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Noel Pardo
Coach Noel Pardo arrived at Tabor in 1995 after coaching JV Girls’ crew at Middlesex School. He coached the Tabor Girls’ Varsity program for four years, taking them to Women’s Henley in 1997 and 1999. After a year at Milton Academy, he returned to Tabor in the fall of 2000 to coach the novice boys’ boats and, in 2006, began coaching the Varsity Boys’ First boat. Coach Pardo took them to the Royal Henley Regatta that spring. Noel rowed at Holy Cross and has competed in the Head of the Charles five times. Noel is the Director of the Summer Program, and lives with his family in Pokoik House. |
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Wiley Wakeman
Coach Wiley Wakeman ‘67 rowed for Tabor Academy in the boys V1 from 1966 to 1968. In ‘67 Wiley was a member of the Tabor crew that lost to Eaton College in the finals at Royal Henley Regatta. At Marietta College, Wiley rowed with an undefeated crew in ’69 and medalled at Dad Vails. Coach Wakeman coached crew at Tabor from 1974 to 1984, taking over as head coach after legendary coach Harry Hoyle retired in ‘76. After a hiatus in the sail-making business, he returned to Tabor in ‘96 in the Admissions office. He is currently working with the varsity boys’ crew. Wiley trains and races competitively in masters singles regattas. With wife Michelle and children Brooke and Sam, Wiley lives with sophomore girls in Bushnell House; daughter Tica graduated from Tabor in ‘05. |
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| About the Team |
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The Boys’ Crew Program fielded 4 eights this spring and the program saw a host of new faces at the boathouse. With the boys looking to help each boat go the fastest, the program had a solid season. 1st boat had wins over Hingham and E. Lyme, and close races with NMH and St. Paul's. The 2nd Boat beat NMH, Hingham, and a host of other schools, but the surprise of the season was third boat that prevailed over several crews including St. Paul’s, NMH, Hanover, and Shrewsbury, to name a few. The coaches are excited for next season and are already looking forward to the promise of a fast 2009 spring!
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J.V. Coaches' Certificate: Dana Resmini
J.V. M.I.P.: Trevor Babbitt
The Harry & Jackie Hoyle Bowl - Awarded to the Most Improved Tabor oarsman: James Mock
The Harry Kakas Award - Awarded for outstanding contribution to Crew: Caleb Corliss
The Roderick Beebe Award - Awarded for enthusiasm and performance: Christopher Burchhardt |
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Mr. DaSilva says...
Rick DaSilva '89
Academic Credentials : University of Tulsa ‘89-’93
BA from UMass Dartmouth ‘03
Responsibilities at Tabor:History Faculty, Residential Dean, Coach, Dorm Parent
Favorite part of your job? Interaction with the students in the dorms, on the fields and courts, and in classrooms. This is truly and amazing community.
What is life in the dormitory like? Busy. 28 Senior girls can be quite the challenge, especially around college acceptance time. But they all get along well with my wife and daughter and that makes for some truly wonderful experiences.
How has Tabor changed since you graduated? At first glance, you’d think that it’s changed a lot but really, it hasn’t all that much. Some of the names and faces have changed but the culture and the “feel” of Tabor is the same as it was when I was here. It’s still the “school by the sea”, and then some!
What student qualities make for the strongest Tabor experience?
The most successful Tabor students, in general, are the ones that are open and flexible to all that Tabor has to offer. I know that I wasn’t very open to trying new things when I was a student and that has truly changed the way I teach, advise and coach now as a faculty member.
Advice to a new student: Whether it’s the Marine Science program, the international excursions
or even the SSV Tabor Boy, all students, new or returning, should take
advantage of the uniqueness of Tabor.
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