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The philosophy of the Department of Athletics, as espoused by the Athletics Director and the entire coaching staff, is to foster mutual respect among participants, instill a commitment to excellence within each athlete and to promote team unity, cooperation and self-discipline. Further, individual athletes are encouraged to become the finest athlete possible, learning life-long team-building skills and how to discern the appropriate value of sports.
OLP remains at the forefront of athletic recognition with annually over 500 student athletes across 20 competitive
CIF interscholastic athletic
programs, alongside 4 Club Sports teams, with scaled levels of participation within each sport.
Athletics Registration
Questions? Email
[email protected]
.
Concussion Protocol
Concussion Protocol
OLP is committed to ensuring the safety of all student athletes. As such, all OLP coaches receive training on concussions in alignment with California law. In addition, on a yearly basis, a concussion and head injury information sheet shall be signed and returned by all student athlete's and the athlete's parent/guardian
before the athlete's initiating practice or competition.
Nationwide data continues to show that many catastrophic head injuries are a direct result of injured athletes returning to play too soon, not having fully recovered from the first head injury. Additionally, the Centers for Disease Control reports that approximately 3 million sports and recreational concussion occur every year. Below are documents from the CIF Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC) that provide helpful information to parents and students on concussion signs and symptoms.
CIF Concussion Information Sheet:
This is a required form for OLP student athletes, and their parent/guardian's to sign on an annual basis.
CIF Acute Concussion Notification Form for Parents/Guardians:
This form may be used in communicating with parents/guardians when a student-athlete displays signs and symptoms of a concussion.
CIF Graded Concussion Symptom Checklist Form:
This form may be used for parents/guardians and student-athletes when communicating signs and symptoms of a concussion to their physician. This form may also be completed as a baseline at the beginning of the season and also used after a suspected concussion as a checklist to record daily symptoms.
Physician Letter to School Form:
This is an optional form for physicians (MD/OD) to use when communicating with school personnel and parents/guardians following a concussion.
Return to Learn (RTL)
The following two (2) documents (below) are to assist the concussed student athlete “return to the classroom and learning environment” in a scientific manner regarding brain activity.
CIF Concussion Return to Learn (RTL) Protocol Form:
This form is recommended for use by all parties involved when a student-athlete is returning to learn in the classroom.
CIF Physician (MD/DO) Recommended School Accommodations Following Concussion Form:
This form may be used by a physician, or by all parties, to support a student-athlete when they are returning to learn in the classroom.
Return to Practice and Play (RTP)
Medical science and concussion care experts have found that a concussed athlete must take a gradual and progressive, stage by stage, step by step return to practice under medical supervision to minimize risks and allow the brain to properly recover. A.B. 2127 and CIF Bylaws mandated a minimum timeline, but medical experts recognize that many adolescent concussion patients may take much longer to recover. Always be cautious as returning to practice and play too quickly may have catastrophic consequences.
CIF Concussion Return to Play (RTP) Protocol Form:
This form may be used by all parties involved with supporting a student-athlete return to play.
Health and Wellness
Health and Wellness
OLP is committed to ensuring all student athletes and parents are provided with critical information for keeping their students healthy and fit. In addition to students completing an annual physical, each student athlete and their parents are also provided critical information regarding key health issues impacting student athletes. This includes
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
,
Prescription Opioids
and
Heat Illness
.
The following required annual information forms are meant to provide students and parents with early warning signs and symptoms, and what to do in case they were to experience any of these. Should students or parents have questions, we encourage you to reach out to your health provider, or our Athletic Trainer.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
: Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is not a heart attack. It’s an abnormality in the heart’s electrical system that abruptly stops the heartbeat. It's caused by an undetected congenital or genetic heart condition. California passed the Eric Paredes Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act in 2016 to protect students participating in school-sponsored athletic activities. The new policy adds SCA training to coach certification and a new protocol that empowers coaches to remove from play a student who exhibits fainting, and potentially for other conditions if they are believed to be cardiac-related. Student-athletes must be evaluated and cleared by a physician, surgeon, nurse practitioner, or physician’s assistant to return to play. Student-athletes and parents/guardians review and sign an SCA Information sheet as part of their annual sports packet. Visit the
CIF website
for more information
Prescription Opioids
: As part of Senate Bill 1109, effective January 1, 2019, all schools offering an athletic program are required to provide parents and student-athletes an opioid fact sheet published by the CDC prior to the first practice.
