Trojan Matters, Feb. 2020 by Bishop Chatard Trojan Matters

The 7th Annual Listue

February 14, 2020

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G E NET I C V A R I AT I O N

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TAKE A LOOK: AT HOW STYLE HAS CHANGED OVER THE DECADES

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FIND OUT: HOW COMMON MEDICINES DIFFER

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COMPARE: WHICH GRADE SCHOOL PRODUCED THE MOST BCHS ATHLETES

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The Listue (list issue) is where the Trojan Matters staff takes traditional stories and creates a visual infographic of the information.

Front cover: See how the genetic make up of our BCHS community compares to the world.

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PRAYERS

in our community:

in our world:

For anyone who has lost a loved one, may they find comfort in their friends and family.

For people battling addiction, may they find the strength to seek help and recover.

That students and faculty stay free of illness in the cold winter months.

For the overall health of our nation, that sick people may receive proper care for their illnesses.

In thanks for all of the sacrifices our parents and teachers make so that we can receive a Catholic education.

That people continue to fight for peace and equality among our citizens.

TROJAN MATTERS STAFF Editor-in-chief Blueprint editor News editor Opinions editor Features editor Sports editor Copy editor Reporting staff

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Photo editor Photographers

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Feature: Page 14-15 How much are you worth compared to today's richest celebrities?

Feature: Page 13 Optical illusions confuse viewers. Some people see one object, while others see another.

News: Page 4-5 Where does your cash come from, and where does it go once you pay a cashier?

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trojan stats

trojans prefer different candy favorite chocolate candy

favorite hard or chewy candy

you said it we heard it Those are big little Tootsie Rolls. Is Prince Harry from New England? I thought that was a sheep brain; but it was actually just potatoes. Do Crocs not burn? I had to look up how to boil water.

18%

15%

25%

JOLLY RANCHERS SOUR PATCH KIDS STARBURST

TWIX REESE'S CUPS/PIECES KIT KAT

When is March Madness?

36%

29%

16%

trojans ask. . . If you could only take one thing on a deserted island, what would it be? Senior Charlie Jacoba- a hammock Sophomore Alex Gantz- my dog Senior Laura Smith- a friend Freshman Mia Wann- Alex Russo's magic wand

Junior Kyle Hasslet- a heated blanket

The headline read: “A typhoon storms through the cemetery, hundreds dead.” Do they have seizure salads here? Second place?? I'm literally the only one playing this Kahoot. How many communions do you need to eat before you eat a whole Jesus? What’s that bear’s name who has the honey? Honey the Pooh? Are you in the North Dakotian seminar?

Senior Sara Delaney- suncreen spf 100

I don't watch TikTok. I watch my blood pressure.

Freshman Caroline Clapacs- a lifetime supply of ice cream

You still use AirPods with a cord?

Senior Erika Pemberton- a camera

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Compare genetic makeup of BCHS to the world

eye color At BCHS...

FUN FACT

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18.4%

n ee gr

Because everyone with blue eyes has a specific genetic trait, it is believed they share one common ancient ancestor according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology.

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36%

12.6% 33%

United States

75%

50%

25%

blue bl

dimples At BCHS... Without 62%

vision At BCHS...

FUN FACT

The World Health Organization says that people with 20/60 vision need glasses. But in the United Kingdom, someone with 20/60 vision would not be allowed to operate a vehicle.

<5’3”

10.3

5’3”-5’4”

24.9

5’5-5’6”

16.5

With 38%

39.1% don’t always wear them 42% need glasses

5’7”-5’8”

17.6

60.9% always wear them

6’1”-6’2”

ze l

have dimples

In the United States

45%

of teenagers need vision correction

average heights in...

5’11”-6’

11.1

People

>6’3”

5’9”-5’10”

11.1

1 5

and of those that need glasses:

of all students:

height At BCHS...

In the world:

FUN FACT

Dimples are considered a medical deformity. As people age, their dimples could become more prominent or vanish completely

World

world

United States

women

5’3”

5’3.5”

men

5’7.5”

5’9”

4.5

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statistics based on school-wide survey Âą4% with 95% percent accuracy. Information courtesy of www.worldatlas.com, www.momtastic.com, www.sciencediret.com, www.ced.gov, lifeinsaudiarabia.net, ww.huffpost.com, springer.com,

At BCHS...

writing hand

ambidextrous

2.2%

86.4%

11.4%

right

people

handed

In the world:

8.4% black red 2%

At BCHS...

hair color black 84%

blonde 3%

red 2%

23.8%

straight

wavy

curly

At BCHS...

hair texture FUN FACT

curly

32.1%

15%

wavy

straight

40%

45%

In the world: 54.5% attached 45.5% detached

39.7% attached

60.3% detached

FUN FACT

According to the Irish Post, Scotland has the most red-headed people in the world at 13% of the population. Ireland has the second most at 10%.

