Where Are They Now? Kasey Gilbride, Who Led Whalers to State Championship Ten Years Ago, Is Leading Varsity Team in Richmond - 27 East

Where Are They Now? Kasey Gilbride, Who Led Whalers to State Championship Ten Years Ago, Is Leading Varsity Team in Richmond

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Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride is now the head coach of the varsity field hockey team at St. Catherine's High School in Virginia.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride is now the head coach of the varsity field hockey team at St. Catherine's High School in Virginia.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride was a standout player for the University of Richmond after leading the Whalers to a state championship in 2013.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride was a standout player for the University of Richmond after leading the Whalers to a state championship in 2013.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride is now the head coach of the varsity field hockey team at St. Catherine's High School in Virginia. Gilbride scored the game-winning goal with less than a minute less in double-overtime in Pierson's 2013 state championship win.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride is now the head coach of the varsity field hockey team at St. Catherine's High School in Virginia. Gilbride scored the game-winning goal with less than a minute less in double-overtime in Pierson's 2013 state championship win.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride is now the head coach of the varsity field hockey team at St. Catherine's High School in Virginia.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride is now the head coach of the varsity field hockey team at St. Catherine's High School in Virginia.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride was a standout player for the University of Richmond after leading the Whalers to a state championship in 2013.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride was a standout player for the University of Richmond after leading the Whalers to a state championship in 2013.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride was a standout player for the University of Richmond after leading the Whalers to a state championship in 2013.

Pierson graduate Kasey Gilbride was a standout player for the University of Richmond after leading the Whalers to a state championship in 2013.

authorCailin Riley on Oct 25, 2023
It was the sound, more than anything else, that was most memorable — the hard, resounding smack of the ball against the wooden baseboard that runs along the back of... more

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