Heat Illness
: Heat illness is a preventable tragedy. It is imperative that school leaders ensure, that those adults working directly with our students have the knowledge and ability to minimize risks and reduce injuries for the students they serve. A proper acclimatization plan is essential to minimize the risk of exertional heat illness during the early season practice period. Gradually increasing athletes’ exposure to the duration and intensity of physical activity and to the environment minimizes heat illness risk while improving athletic performance. California has a wide range of environmental factors (beaches, mountains, deserts) that face schools and student-athletes and the acclimatization period is vital to minimize the risk. More information is accessible on the
CIF website.
Supporting Student Athletes with Mental Health
The following resources are provided through CIF to support student athletes around Suicide Prevention, Anxiety and Depression. For students, their peers, and anyone responsible for their care and well-being, take the course
Student Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
.
Families are also offered a
Mental Health Toolkit
with a variety of resources to support their student athlete.
Anxiety
:
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health issue in the United States. By understanding that anxiety is common and treatable, student-athletes can better manage its impact on their health and performance.
Depression
:
Depression is a common condition that can impact all students. Untreated depression can have serious consequences including suicide. Depression is a treatable mental health condition, and early intervention and treatment can lead to better outcomes.
Suicide Risk Prevention
:
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people ages 10-24. The incidence of suicide can be reduced by eliminating the misunderstanding and stigma that prevent individuals from speaking up and getting support.
Should any parent or student athlete want additional support, our
OLP Counselors
are available. Students, parents and community members can also choose to fill out an online anonymous web based form accessible on our
OLP website and available through our provider, WeTip
. The form is monitored 24/7.
Tryout Dates
Fall Sports Tryout Dates:
Cross Country:
July 31, August 3-7: at Morley Field (3-5pm)
Flag Football:
August 3-4: at TBD (3-5pm)
Golf:
Varsity: August 3-4 at Riverwalk GC (TBD)
JV: August 5-6 at Mission Bay GC (3-5pm)
Tennis:
August 3-7: at Balboa Tennis Club (1- 3pm)
Volleyball:
Newcomer: August 5 - 7 at OLP Event Center (3-4:30pm)
Returners of All Levels: August 5 - 7 at OLP Event Center (4:30pm-6:30pm)
Hall of Fame
At the Academy of Our Lady of Peace, our legacy is built on the strength, courage, and excellence of the women and community members who have shaped our story for more than 140 years.
The launch of the
OLP Hall of Fame
is a milestone moment, honoring athletes, coaches, teams, and leaders whose contributions embody the heart of OLP. The Hall of Fame is more than an event—it is part of a larger effort to preserve and celebrate our shared history. Alongside the rollout of the
OLP Alumna Portal
and the new
OLP Digital Archive
, the Hall of Fame creates a living record of excellence. Alumnae, students, and families will now be able to connect with one another, explore stories from OLP’s past, and celebrate those who continue to inspire the next generation of Pilots.
OLP Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony -
Friday, November 21, 2025 | 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
We invite you to be part of this inaugural evening of recognition and celebration:
5:00 p.m.
| Doors Open
6:00 p.m.
| Prayer, Welcome & Dinner
6:30 p.m.
| Induction Ceremony
8:00 p.m.
| Event Concludes
Tickets
OLP Athletics Summer Camps
OLP Athletics Summer Camps are back, and registration is now open!
