40th Annual
Fr. Barry Christmas Classic Basketball Tournament Hosted by
Dallas Jesuit Jesuit Marin Catholic Rocklin St. Ignatius St. Joseph Notre Dame St. Mary's Xavier
December 12-14, 2013
Table of Contents Welcome........................................................................................................................................2 Welcome Letters.........................................................................................................................3 Tournament Winners 1974-2012..........................................................................................6 All-Tournament Teams 1974-2012.................................................................................... 10 Team Records............................................................................................................................ 13 Individual Records.................................................................................................................. 14 About Father Joseph F. Barry, S.J....................................................................................... 15 Tournament Bracket............................................................................................................... 18 Dallas Jesuit............................................................................................................................... 20 Jesuit............................................................................................................................................ 22 Marin Catholic.......................................................................................................................... 24 Rocklin......................................................................................................................................... 26 St. Ignatius................................................................................................................................. 28 St. Joseph Notre Dame.......................................................................................................... 30 St. Mary’s.................................................................................................................................... 32 Xavier........................................................................................................................................... 34
jesuithighschool.org/barryclassic Host School Information President......................... Fr. David J. Suwalsky, S.J. Principal.................................................Lorraine Paul V.P. for Advancement............ Maureen Longyear V.P. & Chief Financial Officer.......... Sharon Tobar V.P. for Marketing.................................. Jordan Blair
Dir. of Athletics.......................................Chris Fahey Asst. Dir. of Athletics.............................. Ross Evans Admin. Asst. Athletic Dir......... Robin Cummings Dir. of Admissions................................. Josh Palone Publications Manager..............................Mala Paul
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Fr. Barry Christmas Classic
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elcome to the fortieth annual Fr. Joseph Barry Christmas Classic Basketball Tournament. The tournament has a long and storied history, as you will see on the pages that follow. Listings of past champions, individual and team records and the all-tournament teams are detailed for you. Also included are profiles and rosters of the teams participating in this year’s tournament. Jesuit High School welcomes all of the visiting teams’ players, coaches and their fans, especially those joining us this year from Xavier College of Melbourne, Australia. We hope that both your visit to the Jesuit High School campus in Carmichael and your Fr. Barry Christmas Classic experiences are exciting and memorable. The Jesuit High School administration, athletic department and basketball staffs are grateful for the outstanding efforts put forth by the Fr. Barry Christmas Classic committee. The committee, comprised of alumni parents, would like to extend its sincere appreciation to all of the wonderful organizations that have assisted us in presenting such an outstanding basketball tournament.
Special thanks to: The Jesuit High School Booster Club and its members who have helped provide and serve the meals to the players and coaches, the brunch buffet after Mass and staffed the gate and concessions. The teachers and alumni for their assistance as timekeepers and scorekeepers. The Jesuit student body rooting section for their boisterous support as the sixth man. The host families, parents and students of Jesuit High School who have opened their homes to our special guests. The Hilton Sacramento-Arden West Hotel for providing accommodations to the visiting coaches and families at discounted rates. Darlene and Jerry Skou of Awards by Kay for their generous donation of the trophies and plaques. The families of the basketball coaching staff for their support, patience and understanding.
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Dear Friends, Welcome to Jesuit High School and to the Fr. Barry Tournament, one of California’s premier high school basketball tournaments. We hope that you enjoy the competition and be assured that we are thrilled that you are with us. Father Joseph Barry, S.J., arrived soon after the opening of Jesuit High School. His love for this school was reflected in his tireless work to develop a campus worthy of the students who found themselves here daily. His love of basketball brought him to this gymnasium which bears his name regularly. And, we have to add, he was particularly pleased when “his” Marauders gained a victory on the home court. Father Joe loved competition, competition that was hard-fought and fair. But wins or losses dimmed in importance when compared to the lessons learned when talented and well-coached young people pitted themselves against equally talented opponents. Father Joe most of all believed that sport taught important lessons which carried into every part of life. We embrace Fr. Joe’s spirit in this tournament that bears his name. We encourage all of our competitors to play hard and well, and encourage our spectators and our visitors to cheer for all and to enjoy your time with us at Jesuit High School. Finally, allow us to offer a special thanks to the Jesuit High School athletic department staff and our many volunteers, particularly Dick Hamilton, Vince Madden and Steve Fahey, who have worked tirelessly to make the 2013 Fr. Barry Tournament possible. We very much appreciate your efforts on behalf of our programs. As we look forward to the celebration of Christmas, we pray that all of you may discover its true meaning, most especially in the family and friends who share your days and your dreams for a bright future. Sincerely,
Fr. David J. Suwalsky, S.J. President
Lorraine Paul Principal
Jesuit High School would like to thank the members of the Society of Jesus for their ongoing support. Jesuits who serve Jesuit High School, St. Ignatius Parish, Cristo Rey High School and other ministries in the Diocese of Sacramento include: Rev. Phil Ganir, S.J. Rev. Robert Gilroy, S.J. Rev. Jerry Hayes, S.J. Rev. C. Hightower, S.J. Rev. David F. Klein, S.J. Rev. Kevin A. Leidich, S.J.
Rev. Michael Moynahan, S.J. Rev. Charles R. Olsen, S.J. Rev. Thomas G. Piquado, S.J. Rev. Jerald Robinson, S.J. Rev. David J. Suwalsky, S.J. Rev. Arthur J. Wehr, S.J.