In the world:

44.2%

The word sinister traces its origins to Latin and means left handed.

are left

brown 11%

3% red

22.1% blond\e

66.5% brown

left

At BCHS...

FUN FACT

in the world:

Hair grows an average of six inches per year or half an inch a month according to the CDC

earlobes FUN FACT

The Toronto Star states that the min purpose of the earlobe is to help maintain balance and keep the ear warm. design by G. Cates | 3

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The journey of a dollar bill

from mint to BCHS

We have all spent money before, but have you ever wondered where that dollar bill has been? When we stop and think about where our cash has traveled, we realize that hundreds of people have spent, earned or given away that money before it ended up in our hands. This infographic follows a single dollar bill based on its serial number over the last few months as it travels around the country and is spent on different things. (website: WheresGeorge.com)

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing prints the dollar (in either Fort Worth or Washington, DC) and then prepares to send it to the Federal Reserve.

The Federal Reserve System then holds all money in a vault until it is â&#x20AC;&#x153;orderedâ&#x20AC;? by one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks.

Photo By: H. Pratt 4

Ultimately, a dollar bill that began its journey in Kansas City ended up at BCHS, being used to buy lunch by senior Holli Parker.

It was then received as change after a recent shopping trip at Target in Indianapolis.

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There are currently 11.7 billion one dollar bills in circulation in the US.

More money is printed for the game Monopoly than actual money.

The US adopted the dollar as its currency in 1785.

Two-thirds of all American $100 bills are held outside of the US

There are eagles printed on all US currency.

The US dollar is the most used currency in the world. source: seriousfacts.com

The dollar then journeys to one of 12 Federal Reserve Banks. (San Francisco, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Dallas, Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, Atlanta, Richmond, Philadelphia, New York or Boston.)

This individual dollar was then sent to a private bank in Kansas City, where a check was cashed.

This particular George Washington was then spent at “Posh Nails” in a suburb of Kansas City.

Later, the dollar bill was spent at a McDonald’s a few miles east of the Marathon station.

The dollar was next used at a Marathon gas station outside of Evansville, Indiana. design by C. Creamer | 5

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1920s

A popular clothing item for women in the 1920s were flapper dresses. Actresses and models helped make this item a must have. As for men, sharp suits were a sign of high social status. Leonardo DiCaprio portrayed the common look for men in the 20s, as Jay Gatsby in The Great Gatsby.

1940s

During the 40s, dresses were made to look more masculine. Since the men were out at war, the women had to step in and make sure society continued with day-to-day life.

1950s

The “greaser” look was popular among teenage boys. The look consists of black leather jackets, a white shirt and jeans. This look was epitomized by Johnny Depp in the movie Cry-Baby.

Witness the evolution of 1980s

When Michael Jackson donned his red jacket in the music video for “Billie Jean,” he didn’t realize that many people, including Kanye West would still be wearing similar pieces to this day. Jane Fonda started a massive spike in the sale of fitness gear when she released her aerobics videos. 6

1990s

Jennifer Lopez earned her stardom in the 1997 movie Selena. Lopez received a lot of publicity for this role and would promote athlesiure clothing and club gear. Will Smith started out as “The Fresh Prince” on the radio; however, when he was approached to do a sitcom by NBC, he felt like he had nothing to lose. Smith’s wacky taste in clothing inspired other boys and men to do dress like “The Fresh Prince.”

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1960s

John and Jackie Kennedy’s taste in clothing poured out into the general public. John made the “Ivy League” look while Jackie used pillbox hats and oversized sunglasses to influence the women in the country.

1960s

The hippie lifestyle reaches its peak. Musicians like Jimi Hendrix were among the many celebrities of the time who influenced hippie culture. Hippie clothing included tye-dye and long hair for both genders.

