RE Log Spring 2023

SPRING 2023 Ransom Everglades LOG 69 Dalus Capital, an impact investment firm with a focus on sustainability and inclusion, and taking graduate courses at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM). I would love to connect to any RE alumni or family members in CDMX and can be reached at nataliefredman@gmail.com. ” 2018 Class Agents: Erin Bakes (enbakes@gmail.com ), Ava Dimond (avadimond@gmail.com ), Florence Hawkins (florencehawkins99@gmail.com ), Kathleen Hutchinson (kathleenhutch99@gmail.com ), Catherine Kolski (ckolski22@gmail.com ), Paulina Pages (PIP11@miami.edu) , Benjamin Rosenthal (ben@brosenth.al) , Ryan Sears (rsears314@gmail.com ) Joshua Williams, Maria Olloqui, Jorge Zreik and Skylar Scharer at the New York Area Alumni Reception at the Yale Club in January. Sydney Bent of Brandeis University earned All-New England second-team recognition from the New England Women’s Volleyball Association (NEWVA) and was an All-New England selection from Region 2 of the American Volleyball Coaches Association. Bent, a graduate student transfer from Notre Dame, was second on the team in kills per set (2.84 kps) and led the squad in digs (4.01 dps), earning a reputation as one of the region’s top all-around players. She also topped the team with 0.57 service aces per set, best in the University Athletic Association through the end of the regular season. Bent’s digs average ranked eighth in the league, while her 3.7 points per set ranked fifth 2019 Class Agents: Wesley Cusack ( wescusack5@gmail.com ), Gregori Estime (gregestime@icloud.com) , Aliya Hollub (aliyahollub@gmail.com) , Lily Karson (lilykarson@gmail.com ), Maggie McDowell ( maggiemcdow3@gmail.com) , Alex Mendelson ( alexjmendelson@gmail.com ), Anderson Murphy (acm06@me.com) , Abigail Roberts ( abbierobe@comcast.net ), Jake Schwartz ( jakeschwartz222@icloud.com ), Calliste Skouras (callisteskouras@mac.com ) Susana Diez is currently in veterinary school in Colombia. She recently came back to visit campus and say hello to fac- ulty members and friends. L-R: faculty member Karen Key, Susana Diez and Katelynn Herrera ’23 in the University Athletic Association. Bent was also third on the team with 45 blocks (0.45 blocks per set). Bent had 14 matches with 10 or more kills and 19 with double-digit digs, making for a total of 11 double-doubles. Her season-highs were 17 kills in a 3-2 win over Rochester in the UAA tournament seventh-place match, and 28 digs in a 3-1 loss to 23rd- ranked Tufts. The Brandeis volleyball finished the season with a 13-15 record, tied for their second-most wins under head coach Alesia Bennett. Danny Sauceda graduated from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) in music (see photo with Sir Paul McCartney, LIPA’s founder, at gradua- tion). He is now studying for a master’s in Music Production and Composition at the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance (ICMP) in London. Danny performed in the RE Jazz Combo and won second place at the Berklee High School Jazz Festival in 2019 with band director Jon Hamm in Ransom Everglades’ best finish ever. He also par- ticipated in several Rock 4 Relief concerts and was part of Young Musicians Unite, a Miami-based program to bring free music classes to underprivileged schools. The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts is a performing arts higher educa- tion institution in Liverpool, founded by Paul McCartney and Mark Featherstone- Witty and opened in 1996. The Institute of Contemporary Music Performance is an independent music education provid- er located in London. 2020 Class Agents: Olivia Byrd (ojbyrd@icloud.com) , Diego Duckenfield-Lopez (dduckenfield19@gmail.com) , Preston Edmunds (edmundspreston95@gmail.com ), Becca Fisher (beccafisher26@gmail.com) , Jack Fitzpatrick (jackfitzmia@gmail.com ), Meredith Hutchinson (meredithhutch5@gmail.com ) Connor Sahs (Bates College), Yasmina Haddad (University of Michigan), Jack Fitzpatrick (Wake Forest University), Olivia Byrd (SMU), and Marlon Ly (Vanderbilt University) took part in an alumni panel for the current Ransom Everglades juniors on January 5. They worked with the Executive Director of College Counseling Jason Locke to help give advice and helpful tips to members of the Class of 2024 as they embarked upon the college process. Immediately