Time to Plan for D4D4!

By Kody Anderson, Elizabethtown DeMolay PMC & Tournament Director

“Dad” David A. Glattly, Sovereign Grand Commander of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction , joins the leaders of Elizabethtown Chapter, Order of DeMolay, in encouraging DeMolays, Master Masons, Scottish Rite Masons, and everyone to form a team and register for the 4^th Annual Dodgeball for Dyslexia Tournament, proceeds benefiting the Children’s Dyslexia Centers.

Dodgeball for Dyslexia is a dodgeball tournament that has been driven for the purposes of raising as much money as possible for the Children’s Dyslexia Centers, the State Charity for Pennsylvania DeMolay. Dodgeball for Dyslexia was founded by Brother Evan Crawford of Elizabethtown Chapter, who has now passed the duties of planning this tournament to me, Kody Anderson, a 2017 Past Master Councilor of Elizabethtown Chapter.

Save the date: Dodgeball for Dyslexia will be held on May 12, 2018. The tournament will be held at the Spooky Nook Sports complex in Manheim, PA.

2018 will be the fourth consecutive year for this tournament. In 2017, we raised over $3,000 for the Dyslexia Centers, and we plan to raise even more for 2018! Each and every year, the Dodgeball for Dyslexia tournament has been increasing in participation, with teams coming from all over Pennsylvania and even Virginia. We had 13 teams in 2017, which consisted of many DeMolay chapters and even members from various Masonic Bodies.

We invite anyone who is willing to play dodgeball to make a team and help support and raise money for the Dyslexia Centers. All the money that is donated by teams will go to the Dyslexia Center nearest to them, so grab six to ten of your best players and come out to raise money, and have fun while doing it!  The overall winning team will take home the coveted Gold Dodgeball and have their name engraved on the trophy stand. The team that raises the most money for the Dyslexia Centers will win the Silver Dodgeball; and the team showing the most spirit will be awarded the Bronze Dodgeball.

In order to participate, each team will have a minimum registration fee of $75. The earlier you register, the less the fee.  Here are the dates and the registration fees. Our goal is to have all teams registered by March 1st.

·         By March 1st, $75

·         March 2nd - March 15th, $100

·         March 16th - April 1st, $125.

·         April 2nd - April 15th, $150

·         The absolute deadline to register a team is April 15th!

There are two ways to register: You can fill out the form and send it to our email at etowndodgeball@gmail.com as an attachment, or you can fill out the form and mail it straight to us at Elizabethtown DeMolay, 1244 Bainbridge Road, Elizabethtown PA 17022. Please contact us by via email to request a registration packet or by phoning 727 514 2462.

Remember: Making a team makes a difference, so come out and play dodgeball to raise money all for a great cause!

Meet the Candidates: Tyler Moyer

Convention is right around the corner, which means it will be time to vote for PA DeMolay's Elected State Officers. This series will introduce you to each candidate as they prepare to run for office. They were all asked to provide a short biography and an answer to the three questions below.

My name is Benjamin Tyler Moyer and I have been a member of Pilgrim Chapter since 2010. Since joining I have served multiple terms as Master Councilor, earning my Past Master Councilor's- Meritorious Service Award along the way. Throughout my years of service, I have also attained many other achievements including my Representative DeMolay Award, Founder's Membership Award, DeMolay Varsity Letter and Lamp of Knowledge. For the past four years I have served as an Appointed State Officer and have attended the Key Man Leadership Conference every year since joining, most recently as a member of the Jurisdictional Officer department. I feel that this year I'm ready to make the jump to serve again, this time as one of your elected state officers.

If you are elected to serve, what do you hope to accomplish?

I plan on bringing many new ideas to the table to help make Pennsylvania DeMolay better and stronger. As a member of Pilgrim Chapter, I always received a ton of support from my members and advisors to peruse different ideas to get new members. If elected, it will be one of my goals to extend that same support to all members. I hope to visit as many chapters as possible and be there for meetings, prospect events and whatever else they would have me at, to extend that same support and offer advice.

           

What is your greatest DeMolay experience?

My greatest experience would actually have to be before I joined DeMolay. About a year before I joined, I attended a prospect party that was held at Key Man where I met so many new people that today I'm able to call my friends. I was able to experience the fun and fellowship that I knew my brother had been having for years and it's one of the things that really made me want to join. 

Who are some of your DeMolay influences?