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1970s

Although the hippie lifestyle was retained through the early 70s, it fell through by the mid 70s, to make room for John Travolta. His role as Tony Manero in Saturday Night Fever showcased the blazers and bell bottomed pants.

fashion 2000s

Beyonce started out in the musical group Destiny’s Child, as the group was often seen in matching shirts and skirts made by Beyonce’s mother. Frosted tips were popularized by Justin Timberlake and his boy band, NSYNC.

2010s

Billie Eilish inspired young girls to wear clothes that don’t conform to the typical style of a woman. Actor Timothee Chalamet owns the red carpet when it comes to his suit selection or his signature sequin hoodies. design by C. Hubert | 7

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Pain relief meds -

Know what you are taking and know how much to take Editor’s note: This content is for informational purposes only. Do not use this as medical recommendations. Always check with your medical professional regarding your health.

Tips:

Take medicine with food to reduce an upset stomach. Slow-release, extended-release or enteric-coated tablets should be swallowed whole, not crushed or chewed. Use the lowest effective dose for the shortest duration of time. Do not assume that one brand has the same dose as another. Always check the dosage instructions on the label. NSAIDs should not be used in the last three months of pregnancy; always ask your doctor before using any medication during pregnancy. See a doctor immediately if you experience any difficulty with breathing, unexplained sickness or fatigue, loss of appetite, vision changes, fluid retention or abnormal bleeding.

Q& A

How do pain relievers work? Doctors believe acetaminophen works on the parts of the brain that receive pain messages. It also works with the part that controls body temperature. Non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) reduce the level of prostaglandins your body makes. This hormone-like substance irritates your nerve endings and creates the feeling of pain. NSAIDs reduce the feeling of pain in that area.

Can I take both acetaminophen and ibuprofen? Yes. Research studies have shown that ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and acetaminophen (Tylenol) together work well to relieve certain types of pain. Acetaminophen and ibuprofen work differently, and they’re cleared from the body by different organs. Acetaminophen can put some stress on the liver, and ibuprofen may put some stress on the stomach and kidneys, but if you’re using these drugs in safe amounts, there is minimal concern here. As always, it is important to follow all medical advice and dosing information.

What are the side effects to pain relievers? Both pain relievers are relatively safe for short-term usage, but both have some possible side effects:

Acetaminophen • taking too much can damage liver (Remember - many other medicines have acetaminophen in them besides Tylenol.) • highly unlikely, but can develop rash or blisters

Ibuprofen • upset stomach • possible ulcers • heartburn • constipation

Information sources: Hospital Surgery Center HSS.edu; Unity Health Hospitals Unitypoint.org; VeryWellHealth.com; goodrx.com; brand websites; labels on pain relievers; medicine net.com

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Acetaminophen

Ibuprofen

• brand name - Tylenol • best for pain relief & to reduce your fever

• brand name - Advil, Motrin • best for pain relief & to reduce swelling

Check labels - acetaminophen is in hundreds of medications including Theraflu, Excedrin, Midol, DayQuil, Robitussin, Vicks

NSAID - ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. It reduces swelling and muscle aches.

Maximum safe dosage is 4,000 milligrams (mg) per day. But even this amount can hurt your liver - aim for no more than 3,000 mg per day.

Maximum safe dosage is 1,200 mg of ibuprofen in a single day. If you weigh under 100 pounds, check with your doctor.

Naproxene

Aspirin

• brand name - Aleve

• brand name - Bayer

• longer lasting than Tylenol or Aleve

• It is an NSAID, but contains Salicylates

Salicylates

can cause Reye’s syndrome, a serious and sometimes fatal condition for children and teens.

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• Aspirin is significantly more likely than low-dose ibuprofen to cause gastrointestinal side effects. • Ibuprofen is preferred over aspirin for conditions such as arthritis, menstrual cramps and back pain.

Analgesic patch

• brand name - Salon Pa s • temporary relief of mus cle strain, aches Active ingredients- lidoc aine, menthol, menthol salicylate • helps direct contact on sore area; may irritate sk in 9

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earth experiences drastic changes

due to natural disasters and climate change

While there may be political arguments regarding climate change and what to do about it, there is no doubt that change has happened and photos tell the story.

Background photo by Alexandra GonzĂĄlez on Unsplash

Why does the greenhouse effect matter? Greenhouse effect: describes how the Earth's atmosphere traps some of the Sun's energy Greenhouse gases surround the Earth like a blanket. As people burn more coal, natural gas, and oil, the blanket becomes excessively thick, dense, and less likely to allow heat to escape. Heat gets trapped inside the blanket of greenhouse gases and the Earth becomes too warm. (source: MassAudubon.org)

2000

How does a warmer world impact its residents?

