The 2013-2014 Annual Report

From Squash to Scholarship

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SquashWise is not your average sports team. We develop committed scholar-athletes through a long-term program of academic tutoring, college/career preparation, mentoring, squash coaching, and fitness training.

To the SquashWise Family:

Six years ago, SquashWise held tryouts for a group of enthusiastic students who had never heard of squash, but had the desire to try something new. Many of these students had no opportunities to be a part of team or travel outside of Baltimore. Their motivation and effort during tryouts secured them a spot on our team, as well as a place in what would become a second family.

Through the years our family has grown and our students have learned the value of studying hard, training year-round, and competing across the country. They have also learned the importance of having strong character and demonstrating commitment to their teammates. Our students dedicate many years to SquashWise—from the start of middle school, through high school, and then beyond into college and careers.

Today, with you, our extended family, we are celebrating six full years of impactful work in Baltimore City, proving that the combination of academics, athletics, and mentoring will change a child’s life. This year will be a milestone for us with our first cohort graduating this coming spring. Students will move on to college and career placements more prepared, more confident, and knowing that SquashWise will continue to support them. Through years of academic tutoring and enrichment, college visits, and social support, these students are ready to take what they have learned with SquashWise and make their own futures.

It is with your invaluable support that our students are able to access incredible opportunities that will set them on the path to success. We cannot thank you enough for your generosity and commitment to our family. We look forward to continuing to partner with you in our successes for many years to come.

Sincerely,

Welcome Letter

Training for Squash, Training for Life

Sage Platt Board Chair

Abby Markoe Executive Director

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Meet Our Students

“ SquashWise keeps my son well- rounded and grounded.”

– Betty Bell Mother of Nytiece Powell

We could not be prouder of our students! Through their hard work on and off the court, they earn incredible opportunities to travel and compete nationwide.

SquashWise students attend a variety of middle schools and high schools in Baltimore City, including ACCE, KIPP, Waverly, Poly, City, Western, Mervo, ConneXions, and Cristo Rey.

Tayler St. Clair

Tayler was one of our very first students, joining SquashWise in 7th grade. Now a senior at Poly, Tayler is looking at Hood, Fordham, and Penn State. Her record is stellar, earning her scholarships to camps all over the country, including an intensive academic program at Exeter, a college-readiness program at the University of Rochester, and a doubles squash camp in Denver.

Malia Carter

Malia is our winningest squash player! Among many regional victories, she won her divisions at the Midwestern Urban Squash Championships at Kenyon College, the McArthur Junior Silver at the Boar’s Head, and the Lacy Cup in DC. Malia is in 9th grade at the Academy for College and Career Exploration, so she has four more years to develop her squash skills!

Nytiece Powell

Nytiece excels at squash, most recently winning the B-draw of the Urban Individuals Championships at Amherst. This summer, he attended the University of Baltimore’s College Readiness Academy. As he finishes his senior year at Poly, he has his sights set on college at Frostburg, Hood, McDaniel, or the University of Baltimore. Last year, Nytiece was victorious in a celebrity challenge match against author, Wes Moore.

Phillip Freeland

Phillip is impressive, not only at squash, but at football and in school. He is focusing on Engineering as a 10th grader at Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School (Mervo). He is a natural leader, holding a long-time position as SquashWise team captain, and earning a spot on Outward Bound’s Youth Leadership Corps. He recently won the national urban squash essay competition, writing about how grit and determination shape his success in life.

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Service to Students, Service to Community

Changing the Game

All young people in Baltimore should have access to caring mentors, a college and career pipeline, and a safe place to exercise and socialize. Unfortunately, the statistics show that this is not always the case in Baltimore City.

SquashWise is unique, thanks to the in-depth and long-term program we provide. Students train, study, and provide community service year-round.

$7,500Nation-wide, the highest-income families spend

more on enrichment activities for their children than the

lowest-income families, creating major gaps in opportunity

and achievement.4 SquashWise closes those gaps.