Come experience the energy and encouragement of an all-girls school environment while building your skills in a fun, supportive setting. Our camps are led by experienced OLP faculty, coaches, and alumnae who are passionate about helping young athletes grow in confidence and ability — no matter their skill level.
This summer we are offering camps in:
Dance- June 15- 18 (9-11am) Dance Studio or Holy Family Event Center
Tennis- June 15-18 (1-3pm) Balboa Tennis Club
Volleyball- June 22-25 (9-11am) Holy Family Event Center
Basketball- June 29- March 2 (9-11am) Holy Family Event Center
Cheer- July 13-16 (9-11am) Holy Family Event Center
Camp Age Groups:
Cheer & Dance: Open to rising 4th graders through incoming freshmen
Basketball, Tennis & Volleyball: Open to rising 6th graders through incoming freshmen
Whether your daughter is looking to sharpen her skills, try a new sport, or simply have fun with friends, our camps are a great way to train, compete, and make lasting memories.
Spots will fill quickly — we can’t wait to see everyone on campus this summer!
Click the link below to register.
Athletics Summer Camps Registration
2026 Sports Camp Registration
2025-2026 Athletic Physical Form
CIF Ethics in Sports ~ Pursuing Victory with Honor Form
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Coaches
Fall
Sport
Coach
Email
Cross Country Head
TBD
Flag Football Head
Josh Sipho
[email protected]
Flag Football Asst
Rolan Reyes
[email protected]
Flag Football Asst
Julia Marentez
[email protected]
Golf Varsity Head
Tim Paluso
[email protected]
Golf JV Head
Grace Harley
[email protected]
Tennis Varsity Head
Deniz Guzeldere
[email protected]
Tennis Varsity Asst
Carissa Park
[email protected]
Tennis JV
Beatriz Gillespie
[email protected]
Tennis JV Asst
Linda Milburn
[email protected]
Volleyball Varsity
Mary-Kate Catton
[email protected]
Volleyball Varsity Asst
Breeze Hafenstein
[email protected]
Volleyball JV
Jacqueline Witty
[email protected]
Volleyball Frosh
Laney Wilson
[email protected]
Winter
Sport
Coach
Email
Basketball JV Head
Joseph Kennedy
[email protected]
Basketball JV Asst
Isaac Hall
[email protected]
Basketball Varsity Head
Sean Panado
[email protected]
Basketball Varsity Asst
Daniela Valencia
[email protected]
Soccer Novice Head
Jenna Chandler
[email protected]
Soccer JV Head
Jesus De Santiago
[email protected]
Soccer Varsity Head
Tim Paluso
[email protected]
Water Polo Varsity Head
Harrison Trubitt
[email protected]
Water Polo JV Head
Jaylin Davies
Spring
Sport
Coach
Email
Track & Field Head Coach
Deejay Johnson
[email protected]
Track & Field Asst. Coach
Kristin Reyna DeHart
[email protected]
Track & Field Asst. Coach
Rolan Reyes
[email protected]
Track & Field Asst. Coach
Lorraine Pittmon
[email protected]
Swim & Dive Head Coach
Harrison Trubitt
[email protected]
Swim & Dive Asst. Coach
Katherine Wessman
[email protected]
Softball Varsity Head Coach
Jim Davis
[email protected]
Softball Varsity Asst. Coach
Melissa LaBanc
[email protected]
Lacrosse Varsity Head Coach
Todd Tobias
[email protected]
Lacrosse Varsity Asst. Coach
Alex Toth
[email protected]
Beach Volleyball Head Coach
Breeze Hafenstein
[email protected]
Beach Volleyball Asst. Coach
Reilly Owens
[email protected]
Multi-Season
Sport
Coach
Email
Surf
Julia Mekrut
[email protected]
Esports
Elsi Hildebrand
[email protected]
Dance
Kelly Culver
[email protected]
Cheer Varsity
Casey Popp
[email protected]
Cheer JV
Eric Claxton
[email protected]
Archery
Edward Lucero
[email protected]
Profiles
Kelly Culver
Dance Teacher, Head Dance Team Coach
Karen Hsu
Health and Fitness Teacher, Athletic Trainer, STEM Teacher
Tim Paluso
Math Department Chair, Summer School Director
Kevin Soares
Director of Athletics
Harrison Trubitt
Water Polo Coach, Service Learning and Retreats Coordinator , Swim and Dive Coach, Campus Ministry
Danielle Coronado
Science Teacher
Elsi Hildebrand '15
Counselor
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The philosophy of the Department of Athletics, as espoused by the Athletics Director and the entire coaching staff, is to foster mutual respect among participants, instill a commitment to excellence within each athlete and to promote team unity, cooperation and self-discipline. Further, individual athletes are encouraged to become the finest athlete possible, learning life-long team-building skills and how to discern the appropriate value of sports.