2009 It could cause freshwater shortages, dramatically alter the ability to produce food, and increase the number of deaths from floods, storms and heatwaves. This is because climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events - though linking any single event to global warming is complicated. (BBC.com)

Deforestation in Brazilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Amazon Rainforest rose more than 88% in June 2019 compared to June 2018.

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Drought ravaged Californiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s water supply. Folsom Lake is at

2016

2011

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40% of its total capacity

of 977,000 acre feet. Pedersen Glacier, at Aialik Bay in Alaskaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kenai Mountains. ( Climate.gov)

1917

Lake Oroville on July 20, 2011 in Oroville, Calif. (California Dept. of Water Resources)

The cumulative mass balance loss from 1980 to 2016 is equal to cutting a 72-footthick slice off of the top of the average glacier.

2005

1973

2007 design by B. deCastro | 11

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Useless body parts show course of evolution As humans have evolved and adapted to a constantly changing world, certain traits and body parts that are beneficial to survival are passed down through generations of reproduction. However, not all passed down traits are useful, and useless parts are slowly removed over time through evolution. The term “vestigial” is often used to describe these body parts, being defined by Merriam-Webster as, “Of a body part or organ: remaining in a form that is small or imperfectly developed and not able to function.” Vestigial structures in the human body show evidence of evolution and the survival of the fittest, first introduced by Charles Darwin.

Third Eyelid Your plica semilunaris is the small fold of tissue located on the inside corner of your eye. This small tissue are the vestigial remains of what are referred to as “nictitating membranes,” which are most commonly found in birds, reptiles and amphibians. The membrane is typically translucent, and it serves to moisten the eye and clear debris.

Shown here is a nictitating membrane of a masked lapwing, closing over the eye in order to moisten it.

Appendix The appendix is arguably one of the most well-known vestigial structures in the human body. Scientists believe that the appendix may have helped early human ancestors digest a cellulose-rich diet. It is believed that the modern human appendix is primarily a storage facility for digestion-aiding bacteria, but nothing has been proven.

Tonsils Similar to the appendix, the tonsils are generally believed to have no purpose, and often need to be removed due to infection. When tonsils are infected and swell up inside the throat, airflow can be blocked and oxygen access restricted. According to the South China Morning Post, over 500,000 kids every year have their tonsils removed.

Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth are the third molars that helped human ancestors to grind plant tissue. It is believed that the skulls of human ancestors had larger jaws with more teeth, which possibly helped to chew plant matter. For modern humans, there is not enough room for them to grow into your mouth comfortably, often resulting in orthodontic procedures to remove them.

Tailbone Your coccyx, better known as your tailbone, is the very last part of your vertebrae, and is the often considered a remnant of a lost tail. Pretty much every mammal on earth had a tail at some point in their lives, even if it was while they were developing in the womb. Take humans, for example. Between stages 14 and 22 of human embryogenesis, one can observe a tail-like structure that is absorbed in later stages.

Goosebumps Your arrector pili are the smooth muscle fibers that contract involuntarily to give you “goosebumps.” If you’re an animal covered in fur, this can provide insulation from thick, standing fur trapping air between the erect hair follicles or make you look bigger by standing your hair up on end. Modern humans are not hairy enough for either of these applications, rendering the arrector pili a vestigial structure.

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F O O L YO U R B R A I N W I T H T H E S E AWA R D - W I N N I N G O P T I C A L I L L U S I O N S

Literal Illusions:

when the image you see is different from the images that make it up

Physiological Illusions:

Images courtesy of kottke.org, cleareyes.com, and illusionoftheyear.com. when the eye sees so much light, movement, color, dimension, or size that it confuses the brain

relies on what the subconscious mind thinks and how it relates one subject to another Want more? Visit the-blueprint.org to see video illusions and award winning optical illusions!