300total volunteer coaching hours

provided by SquashWise high

schoolers to our rookie players

last year

68.5%of students graduate

from high school1

Only 2015the year our first

cohort will graduate

from high school

1/3of children in Baltimore are

overweight or obese3

Fully 280hours of weekend, spring and

summer break programming

provided last year

14%attain a 2- or 4- year

college degree2

Of those, only 850hours of after-

school programming

provided last year

CRIME RATEmakes it challenging for

students to play safely

Baltimore’s high

12service learning hours contributed per

middle school student, preparing meals for

the homeless, gardening, and supporting

senior citizens last year

1Maryland Department of Education; 2 Baltimore Education Research Consortium; 3Baltimore City Health Department; 4Whither Opportunity.

“ Students have been able to develop positive peer relationships in a setting apart from school, and they have gotten much- needed exercise.”

– David Goot 6th grade Math

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Growth Over the Years

Year 1 14 students

Year 5 50 students

Year 2 28 students

Year 6 60 students

Years 3 and 4 40 students

Year 7 (current) 65 students*

* maximum capacity until we establish our own facility

We have grown significantly over the last six years. 2014–2015 will be a year of firsts. • Our first cohort’s high school graduation.• Our first year of full enrollment in 6th–12th grades.• Our first year at maximum capacity of 65 students total.

Our goal is to more than double our student capacity by establishing a dedicated SquashWise facility in the near future.

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Opportunities Map

Summer Programs

• SquashWise Day Camp, MD

• University of Rochester Pre-College Program, NY

• Outward Bound Youth Leadership Corps, WV

• Navy Squash Camp, MD

• Dread Squash Camp, MD

Tournaments

• Lawrenceville Academy Junior Silver, NJ

• Squash ACES at Franklin & Marshall, PA

• McArthur Squash Center Junior Silver, VA

• Midwestern Urban Squash Championships at Kenyon College, OH

College Visits

• George Washington University, DC

• Bucknell University, PA

• Allegany College, MD

• Frostburg University, MD

• Towson University and Goucher College, MD

• Deerfield Academy Squash Camp, MA

• Phillips Exeter Academy Summer School, NH

• Princeton University Squash Camp, NJ

• StreetSquash Summer Camp, NY

• SquashSmarts Summer Camp, PA

• National Urban Squash Team Championships, PA

• National Urban Squash Individuals Championships at Williams College, MA

• National Urban Squash Individuals Championships at Amherst College, MA

• Northeast Regional Championships at Yale University, CT

• Hood College, MD

• McDaniel College, MD

• Notre Dame of Maryland

• York College, PA

• Additional college visits during squash tournaments

Look where we’ve been! SquashWise students have the chance to travel all over the country for college visits, summer programs, and tournaments.

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SquashWise Produces Results: Academics (2013–2014)

We prepare our students for academic success throughout middle and high school, providing intensive tutoring at every after-school session.

SquashWise supports students during the high school transition and throughout the entirety of the college search process.

Middle School Academics

The majority of middle school students who were low-performing at the beginning of the school year improved their grades.

College Preparation

• 270: average SAT points scored higher by SquashWise students, compared to Baltimore City Public School Students at large

• 175: average point improvement from the PSAT to SAT

• 17 college visits

High School Placement

• 100% of our students received support from SquashWise on high school applications

• 50% of SquashWise students were placed at the city’s most selective high schools, where 73% of students matriculate to college (vs. 38% of students at traditional schools)1

The majority of our high-performing middle school students maintained their grades last year.

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Baltimore City SAT SquashWise PSAT

SAT Scores: SquashWise vs. Baltimore City Average

SquashWise SAT

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Competative Squash

• 7 major trophies earned in 4 different cities – Most notably, Malia Carter won 1st place at the McArthur Junior Silver Tournament. Nytiece Powell won the B-Draw of the National Urban Squash Championships.

• 13 travel tournaments, earned through hard work at school

• 10 regional matches against independent schools

Fitness Test Improvement

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Our students are impressive on the squash courts, winning local and regional tournaments. They also show overall advancement in fitness, thanks to the intensive exercise at SquashWise.

SquashWise Produces Results: Squash & Fitness

Summer Experiences

Thanks to our incredible summer opportunities, SquashWise students develop an appreciation for the world outside Baltimore. They gain maturity and curiosity when they attend sleep-away camps, preparing them for the college experience away from home.

summer scholarships provided this year to academic and squash camps, including the University of Rochester, the University of Baltimore, Outward Bound, and squash camps as far away as Denver and New York.