OLP remains at the forefront of athletic recognition with annually over 500 student athletes across 20 competitive
CIF interscholastic athletic
programs, alongside 4 Club Sports teams, with scaled levels of participation within each sport.
Athletics Registration
Questions? Email
[email protected]
.
Concussion Protocol
Concussion Protocol
OLP is committed to ensuring the safety of all student athletes. As such, all OLP coaches receive training on concussions in alignment with California law. In addition, on a yearly basis, a concussion and head injury information sheet shall be signed and returned by all student athlete's and the athlete's parent/guardian
before the athlete's initiating practice or competition.
Nationwide data continues to show that many catastrophic head injuries are a direct result of injured athletes returning to play too soon, not having fully recovered from the first head injury. Additionally, the Centers for Disease Control reports that approximately 3 million sports and recreational concussion occur every year. Below are documents from the CIF Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC) that provide helpful information to parents and students on concussion signs and symptoms.
CIF Concussion Information Sheet:
This is a required form for OLP student athletes, and their parent/guardian's to sign on an annual basis.
CIF Acute Concussion Notification Form for Parents/Guardians:
This form may be used in communicating with parents/guardians when a student-athlete displays signs and symptoms of a concussion.
CIF Graded Concussion Symptom Checklist Form:
This form may be used for parents/guardians and student-athletes when communicating signs and symptoms of a concussion to their physician. This form may also be completed as a baseline at the beginning of the season and also used after a suspected concussion as a checklist to record daily symptoms.
Physician Letter to School Form:
This is an optional form for physicians (MD/OD) to use when communicating with school personnel and parents/guardians following a concussion.
Return to Learn (RTL)
The following two (2) documents (below) are to assist the concussed student athlete “return to the classroom and learning environment” in a scientific manner regarding brain activity.
CIF Concussion Return to Learn (RTL) Protocol Form:
This form is recommended for use by all parties involved when a student-athlete is returning to learn in the classroom.
CIF Physician (MD/DO) Recommended School Accommodations Following Concussion Form:
This form may be used by a physician, or by all parties, to support a student-athlete when they are returning to learn in the classroom.
Return to Practice and Play (RTP)
Medical science and concussion care experts have found that a concussed athlete must take a gradual and progressive, stage by stage, step by step return to practice under medical supervision to minimize risks and allow the brain to properly recover. A.B. 2127 and CIF Bylaws mandated a minimum timeline, but medical experts recognize that many adolescent concussion patients may take much longer to recover. Always be cautious as returning to practice and play too quickly may have catastrophic consequences.
CIF Concussion Return to Play (RTP) Protocol Form:
This form may be used by all parties involved with supporting a student-athlete return to play.
Health and Wellness
Health and Wellness
OLP is committed to ensuring all student athletes and parents are provided with critical information for keeping their students healthy and fit. In addition to students completing an annual physical, each student athlete and their parents are also provided critical information regarding key health issues impacting student athletes. This includes
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
,
Prescription Opioids
and
Heat Illness
.