:Cognitive Illusions design by A. Sullivan | 13

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salary

sports

music

entertainment

business

$$ $ $

DISCOVER THE NET WORTH OF THE WORLD'S $$ george lucas $5.4 billion steven spielberg $3.6 billion oprah winfrey $2.6 billion kylie jenner $1 billion

tom hanks $350 million will smith $350 million dwayne johnson $320 million morgan freeman $250 million david dobrik denzel washington $220 million - Dobrik moved to Los Angeles sandra bullock $200 million after high school with some friends and struggled to make ends meet. jennifer aniston $200 million - He became famous on the video app Vine and the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Vlog Squadâ&#x20AC;? was hugh jackman $150 million formed (a group of famous video makers that came together to form julia roberts $140 million one group). - After Vine shut down in 2016, danny devito $80 million Dobrik became very active on Youbetty white $75 million Tube and was the fifth most-watched YouTuber in 2019. david dobrik $7 million dolly parton $500 million taylor swift $360 million adele $190 million drake $150 million stevie wonder $110 million harry styles $75 million michael jordan $1.9 billion shaquille o'neal $400 million average doctor salary $313,000 per year average public high school teacher salary $60,320 per year average private high school teacher salary $51,693 per year **data should be represented with a line twice in length

RICHE$T PEOPLE $ oprah winfrey - Winfrey grew up very poor. She dropped out of college. - She moved to Chicago in 1983 and hosted a morning show, which was renamed The Oprah Winfrey Show. By the time she was 32, the show was on national television. - She was nominated for an Academy Award for best supporting actress in The Color Purple. - Winfrey is a major philanthropist and donates millions to charity.

michael jordan - He is recognized by many as the greatest basketball player in history. - He made much of his fortune on the court with the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards. - He signed lucrative endorsement deals with companies such as Nike and McDonald's. - Jordan starred in the 1996 film Space Jam and is now the owner of the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets. information courtesy of USA Today, Business Insider and Forbes

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jeff bezos** $115 billion bill gates** $113 billion

jeff bezos - He invested in Google in 1998. It is likely he would have been a billionaire from this alone. - He is the CEO of Amazon and its largest shareholder. - Bezos has purchased other companies through Amazon and on his own including Zappos, Whole Foods and The Washington Post. - He owns the venture capital firm, Bezos Expeditions.

drake - Drake has had six number one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, including three in 2018 with “God’s Plan,” “Nice For What” and “In My Feelings.” - In 2018, Drake became the first artist to reach 50 billion streams across all platforms, and in 2019, he became the first solo artist to have 200 songs appear on the Billboard Hot 100.

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bill gates - He is the co-founder of Microsoft. - Gates was the CEO of Microsoft, but has since stepped down. - He began hacking and programming at a young age, and he was kicked out of school for hacking. - Gates founded The Giving Pledge, where the world's richest people promise to donate half of their fortune to charity.

kylie jenner - She is the youngest self-made billionaire in history. - She started Kylie Cosmetics, which exploded in popularity. The products were sold at Ulta Beauty. - Jenner sold a major portion of her company to Coty Inc. for $600 million. - She promotes her brands on social media and endorses products from other brands such as Puma, Adidas and Fashion Nova.

taylor swift - Her 2010 album Speak Now was the first album in which every song charted in the Billboard Hot 100, and she recorded the first of her five number one hits two years later with “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.” - Swift's ten Grammy awards make her the eleventh most awarded artist in Grammy history. She was awarded Album of the Year in 2009 for Fearless and in 2015 for 1989. design by M. Borchers | 15

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You are twice as likely to be killed by a vending machine than a shark.

The Supreme Court has its own private basketball court.

weird

There are 26 minutes of silent staring in the Twilight movies.

There was a type of pterodactyl with a bigger wingspan than a fighter jet.

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information and images courtesy of https://www.thefactsite.com/100-amazing-facts-you-never-knew/ https://bestlifeonline.com/funniest-facts/

The blob of toothpaste that sits on your toothbrush has a name. It’s called a “nurdle.”

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40 million years ago, penguins were six feet tall.

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For their first few months of living, babies only see in black & white.

There is a gargoyle with Darth Vader’s head on it on the Washington National Cathedral.

“OMG” was first used in writing in 1917.

that it’s

true. 25% of all mammal species on Earth are bats.

Fortune cookies are an American invention.

Ten gallons of carrot juice will kill a person.

People spend roughly 13% of their lives zoned out. design by B. deCastro | 17

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COMPARE ATHLETES FROM 96.6% of BCHS students played a IN MIDDLE SCHOOL...

NORTH DEANERY All roster data is taken from the 2019-2020 season roster from the athletic website. Other statistics based on school-wide survey Â±4% with 95% percent accuracy. Editor's Note: Junior Sam McCarthy-Young is the only BCHS student on the hockey team.

sport, but only

SCHOOLS 14.7% play the SAME sports now.