My greatest DeMolay influences would have to be the Past State Master Councilor’s that I have been a member under or have gotten to know personally through the years. I have always been inspired by the way they lead and what they have brought to the table. I hope in the coming years I can also bring to the table ideas that will inspire others. 

Meet the Candidates: Brian Martin

Convention is right around the corner, which means it will be time to vote on PA DeMolay's Elected State Officers. This series will introduce you to each candidate as they prepare to run for office. They were all asked to provide a short biography and an answer the three questions below.

My name is Brian Eduardo Martin and I am running for the office of State Junior Councilor for the 2016-2017 DeMolay year. I am 18 years old and I attend Connection Academy, where I will be a Senior this year. I am a Past Master Councilor of Carlisle Chapter, in which I earned my PMC-MSA. I’ve been a member of DeMolay for a little over 3 years. I have also earned my Representative DeMolay Award. In my free time, I like to fish and golf. Some interesting facts about me: my favorite superhero is Batman, my favorite type of pie is Lemon Meringue and my favorite movie is Back to the Future. 

If you are elected to serve, what do you hope to accomplish?

As State Junior Councilor, I would like to help the smaller chapters with increasing their membership. Membership is a pivotal part of DeMolay and I want to help all chapters succeed. I also want to help the State Master Councilor achieve any and all of his goals.

           

What is your greatest DeMolay experience?

My greatest DeMolay experience would have to be the time I went to New York DeMolay’s Winterfest. It was a great opportunity to see how close another state is between the members and advisors. 

Who are some of your DeMolay influences?

My biggest DeMolay influence would be “Dad” William Sardone, who was recently installed as Grand Master of DeMolay International. “Dad” Sardone is one of the most passionate and dedicated advisors that DeMolay has to offer. I met him at a college graduation, and we still keep in touch to this day. He also took the time to attend my Installation when I went in as Master Councilor of Carlisle Chapter. 

Meet the Candidates: Andrew Santilli

Convention is right around the corner, which means it will be time to vote for PA DeMolay's Elected State Officers. This series will introduce you to each candidate as they prepare to run for office. They were all asked to provide a short biography and an answer to the three questions below.

My name is Andrew Santilli and I am running for the office of State Senior Councilor for Pennsylvania DeMolay. I am currently 16 years old and a Junior at Marple Newtown High School. I play baseball on a Legion Baseball team, Football for my high school, and Chess (tournaments in Philadelphia). I am highly interested in reading, writing, shooting, hunting, fishing, sports, and video games! My favorite school subjects include Physics, Math, History, and Philosophy. My favorite vacation spot is Vermont, and my favorite food is probably clam chowder. The countryside is the place to be, and I love my 2 dogs, 4 cats, ferret, and guinea pig. 

If you are elected to serve, what do you hope to accomplish?

If elected to the office of State Senior Councilor this coming convention, I hope to accomplish giving back to DeMolay as much as it has given to me, which is a heck of a lot! This might sound cliché, but it’s true; ever since I joined DeMolay, I have developed as a person tremendously and have had more fun than the average teenager. It is my duty as a brother of a world-class order to return this kindness by starting with the simple things like ensuring membership goals are reached, visiting chapters on a regular basis, and generally being a role model and friend to all members. Going slightly further, I hope to sincerely and actively stress our core values as DeMolay’s, meaning that if we do not seriously adhere to our oaths, precepts, and moral guidelines, then we as DeMolays are not living up to the standards of this great order we claim to be part of.

What is your greatest DeMolay experience?

Reflecting on my life as a DeMolay thus far, my greatest DeMolay experience is definitely being elected Master Councilor of Chester Pike Chapter. Having the title opened an infinite amount of doors regarding opportunities, ideas, and people that I can’t begin to pretend I would be where I am without having held a gavel in my hand for a time.  From life lessons to communication skills to growing as an individual, I couldn’t trade this experience for anything even if I tried.

Who are some of your DeMolay influences?

I could write a very long list of DeMolay influences, and it is going to take everything in my power to narrow it down to a few. To start, Mom and Dad Richards took me in as a shy boy when I first came to the chapter; they taught me the ropes and helped mold me into the man I am today. Second, Dad Freedman has been an inspiration to drive forward toward being a better person. Finally, and most importantly, my grandfather has been my ground, my rock, my mentor, and especially my friend through not only my DeMolay career, but my entire life, and most of me as a person would be missing without him.  

Meet the Candidates: Jacob Beers

Convention is right around the corner, which means it will be time to vote for PA DeMolay's Elected State Officers. This series will introduce you to each candidate as they prepare to run for office. They were all asked to provide a short biography and an answer to the three questions below.  