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Our Family

Board of Directors

Sage Platt, President

Douglas M. Hoffberger, Vice President

Hugh McGuirk, Treasurer

Nancy Cushman, Secretary

Chike Aguh

Dan F. Dent

Bill Durden, PhD

Peter Heffernan

Owen Knott

William M. Krulak, Jr.

Jim Meek

Harry Gruner

Alysa Porter

Yvette Rooks, MD

Blair White

John H. Laporte* *Emeritus, deceased

Staff

Abby Markoe, Executive Director

Matt Skarzynski, Program Director

Hope Blinkoff, High School Director

Zach Bradley, Squash & Volunteer Director

Olivia Maruca, Middle School Academic Director

Audrey Faison, High School Academic Coordinator

Facility Partners

Meadow Mill Athletic Club

Johns Hopkins Ralph S. O’Connor Rec Center

Loyola Fitness & Aquatic Center

Baltimore City Public School Partners

Academy for College & Career Exploration

Waverly Elementary/Middle School

KIPP

Office of Engagement

Volunteer Partners

Alpha Phi Omega, Johns Hopkins

SOURCE, Johns Hopkins

Center for Social Concern, Johns Hopkins

University of Maryland Medical School

Center for Community Service & Social Justice, Loyola

Public Allies Maryland

Coach Across America & Up2Us

Financial Success

$417,000

$244,740

$35,000

$431,400budget for fiscal year 2014

amount raised in The Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally, an annual tournament-fundraiser named in memory of our beloved board member, Jack Laporte

Funding Breakdown

in-kind donations of accounting services, squash court and gym access, and squash tournament entries*

raised in total

39% $166,150 from foundations

17% $75,270 from board

29% $124,800 from individuals

12% $52,400 from corporations

3% $12,780 from school partners and others

*Many thanks to Vardavas & Concannon, Meadow Mill Athletic Club, and U.S. Squash for in-kind support.

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Supporters 2013-2014

2013-2014 Supporters

Note: This list includes all donors during our fiscal year, July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014. FY15 donors will be recognized in the next annual report.

$30,000 and Above

The Hoffberger Family Philanthropies* The Kahlert Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.

$10,000-29,999

Baltimore City Public Schools The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc.* Harry Gruner & Becky Henry* Owen & Erin Knott Platt Development Group & Sage Platt* The Platt Foundation The Henry & Ruth B. Rosenberg Foundation The Seymour H. Knox Foundation

$5,000-9,999

The A.C. and Penney Hubbard Foundation* BB&T* Dan Dent* eBay Foundation The Estate of Sam and Jane Gensler The Exelon Foundation The Fancy Hill Foundation The Gould Charitable Lead Trust Hugh & Amy McGuirk* The Law Offices Of Peter G. Angelos T. Rowe Price Jack & Erin Woloszyn

$2,500-4,999

Anonymous Mark Fetting & Georgie Smith* Douglas & Catherine Hoffberger* Andie Laporte The Macht Fund of THE ASSOCIATED Maryland Capital Management Jim & Leslie Meek* The Ravens Foundation T. Rowe Price Foundation Hugh Warns Douglas & Elizabeth York*

$1,000-2,499

Abrams Development Group Mickey Abrams Agora Publishing The Annie E. Casey Foundation Anonymous Chris Berrier Andy & Sana Brooks The Brown Advisory Charitable Foundation Angus Burton* CANUSA Corporation Charitable Fund Bruce Fleming The Centerbridge Foundation The Chorske Family Foundation Brendan & Nathalie Collins Emmett & Ida Collins David Dardis Foxleigh Management Thomas Peddy Chris Feiss & Hadley Hubbard Dennis Graul Tim & Devon Hathaway Donald Hebb* The Charles & Eugenia Hill Charitable Trust

