Frank O’Brien
Initiated soccer field project and gathered parent group which enabled its financing and completion.
Ron Musto
Coached the fifth and sixth grade basketball team from 1992-98. Administered Lower School basketball program from 1994-1998. Established third and fourth grade basketball clinics.
John Maloy, Jr.
Provided much of the manpower necessary for upgrading soccer field.
Kathy Lavigne
The “ultimate soccer mom and AHN fan,” Kathy possessed the kindest heart and most willing set of hands as Booster Club vice president.
Christopher Kranick
Cross-Country Coach 1991-2005; Led AHN to eight league and four sectional championships, as well as two second place finishes in the state. Named sectional Coach of the Year in 2005, leading the Cross Country team to a state title.
James Korniak
First Booster Club President who used his skill and talent to enhance quality of outdoor sports facilities, building both the concession booth and the soccer scoreboard.
Joseph Hesch
Coached AHN Junior basketball team in 1993. Though only winning one game its first season, the team learned enough to beat two of four in a post-season tournament and bring the B Division trophy home to Holy Names.
David Coffey
As Booster Club president, he brought prominence and effectiveness to the fundraising arm of AHN’s athletics program.
Carlo Cherubino
Led AHN outdoor and indoor track and field and cross-country teams to more than 60 state, sectional, and league titles. Also tallied 303 sectional wins, four league titles, two sectional titles, and one regional championship in soccer, in addition to two Coach of the Year honors.
Sr. Constance Casey
With Sister Connie’s vision, ANH became a member of the Colonial Council. She was instrumental in adding lacrosse, tennis, track, and cross country to the athletics program.