Greetings,

My name is Jake Beers and I am running for the office of Deputy State Master Councilor. I am a Past Master Councilor of Elizabethtown Chapter, having served from January to June of 2014. This fall, I will be entering my senior year at Lower Dauphin High School in Hummelstown. Here, I play the baritone in the Marching Band and served as the Low Brass Section Leader, helping to teach students music and techniques as well as mentoring the incoming freshmen. I have worked as Student Director of the Lower Dauphin Middle School Play for the last three years, working with the students to better their abilities. I have also acted since 2012, though I have lessened my activity in this field. However, I do appear on the stage on select occasions. I am also an avid auto racing and NASCAR fan.

If you are elected to serve, what do you hope to accomplish?

As Deputy State Master Councilor, I hope to improve communication and teamwork between the Elected State Officer corps and the Chapters of PA DeMolay. I feel that communication is a two-way street and can only be successful if both Chapters and ESOs make the effort. If we are successful, we will be able to grow the Chapters on a more individual level rather than growing the state as a whole.

What is your greatest DeMolay experience?

The generic answer to this is “there are too many to pick from,” or some variant of that. Generally, I would avoid the generic, but it is true: over almost five years of DeMolay, it is pretty tough to choose. Since I have to choose just one, though, it would have to be the feeling I had around noon on the day after the Operation N.A.S.H.V.I.L.L.E. Training Weekend. This weekend was one of the largest events I’d seen in a long time that didn't have “Key” or “Man” in the name, and even better: I was the one in charge of it! Sure it wasn't perfect, nor did it go exactly as I had planned, but I felt as though everyone I talked to had a great time and were all very excited for the next weekend. It was a truly amazing feeling to know that my hard work paid off.

Who are some of your DeMolay influences?

I've always looked up to the Elected State Officers, specifically the State Master Councilors. Matt Blaisdell played a huge role in my early development as a DeMolay as he was always willing to talk to me, even though I was 12 and he was the SMC at the time. I also remember him not making a big deal out of being SMC, but working just as hard as he had to get there. I've tried to keep that feeling of humility I saw when I was a new member. Also, Dad Berry does a tremendous amount of work at the PMYF office and I believe he does not get enough credit for it, aside from the standard “thank you” at the end of some events.

2016 KMU Youth Director Announcement

The directors of Key Man University are proud to announce that the 2016 Youth Director has been appointed. After the interview process was complete, Tyler Moyer, Past Master Councilor of Pilgrim Chapter, was selected to serve as Youth Director for this year's conference. Here is a message from Tyler himself.

Greetings Brethren and Friends,

I am Tyler Moyer and this year I have the privilege of serving as KeyMan University's 2016 Youth Director. This year, I’m working to bring several exciting new things to the program, which of course I can't disclose right now. I will be working alongside the Directors and doing everything possible to make this week a memorable experience for everyone.

I joined DeMolay five years ago, actually at a KeyMan Conference. Since then, I've attended each KeyMan, and each time I've had a better experience; making new friends, expanding on my knowledge and much more. Also during those five years, I've served as my chapter's Master Councilor three times, for which I received the Past Master Councilor’s Meritorious Service Award. Along the way I also earned my Representative DeMolay Award and Founder's Membership Award. 

Over the next few months, I’ll post more information about the program. I want to see all of you in Pennsylvania at Key Man this August. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask; you can email me, or Facebook message me and I'll be sure to get a response back to you as soon as possible! 

Ancora Imparo, brothers!

Key Man University will be held at Patton Campus from July 31 to August 6, 2016. We look forward to seeing as many of your members attend the conference.

Master Councilor's Galore!

We have been celebrating the 90th Anniversary of DeMolay this year and, in my spare time, I was able to finalize a project that relates to this theme which I wanted to share with everyone. You see, "Dad" Zack Panitzke, and to a lesser extent, myself, have been the keepers of the history of Erie Chapter for the last five years or so. Thanks to some work that was done in the 1970's, and later in the 1990's, we were able to finalize a list of all of the Master Councilors ever to serve Erie Chapter, since its founding in 1923.

This was a major project that literally took several generations of DeMolays to complete. While it may not be particularly relevant to all Chapters, I wanted to publish the list here to show just how many men have served this one Chapter as a leader. When you think about how many Chapters PA DeMolay has had, and how many Master Councilors those Chapters have produced, you realize very quickly the impact our program has had on the Commonwealth. Perhaps this will inspire some of the other Chapters to work on compiling a similar list. So, without further hubbub, here it is!