FOOTBALL:

BOYS & GIRLS VOLLEYBALL:

players are from ST. SIMON and ST. PIUS, that's more than the entire boys varsity team.

WRESTLING:

Of the 17 boys on the roster,

BOYS & GIRLS GOLF: ST. SIMON &

ST. MATTHEW SECOND PLACE

17.9%

CROSS COUNTRY:

47.1% DID NOT go to a North Deanery school FIRST PLACE

IHM 28.6%

ST. LUKE 14.3%

THIRD PLACE

st. pius christ the king st. simon ihm st. thomas st. matthew st. joan of arc other st. luke *one person represents ten individual people

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12.5%

ST. LUKE 33.3% ST. PIUS 26.7% ST. MATTHEW 13.3%

IHM 13.3% ST. JOAN OF ARC 6.7%

ST. SIMON 6.7%

IHM

13.8% 3.4%

ST. LAWRENCE

ST. SIMON & OTHER 11.3%

20%

ST. PIUS & OTHER 12.7%

christ the king

BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER:

8/31 players st. simon

other

22.5%

st. pius

15%

7/31 players

5/31 players

ST. SIMON

IHM

OTHER

ST. MATTHEW

BASEBALL& SOFTBALL:

ihm

44.8%

SWIMMING & DIVING:

CHRIST THE KING 23.6%

CHRIST THE KING

10.3%

ST. MATTHEW ST. PIUS

3.4%

1.7%

13.8% 12.1%

BOYS & GIRLS LACROSSE: 6.9%

Over of the team is from CKS, ST. LUKE and ST. SIMON.

RUGBY:

CKS

ST. JOAN OF ARC

BOWLING:

60%

10.3%

3.4%

ST 1 TRACK: CHRIST KING 2ND THE26.3% RD 3 ST. PIUS

1. st. simon 12/28 2. st. lawrence 5/28 3. cks 4/28

ST. PIUS

24.1%

ST. LUKE

BOYS & GIRLS TENNIS:

6.9%

OTHER

ST. SIMON 27.6%

CHEERLEADING:

ST. LUKE

ST. THOMAS

ST. SIMON 38.7% IHM 19.4% ST. LUKE 16.1% CKS 12.9% ST. PIUS 9.7% OTHER 3.2%

BOYS & GIRLS BASKETBALL:

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22.5%

12.5% st. joan of arc

ihm 5%

st. thomas christ the king

7.5%

10% st. luke

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EXPLORE SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST POPULAR SPORTS

Handball Without soccer, handball would be the most popular sport in Europe. Croatia is a top contender, recently winning its third silver medal at the European Handball Championships. The small nation of four million people has also won two Olympic golds in men’s handball.

Field Hockey Field hockey is the second most popular sport in the Netherlands. The country has a successful history with field hockey. The women’s team is currently ranked number one the world.

Key American Football Archery Australian Football Baseball Basketball Cricket Football (Soccer) Gaelic Football

Volleyball Although most Brazilians are soccer fans, the country has the most success in volleyball. Brazil holds 10 indoor and 11 beach volleyball Olympic medals, just behind Russia. The South American nation has the most World Championship medals, 15 more than the second-place country.

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Rugby Racial tensions were high after apartheid ended in South Africa in 1994. One of the nation’s greatest healers was rugby. Rugby returned to the Olympics for the first time in 92 years at the Rio 2016 games and South Africa won the bronze medal.

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Ice Hockey While viewership for soccer is much higher in Russia, their winter sports teams are more competitive at the international level. Russia, including the Soviet Union, have 318 Winter Olympic medals, just 11 behind Norway with the most medals. Russians enjoy watching primarily ice hockey, but also participate in ice skating and skiing.

Chinese culture has a rich tradition in athletics, including weightlifting, table tennis and gymnastics. But China has a particular dominance in badminton. China has won 41 total Olympic medals in the sport, double the medal count of second place Indonesia.

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Thailand has been called the golf capital of Asia with over 250 world-class golf courses. Tourists flock to Thailand to play the gorgeous greens of these courses or watch international golf tournaments.

Wrestling is the national sport of Iran. Traditionally called Koshti, Iranian wrestling dates back to ancient times. Over half of the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Olympic medals are in this sport.

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