Pamela Himmelrich The Hoffberger Insurance Agency Peter Hoffberger LeRoy Hoffberger* Benjamin & Elizabeth Horowicz Jonathan Hyde Insurance Services Group Joe Sutton Investment Counselors of Maryland William Heaphy & Christine Banbury James Riepe Family Foundation* James & Gail Riepe Steve & Laurie Kelly* Kent Family Foundation Robert Kent The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation Dan Gallagher Jim & Maya Lancaster Christopher Laporte The Linehan Family Foundation Benjamin Lucas Maryland State Squash Racquets Association Emmett & Karen McGee Robb Merritt The Miles & Stockbridge Foundation Morgan Stanley Charitable Spending Joseph Murphy* Jonathan Neave Northern Trust Charles Platt & Jennifer Greene* John & Alysa Porter* Gordon Reynolds Brian & Mary Jo Rogers Royal Farms John Kemp Landon & Joan Royals Jason Sevier Lanny Springs Ken & Anne Stuzin Patrick & Robin Tracy Ron & Lissen Tutrone The Venable Foundation, Inc. Webcon Construction Company Robb Webb

SquashWise extends a big thank-you to all of our fiscal year 2014 donors. You make it possible to expand our students’ lives through squash, academics, and travel.

* Donors marked with an asterisk gave to both the Annual Fund and the Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally.

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Supporters 2013-2014

Bill & Blair White* Whiteford, Taylor and Preston Edward Wiese Sam Willman Pat Wong

$500-999

Francisco Alonso Anonymous Peter & Heather Austin Ralph Bradley & Kathleen Hermann* Randy Brinton Robert & Kimberly Cashman David & Patrice Cromwell* Deborah Dawson Frank & Frances Dingle William & Victoria Dowling Deric & Felicia Emry Bob Everd Mike & Joye Fleming Matt & Mollie Franke Freeman Family Fund Andrew Freeman & Jo Margaret Mainor John Grab John Guinee Peter Heffernan & Maureen Walsh Richard Himelfarb Jacob Himmelrich Greg Hobson Jack Hollick Kiwanis Club of Baltimore Bill & Debi Krulak Steve & Emily Little Pearl Marcus Charlie Metz Jan Morrison Wells & Mary Obrecht Poulton Family Fund Vernon Reid Richard Repetto The George Riedel Family Charitable Gift Fund Bill & Susie Rienhoff

Sandalwood Associates Martin Gross Sentral Building Services Josh & Erika Slater* Michael Sloneker & Donna Sills The Mary Jean & Oliver Travers Foundation Emily Vaccaro The Van Dyke Family Foundation George & Beth Van Dyke JD & Mary Wells Whit Harvey Group Whit Harvey Brad & Crickett Woloson

$250-499

Clare Abdalla Delbert Adams Charles & Mary Arnold Jack & Mary Sue Arnold Chris Barnhill John & Suzin Boddiford Justin & Kristen Brown Jana Burch Edward Civera John Claster Peter Cohen & Ann Watson* Charlie & Kathryn Constable Thomas C. Costello, LLC CrossFit Community Jonathon & Nicole Cusson Parker & Laura Davis David & Cathy deVilliers Thomas Dolina Donal Doyle Barrett & Laura Freedlander Roger Friskey Katherine Fritz & Ann Beckemeyer Robert Gracie & Lucy Campbell Sean Grant Harold Green Chamberlain Contractors

Doug Greenstein Harry & Stacey Halpert Hardesty Capital Management Scott Murphy Tony & Kristen Hicks C.J. Ilardo Cignal Corp. Robert & Helen Jakobe The Kimmel Company Peter and Patty Kimmel Matthew Kostmayer Ramy Kurdi Timothy Laporte R. Patrick Linnemann James Little Matt & Deborah Long Maury, Donnelly, and Parr Hayward Howard Paul Mckinnell Ellen Newcomer Thomas & Nancy O’Neil Peter Orthwein The Paternotte Family Foundation* Bruce Powell Hunter Purcell Michael & Margie Riehl Thomas Robinson Brian Ross Kemp & Kathryn Sawers Leo Silvestri SM+P Architects Walter Schamu Sports Boosters of Maryland Sheryl Stephenson Laura Stieff J. Richard Thomas Victory Management Gene Curran David & Mary Williams* Carol & Faith Wittig* Tim Wyatt Gary Zipper

* Donors marked with an asterisk gave to both the Annual Fund and the Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally.