Frat! ~ "Dad" Seth Anthony

First    Name	Last         Name	Start  Year	End Year	Start Month	End  Month
Ross	Webb	1924	1924	3	0
Paul	Wilson	1924	1925	0	0
LoRayne	Spetz	1925	1925	0	0
Warren	Williamson	1925	1926	0	0
Bruce	Mallory	1926	1926	0	0
Harold	Fargo	1926	1926	0	0
William	Ohler	1926	1926	0	0
Earl	Bahm	1926	1927	0	0
Mercellus	Fisher	1927	1927	0	0
Harrison	Wood	1927	1927	0	0
David	Murphy	1927	1927	0	0
John	Davison	1927	1928	0	0
Mortimer	Dean	1928	1928	0	0
Howard	MacIvor	1928	1928	0	0
Norman	Schutte	1928	1928	0	0
Harrison	Hartline	1928	1929	0	0
Edwin	Jones	1929	1929	0	0
Charles	Blaze	1929	1929	0	0
Robert	Fairgraves	1929	1929	0	0
Kenneth	Fargo	1929	1930	0	0
Harold	Scott	1930	1930	0	0
William	Boetcker	1930	1930	0	0
William	Page	1930	1930	0	0
Donald	MacIvor	1930	1931	0	0
Arthur	Shepard	1931	1931	0	0
Russell	Wallace	1931	1931	0	0
Clifford	Stone	1931	1931	0	0
Robert	Damon	1931	1932	0	0
Harvey	Roth	1932	1932	0	0
Leon	Shannon	1932	1932	0	0
Clifford	Dunlavey	1932	1932	0	0
Roland	Durst	1932	1933	0	0
Theodore	Sherman	1933	1933	0	0
Harold	Meyers	1933	1933	0	0
George	Schau	1933	1933	0	0
William	Brewer	1933	1934	0	0
William	Shoenfield	1934	1934	0	0
Harold	Durst	1934	1934	0	0
Robert	Bennett	1934	1934	0	0
Gayle	DeVore	1934	1935	0	0
Edward	Gauly	1935	1935	0	0
James	Wilson Jr.	1935	1935	0	0
Jack	Hull	1935	1935	0	0
Howard	Moomy	1935	1936	0	0
Roy	Church	1936	1936	0	0
Merle	Wadlinger	1936	1936	0	0
William	Sowers	1936	1936	0	0
Donald	Steiner	1936	1937	0	0
Donald	Carnahan	1937	1937	0	0
Richard	Dear	1937	1937	0	0
Chester	Durst	1937	1937	0	0
Maurice	Lee	1937	1938	0	0
Charles	Swindlehurst	1938	1938	0	0
William	Dear	1938	1938	0	0
Wilfred	Dean	1938	1938	0	0
Ed	Hausman	1938	1939	0	0
Rex	Moyer	1939	1939	0	0
J.P.	McGinnis	1939	1939	0	0
Alfred	Schnur	1939	1939	0	0
Gene	Carnahan	1939	1940	0	0
Jack	Aiton	1940	1940	0	0
Donald	Smith	1940	1940	0	0
Richard	Steiner	1940	1940	0	0
Harold	Stoops	1940	1941	0	0
Robert	Griewahn	1941	1941	0	0
John	Griggs	1941	1941	0	0
James	Strong	1941	1941	0	0
Mark	Wagner	1941	1942	0	0
Al	Cornelius	1942	1942	0	0
Jerry	Lundmark	1942	1942	0	0
James	Richardson	1942	1942	0	0
Harold	Beanland	1942	1943	0	0
David	Anderson	1943	1943	0	0
Don	Hirsh	1943	1943	0	0
Sax	Worthman	1943	1943	0	0
Charles	Connell Jr.	1943	1943	0	0
Mardson	Goard	1943	1944	0	0
Kenneth	Griewahn	1944	1944	0	0
Douglas	Stevens	1944	1944	0	0
Robert	Wagner	1944	1945	0	0
Jack	Bellingham	1945	1945	0	0
James	Deininger	1945	1945	0	0
George	Cornelius	1945	1946	0	0
E. Clyde	Snyder II	1946	1946	0	0
Richard	Dahlberg	1946	1946	0	0
William	Strucker	1946	1947	0	0
Elmer	Adams	1947	1947	0	0
Richard	Neithamer	1947	1947	0	0
Douglas	Aikens	1947	1947	0	0