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Fr. Barry Christmas Classic Fans, Welcome to the 40th Annual Father Barry Christmas Classic. This year’s event is filled with talented basketball teams from California, Texas and Melbourne, Australia. St. Ignatius- SF, Marin Catholic, St. Joseph’s Notre Dame and St. Mary’s of Stockton are all past participants in the Fr. Barry Christmas Classic. We welcome Rocklin, Dallas Jesuit and Xavier-Melbourne as first time participants. Over the years, the Fr. Barry Classic has hosted many fine teams and student-athletes in the homes of gracious parents from our school community. I would like to thank those people for their generosity and time, without their support this tournament would not be possible. Our tournament director, Dick Hamilton, has been tireless in his efforts to make this tournament one of the finest in California. I am especially grateful as this allows me to actually be able to watch the outstanding basketball exhibited by the student-athletes participating in our Christmas Classic. Dick has also put together a crew of people, including assistant tournament director, Vince Madden, who donate many hours of their time to this event and I would like to thank them on behalf of Jesuit and our basketball program for their commitment to the Fr. Barry Christmas Classic. I would also like to acknowledge Steve Fahey, Jordan Blair and the rest of the Jesuit High School Communications and Marketing Department, who have devoted many hours producing the Fr. Barry Christmas Classic program. One feature of the tournament that has received many compliments over the years is the dinner that we provide to the players, coaches, and officials each night. This could not be done without the work of the Booster Club, especially Pam and Jeff Lorek. In addition, I’d like to thank Tim Fleming (announcer), Mark Hilder & Dave Alameida (scoreboard operators) and Mike Fleming (shot clock operator) for their service on all twelve games of the tourney. Finally, I would like to thank Robin Cummings, Administrative Assistant Athletic Director, for her countless hours “behind the scenes” including coordinating the housing for our guests. The athletic department, basketball program, and tournament staff extend their gratitude to these volunteers. Finally, I would like to thank our school President, Fr. David Suwalsky, S.J. and our Principal, Mrs. Lorraine Paul for their generosity in allowing our basketball program to host this event. I hope you enjoy the time you spend with us at the Fr. Barry Christmas Classic and I wish you and your families a wonderful and peaceful Christmas season. Sincerely,
Chris Fahey Director of Athletics
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Tournament Winners 1974-1997
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1974 First Moreau Second Jesuit Third Marin Catholic Cons. Christian Brothers
