Outstanding Female Athlete Of the Year 1971 (Girls Athletic Association)
Most Athletic 1971 (Voted by peers)
Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball (Captain), Softball, Tennis (Captain), Gymnastics Club
Coaching
Coached 6 Sports – Varsity Volleyball (Established program at NHS), Varsity Field Hockey 13 years, Club Lacrosse 13 years, JV Basketball 1 year, JV Tennis 1 year, Girls Ice Hockey Assistant 1 year (Inaugural season, under MIAA) Teaching
Physical Education Teacher for 35 years at NHS
Awards
Massachusetts Women in Athletics Distinguished Service Award Recipient 2007-08
2008 MIAA Massachusetts Celebration of National Girls and Women in Sport Day
1963 Bay State League Champions (19-4) State Semi-Finals
Bay State League All-Star 1963
Boston Herald high “honorable” list 1963
MVP for NHS 1963
Led team in runs scored (27), stolen bases (14) and walks (32) 1963
Athletic Director
1991-2002
1991 Initiated movement to form NHS Boosters Club that was in existence until
2012
Created NHS Athletic Handbook still in use today
1991-92 worked with the “Get the Track Back Committee” and Natick Tennis Club to
restore the track at Memorial Field and tennis courts at the high school after they
were condemned.
Oversaw installation of new aluminum light poles at Memorial Field
New Scoreboards installed at Memorial Field and High School gymnasium
Worked with volunteer baseball committee to erect new dugouts at Mahan Field
Worked with Natick Soccer Club to add a new J.V. soccer field
Athletic teams won many Bay State League Championships and competed in post
MIAA tournaments during his reign.
Numerous student athletes during his tenure chosen as All-Scholastics and Bay State
Conference All-Stars
Many of his coaches honored in State and Local newspapers as Coaches of the Year
and Bay State Conference Coaches of the Year
Following Varsity sports added during his time as AD (thus making NHS Athletic
Program one of the largest in the area):