YMCA Camp Cory Names 2026 Village Heads
YMCA Camp Cory 2026 summer staff highlights
YMCA Camp Cory in Penn Yan has announced its Summer 2026 Village Heads as part of its staff highlights for the season. Five Village Heads were named:
Carolina Couto — Keuka Village Head
- From: Syracuse, N.Y.
- Education: attends Boston College
- On staff: seventh summer and third year
- Hobbies: crafts, dance, time outside
- Fun fact: can talk to the fairies that live in Keuka Lodge
Kara Maroldo — Craig Village Head
- From: Rochester, N.Y.
- Education: studies mechanical engineering at Binghamton University
- On staff: tenth summer and fourth year
- Hobbies: exploring the outdoors, listening to music, spending time with cats
- Fun fact: can speak bear
Eliana Lucci — Wells Village Head
- From: Rochester, N.Y.
- Education: studying Early Childhood Education at SUNY New Paltz
- On staff: tenth year at camp and fifth year on staff
- Hobbies: hanging out with friends, reading, finding new music
Summer Moorhouse — Walmsley Village Head
- From: north of England
- On staff: third year
- Occupation back home: works with SEN children in a school
- Fun fact: practicing British Sign Language (BSL) and enjoys it
Ruby Odell — Maijgren Village Head
- From: Denver, Colo.
- Education: studying business at the University of Colorado
- On staff: sixth summer and third year on staff
- Hobbies: hiking, skiing, spending time with friends, traveling
- Background: Ruby was a Maijgren camper
- Notes: "Sko Buffs!"
| Feb 23, 2026 at 1:23 PM | Recreation |
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