1982 First Sacred Heart Second St. Ignatius Third Bellarmine Cons. St. Mary’s - Stockton
1990 First Jesuit Second Christian Brothers Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons. St. Ignatius
1975 First St. Francis Second Moreau Third Jesuit Cons. Nevada Union
1983 First Second Third Cons.
Bishop O’Dowd St. Mary’s - Stockton St. Ignatius Sacred Heart
1991 First Jesuit Second Verbum Dei Third Sacred Heart Cons. St. Ignatius
1976 First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third Moreau Cons. Marin Catholic
1984 First Second Third Cons.
St. Ignatius Sacred Heart St. Mary’s - Stockton Bishop O’Dowd
1992 First Jesuit Second Loyola Third Verbum Dei Cons. St. Mary’s - Stockton
1977 First Jesuit Second St. Mary’s - Stockton Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons. Loyola
1985 First St. Ignatius Second Jesuit Third Sacred Heart Cons. Christian Bros
1993 First Jesuit Second Sacred Heart Third Garces Memorial Cons. Verbum Dei
1978 First Loyola Second Sacred Heart Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons. Bellarmine
1986 First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third St. Ignatius Cons. Bellarmine
1994 First Bishop O’Dowd Second Jesuit Third Verbum Dei Cons. Sacred Heart
1979 First St. Ignatius Second Sacred Heart Third Bellarmine Cons. Loyola
1987 First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Bellarmine Third Sacred Heart Cons. Garces Memorial
1995 First Univ. San Diego Second Jesuit Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons. Sacred Heart
1980 First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third Sacred Heart Cons. Loyola
1988 First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second St. Ignatius Third Bellarmine Cons. Sacred Heart
1996 First Jesuit Second Verbum Dei Third Sacred Heart Cons. De La Salle
1981 First Brophy Second Sacred Heart Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons. Bellarmine
1989 First Bellarmine Second Jesuit Third Christian Bros Cons. St. Mary’s - Stockton
1997 First Univ. San Diego Second Bishop O’Dowd Third Jesuit Cons. St. Ignatius
Tournament Winners 1998-2011
1998 First St. Ignatius Second Univ. San Diego Third Jesuit Cons. Brophy
2006 First Jesuit Second St Mary’s - Berkeley Third St Mary’s - Stockton Cons. St.. Ignatius
2010 First Second Third Cons.
Jesuit Archbishop Mitty Bishop O’Dowd St. Joseph - Notre Dame
1999 First Jesuit Second Brophy Third St. Ignatius Cons. Univ. San Diego
2007 First Bellarmine Second Bishop O’Dowd Third Jesuit Cons. Verbum Dei
2011 First Second Third Cons.
Jesuit Strake Jesuit Sheldon Eisenhower
2000 First Jesuit Second Christian Brothers Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons. Archbiship Mitty
2008 First Strake Jesuit Second Jesuit Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons. Clovis East
2012 First Second Third Cons.
Modesto Christian Campolindo St. Joseph - Notre Dame St. Patrick/St. Vincent
2001 First Centennial Second Jesuit Third Christian Brothers Cons. Edison
2009 First Loyola Second Jesuit Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons. Regis Jesuit
2002 First Bishop Gorman Second Jesuit Third Modesto Christian Cons. St. Mary’s - Stockton 2003 First Bishop O’Dowd Second Jesuit Third Bishop Gorman Cons. St. Ignatius
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2004 First St. Mary’s - Berkeley Second Jesuit Third Bellarmine SJ Cons. St. Mary’s - Stockton 2005 First St Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third St. Mary’s - Berkeley Cons. Christian Brothers High School Placement Test Saturday, January 19, 2013
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All Tournament Players M.V.P. Awards 1974
Perry Ahern Gary Johnson Vince Brooks Tony Erpelding Rod Zanze Mike Wetklow Dave Jenkins Kenny Simpson Russell Murrey Fred Slaats Rick Isaacson, MVP
Marin Marin Jesuit Jesuit Christian Bros Christian Bros St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Moreau Moreau Moreau
1975
Tim McGinty Guy Williams Mike Ward Steve Johnson Mark Ghilarducci Bill Bredy Garth Davey Mike MacKenzie Coy Miller Les Walker Bob Telles, MVP
B O’Dowd B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Sac. Heart Jesuit Jesuit Moreau Moreau Nev. Union St. Francis Moreau
1976
Mark Ghilarducci Steve Green Glen Michelmore Joe Schwall Mitch Silvani Jim Goudreau Bob Teller Guy Williams Dave Heppel Paul Walker Rick Paulsen, MVP
Jesuit St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S Moreau Moreau B O’Dowd Christian Bros St. Francis St. Mary’s-S
1977
Tim Ridge Chris Moritz Dave Heppel Cecil Morris Paul Boken Rod Beal Steve Green Kevin Simmons Laurence Held Matt Gallegos Guy Williams, MVP
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Jesuit Jesuit Christian Bros Loyola Loyola B O’Dowd St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart B O’Dowd
1978
Chris Stromberg Mark Hedde Gus Galindo Tony Welch Otis Ward Laurence Held Kevin Simmons Rene LaVigne Robert Chavez Cecil Morris, MVP
1982
Marin Jesuit Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Loyola Loyola Loyola
1979
Dave Sheffield Tom Arndorfer Paul McGoldrick Otis Ward Dave Cooke Roger MacDonell Tony Neal Ray Thames Steve Kalpakoff Fernando Iniguez Steve Scolini, MVP
Rhodney Moore Doug Rishwain Barry Bloom Mike Roche Marc Levaggi Craig Wallace Ronnel Sotelo David Wilson Vincent Oyharcabal Tim Marchi Levy Middlebrooks, MVP
St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart B O’Dowd B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Loyola St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Jesuit St. Ignatius
1984
St. Patrick’s Bellarmine Bellarmine Brophy Brophy Christian Bros Sac. Heart St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Jesuit
1981
Michael Daly Matt Krant Tim Steward Marty Hedde Ken Green Brian Rishwain Darrel Hamilton Rich Zacker Marty Arenas Bill Van Dyke Mark Alarie, MVP
Loyola Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Brophy Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Ignatius Sac. Heart St. Ignatius Sac. Heart
1983
Loyola Jesuit St. Ignatius Sac. Heart Christian Bros Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart Marin St. Ignatius
1980
John Saitz Steve Guevara Earl Hoberlein Bob Schwaring Mark Alarie Dave Cooke Steve Kalpakoff Ken Green Antwine Murchison Steve Chelini Tom Arndorfer, MVP
Rich Whittlet Mark Gabrielle William Sanders Jack Vernon Pat Martin Guy Hatfield Sal Flores John Turner Marty Arenas Kirk Smith Eric White, MVP
Mark McCathrion Mark Weber Jay Haro Dave Campbell Doug Rishwain Julian Garcia Jesse Yamzon Ricky Smith Greg Wall Galen Sorrells Gus Gomozias, MVP
B O’Dowd Eastside Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Ignatius
1985
Loyola Bellarmine Bellarmine Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart Brophy Sac. Heart Brophy Brophy
