Charlotte Latin School

2025 Season
Contact Coach Prestidge for June/July schedule. Tryouts July 28-31 9-11 a.m. at Charlotte Latin Levine Athletic Campus Field 2. Varsity/JV practice begins on August 4, 9-11 a.m. on Field 2. Questions? Contact Coach Prestidge via email: joey.prestidge@charlottelatin.org

2024 Season Summary
By Joey Prestidge
Captains Stella Burke and Reese Morgan, along with Vice Captain Madeline Miles helped lead the Hawks to a CISAA finish of 4-2, coming in 2nd place. The Hawks ended their season losing in the semifinal to CCDS as the NCISAA 3rd seed. These girls are as happy and close a unit as I’ve ever coached. They love each other and they believe in each other. We’re a pretty young Varsity team, and we’ve had our ups and downs - but we play exciting hockey and had a huge end to the season, winning five on the bounce and beating all our conference rivals, to come into the playoffs firing on all cylinders. Tight semifinal at CCDS to which the scoreline does no justice. All-Conference honorees: 1st team - Margaret Piasecki, Stella Burke, Marion DuBose, Ana Grace Fahrney; 2nd Team - Reese Morgan, Charlotte Tune. All-State honorees - Not yet known. Stella Burke top scorer with 14 goals.

2023 Season Summary
We had a goal this year to win the State Championship together, and a focus on being active - active on ball, active off ball, active in team defense, active in practice, and active on the sideline. This year's seniors are a special group; having joined Varsity during COVID, they've been together through thick and thin, and have worked really hard to get to where they are today – earning the #2 seed in the. Led by those seniors, and our captaincy unit of Vice Captains Ellé Collier and Alicia Edwards, plus our Captain Kadence Johnson, the team has navigated a challenging season majestically. The year has seen results that the Hawks haven't seen in a while, including a victory over Myers Park, away wins at Charlotte Catholic, PD and Covenant Day, to name but a few. The team amassed 66 goals, on its way to an official 14 and 6 record, plus 5 scrimmage victories, with 10 goals or more coming from each grade represented on this exciting roster.  A roster that also looks fantastically bright for the years ahead.

2022 Season Summary
The Hawks Varsity Field Hockey team enjoyed a great season, and although a State Semi Final overtime defeat is always heartbreaking, the girls can hold their heads high for everything they achieved together.  Highlights include supporting and coaching the MS teams, regular season wins over Covenant Day and both Cary Schools, home and away conference victories vs Country Day, beating Catholic, and pushing State Seed #1 Myers Park into OT early in the season - then going to the wire against them again later in the season.  The team focused on being Active, Brave and Confident - ABC - something that helped them start games aggressively, work hard off-ball for each other, and have the belief and support to know they can take risks shooting and eliminating.  Our Captains and seniors led the team with unity, and as sad as we are to see the conclusion of their hockey careers, we are proud and so excited to see what comes next for all of them.

2021 Season Summary
This field hockey program has had a fantastic year, spearheaded as ever, by its excellent varsity squad. Although falling in the Final Four is a heartbreaker for any team, I am immensely proud of what these girls have achieved. A record of 16-7 with 77 goals for and 17 against speaks to how well we have played, and how tight the games were, even when we didn't win. I feel blessed that my first year as program head has been filled with such remarkable personalities and talented athletes. We attack as a unit, and the energy on and off the field is one of complete togetherness. Throughout the season we have focused on self-belief, support and courage. I have no doubt that these athletes will embody those qualities to huge success in their years to come.
As heartbreaking and bittersweet as it will be for me to see our current seniors continue their journeys into the world outside of Latin, with 8th grade and JV having such incredible seasons, it's an exciting consolation to see how bright the future looks for us. And of course, that is in no small part inspired by the great example our current seniors have set through their commitment to our program over the years.

CISAA Championships: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 (tie), 2016, 2017, 2018
NCISAA Championships: 1991, 1992, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

