Greenhill announces coaching changes
(09/08/03)  

In addition to the appointment of two new in-house coaching changes, the Greenhill Athletics department announces the hiring of two new head coaches for the 2003-04 school year.

Darryn Sandler will be the head varsity girls basketball coach for the 2003-04 season, while Regan Fowler has already begun her duties as head cheerleading coach.

Curt Lowry joins the Greenhill coaching staff as head baseball coach for the 2004 season. Coach Lowry comes to Greenhill with an impressive resume, including recent coaching stints with Highland Park and the Dallas Tigers select team. As head coach of the Tigers for four years, Coach Lowry led his 14 and under team to a national title and a 65-10-4 record this past season.

Coach Lowry competed in baseball and track at Paris High School, where he helped his team win the 4A state baseball title in 1989. He was drafted out of high school by the Cincinnati Reds as a centerfielder and spent the following year learning to bat left handed at Western Oklahoma State College. Coach Lowry finished his college career at McNeese State University, before signing with the San Diego Padres in 1995.

In addition to his role as head baseball coach at Greenhill, Coach Lowry will also help coach middle school boys' volleyball and girls' basketball.

Amy Sullivan will lead the Greenhill girls lacrosse program as head coach for the 2004 season. She was a four-year letter winner at the University of Delaware, and as an unrecruited student-athlete, she earned a starting position her freshman year, before going on to become the North Atlantic Conference Rookie of the Year. She is a three-time All-Conference Pick, 1999 Team MVP, and 1999 Third-Team All-American.

While playing at Delaware, her team enjoyed spots as a top 20 team in Division I. Coach Sullivan led the team in goals two out of her four years, holds the school record for most assists by a sophomore, and was integral to the team winning it's conference three consecutive years. She was also a Dean's List Student and Academic All-American.

After finishing her career at Delaware, she went on to serve as an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania from 1999-2002. During her tenure at Penn, she helped the team recover from a 1-12 record, to top 20 rankings and national recognition. Coach Sullivan also helped produce six All-Ivy League players, two Mid-Atlantic All-Americans, and one Brine All-American.