Robert Saitz Christian Kim John Stetzer John Sayers Chris Walker Ricky Smith Mike Anderson Will Baer Greg Wall Andrew Birgham Martin Dioli, MVP
St. Patrick St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Bellarmine Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Jesuit Jesuit St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Ignatius
B Gorman: B O’Dowd:
Bishop Gorman Bishop O’Dowd
St. Mary’s-B:
Berkeley
Arch. Mitty: Archbishop Mitty
St. Mary’s-S:
Stockton
Univ. SD: University of San Diego
1990
1986
Chris Walker John Sayers Mike Fiohr Avery Dority Peter Walsh Matt Cannon Brian Bowyer Tim Mouriski Mike Scholl Steve Weninger Mark Becker, MVP
Sac. Heart Bellarmine Bellarmine Christian Bros St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Garces St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Jesuit Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S
Garces Memorial St. Ignatius Bellarmine Christian Bros Sac. Heart Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
Josh Coughran Justice Durkee Doug Griffin Kevin McKechnie Dion Jackson Andre Miller Toby Bailey Marcus Kaufman Josh King Chris Griffin Isaac Fontaine, MVP
Bellarmine St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Loyola Loyola Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
1993
1989
Thaddeus Lewis Oliver Harrison Glenn Griffin Anzio Jones Monty Buckley James Johnson Jon Peterson J.J. Polk Mike Atkinson Destah Owens Tim Baxter, MVP
Brian Larkin John Duggan Kevin Williams Kevin McKechnie Pat Butherus Tony Brown Anthony Brown Robert King Chris Griffin Isaac Fontaine J.J. Polk, MVP 1992
1988
Monty Buckley Dale Palmer Anzio Jones Jay Pogacar Mike Atkinson Greg Walker Oliver Harrison Mike King Jason Wilcox Glenn Griffin Ben Rishwain, MVP
St. Mary’s-S Verbum Dei St. Ignatius Sac. Heart Bellarmine Christian Bros Christian Bros Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
1991
1987
Chris Krocheski Jason Webster Damon Pierson Mike King Vince Manfreda John Brown Mike Fohr Geoff Ogden Ben Rishwain Glenn Griffin John Hammer, MVP
Andrew Hill Anthony Brown Jeff Spaulding John Gumina Kevin Williams Kevin McKechnie Cornell West Monty Buckley Byron Austin Jon Peterson J.J. Polk, MVP
St. Patrick’s St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S Sac Heart Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine
Gordon Driggs Jamal Cobbs Andre Miller Mike Wall Eric D’Amato Jeff Sutton John Bugatto Chris Hayashi Gio Carmazzi Chris Griffin, MVP Ben Ammerman, MVP
Christian Bros Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Garces Memorial Garces Memorial Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
1994
Joe Braucher Justin Love Sean Filippini Gary Flores Hasani Acklin Andre Smith Omarr Collins Gio Carmazzi Scott Darmstadt Dave Pendleton Steve Moss-Kelley, MVP
Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Jesuit Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd B O’Dowd
1995
Joe Braucher Albert Johnson, Jr. Joshua Hunt Alejandro Thomas Lucas Jubb Scott Darmstardt Matt Clifford Jay Bridges Dave Abramowitz Nathon Walton Matt Blakely, MVP
Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Ignatius St. Ignatius B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Jesuit Jesuit Univ. SD Univ. SD Univ. SD
1996
Alex Lando Mike Lindsay Michael Alston Brandon Payton Albert Johnson, Jr. Lyryan Russell Marlom Palmer Phillip Blackman DeShawn Jordan Anthony Jones Ron Barrow, MVP
Vancouver St. Mary’s-S De La Salle De La Salle Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
1997
Emon Grave Cesar Smith Luke Whitehead Jonathan Howard Jimmy Tricco Ron Barrow Mike McBrien Matt Vella Derek Lambeth Dave Abramowitz Luke Walton, MVP
Christian Bros Sac. Heart St. Ignatius Brophy Brophy Jesuit Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Univ. SD Univ. SD
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All Tournament Players M.V.P. Awards 1998
Nick Tarbat Glenn Maley Derek Lambeth Jonathan Howard Mike Schwarley Brian Shaffer Cedrick Barrow Chris Walton Mike Malley Robert Sayle Luke Whitehead, MVP 1999
Matt Llewellyn Matt Traverso Chris Walton Nat Staggs Matt Conti Kareem Guilbeaux Ryan Tricco Jonathan Howard Maurice Tyree Roy Stigall Cedric Barrow, MVP
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Avery Bradley Nick Rivers Matt McConnel Paul Toboni Vince Legarza Anthony Simi Patrick Jemerigbe William Brew Ryan Bremond Jay Flores James Edwards, MVP Chris Blees, MVP
JFK St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-B St. Mary’s-B B Gorman B Gorman Jesuit Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd B O’Dowd
2007
Adrian Oliver Modesto Joe Harden St. Mary’s-S Anthony Simi St. Mary’s-S Daniel Hackett St. J. Bosco Jonathan Beane Bellarmine Jonathan Singletary Bellarmine Colin Hawley Jesuit Jared Stigall Jesuit Jordan Thurston St. Mary’s-B Rolando Oliver St. Mary’s-B Lawrence Gurganious, MVP St. Mary-B
2008
2005
2009
Bellarmine Brophy Brophy St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-B St. Mary’s-B Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
Philip Jones Jesse Lopez Low Jordan Thurston Larry Gurganious Cori Anderson Kashif Watson Weleh Dennis Conor Henderson Chris Cobb Sane Welsh Jesse Byrd, MVP
Sterling Arterberry Nick Peterson Joshua White Stephon Carter Chris Dixon Kyle Harvey Michael Ford Roosevelt Kirk Justin Brue Avery Bradley Abdul Gaddy, MVP
Christian Bros St. Mary’s-S Verbum Dei Garces Memorial Garces Memorial Jesuit Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Bellarmine Bellarmine
2004
Santa Cla. Arch. Mitty Loyola Loyola St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
2001
Alex Minney Jimmy Blote Enrico Tucker Adam Matthews Cyrus Richardson Matt Traverso Mel Cuckovich Blake Mori Brandon Carpenter Gabriel Pruitt Sterling Byrd, MVP
Univ. SD Christian Bros JFK St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Modesto Modesto Jesuit Jesuit B Gorman B Gorman
Enrico Tucker Matt Boyd Jordan Scott Matt Payne Victor Chavez Liam Hughes Andray Glenn Weleh Dennis Brandon Carpenter Brandon Prescott Robert Porter, MVP 2003
Loyola Christian Bros Univ. SD Univ. SD St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Brophy Brophy Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
2000
Albert Soria Chris Hayes Omark Wilkes Matt Llewellyn James Payne Nate Pratt David Damron Matt Traverso Jake Stanfill Ceasor Dennis Maurice Tyree, MVP Phil Rasmussen, MVP
2006
2002
St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros B O’Dowd Brophy Brophy Jesuit Jesuit Univ. SD Univ. SD St. Ignatius St. Ignatius
Santa Clara St. Mary’s-S Univ. SD Edison Edison Christian Bros Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Centennial Centennial
David Schneider Vaughan Gaines Bo Henning Jason Rockwell Ruan Bremond William Brew Jared Stigall Chris Blees Mark Payne Anthony Simi Joe Harden, MVP