Ernest	Kuerner	1947	1947	0	0
Harry	Mueller Jr.	1947	1948	0	0
William	Volgstadt	1948	1948	0	0
Vere	Montgomerey	1948	1948	0	0
Ted	Benson	1948	1948	0	0
Raymond	Neider	1948	1949	0	0
Ivan	Tate	1949	1949	0	0
Richard	Lawson	1949	1949	0	0
Robert	Faber Jr.	1949	1949	0	0
William	Wagner	1949	1950	10	1
Richard	Scheimer	1950	1950	1	4
James	Altman	1950	1950	4	7
Melvin	Seifer	1950	1950	7	10
Jack	Smith	1950	1951	10	1
Walter	Curry	1951	1951	1	6
Harry	Altman	1951	1951	6	10
Gary	Headley	1951	1952	10	1
Press	Fairweather	1952	1952	1	4
Arthur	Makynen	1952	1952	4	7
Ralph	Walter Jr.	1952	1952	7	10
Peter	Klomp Jr.	1952	1953	10	1
David	Hillman	1953	1953	1	4
James	Faber	1953	1953	4	7
William	Oesterlin	1953	1953	7	10
David	Hockenbrocht	1953	1954	10	1
Robert	Hennick	1954	1954	1	4
Ross	Walter	1954	1954	4	7
Ronald	Gray	1954	1954	7	10
William	Chandley	1954	1955	10	1
Richard	Clark	1955	1955	1	4
Robert	Butler	1955	1955	4	7
Karl	Rohrer	1955	1955	7	10
Glenn	Rinehold	1955	1956	10	1
Richard	Steiner	1956	1956	1	4
Robert	Falzone	1956	1956	4	7
Robert	Bresee	1956	1956	7	10
Larry	Curtis	1956	1957	10	1
David	Dennison	1957	1957	1	4
David	Nick	1957	1957	4	7
Kenneth	Asplund	1957	1957	7	10
Clare	Breter	1957	1958	10	1
William	French	1958	1958	1	4
Thomas	Clark	1958	1958	4	7
Wesley	Ross	1958	1958	7	10
Russ	McCurdy	1958	1959	10	1
James	Reynolds	1959	1959	1	4
Robert	Durst	1959	1959	4	7
Marvin	Hood	1959	1959	7	10
Douglas	Baur	1959	1960	10	1
Robert	Dudley	1960	1969	1	4
Richard	Durst	1969	1960	4	7
Barry	Martin	1960	1960	7	10
David	Campbell	1960	1961	10	1
Charles	Wall	1961	1961	1	4
David	Jamison	1961	1961	4	7
Herbert	Johnson III	1961	1961	7	10
Arnold	Vollbrecht	1961	1962	10	1
Larry	Youtz	1962	1962	1	4
Gordon	Kuntz	1962	1962	4	7
Joseph	Bashaw	1962	1962	7	10
William	Dear	1962	1963	10	1
Joseph	Kressel	1963	1963	1	4
Robert	Schneider	1963	1963	4	7
David	Schutter	1963	1963	7	10
William	Black	1963	1964	10	1
Garth	Barthelmes	1964	1964	1	4
Charles	Schlaufman	1964	1964	4	7
Steven	Gauly	1964	1964	7	10
Thomas	Will	1964	1965	10	1
David	Whipple	1965	1965	1	4
Lance	Masters	1965	1965	4	7
Rogers	Beall	1965	1965	7	10
Barry	Stamm	1965	1966	10	1
John	McCurdy	1966	1966	1	7
James	Fiddler	1966	1966	7	7
James	Silverthorn	1966	1966	7	10
Douglas	Wall	1966	1967	10	1
Kenneth	Fails	1967	1967	1	4
Larry	Mays	1967	1967	4	7
James	Butler	1967	1967	7	10
Ted	Stolz	1967	1968	10	1
G. Rene	Loder	1968	1968	1	7
Daniel	Swartz	1968	1968	7	7
Bruce	Miller	1968	1968	7	10
Gary	Sturrock	1968	1969	10	1
Kenneth	Mushrush	1969	1969	1	4
Thomas	Griffin	1969	1969	4	7
Robert	Moore	1969	1969	7	10
David	Otteni	1969	1970	10	1
Eugene	Anderson	1970	1970	1	4
Aaron	Haffley	1970	1970	4	7