The following required annual information forms are meant to provide students and parents with early warning signs and symptoms, and what to do in case they were to experience any of these. Should students or parents have questions, we encourage you to reach out to your health provider, or our Athletic Trainer.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
: Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is not a heart attack. It’s an abnormality in the heart’s electrical system that abruptly stops the heartbeat. It's caused by an undetected congenital or genetic heart condition. California passed the Eric Paredes Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act in 2016 to protect students participating in school-sponsored athletic activities. The new policy adds SCA training to coach certification and a new protocol that empowers coaches to remove from play a student who exhibits fainting, and potentially for other conditions if they are believed to be cardiac-related. Student-athletes must be evaluated and cleared by a physician, surgeon, nurse practitioner, or physician’s assistant to return to play. Student-athletes and parents/guardians review and sign an SCA Information sheet as part of their annual sports packet. Visit the
CIF website
for more information
Prescription Opioids
: As part of Senate Bill 1109, effective January 1, 2019, all schools offering an athletic program are required to provide parents and student-athletes an opioid fact sheet published by the CDC prior to the first practice.
Heat Illness
: Heat illness is a preventable tragedy. It is imperative that school leaders ensure, that those adults working directly with our students have the knowledge and ability to minimize risks and reduce injuries for the students they serve. A proper acclimatization plan is essential to minimize the risk of exertional heat illness during the early season practice period. Gradually increasing athletes’ exposure to the duration and intensity of physical activity and to the environment minimizes heat illness risk while improving athletic performance. California has a wide range of environmental factors (beaches, mountains, deserts) that face schools and student-athletes and the acclimatization period is vital to minimize the risk. More information is accessible on the
CIF website.
Supporting Student Athletes with Mental Health
The following resources are provided through CIF to support student athletes around Suicide Prevention, Anxiety and Depression. For students, their peers, and anyone responsible for their care and well-being, take the course
Student Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
.
Families are also offered a
Mental Health Toolkit
with a variety of resources to support their student athlete.
Anxiety
:
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health issue in the United States. By understanding that anxiety is common and treatable, student-athletes can better manage its impact on their health and performance.
Depression
:
Depression is a common condition that can impact all students. Untreated depression can have serious consequences including suicide. Depression is a treatable mental health condition, and early intervention and treatment can lead to better outcomes.
Suicide Risk Prevention
:
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people ages 10-24. The incidence of suicide can be reduced by eliminating the misunderstanding and stigma that prevent individuals from speaking up and getting support.
Should any parent or student athlete want additional support, our
OLP Counselors
are available. Students, parents and community members can also choose to fill out an online anonymous web based form accessible on our
OLP website and available through our provider, WeTip
. The form is monitored 24/7.
Tryout Dates
Fall Sports Tryout Dates:
Cross Country:
July 31, August 3-7: at Morley Field (3-5pm)
Flag Football:
August 3-4: at TBD (3-5pm)
Golf:
Varsity: August 3-4 at Riverwalk GC (TBD)
JV: August 5-6 at Mission Bay GC (3-5pm)
Tennis:
August 3-7: at Balboa Tennis Club (1- 3pm)
Volleyball:
Newcomer: August 5 - 7 at OLP Event Center (3-4:30pm)
Returners of All Levels: August 5 - 7 at OLP Event Center (4:30pm-6:30pm)
Hall of Fame
At the Academy of Our Lady of Peace, our legacy is built on the strength, courage, and excellence of the women and community members who have shaped our story for more than 140 years.
The launch of the
OLP Hall of Fame
is a milestone moment, honoring athletes, coaches, teams, and leaders whose contributions embody the heart of OLP. The Hall of Fame is more than an event—it is part of a larger effort to preserve and celebrate our shared history. Alongside the rollout of the
OLP Alumna Portal
and the new
OLP Digital Archive
, the Hall of Fame creates a living record of excellence. Alumnae, students, and families will now be able to connect with one another, explore stories from OLP’s past, and celebrate those who continue to inspire the next generation of Pilots.
