Mark Eric Primuth
December 13, 1993 – Present

1997: Mark started to play his first sport!

Mark started playing his first sport which was soccer and also started to learn to play baseball, basketball and even gymnastics

2005: Mark went to Cooperstown for baseball/played Premier (Club) Soccer

Mark started to excel in a couple of sports and was able to play with his team the Parma Stars in the Little League World Series tournament at All-Star Village in New York. He also started playing premier (club) soccer with Spectrum Soccer Club after playing his previous years with the North Royalton Travel Team.

2007: Mark Peaked in Sports (At least he’d say so)

In seventh grade, Mark was one of the only kids in his grade (400 students) to play 3 sports for the team. He played Football, Basketball, and Track . For football, he was named the Sportsmanship Award Winner (played running back and safety) and the coach’s nicknamed him “Hitman Primuth”. On the Basketball team and didn’t get a lot of play time but did score 5 pts during the season. However, his nickname given to him by his friends was the “human mop” because he would dive on the floor for every loose ball and play good defense. On the track team, Mark threw shot put but wasn’t very good at it and never placed in a meet. During this time, he was still playing soccer with Spectrum’s soccer team.

2012: Mark Graduated High School

Mark finished high school walking across stage on crutches after breaking his foot playing soccer the night before the biggest tennis match of the season (His partner Rob Butcher was not happy). However, he finished lettering in Soccer and Tennis for the high school. Mark had a severe case of senioritis as he almost attendance failed (missed 30 days of school) and tried to get out of all the school work he could. He also was a class clown and brought a toilet to the seniors last day and placed it in front of the school.

2013: First Internship

Mark earned his first internship working at age 19 with the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission as an operations intern. He worked with the National Senior Games that year and was in charge of over 440 volunteers over a 2 week span at the Pickleball and Badminton event area. He helped coordinate the first event ever held in the Cleveland Convention Center.

Lasting Impressions: Her Legacy Lives On

Her children and grandchildren are her biggest accomplishment. We will never forget her as she’s always be with us and in our memories! She’d be proud to see what we’ve become and have accomplished with her guidance.