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Supporters 2013-2014

$1-249

John & Ann Adams Chike Aguh Aakif Ahmad Amazon Smile Anonymous Teddie Arnold The AXA Foundation Garrett Bainbridge & Maki Uchida Mike Ballo Timothy Barnhill Justin Batoff Stacey Berman Sara Berry Scott Bertozzi Michael & Rosemary Blinkoff Frank Boozer Clarke & Chris Bowers Mary Boyd Joe Brant Andrew Brooks Joseph Brooks Neil Brownawell & Jean Scheffenacker John & Cynthia Brush Charles Bryan Richard Burch Kevin Callwood John Cammack & Kimberly Warren Colin Campbell James Campbell & Regina Anderson Susan Carey Tom Carlson Clark & Elizabeth Carter The Charles & Hilary Parkhurst Charitable Gift Fund The Charles F. & Margaret M.H. Obrecht Family Foundation, Inc. Gail Cinelli Barbara Clements AJ Copeland Richard Corcoran Laurine Curtis

Troy & Jill Dannenfelser Paul Day Jeff & Patricia Dayton Dirk Degenaars Cameron & Meara Denton John DeRussy Gene Detroyer James & Nancy Doub Mark & Molly Dumler Bill Durden Electric Works, Inc. Elizabeth Everts Christopher Feroli Carey Fetting-Smith Conor Fetting-Smith Terry & Susan Finn Jervis & Patricia Finney Paul Fisher Mindie Flamholz Jelles Fonda & Kathryn O’Connell Sarah Francis Haswell & Madge Franklin Matthew Frazier Louis Galambos David Garbarino David Gensler & Carlene Beadenkopf Erik Ginsberg Charlie Gjerde Geoffrey & Joyce Goodson Peter & Ruth Goodstein David Goott Linda Gordon Andrew & Susan Greene Clarke Griffin Grill Family Dentistry James Gunsiorowski Lawrence & Carol Haislip Halcyon Law Group Scott Little Lois Halpert Eric Harlan Harmon Development Corporation John Harmon

Brian Harrington Paul Harriss & Kelley Gilmore Harvey & Harvey Attorneys at Law Dan Harvey Tamika Hawkins Chris Hayes Charmaine Henderson Todd Henry Emily Higgs Fred Hill Anna Himmelrich Carrie Himmelrich S.K. & B.L. Himmelrich Ella Himmmelrich Thomas Hoen Bruce Hoffberger David & Janet Hoffberger Chris Holter George Jenkins TC Jenkins Christopher Johnson David Johnson Matt & Sarah Johnson Jason & Stephanie Jones Rajesh Kalra Rohit Kapoor John Karabias Bob & Annette Katz Ken & Anne Katz Peter Kimmel Matthew Klaiber Matthew Knoepfle Gordon & Jennifer Knox Eddie Kolla Baker Koppelman Dan Korn Louis Kousouris William & Sharon Krulak Susan Laing Francis Lane John & Catherine Lawson Peter & Janet Lebovitz Les Long & Lynn Lederer

* Donors marked with an asterisk gave to both the Annual Fund and the Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally.

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Supporters 2013-2014

Neil & Nancy Lewis Daniela Licata Marcos Lopez Alexandra Love Meaghan Lynch Merrill Lynch Alice Margraff Abby Markoe Martin Markoe & Leah Augenbraun Jan Markowitz Jeffrey Markowitz Nathan Martin John & Donna McCann Jane McConnell McWilliams Dispute Resolution J. Michael McWilliams Craig Merrill Chrissy Miller J.B. & Kimberly Miller Leanna Mohler MSM Roofing, LLC Bernadette Murphy Steven Murphy Andrew & Dara Murray Peter & Diane Nachtwey Michael Niccolini William Nicolls Brendan O’Connell Michael Oh Kevin O’Sullivan Tom Otter William & Bee Peck Alexander Perry Nicholas Piraino Christopher Post Kiel Quinn Christopher Rahl Pete & Carol Reid Todd & Lauren Reinecker Jeffrey Renner RFC, Inc. Kenneth Rice