OLP Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony -
Friday, November 21, 2025 | 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
We invite you to be part of this inaugural evening of recognition and celebration:
5:00 p.m.
| Doors Open
6:00 p.m.
| Prayer, Welcome & Dinner
6:30 p.m.
| Induction Ceremony
8:00 p.m.
| Event Concludes
Tickets
OLP Athletics Summer Camps
OLP Athletics Summer Camps are back, and registration is now open!
Come experience the energy and encouragement of an all-girls school environment while building your skills in a fun, supportive setting. Our camps are led by experienced OLP faculty, coaches, and alumnae who are passionate about helping young athletes grow in confidence and ability — no matter their skill level.
This summer we are offering camps in:
Dance- June 15- 18 (9-11am) Dance Studio or Holy Family Event Center
Tennis- June 15-18 (1-3pm) Balboa Tennis Club
Volleyball- June 22-25 (9-11am) Holy Family Event Center
Basketball- June 29- March 2 (9-11am) Holy Family Event Center
Cheer- July 13-16 (9-11am) Holy Family Event Center
Camp Age Groups:
Cheer & Dance: Open to rising 4th graders through incoming freshmen
Basketball, Tennis & Volleyball: Open to rising 6th graders through incoming freshmen
Whether your daughter is looking to sharpen her skills, try a new sport, or simply have fun with friends, our camps are a great way to train, compete, and make lasting memories.
Spots will fill quickly — we can’t wait to see everyone on campus this summer!
Click the link below to register.
Athletics Summer Camps Registration
2026 Sports Camp Registration
2025-2026 Athletic Physical Form
CIF Ethics in Sports ~ Pursuing Victory with Honor Form
Related Stories
All Stories
All Stories
Coaches
Fall
Sport
Coach
Cross Country Head
TBD
Flag Football Head
Josh Sipho
[email protected]
Flag Football Asst
Rolan Reyes
[email protected]
Flag Football Asst
Julia Marentez
[email protected]
Golf Varsity Head
Tim Paluso
[email protected]
Golf JV Head
Grace Harley
[email protected]
Tennis Varsity Head
Deniz Guzeldere
[email protected]
Tennis Varsity Asst
Carissa Park
[email protected]
Tennis JV
Beatriz Gillespie
[email protected]
Tennis JV Asst
Linda Milburn
[email protected]
Volleyball Varsity
Mary-Kate Catton
[email protected]
Volleyball Varsity Asst
Breeze Hafenstein
[email protected]
Volleyball JV
Jacqueline Witty
[email protected]
Volleyball Frosh
Laney Wilson
[email protected]
Winter
Sport
Coach
Basketball JV Head
Joseph Kennedy
[email protected]
Basketball JV Asst
Isaac Hall
[email protected]
Basketball Varsity Head
Sean Panado
[email protected]
Basketball Varsity Asst
Daniela Valencia
[email protected]
Soccer Novice Head
Jenna Chandler
[email protected]
Soccer JV Head
Jesus De Santiago
[email protected]
Soccer Varsity Head
Tim Paluso
[email protected]
Water Polo Varsity Head
Harrison Trubitt
[email protected]
Water Polo JV Head
Jaylin Davies
Spring
Sport
Coach
Track & Field Head Coach
Deejay Johnson
[email protected]
Track & Field Asst. Coach
Kristin Reyna DeHart
[email protected]
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Rolan Reyes
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Lorraine Pittmon
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Harrison Trubitt
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Swim & Dive Asst. Coach
Katherine Wessman
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Softball Varsity Head Coach
Jim Davis
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Melissa LaBanc
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Todd Tobias
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Alex Toth
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Breeze Hafenstein
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Reilly Owens
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Kelly Culver
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Casey Popp
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Eric Claxton
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Edward Lucero
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Tim Paluso
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Harrison Trubitt
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Danielle Coronado
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