Brophy Bellarmine Christian Bros St. Joseph-ND St. Mary’s-B St. Mary’s-B Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S
Christopher Baxter Mark Solorio Kevin Bailey Robert Sandoval Brandon Ashley Justin Brue Mackenzie McCullough James Moore Ryan Dunbar Joey Brooks Tim Frazier, MVP Rasheed Sulaimon Aaron Gordon Stephen Meade Bud Thomas Joey Ptasinski Jordan Barton Anders Hass Parker Uu James Moore Ryan Oliver Miles Cartwright, MVP
Verbum Dei St. Mary’s-S Clovis East Clovis East B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Jesuit Jesuit Strake Jesuit Strake Jesuit Strake Jesuit Strake Jesuit Arch. Mitty Arch. Mitty Regis Jesuit Regis Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Jesuit Jesuit Loyola Loyola
B Gorman: B O’Dowd:
Bishop Gorman Bishop O’Dowd
St. Mary’s-B:
Berkeley
Arch. Mitty: Archbishop Mitty
St. Mary’s-S:
Stockton
Univ. SD: University of San Diego
Ryan Winters Jacari Whitfield Parker Jackson-Cartwright Justin Childress Anders Haas Richard Longrus, Jr. Colin Wan Aaron Gordon Gary Melvin Akachi Okugo Parker Uu, MVP
2012
2011
2010
Regis Jesuit St. Joseph-ND Loyola Loyola B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Arch. Mitty Arch. Mitty Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
Leo Smith Marvelle Harris Joshua Crum Kendall Jackson Deerryl Williams Armani Hampton John Gillon Rasheed Sulaimon Bryce Pressley Akachi Okugo Parker Uu, MVP
Oakland Tech Eisenhower B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Sheldon Sheldon Strake Jesuit Strake Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
Gabriel Vincent St. Mary’s-S Jose Flores St. Patrick/St. Vincent Jeremy Hemsley Damien Jared Damien Damien Lamont Banks St. Joseph-ND Temidayo Yussef St. Joseph-ND Andrew Zolitakis Campolindo Matt O’Reilly Campolindo Christian Ellis Modesto Christian Tyras Rattler Modesto Christian Raymond Bowles,MVP Modesto Christian
Team Records Most Points, 1 Team, 1 Game:
106 - Jesuit vs. Bellarmine (1991)
Most Points, 1 Team, 3 Games:
274 - Jesuit (1991)
Most Field Goals, 1 Team, 1 Game:
44 - St. Mary’s (1981), Jesuit (1991)
Most 3-pt Field Goals, 1 Team, 1 Game:
15 - Jesuit (2008)
Most 3-pt Field Goals, 1 Team, 3 Games:
17 - Jesuit (1991)
Most Field Goal Att., 1 Game:
78 - Nevada Union vs. Christian Bros (1975)
Most Field Goal Att., 3 Games:
222 - Jesuit (1991)
Most Free Throws, 1 Team, 1 Game:
34 - Jesuit vs. Bishop Manogue (2011)
Most Free Throws, 1 Team, 3 Games:
73 - Marin Catholic (1976)
Most Free Throw Att., 1 Game:
42 - Jesuit vs. St. Bernard (1974) and Jesuit vs. Bishop Manogue (2011)
Most Free Throw Att., 3 Games:
118 - Marin Catholic (1976)
Most Assists, 1 Team, 1 Game:
31 - Jesuit (1991)
Most Assists, 1 Team, 3 Games:
77 - Jesuit (1991)
Most Steals, 1 Team, 1 Game:
22 - Bishop O’Dowd vs. Christian Bros (1984)
Most Steals, 1 Team, 3 Games:
42 - Loyola (1978)
Most Rebounds, 1 Team, 1 Game:
63 - Jesuit vs. St. Bernard (1974)
Most Rebounds, 1 Team, 3 Games:
126 - Nevada Union (1975)
Most Points, 2 Teams, 1 Game:
182 - Bellarmine 104, Garces 78 (1990)
Jesuit 106, Bellarmine 76 (1991)
Highest Field Goal %, 1 Game:
66% - St. Mary’s vs. Sacred Heart (1978)
Highest Field Goal %, 3 Games:
55% - Sacred Heart (1978)
Highest Free Throw %, 3 Games:
80% - Loyola (1977)
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Individual Records Most Points, 1 Game:
38 - Mark Alarie, Brophy (1981) John Gillon, Strake Jesuit (2011)
Most Points, 3 Games:
96 - Chris Krocheski, Jesuit (1987)
Most Rebounds, 1 Game:
24 - Tim Reinerston, Nevada Union (1975)
Most Rebounds, 3 Games:
53 - Tim Reinerston, Nevada Union (1975)
Most Assists, 1 Game:
12 - Bob Schwirian, Brophy (1981)
Most Assists, 3 Games:
23 - Les Walker, St. Francis (1975)
Most Steals, 1 Game:
11 - Gary Johnson, Marin Catholic (1974)
Most Steals, 3 Games:
17 - Earl Koberlein, Bellarmine (1980)
Most Field Goals, 1 Game:
17 - Mark Alarie, Brophy (1981)
Most Field Goals, 3 Games: Most Field Goal Att., 1 Game:
42 - Chris Krocheski, Jesuit (1987)
Most Field Goal Att., 3 Games:
76 - Rod Zanze, Christian Brothers (1974)
Most 3-pt Field Goals, 1 Game:
7 - Albert Soria, Santa Clara (2000) James Moore, Jesuit (2008)
Most 3-pt Field Goals, 3 Games:
11 - Albert Soria, Santa Clara (2000)
Most 3-pt Attempts, 1 Game:
11 - Brian Shaffer, Jesuit (1998)
Most 3-pt Attempts, 3 Games:
21 - Brian Shaffer, Jesuit (1998) John Gillon, Strake Jesuit (2011)
Highest 3-pt %, 1 Game:
100% - J.J. Polk, Jesuit (1991)
Highest 3-pt %, 3 Games:
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30 - Coy Miller, Nevada Union (1975)
59% - J.J. Polk, Jesuit (1991) Isaac Fontaine, Jesuit (1991)
Most Free Throws, 1 Game:
12 - Paul Boken, Loyola (1977)
Most Free Throws, 3 Games:
26 - Earl Koberlein, Bellarmine (1980)
Most Free Throw Att., 1 Game:
16 - Joe Yetter, Marin Catholic (1976)
Most Free Throw Att., 3 Games:
35 - Earl Koberlein, Bellarmine (1980)
Highest Field Goal %, 3 Games:
79% - Mark Alarie, Brophy (1980)
Highest Free Throw &, 3 Games:
90% - Tom Arndorfer, Jesuit (1980)
Fr. Joseph F. Barry, S.J., 1917 - 1987
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his is the fortieth year of Jesuit’s annual Christmas basketball tournament. Originally named the Christmas Classic, it was renamed the Fr. Joseph Barry Christmas Classic in 1988. Father Joseph Barry, S.J. was born and raised in San Francisco. There he attended St. Ignatius High School and later entered the Jesuit Order in 1935. Prior to coming to Jesuit High School, Fr. Barry also taught for many years at Loyola High School in Los Angeles. His contributions to Jesuit High School were impressive. Father Barry taught physics and mathematics to a generation of students. He ran the campus bookstore and was one of Jesuit athletics’ greatest supporters. He also took on the responsibility of Director of Grounds and is still largely responsible for the beauty of Jesuit’s campus today. It is estimated that he planted more than 500 trees and established a lush landscape notable for its flowering shrubs and roses. Father Barry was known to be a great sports fan and basketball was a particular favorite. He volunteered to run the clock for home basketball games and some say that that helped to keep his enthusiasm in check. Father Barry’s love for basketball led him to suggest a basketball tournament that has now become a holiday classic. He wanted a tournament made up of Catholic schools in order to showcase their contributions to prep sports. The success of this tournament is due primarily to the efforts of Fr. Barry during its first ten years. In addition, Jesuit High School’s gymnasium was also dedicated to Fr. Joseph Barry, S.J. on the occasion of his golden Jubilee as a Jesuit in appreciation for all that he had contributed to the school since its opening in 1963.
