Mark Francis – Active 1969-2003

• CVHS Health & Physical Education Teacher (1969-1999)
• CVHS Athletic Service – 2 yrs Girls Track coach, 5 yrs Men’s Gymnastics coach, 7 yrs Women’s
• Gymnastics coach, 15 yrs Assistant Football coach, 33 yrs Head Athletic Trainer
• Athletic Training Endeavors – 1986 consultant, strength & conditioning w/ Philadelphia Eagles; 1987 athletic trainer at US Olympic training center, Colorado Springs, CO; 1987 athletic trainer for gymnastics at Pan American games, Indianapolis, IN; 1987 athletic trainer w/ US Team Handball, Norwegian tour; 1989 athletic trainer for gymnastics at US Olympic Festival, Oklahoma City, OK; 1988-present athletic trainer at PA Big 33 Football Classic; Athletic Trainer at PIAA Championships in Track & Field, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball and Cross Country; 2004-2005 head athletic trainer at Lancaster Bible College; 2005-2006 head athletic trainer and 2007-2008 assistant athletic trainer with Lancaster Barnstormers
• 1988-present partner in Quest Sports Medicine; 1999-present personal trainer at Universal Athletic Club

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Scott H. Gegg – Class of 1988

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of baseball (3), soccer (3), football (2) and basketball (1)
• 1986 PIAA District III Baseball Runner-Up; 1986 & 1987 Baseball Gold Medal winner at Keystone Games; 1987 MVP of First Pitch Tournament
• 1986 & 1987 Lancaster-Lebanon League Soccer All-Star; 1987 team High Scorer; 1985 & 1986 team Defensive Player of the Year
• 1986 & 1987 Football Special Teams Player of the Year; held record for most consecutive extra points
• 1988 Ephrata Review Athlete of the Year
• Attended Labette Community College – participated in baseball for two years and graduated with associates degree in general studies

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Kelly (Brubaker) Michalski – Class of 1985

• Earned 9 varsity letters in the sports of basketball (4), field hockey (4) and track (1)
• 1985 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete
• Basketball four-year starter; Senior year Team Captain and received outstanding defensive performance recognition; Junior year Defensive MVP
• Field Hockey four-year starter; 1983 & 1984 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star; Senior year Team Captain and Offensive MVP; Keystone State Games participant
• 1983 (junior year) – Scored winning goal to send CV Field Hockey team to its first state competition
• Attended The King’s College – four-year starter in field hockey; three-year leading scorer; two-year MVP; led team to second place NCCAA tournament

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JerryAnn (Smith) Nellestein – Class of 1976

• Earned 12 varsity letters in the sports of field hockey, basketball and tennis
• 1974 & 1975 Lancaster-Lebanon League All-County First Team in Field Hockey
• Senior year Co-Captain in Field Hockey and Basketball; Junior year Co-Captain in Tennis
• 1976 Conestoga Valley Outstanding Female Athlete
• Attended Wilkes University – earned 4 varsity letters in field hockey; Mid-Atlantic Conference Field Hockey First Team in 1978 & 1979, Second Team in 1977; 1979 Mid-Atlantic Conference MVP
• Inducted into the Wilkes University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000

“When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, I used everything you gave me.”   – Erma Bombeck

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Shannon Schwilk – Class of 1996

• Earned 6 varsity letters in the sports of basketball (4), soccer (1) and track (1)
• 1995 & 1996 Lancaster-Lebanon League Basketball All-Star; 1996 Section II Player of the Year; Two year Captain; Scored 1255 career points
• 1996 – All-District III team, SportsFever Magazine Supreme Team player, All-State honorable mention
• Attended East Stroudsburg University on athletic scholarship – earned 4 varsity letters in basketball; scored 1,026 career points; 2000 selected to All PSAC First Team; 1999 & 2000 Outstanding Athlete Award; 2000 nominee for Women’s Athlete of the Year

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Rusty Smith – Class of 1988

• Earned 7 varsity letters in the sports of football and baseball
• 1987 Lancaster-Lebanon League Section II 1^st Team QB; 1987 CV Offensive Player of the Year; 1986 CV Offensive Back of the Year; 1986-1987 received six Player of the Game Awards; CV Assistant Coach with Junior High and High School for two years
• 1986, 1987 & 1988 Lancaster-Lebanon Section Three All-Star; 1987 United States Baseball Federation Pennsylvania State Player of the Year; 1986 CV Offensive MVP; 1986 & 1987 Gold Medal winner at Keystone Games; 1988 Drafted by Los Angeles Dodgers in 16^th round
• Attended University of North Alabama on full athletic scholarship; earned 4 varsity letters in baseball; 1989 & 1992 team MVP; 1991-92 University of North Alabama Male Athlete of the Year; 1989 NCAA Division II All-South Region 2^nd team; holds school and Gulf South Conference record for 23 game hitting streak achieved in 1989; holds school records for slugging percentage and doubles