Monday, June 20, 2011
2011-2012 coaches approved
Pay level information is available by calling the NREVSD treasurer’s office at 553-2616 ext 12105.
The 2011-2012 New Richmond High School athletic staff:
High School supplemental Contracts
High School Athletics
Douglas Foote, Athletic Director/Dean of Students
Daniel Scholz, Varsity Football Head Coach, Pay Level 12
Charles Warden, Varsity Football Assistant Coach, Pay Level 10
Patrick Fagan, JV Football Coach, Pay Level 10
Joseph Piening, JV Football Coach, Pay Level 10
Richard Mahan, Freshmen Football Coach, Pay Level 9
Kyle Schnee, Freshmen Football Coach, Pay Level 9
Brian McMonigle, Varsity Boys Basketball Head Coach, Pay Level 12
Mark Majick, Varsity Boys Basketball Assistant Coach, Pay Level 10
Eric McMonigle, Freshmen Boys Basketball Coach, Pay Level 9
Bradley Hatfield, Varsity Girls Basketball Head Coach, Pay Level 12
Lauren Wilkins, Varsity Girls Basketball Assistant Coach, Pay Level 10
Lana Gilday, Freshmen Girls Basketball Coach, Pay Level 9
Douglas Flamm, Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach, Pay Level 11
Brian Benzinger, Varsity Boys Soccer Assistant Coach, Pay Level 9
Shelby Pride, Varsity Girls Soccer Head Coach, Pay Level 11
Julie Shepherd, Varsity Girls Soccer Assistant Coach, Pay Level 9
Brian Benzinger, Varsity Baseball Head Coach, Pay Level 11
Michael Laub, Varsity Baseball Assistant Coach, Pay Level 9
Shelby Pride, Varsity Boys Track & Field Head Coach, Pay Level 10
Terri Flamm, Varsity Girls Track & Field Head Coach, Pay Level 10
Gerald Reardon, Varsity Boys and Girls Track & Field Assistant Coach, Pay Level 8
Terri Flamm, Head Girls Tennis Coach, Pay Level 8
Lana Gilday, Varsity Softball Head Coach, Pay Level 11
Susan Curfman, Softball Assistant Coach, Pay Level 9
Phillip Heflin, Varsity Golf Head Coach, Pay Level 8
Rylan Shebesta, Varsity Cross Country Head Coach, Pay Level 9
Rylan Shebesta, Varsity Boys Tennis Head Coach, Pay Level 8
Deron Shinkle, Varsity Wrestling Head Coach, Pay Level 11
Gregory Minor, Varsity Wrestling Assistant Coach, Pay Level 9
Judy Middeler, Varsity Girls Swimming Head Coach, Pay Level 10
Jospeh Middeler Jr., Varsity Boys Swimming Head Coach, Pay Level 10
Carla Corbin, Varsity Volleyball Head Coach, Pay Level 11
Susan Curfman, Varsity Volleyball Assistant Coach, Pay Level 9
Heidi Nieto, Varsity Cheerleading Advisor, Pay Level 9
Volunteer high school coaches
Football
Ben Bird
Tim Dunn
Greg Hawkins
Tom McOwen
Dave Schnee
Buddy Stark
Zak Taylor
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Six NR athletes pick colleges
New Richmond High School athletes (seated from left) Veronica Burnam (Wilmington College), Marty Mahaffey (Campbellsville), Kallie Long (Northern Kentucky University), (standing from left) Austin Warden (Miami University), Garrett Myers (Campbellsville) and Zach Ritter (Mt. St. Joseph) plan to continue their athletic careers in college.
Football players Marty Mahaffey and Garrett Myers will be attending Campbellsville University in Campbellsville, Ky. where they hope to be teammates for the Tigers who compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
In baseball, pitcher Austin Warden in headed to Miami University where he has been given preferred walk-on status while his catcher, Zach Ritter, will attend the College of Mt. St. Joseph.
Track and cross country runner Veronica Burnam has picked Wilmington College and four-year softball starter Kallie Long will attend Northern Kentucky University.
Mahaffey is looking at business administration as his major while Myers has chosen criminal justice.
“Campbellsville coaches plan to put me at outside linebacker and I will redshirt my freshman year,” said Mahaffey. “I hope to play special teams or get on the field in some other capacity my sophomore.”
“We’ve talked about me playing defensive back and possibly a little at tailback,” said Myers, who played quarterback, tailback, corner back and safety for the Lions.
Warden, a four-year baseball starter for New Richmond, will be following in the footsteps of his father, Chuck Warden, who was a scholarship pitcher at Miami.
“Miami is losing two lefthanders and they have signed one and are looking to pick up another one so I’m getting a preferred look this fall as a walk-on,” said Warden, who is planning on a science major at Miami with future plans to attend chiropractor school.
Ritter, who plans to major in athletic training at Mt. St. Joseph, was also looking at playing soccer in college until this spring.
“I decided I was going to base my decision on how I did in baseball and after this season I feel I have the potential to play college baseball,” said Ritter.
Burnam also plans to major in athletic training and picked Wilmington over Northern Kentucky and Shawnee State. She will run both cross country and track for the Quakers.
“Wilmington’s a small community and I really liked their athletic training program,” said Burnam.
Long, who pitched and played the outfield for the Lady Lions, plans to major in elementary education at NKU.
“I had an offer from Ohio Valley University in West Virginia but NKU is where my heart was,” said Long.