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Jesuit Rangers Dallas, TX
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esuit College Preparatory School of Dallas (Jesuit Dallas) was founded in 1942 as a private Catholic institution for young men under the direction of the Society of Jesus. Located on a 27acre campus in North Dallas, the school provides a rigorous student-centered Catholic Jesuit education to approximately 1,000 students in grades 9-12 with an 10:1 student-teacher ratio. The faculty totals 111 professionals consisting of Jesuit priests and lay men and women. Currently, 56% of the staff holds an advanced degree. During the 2011-2012 academic year, Jesuit Dallas granted more than $1.8 million in financial assistance to 279 students, or 26%, of the student body. Jesuit Dallas students’ average SAT scores exceed the national average by more than 200 points. For each of the past 10 years, on average, seven students are recognized as National Merit Scholar Finalists, eight are National Merit Hispanic Scholars and one is a National Merit Achievement Scholar. Twelve students from the Class of 2012 were recognized as National Merit Finalists. Virtually all Jesuit Dallas graduates attend college, with 90% of those attending their first-choice school.
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In addition to a full academic curriculum, Jesuit’s faculty and counseling staff guide students’ social, spiritual, academic and personal growth through a variety of faith formation, athletic and extracurricular activities. More than three out of every four students participates in at least one of the 45 varsity, junior varsity and freshman teams in 18 sports. When all extracurricular activities are included, the participation rate approaches 100%. Community service is a hallmark of Jesuit Dallas. Students participate in the largest, most comprehensive high school community service program in Texas and one of the largest nationwide. Jesuit students contribute more than 56,000 hours of service each year to nearly 100 agencies in the Dallas area and throughout the world. The school’s focus on formation of the whole person results in men who exemplify the ideal described in The Profile of the Graduate. The more than 8,000 graduates — Men for Others — serve as leaders in communities throughout the world.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 10 11 12 20 22 24 30 32 34 42 50
Michael Bejarano Christian Chiles Brocke Stepteau Hank Shotland Tom Weber Peter Lynch Christian Koeijmans Michael McReynolds Christian Nwosu Matthew Bender Tyler Schlapkohl
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5’10 5’9 5’10 6’1 6’2 6’3 5’10 6’3 6’3 6’6 5’10
12 11 12 11 11 11 12 11 11 12 11
Coach: Chris Hill Asst. Coaches: Austin Nevitt, Jonathan Alexander Stats: Alex Reilly Chaplain: Joe Nava Trainer: Rick Martin, Osamu Moro Video: Philip Schnitzius Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Enrollment: 1,200 (boys) League: UIL District 9-5A President: Mike Earsing Principal: Tom Garrison Athletic Dir: Steve Koch Address: 12345 Inwood Rd., Dallas, TX 75244 Phone: (972) 387.8700 Website: jesuitcp.org
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Jesuit Marauders Carmichael, CA
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esuit High School of Sacramento is a Roman Catholic college preparatory dedicated to forming competent, young men as conscientious leaders in compassionate service to others for the greater glory of God. The school’s purpose is to lovingly serve the young men of the wider Sacramento area, from every ethnic and socio-economic background and a broad spectrum of academic achievement. All the young men who enroll in Jesuit High School are encouraged to use their spiritual gifts, intellectual talents, artistic qualities and physical abilities to be of help to those they encounter. Ultimately, the students are to be “agents for change,” “Men for Others.” The school’s 51 acre campus straddles the dividing line between Sacramento and the suburban district known as Carmichael. It draws students from more than 140 churches and parishes, 109 local elementary and junior high schools and 92 zip codes. Twenty-five percent of the student body commutes a distance greater than 20 miles and more than 200 students receive tuition assistance and participate in a workstudy program. Enrollment is currently at capacity and includes a Senior class of 271. Admission into Jesuit is selective: approximately 70 percent of the applicant pool is admitted each year. Traditionally, 98-100 percent of our graduates go immediately to college, 88-90 percent to four-year institutions and approximately 38 percent to private colleges and universities. Sixtythree percent of the Jesuit professional and certificated staff hold a Master’s Degree or higher.
