookie McIlvaine ’16 – University of Pennsylvania

Sara Coyne ’14 – University of Pennsylvania

Celeste Lancaster ’13 – Williams College

Abigail Smith ’13 – Wesleyan University

2016-17 NESAC All-Sportsmanship Team
2016-17 co-captain

Cesca Fleischer ’12 – Stanford University

Liza Bayless ’11 – Wesleyan University

2015-16 Team Captain
Liza Bayless Goes 5-0 to Start Second Semester (Wesleyan Athletics)

Henrietta Golet ’11 – Franklin & Marshall College

Elizabeth Rajasingh ’10 – University of Virginia

2014 Epps Cup Champions
Scholar Athlete Award

Katherine Belk ’09 – Williams College

Nina Fleischer ’09 – Brown University

Mia Fry ’09 – Williams College

Quincy McCoy ’92 – Princeton University

Boys Squash

William Atkinson ’22 – Amherst College

Ted Pyle ’21 – Haverford College

Zadoc Bond ’21 – Haverford College

Tripp Peters ’19 – Hamilton College

Graham Nielsen ’18 – Hamilton College

Chris Gsell ’15 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Oscar Merino ’15 – Williams College

Noah Rickolt ’14 – Davidson College

Nick Desrosier ’13 – Bucknell University

Riley McDonough ’13 – Dartmouth College

Zachary Roach ’13 – Wesleyan University

2015-16 & 2016-17 NESCAC All-Academic Team
2016-17 co-captain

Pep Ruckpanich ’13 – Richmond University

Michael Ding ’12 – Davidson College

Graham Dworkin ’12 – Trinity College

NESCAC All-Academic as a sophomore and junior

Alex Lynch ’11 – Trinity College

Ted Unger ’02 – Williams College

2005-06 Team Captain

Randolph McEvoy ’97 – Princeton University

Charlie Durkin ’97 – Princeton University

Talley Wettlaufer ’95 – Cornell University

Joshua Charlton ’92 – Connecticut College

Pier Friend ’84 – Williams College

Swimming

Boys Swimming

Wilson Archie ’18 – Roanoke College

Keegan Pando ’17 – Middlebury College

Xander Geiersbach ’16 – Colby College

Tyler Gehrs ’09 – Washington and Lee University

Wills Cooper ’09 – Davidson College

Davidson record-holder as a member of the 400 medley, 200 freestyle and 400 freestyle relays; Top-10 performer in the 50 free (:20.76/4th), the 100 free (:45.83/6th) and the 200 free (1:42.96/8th)
NISCA All-America in the 200 Free Relay in 2008-09 while at St. Andrew's

Nate Cooper ’05 – Bates College

Mike Kuehlwein ’76 – Swarthmore College

Girls Swimming

Madison Macalintal ’22 – Wesleyan University

Elizabeth Rainey ’22 – Colgate University

Sarah Caron ’19 – Dickinson College

2nd place finish in 100 & 200 backstroke at Centennial Conference Championship

Caroline Fry ’16 – Franklin & Marshall College

Liza Tarbell ’13 – Bowdoin College

Rachel Pederson ’10 – Bates College

Annie Taylor Doutit ’10 – Bates College

Jennifer Hurtt Mullins ’88 – Mt. Holyoke College

Tennis

Allaire Berl ’22 – Kenyon College

All-American

Kara McDonough ’12 – Johns Hopkins University

Vicki Klumb ’87 – Hamilton College

Pier Friend ’84 – Williams College

1987 NESCAC Champions
Plays in national, regional, and local tournaments

Chesa Profaci ’80 – Smith College, Washington College

Paul Rada ’76 – University of Delaware

Blake Norris Battin ’54 – Franklin & Marshall College, Kent State University

Charles M. Barclay ’54 – University of Pennsylvani

Track & Field

Wrestling

Austin Glessner ’11 – Franklin & Marshall College

Taylor Hennessy ’11 – Trinity College

Earl Walker ’91 – Boston University

1994 NCAA Division I All-America in the 158-pound division, when he finished 3rd in the NCAA Tournament, marking the highest finish ever by a B.U. wrestler. Earned the "Mickey" Cochran Memorial Award, presented to Boston University's top male athlete after compiling a 37-3 record in all matches. As a senior, he was ranked as high as number one in the nation, served as team captain and earned MVP honors.
At NCAAs as a sophomore in 1993, he defeated the number-one seed and went on to finish in the top 12 in the nation at 158-pounds, compiling a 26-5 record.
Inducted into the Boston University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2002; inducted into the Delaware Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2004.
While at St. Andrew’s School, Walker was a two-time Delaware high school state champion, winning the 145-pound title as a junior and the 152-pound division during his senior year. He was also a national champion his senior season.
Earned a doctorate in Counseling Psychology. Served as head coach of Delaware State for three seasons after assisting at B.U. and U.C. Davis.

Timothy W. Peters ’66 – University of Delaware

Walter D. Phillips ’59 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Bill Ray Russell ’56 – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Captain Senior year
14 Boston Marathons

G. Leonard Shea ’51 – University of Pennsylvania

Co-Captain Senior year

Olympians

Baseball

Basketball

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Crew

Girls Crew

Boys Crew

Cross-Country

Girls Cross-Country

Boys Cross-Country

Field Hockey

Football

Lacrosse

Boys Lacrosse

Girls Lacrosse

Soccer

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Squash

Girls Squash

Boys Squash

Swimming

Boys Swimming

Girls Swimming

Tennis

Track & Field

Wrestling

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Sailing

Water Skiiing