All-Conference
2024 - Margaret Piasecki, Stella Burke, Marion Dubose, Anna Grace Fahrney (1st Team); Reese Morgan, Charlotte Tune (2nd Team)
2023 - Ellé Collier, Alicia Edwards, Ardyn Henry, Kadence Johnson (1st Team); Marion DuBose, Reese Morgan, Noelle Okland, Charlotte Tune (2nd Team)
2022 – Kadence Johnson, Clara Juckett (1st Team); Ellie Chai, Ardyn Henry, Alex Jones (2nd Team)
2021 - Audrey Okland (1st Team); Aven Cutter, Clara Juckett (2nd Team); Kadence Johnson (Honorable Mention)
2020 - Grace Crutchfield (1st Team); Emma Carter, Audrey Okland, Katie Sanger (2nd Team)
2019 - Grace Crutchfield (1st Team); Gracie Colombo, Elizabeth Hunter, Emma Gatrell (2nd Team)
2018 - Cece Colombo, Caroline Juckett, Sutton Orndorff *, Myah Pease (1st team); Grace Armstrong, Grace Crutchfield, Anna Rose Turner (2nd team)
2017 – Caroline Balogh, Kennedy Fertitta, Caroline Juckett, Cecelia Monnin, Anabelle Oates, Sutton Orndorff, Myah Pease
2016 – Hannah Burlingame, Corbett Foster, Camille Kane, Cecelia Monnin, Sutton Orndorff, Myah Pease, Isabelle Sumichrast
2015 – Sabrina Brewer, Hannah Burlingame, Corbett Foster, Camille Kane, Cecelia Monnin, Isabelle Sumichrast (1st team); Christina Glaser, Sutton Orndorff (2nd team)
2014 – Hannah Burlingame, Leila Evans, Corbett Foster, Camille Kane, Katherine Schell, Isabelle Sumichrast (1st team); Carlisle Cashion (Honorable Mention)
2013 – Sarah Barry, Mary Corbin Burlingame, Cannon Clough, Leila Evans, Katherine Schell, Hayden Shoffner
2012 – Sarah Barry, Mary Corbin Burlingame, Cannon Clough, Leila Evans, Becca Jones, Ellie Sheild
2011 – Stephanie Coma, Mia Kane, Caroline Kelly, Callie Kennedy, Myers McGarry, Evy Royther, Isabel Steen
2010 – Ann Baynard, Stephanie Coma, Mia Kane, Caroline Kelly, Callie Kennedy, Myers McGarry, Evy Royther (1st team); Becca Jones, Isabel Steen (Honorable Mention)
2009 – Mia Kane, Callie Kennedy, McKay Kirkland, Mary Kate McCallister, Evy Royther, Georgia Walker

* CISAA Player of the Year

All-State
2024 - Margaret Piasecki, Stella Burke, Marion Dubose
2023 - Ellé Collier, Alicia Edwards, Ardyn Henry, Kadence Johnson
2022 – Kadence Johnson, Clara Juckett
2021 - Audrey Okland
2020 - Grace Crutchfield
2019 - Grace Crutchfield
2018 - Cece Colombo, Caroline Juckett, Sutton Orndorff, Myah Pease
2017 – Caroline Balogh, Caroline Juckett, Cecelia Monnin, Sutton Orndorff, Myah Pease
2016 – Corbett Foster, Camille Kane, Cecelia Monnin, Sutton Orndorff, Myah Pease, Isabelle Sumichrast
2015 – Corbett Foster, Camille Kane, Cecelia Monnin, Isabelle Sumichrast
2014 – Leila Evans, Camille Kane, Katherine Schell, Isabelle Sumichrast
2013 – Sarah Barry, Cannon Clough, Leila Evans, Katherine Schell
2012 – Sarah Barry, Cannon Clough, Ellie Sheild
2011 - Stephanie Coma, Mia Kane, Caroline Kelly, Callie Kennedy, Eva Royther
2010 – Mia Kane, Caroline Kelly, Callie Kennedy, Myers McGarry, Evy Royther
2009 – McKay Kirkland, Mary Kate McCallister, Evy Royther, Georgia Walker

All-Region
2018 - Sutton Orndorff, 1st team; Caroline Juckett, 2nd team
2017 – Cecelia Monnin
2016 – Camille Kane and Isabelle Sumichrast
2015 – Camille Kane and Isabelle Sumichrast
2014 – Leila Evans
2013 – Sarah Barry
2010 – Mia Kane

All-American
2018 - Sutton Orndorff, 3rd Team

Collegiate Commitments
2021 - Emma Carter, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
2020 - Caitlin Ahearn, Denison University
2020 - Emma Gatrell, Washington and Lee University
2020 - Abby Matthews, Kenyon College
2019 - Sutton Orndorff, University of Richmond
2019 - Myah Pease, Dartmouth College
2019 - Anna Rose Turner, Wesleyan University
2018 – Caroline Balogh, Wake Forest University
2018 – Kennedy Fertitta, Ohio State University
2018 – Cecelia Monnin, Dartmouth College
2018 – Annabelle Oates, Skidmore College
2017 – Camille Kane, University of Virginia
2017 – Isabelle Sumichrast, Syracuse University
2016 – Christina Glaser, Johns Hopkins University
2015 – Leila Evans, UNC Chapel Hill
2014 – Sarah Barry, Sewanee
2012 – Mia Kane, Davidson
2012 – Myers McGarry, Sewanee
2012 – Evy Royther, Rhodes College
2010 – Mary Kate McAlister, Sewanee
2009 – Annie Booke, Sewanee
2008 – Kathleen Gibson, Mt. Holyoke