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An interscholastic athletic program as a co-curricular activity is an integral part of the total education and growth experience at Jesuit High School. Athletics is designed to affirm and promote Ignatian values and engage student-athletes fully in mind, body and spirit. With 248 league titles and 108 section championships, Jesuit High School is the most successful athletic program in the region. The Student Athletic Center at Jesuit is one of the most advanced high school sports facilities in Northern California. Jesuit currently fields 36 teams in 15 sports at various levels supported by more than 80 coaches.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 1 2 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 24 34 44
Austin Plaat Josh Soriano Greg Romo Joe Henry Lake Lutes Nick Hilton Ethan Pangelinan Dante Henley Von Curtis Kirk Langley Jimmy Jent Isaiah Bailey Malik Duffy Brady Anderson Kori Collons
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5’9” 5’5” 6’2” 6’1” 6’7” 6’1” 6’2 6’1 6’2” 5’11” 6’4” 6’3” 6’5” 6’9” 6’5”
145 130 170 160 197 180 170 160 200 148 184 205 210 195 200
11 12 11 12 12 12 10 11 12 12 12 11 10 12 11
Coach: Greg Harcos Asst. Coaches: Matt Clifford, Jon Rotz, Marquese Smith, Jay Nacionales Manager: Eric McLaughlin, Liam Gulane Stats: Thomas Lane Scorekeeper: Dave Zielke Chaplain: Fr. David Klein, S.J. Trainer: Jaime Llopis, Brooke Swanson Colors: Red and Gold Enrollment: 1,050 (boys) League: Delta River League President: Fr. David J. Suwalsky, S.J. Principal: Lorraine Paul Athletic Dir: Chris Fahey Address: 1200 Jacob Ln., Carmichael, CA 95608 Phone: (916) 482.6060 Website: jesuithighschool.org
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Marin Catholic Marin, CA
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t Marin Catholic, we are committed to small class sizes, which create an intimate learning environment and produce strong teacher-student relationships for our 720 young women and men. Marin Catholic’s campus is ideally located to serve students from all over Marin and the Bay Area. Sitting at the base of Mt. Tamalpais, Marin Catholic is one of the premier Catholic co-educational college preparatory high schools in California. Consistent with Gospel Values, we are committed to the education of the whole person. As active members of the school community, our students develop the attributes of responsibility, both personal and social; critical thinking; and appreciation for the complexity of the world around us. We instill in our students the confidence that will empower them, as informed, compassionate individuals, to live a fulfilling life and engage in learning as a lifelong process. Students are drawn to Marin Catholic from a broad spectrum of social, ethnic, religious and economic backgrounds. Marin Catholic challenges students through an engaging and challenging college preparatory curriculum. Along with the development and enhancement of essential skills, the required course of study encourages exploration and self-evaluation. Marin Catholic offers 29 honors and Advanced Placement courses to students who are willing and able to undertake more sophisticated, faster-paced course work. Successfully completing the rigorous program qualifies our students for admission to the most prestigious colleges and universities in the country. The passionate teachers of Marin Catholic are often cited by students, parents and alumni as the greatest strength of our school. As teachers, counselors, advisors,
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coaches, and activity moderators, the men and women of the faculty and staff ensure that the mission of our school is fulfilled. An integral part of the curriculum at Marin Catholic is the 100-hour Christian service program. Serving the marginalized in our community, students make a difference in our world by living out the Gospel Values. Grounded in faith and spirituality from our extensive retreat program, our students have a keen sense of who they are and what they are called to be in the eyes of Christ. Marin Catholic’s technology program is designed to further differentiate and customize teaching and learning across the curriculum. All freshmen and sophomores use personal iPads as a primary tool for accessing course content and performing course tasks. Marin Catholic recognizes that students will have a richer high school experience if they become active members of their school community. We encourage participation in our extra-curricular program, which appeals to the diverse interests of our entire student body. Nearly all of our students are involved in theatrical productions, athletics, or student government and clubs. This year, Marin Catholic committed nearly $1.5 million intuition assistance and scholarships. Both tuition assistance and named scholarships are awarded based on need as demonstrated through the tuition assistance application process.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 0 1 2 3 5 10 12 14 22 24 25 30 32 42 44
Andrew Panicacci Frankie Calcaterra Josh Walewander Sam Moss Casey Lippi Chris Ward Joey Calcaterra Stephen Boro Keegan Mulcahy Charlie Duysen Conor McKeogh Roddy Phillips Griffin Morison Jack Snyder Danny Fitzpatrick
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YR 10 11 12 12 12 12 9 11 12 11 11 12 12 11 12
Coach: Mike Saia Varsity Asst. Coach: Dave Craig, Jon Love, Jason Silva Scorekeeper: David Duysen Trainer: Jamie Waterman Video: Chris Thomas Colors: Navy Blue and White Enrollment: 720 (co-ed) League: Marin County Athletic League President: Tim Navone Principal: Chris Valdez Athletic Dir: Adam Callan Address: 675 SFD Boulevard, Kentfield, CA 94904 Phone: (415) 464-3800 Website: marincatholic.org
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Rocklin Thunder Rocklin, CA
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ocklin High School, home of the Thunder, is a California Distinguished School known for academic excellence. Rocklin High School has boasted the highest API scores in Placer County for nine years in a row, including a score of 894 in 2013. In 2012 and again in 2013, U.S. News and World Report awarded the distinguished Gold Medal to Rocklin High School, recognizing Rocklin High as one of the top 100 high schools in California and also the top 500 high schools in the United States. The Rocklin High School curriculum is based on a Mastery Learning system that incorporates information taken from the California State Frameworks, UC and CSU admission requirements, and California State Department of Education’s document Second to None. Rocklin High School requires students to perform a minimum of 25 hours of documented community service as a graduation requirement. Nearly 40% of the students from the Class
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of 2013 completed over 150 hours of volunteer service with a collective total of approximately 60,000 service hours. Currently, Rocklin High School offers 20 AP courses. In the spring of 2013, approximately 1000 AP tests were taken by Rocklin High School students and 82% of them scored a passing grade of 3 or higher on the AP exam. In 2013, 91% of Rocklin High School’s graduating class entered college the year following graduation. The weighted academic GPA of the valedictorians from the class of 2013 was 4.44.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 0 1 3 4 5 10 11 12 15 20 21 23 25 30 32