Michael	Schenker	1970	1970	7	10
Jay	Washburn	1970	1971	10	1
Garrett	Fuhrman	1971	1971	1	4
David	Fresch	1971	1971	4	7
David	Fourspring Jr.	1971	1971	7	10
Randy	Alstadt	1971	1972	10	1
Wayne	Zimmer	1972	1972	1	5
Dennis	Ferguson	1972	1972	5	9
Richard	Coleman	1972	1973	9	1
Michael	Larson	1973	1973	1	5
Martin	Schenker	1973	1973	5	9
Paul	Baumbach	1973	1974	9	1
B. Scott	Eaton	1974	1974	1	5
Kenneth	Dias	1974	1974	5	9
Jeffrey	Washburn	1974	1975	9	1
Keith	Fisher	1975	1975	1	5
Thomas	Spears	1975	1975	5	9
Robert	Brown	1975	1976	9	1
Kenneth	Novet	1976	1976	1	5
Raymond	Nexdorf	1976	1976	5	9
Brian	Jacobs	1976	1977	9	1
Mel	Williams	1977	1977	1	5
Peter	Ogden	1977	1977	5	11
John	Richardson	1977	1978	11	5
David	Dennison	1978	1978	5	11
Brian	Swanson	1978	1979	11	5
Scott	Shunk	1979	1979	5	11
Warren	Hiles	1979	1980	11	5
Eric	Lawson	1980	1980	5	11
Kurt	Duryea	1980	1981	11	5
Brian	Shunk	1981	1981	5	9
Brian	Swanson	1981	1982	9	1
Douglas	Hammer	1982	1982	1	5
Daniel	Moore	1982	1982	5	9
Kermit	Seubert	1982	1983	9	1
Michael	Shannon	1983	1983	1	7
Robert	Shaffer	1983	1984	7	1
Ronald	Bissell	1984	1984	1	7
Arthur	Fitzsimmons	1984	1985	7	1
T. Douglas	Johnson	1985	1985	1	7
Christopher	Krupinski	1985	1986	7	1
Sean	Poole	1986	1986	1	7
John	Krihwan	1986	1987	7	1
Kenneth	Clausen	1987	1987	1	7
Donald	Doutt	1987	1988	7	1
Andrew	Fitzsimmons	1988	1989	1	1
Sean	Englert	1989	1989	1	7
Scott	Griswold	1989	1990	7	1
William	Alexander	1990	1990	1	7
Willam	Burch	1990	1991	7	1
Eric	McClung	1991	1991	1	7
Aaron	Roth	1991	1992	7	9
William	Burch	1992	1993	9	4
Jeffrey	Davidson	1993	1993	4	9
William	Fredricks	1993	1994	9	3
Steven	Hepp	1994	1994	3	9
Corey	Ferraro	1994	1995	9	3
Nathan	Rockwell	1995	1995	3	9
Jeremy	Rockwell	1995	1996	9	3
Jeffrey	Kuntz	1996	1996	3	9
Anthony	Snyder	1996	1997	9	3
Robert	Wynne	1997	1997	3	9
William	Barlett	1997	1997	9	3
David	Haffley	1998	1998	3	9
Mitch	Dougan	1998	1999	9	3
Mark	Haffley	1999	2000	3	3
Michael	Snyder	2000	2000	3	9
Brian	Eaton	2000	2001	9	9
Zachary	Panitzke	2001	2002	9	3
Michael	Eller	2002	2002	3	9
Seth	Anthony	2002	2003	9	3
Matthew	McAdoo	2003	2003	3	9
Matthew	Olsen	2003	2004	9	3
Jacob	Palo	2004	2004	3	9
Nathan	Lasher	2004	2005	9	3
Andrew	Grygier	2005	2005	3	9
Calvin	Kleckner	2005	2006	9	3
Ryan	Groves	2006	2006	3	9
Jack	Salter	2006	2007	9	3
Grant	Eaton	2007	2007	3	9
Steven	Sowers	2007	2008	9	3
James	Palo	2008	2008	3	9
Ronnie	Cox	2008	2009	9	3
Carl	Holmes	2009	2009	3	9
David	Roberts	2009	2010	9	3
Kyle	Cline	2010	2010	3	9
Darrin	Baldwin	2010	2011	9	3
DJ	Mundkowsky	2011	2011	3	9
Kyle	Grygo	2011	2012	9	3
Adam	Cline	2012	2012	3	9
Kyle	Cline	2012	2013	9	3
Alex	Dieter	2013	2013	3	9
Kyle	Grygo	2013	2014	9	3