The JDHS boys are welcoming the chance to play at the DI level, too.
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 7:00 am
Sophomores – Miley Andrews, Moira Bahn, Kate Bovitz, Rylann Castillo, Alaska De La Mora, Lillian Dennis, Alani Flores, Bella Gregoire, Jillian Levy, Kaia Mangaccat, Claire Overson, Analia Perry, Angie Santiago, Riley Schultz, Riley Soboleff, Alyssa Travis and Kaisha Weston.
Freshmen – Lanaya Barrick, Cooper Blackgoat, Ayla Erickson, Delphine Hochstoeger, Marigold Lindoff, Emma McDowell, Gracie Snyder, Zoe Tagsip and Brynlie Tingey.
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“They are looking forward to the challenge,” head boys coach Gary Lehnhart said. “They are working hard to focus on that challenge and I feel good about where their heads are at. They are a nice bunch of kids to coach that really play hard and have good attitudes. They are not taking anything for granted. I haven’t heard from anybody a negative country wise email marketing list word about it. I think they all want the challenge of it.”
The Crimson Bears return three-time DII all-state tournament selection senior Kai Ciambor.
“This has been great,” Ciambor said of practices. “Having the acquisition of all the TM players has been great. They’ve brought a lot of energy both on field and their great personalities too, like we’ve made a lot of friends during this entire process. It has been great.”
Ciambor is looking forward to DI.
“I think the competition will be a lot better obviously, which is great for us,” he said. “I think this team is built on the motivation of ourselves and we work hard for this so playing the best competition will be great.”
Also returning is two-time DII all-state tournament selection senior Ahmir Parker and junior state player of the game selection Jesper Bennetsen.
“We’re a relatively young team and we’re a team with a lot of talent for sure,” Parker said. “And I think when we play the way we’re supposed to play we can compete with anybody at any level.”
Freshmen – Lanaya Barrick, Cooper Blackgoat, Ayla Erickson, Delphine Hochstoeger, Marigold Lindoff, Emma McDowell, Gracie Snyder, Zoe Tagsip and Brynlie Tingey.
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“They are looking forward to the challenge,” head boys coach Gary Lehnhart said. “They are working hard to focus on that challenge and I feel good about where their heads are at. They are a nice bunch of kids to coach that really play hard and have good attitudes. They are not taking anything for granted. I haven’t heard from anybody a negative country wise email marketing list word about it. I think they all want the challenge of it.”
The Crimson Bears return three-time DII all-state tournament selection senior Kai Ciambor.
“This has been great,” Ciambor said of practices. “Having the acquisition of all the TM players has been great. They’ve brought a lot of energy both on field and their great personalities too, like we’ve made a lot of friends during this entire process. It has been great.”
Ciambor is looking forward to DI.
“I think the competition will be a lot better obviously, which is great for us,” he said. “I think this team is built on the motivation of ourselves and we work hard for this so playing the best competition will be great.”
Also returning is two-time DII all-state tournament selection senior Ahmir Parker and junior state player of the game selection Jesper Bennetsen.
“We’re a relatively young team and we’re a team with a lot of talent for sure,” Parker said. “And I think when we play the way we’re supposed to play we can compete with anybody at any level.”