Stephanie BerryTennis (2003) |
![]() Stephanie went to Ohio State University to study architecture, forgoing collegiate tennis but continuing to play competitively to this day. She is currently on four different USTA teams, two of which progressed in Texas tournaments to the state level. She was recently Doubles Champion in the NTRP Polar Bear Tournament, won the Horseshoe Bay Red Clay Classic in 2020 and the Onion Creek Davis Cup in 2019, both in doubles. Living in Austin Texas, Stephanie works as an Interior Design Procurement Manager for an architectural firm and does architectural photography for major hotel brands and commercial corporations. She is also an active member of the United States Tennis Assoc. and volunteers for Austin Pets Alive. She recently participated in the USTA NTPR national tournament where she and her doubles partner placed second. |
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Joe CampesiSoccer (2004) |
![]() Joe went on to Youngstown State where he studied graphic design, where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2009. He currently works as a graphic designer at Berk Enterprises in Warren, Ohio and serves as an assistant coach for the BHS Boys Soccer Team, and currently resides here in Boardman. |
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Joshua CollaBasketball (2001) |
![]() Attending Youngstown State after graduation, he earned his B.S. and B.A. degrees in 2006, eventually becoming a nurse practitioner in 2013 2013 after earning his B.S.N. He went on to the University of Cincinnati, where he was awarded his M.S.N. in 2016. He currently practices his profession with a neurology group in Cincinnati, residing with his wife, Courtney in Montgomery, Ohio. |
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Jennifer Feret-BrearSoftball/Volleyball (2003) |
![]() Jen enrolled at Mercyhurst University to play both sports, but focused on softball after her first year. She started all four years as a pitcher but also played first base and shortstop. She finished her career as the all-time leader in innings pitched, strikeouts, and shutouts, and set the season record for home runs. She made All-GLIAC each year and received NCAA Div II national honors for pitching with an ERA of 1.47, home runs (16), and slugging percentage (.746). Being the most decorated pitcher in Mercyhurst history, she was inducted into their Athletics Hall of Fame in 2016. Jen went on to play professionally in Europe and New Zealand (NZ) whom she has represented in three World Championships and an Olympic Qualifier in 2019. Since her retirement from sports, she has taken on the role of Lead Pitching Coach for the NZ Female Battery Programme where she works with the country’s top pitchers. She resides in Auckland, NZ with her husband, Jamie. |
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Jaclyn Corroto FinamoreSoftball/Volleyball (2004) |
![]() After graduating as class valedictorian, Jaclyn went on to Gannon University, where she was their starting shortstop for four years, setting career records for hits, runs, doubles, at bats, and total games played. She was an All-Region and All- Conference (GLIAC) 1st Team selection, and Great Lakes Region Player of the Year as well as being selected an All-American in 2007. She held the NCAA Division II record for the longest hitting streak (39 games). Jaclyn graduated in 2008 magna cum laude with a B.S. degree, winning the Doc Beyer Award for Outstanding Achievement in Scholarship and Athletics. She later earned her M.S. from Pitt University and works as a Physician Assistant, living in Poland, Ohio with her husband, Michael Finamore and daughters, Faye and Fiona. |
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Jason LaCivitaFootball (1993) |
![]() Jason moved on to play four years at Ashland University, where he started at guard his final three. He received his Bachelor’s degree from Ashland in 1998 and began his career in education, later earning his Master’s Degree in Educational Administration. He is currently the Assistant Principal and technology integration coach at Edison Local School in Milan, Ohio. He and his wife, Amy (Stillwagon, BHS 1995) reside in Huron, Ohio with their son, Evan and daughters, Addison and Lauren. |
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Jessica MooreBasketball/Track (2005) |
![]() Jessica enrolled at Kent State University after graduation and proceeded to letter for four years in three sports: cross country, indoor and outdoor track, receiving the Mid-American Conference Presidential Award in 2008-2009 before earning her undergraduate degree in 2009, then her M.B.A. on a graduate assistantship in 2011. She presently works as the purchasing and product development manager for Phantom Fireworks, as well as being a member of the Standards Committee for the American Pyrotechnics Association and American Pyrotechnics Safety and Education Foundation. She and her husband, Glen Dragoiu reside in Kent, Ohio. |
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Jerry PasqualeContributor (1976) |
![]() Jerry also wrestled at YSU as a varsity letter winner, graduating in 1982 when he started his career at Boardman as a reading specialist and head wrestling coach. His 101-70 record from 1982-1999 included an 8th place team finish at the Ohio State Tournament in 1997, the highest ever for a Spartan squad. Jerry was named E.O.W.L. Coach of the Year three times and inducted into their Hall of Fame in 2013, also having been inducted into the Top Gun Tournament Hall of Fame in 2010. He continued to coach wrestling at BHS as an assistant from 2003 -2018. With a Master’s Degree in Education from YSU in 1994, Jerry recently completed 36 years with the Boardman Schools while raising three boys, Jerome, Derek, and Jake and a girl, Alexa with his wife Pam here in Boardman. |
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Gina PerettiTennis (2003) |
![]() Gina was awarded a tennis scholarship at YSU, where she was named team captain in 2006 and 2007, was All-Horizon League and Academic All-league as a junior and senior, graduating summa cum laude in 2007. Gina moved to Florida to attend the Florida Coastal School of Law, from which she received her J.D. Degree with high honors in 2010. She is currently General Counsel for a commercial construction company, and lives in Ponte Vedra Beach with her husband, Will Grimsley, and their children, Ava and Liam. |
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Jay UpthegroveFootball (2002) |
![]() Jay attended Southern Illinois University after graduation, where he played football for the Salukis all four years, which included three conference championships and three Saluki Scholar Awards. After earning his bachelor’s degree in 2006, Jay continued at Southern Illinois and received his Master’s Degree in 2009. He is currently a Principal for the Mosaic Consulting Group (software company), where he handles client relationships and project execution. He resides in Tennessee with his wife, Kara and children Kaya, Kane and Kobie, coaching youth sports there as well. |