Workshop Leaders

Coach Drury graduated from the University of Miami in 2000 with a BBA in Sports Management. At Miami, she was a scholarship athlete on the basketball team. She then earned her MBA from Southern New Hampshire University in 2001. Shannon was an assistant coach at Virginia Wesleyan College and Cape Henry Collegiate School before beginning her teaching career at Norfolk Collegiate where she taught Health and PE, coached middle school volleyball, and coached the varsity girls basketball team, winning 2 TCIS Championships. Shannon currently teaches and coaches at her former high school, Frank W. Cox, in Virginia Beach. While at Cox she was a standout athlete playing golf, tennis, volleyball, and basketball. In addition to coaching girls varsity basketball at Cox, Shannon is co-advisor of the SCA and teaches business and leadership skill development. She also organizes the Cox Leadership Workshop, an annual retreat for 200 students.

Jim Ehrenhaft has taught and coached at St. Albans School in Washington, DC since the fall of 1987. Head cross country coach at both St. Albans and its sister school National Cathedral since 1998 (and head track & field coach at St. Albans from 2005-2008 and at National Cathedral since 2001), Ehrenhaft has led St. Albans to 8 Interstate Athletic Conference cross country titles and 4 Maryland/DC Private School cross country state championships, and National Cathedral to 6 Independent School League cross country titles and 2 Maryland/DC Private School state championships during that time. Ehrenhaft was named the The Washington Post DC girls track coach of the year in 2007, DC boys cross country coach of the year in 2006, 2007, and 2009, and DC girls cross country coach of the year in 2006 and 2007. Ehrenhaft was also named The Washington Post All-Met boys cross country coach of the year in 2009. Ehrenhaft is a 1983 graduate of St. Albans and a 1987 graduate of Haverford College, where he captained the cross country and track teams. He earned his Masters degree in Religion from George Washington University. He has taught religion, history, and English classes at St. Albans.

Liz Koster, originally from New Jersey, attended Montclair High School where she captained the varsity soccer, swimming and softball teams. She went on to graduate from Haverford College in 2004, where she obtained her B.A. in Psychology and captained the women's varsity soccer team. While at Haverford, she joined the SportsChallenge family in 2001 as a member of the Girls Soccer staff. Liz later pursued her education at University of Pennsylvania and graduated with her Master's in Social Work. She then moved on to work as a school social worker at Elwyn Seedlings, an early intervention program for children with autism. After coaching and teaching in the SportsChallenge system for 8 years, Liz accepted a year-round leadership position with the organization in 2010 as Director of Admissions and Program Coordinator.

Jason was a 2002 graduate of Friends' Central School in Wynnewood, PA where he lettered in four different varsity sports. After high school he attended Haverford College (PA) and received a BA in Psychology with a minor in Educational Studies. While at Haverford, Jason was a member of the men's basketball team, earning Centennial Conference All-Academic and team MVP honors as the co-captain his senior year. Today Jason is a 7th and 8th grade math teacher at his alma mater, Friends' Central School, as well as the boys' varsity basketball coach. Jason has over five years of experience with SportsChallenge where he started as a student-athlete (1999), and progressed to a coach (2004, 2010, 2011), and finally the boys' basketball athletic director (2012).