Meg Rice Rebecca Rice Arnold & Alison Richman Hutchinson & Valerie Robbins Jeffrey Rogers The Roland Park Country School Barry Rollins Yvette Rooks Frederick & Susanne Runge Duncan Salmon Susan Saudek LeBaron Scarlett Maia Schoonmaker Andrew Scott Ashish Shah Sabaratnam Shanmuganathan Porter Siems John & Anne Simanski Deborah Sitrin Julia Snyder Sarah Spence Barry Stahl & Donna Tilles John Stalfort Jean Stambaugh Benjamin Stein Matt Sturtz Chris Stuzynski Barbara Styrt Henry Suelau Larry Susskind & Leslie Tuttle Paul Swanson Henry & Christine Thomas Joseph Tirone Joe Toney Paul & Alison Trinkoff Bernard & Ann Van Ogtrop Joseph Ward John Warmath Topper Webb Joan Weyers Barbara White Erin Witherspoon

Carl Witte Kate Wolfson Wendy Wolock John Woloszyn Jefferson Wright Matthew & Christina Wyskiel

* Donors marked with an asterisk gave to both the Annual Fund and the Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally.

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Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally 2014

Jack Laporte SquashWise Rally, Presented by T. Rowe Price

Our annual tournament-fundraiser was named for Jack Laporte, a founding Board member who passed away in August of 2013. The event brings donors, SquashWise students, and squash pros together for a fundraising and squash competition. The 2014 Rally raised nearly $245,000, exceeding last year’s amount by $80,000. We thank the participating teams, donors, and sponsors for their efforts in raising money for such a great cause.

Teams and Amounts Raised

Old Man Army, $57,235 Bill White, Jack Hollick, Read Knox, Tim Wyatt, Conor Sanders, Jack Woloszyn, Jim Lancaster, Sam Willman, John Kemp, Jason Sevier, Donal Doyle, Bo Boozer

Club Road Crew, $45,100 Jim Meek, Ron & Lissen Tutrone, Landon Royals, Brendan Collins, Emmett McGee, Bob Travers

Hofflak, $43,140 William M. Krulak, Jr., Doug Hoffberger, Chris Feiss, John Porter, Jared Spahn, Peter Kimmel, Teddie Arnold

Team T. Rowe Price/RBC, $21,225 Hugh McGuirk, Randy Brinton, Greg Hobson, Frank Dingle, JD Wells, Josh Slater

The Crusies, $15,000 Sage Platt, Chris Laporte, Lanny Springs, Doug York, Chike Aguh, Joe Sutton, Hayward Howard

Women’s Revolution, $11,320 Alysa Porter, Pat Wong, Casey Wong, Joan Royals, Patrice Cromwell, Dennis Graul, Allie Graul, Lizz Everts

Team JHL, $11,100 Harry Gruner, John Blair, Nick Petrelli, Brendan Sweeney, Andrew Chudy, Dan Dent

Stifel, $10,350 Hugh Warns, Gordon Reynolds, Rich Repetto

Meadow Mill Mavericks, $8,930 Chris Hayes, Bob Everd, Charlie Metz, Steve Little

Ringe Ravens, $8,300 Jacob Himmelrich, Sam Himmelrich, Mark Fetting, Gilly Lane

Brown Advisory, $8,150 Chris Berrier and Brown Advisory

TITAL, $10,000 as a challenge match to other teams Martin Knott, Owen Knott

Tournament Sponsors

T. Rowe Price BB&T Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos

Squash Court and Team Sponsors

Agora Inc. Corbyn Investment Management Brown Advisory Dan Dent, Matt Dent, Bruce Kennedy, and D.F. Dent and Co. Hoffberger Insurance Agency Insurance Services Group J.K. Meek Group Lucas Wyatt Court Maryland Capital Management Merritt Properties Miles & Stockbridge Foundation MSSRA Northern Trust Platt Development Group Rosina Gourmet Royal Farms Royals Commercial Services Webcon Whiteford Taylor Preston

Baltimore SquashWise 3600 Clipper Mill Rd., Suite 107 Baltimore, MD 21211

Abby Markoe, Executive Director (443) 682-7126 abbym@baltimoresquashwise.org

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