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Nate Versoza Seth Bradley Cole Bridge Keyshon Williams Garrett Kaupilla Max O’Rourke Tyler Chimarusti Wes Preece Vinnie Safin Jake Toto Trent Peterson Jeremy Fokes Evan Gustafson Mark Wille Ryan Walsh
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Varsity Coach: Casey Cutts Asst. Coaches: Terry Tangney, JJ Barnette Scorekeeper: Cathy Bridge Trainer: Debi Devinna Video: Jen Crutchfield Ball Boy: LJ Braner Colors: Blue, Silver and White Enrollment: 1,800 (co-ed) League: Sierra Foothills League Principal: David Bills Athletic Dir: Dave Stewart Address: 5301 Victory Ln, Roseville, CA 95765 Phone: (916) 632.1600 Website: rhs.rocklinusd.org 27
St. Ignatius Wildcats San Francisco, CA
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t. Ignatius was founded in 1855 by Fr. Anthony Maraschi of the Society of Jesus. The original school served students ranging from age 8 to 20 and later split into the University of San Francisco and St. Ignatius High School in the 1900s. When SI moved to its sixth site in the Sunset District in 1969, it changed its name to St. Ignatius College Preparatory; it became a coeducational school in 1989. Today, SI strives to develop young women and men of competence, conscience and compassion through an integrated program of academic, spiritual and co-curricular activities. St. Ignatius seeks to develop students to strive toward the Jesuit ideal of the magis: a thirst for the more, for the greater good, for the most courageous response to the challenges of our time in the fullest development of students’ talents and for a life-long disposition to serve. Friendly and Professional Faculty At SI you’ll find more than 120 men and women who love to teach and who have a passion for their subjects. In fact, in 2004, SI was one of 12 schools nationwide to be honored by Today’s Catholic Teacher magazine for excellence and innovation in education. College Prep Academics SI has one of the largest and most succesful Advanced Placement programs in the country. In 2010, students took 1,422 tests and passed 1,142, breaking the school record in both regards. Also, students scored more than 700 4s and 5s on these tests. This performance ranks SI among the top 150 schools in the nation. SI’s pass rate of 80.3% is 23 points higher than the national average. In the 1980s, SI was named one of the top-60 private schools among the
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6,000 in the country. The award recognized SI’s commitment to excellence in education, supporting a diverse student body and the help it gave students through financial aid. Co-Curricular Programs From sports to fine arts, SI has it all. More than 900 students participate in 15 sports. Some teams have had remarkable success. In July 2006, the SI boys’ varisty crew, following its second national championship in a row, took first place at the Royal Henley Regatta in England for SI’s first international championship. SI students excel in both the visual and performing arts and produce quality publications, such as the school newspaper (Inside SI), the yearbook (the Ignatian) and the literary magazine (the Quill). Campus Ministry Programs Students also grow in faith and learn to work for justice through the various campus ministry programs. Nearly every Senior makes a KAIROS retreat, and many Juniors attend a summer immersion experience, working in solidarity with people in Third World nations. SI prepares students to leaders who know the value of service, empowered to make our world a better place.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 10 11 12 14 15 21 23 31 32 33 34 44
Trevor Dunbar Jaren Yang Nick Aronce-Camp Jeff Mullen Cole Feeney Angelito Santos Tristan Wentworth Cian Hennessy Derek Austin Julian Marcu Troy Rike Arash Poorsina
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170 170 175 165 170 165 180 175 200 225 205 220
12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 10 12 12 10
Coach: Tim Reardon Asst. Coaches: Rob Marcaletti, Jamal Baugh Colors: Red and Blue Enrollment: 1,400 (co-ed) League: West Catholic Athletic League President: John M. Knight Principal: Patrick Ruff Athletic Dir: John Mulkerrins Address: 2001 37th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94116 Phone: 415.731.7500 Website: siprep.org
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St. Joseph Notre Dame Pilots Alameda, CA
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tudents at Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School engage in a challenging and comprehensive curriculum, including a new biomedical sciences program, personalized college counseling and a wealth of artistic and athletic opportunitites, all at a modernized campus where they learn lifelong values.
ACADEMICS SJND is expanding its reputation for academic rigor by introducing new AP courses in English and Statistics, as well as a Building and Design Concepts course, which explores engineering themes. In the arts, students can explore new courses in Musical Theatre or Advanced Musical Theatre. All told, the school offers 26 AP, advanced and honors courses. With an average class size of 21, students benefit from individualized learning and a 10:1 student-teacher ratio.
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS Students are supported in their college search by the school’s college counseling staff as they identify individual college goals early on in high school. Students benefit from college essay workshops, visits with college reps and regular updates on college news. The personalized effort benefits families: 99 percent of graduates go onto college, and 85 percent are admitted to a four-year institution.
FAITH AND SERVICE Students are involved in the ministry of the school through retreats, theology classes, liturgies, reflection and service.
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The retreat program is an integral part of spiritual exploration and development and each student embarks on a retreat every year, culminating with the Kairos retreat during senior year. Students also participate in service learning, which integrates course curriculum and practical opportunities for students to learn new skills and contribute to society.
ATHLETICS Students have the opportunity to try out for 31 different SJND Pilots sports teams, from baseball and swimming to golf and cheerleading. The men’s varsity basketball team is part of a storied program that has won a record four state championships, most recently challenging for the 2013 California Div. V basketball championship.
STUDENT BODY Enrollment includes about 400 young men and women, in grades 9 through 12, and our school prides itself on not having a true majority in any one ethnic group. The diverse student body comes from more than 30 public, charter, independent and Catholic schools.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 14 15 20 22 23 24
Miles Harris Jordan Dyson Elijah Fisher Jade Smith Estaban Lovato Marcus Harris Avery Dueberry Jordan Robinson James Bramble Lamont Banks Darne Duckett Rafie Herbert Temidayo Yussuf
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170 175 150 155 165 175 175 170 175 205 150 170 225
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Coach: Don Lippi Asst. Coaches: Eddie McBride, Jon Musson Stats: Alie Oiler Chaplain: Fr. George Video: Gene Venezuela Colors: Blue and Orange Enrollment: 415 (co-ed) League: Tri County Athletic League Principal: Simon Chiu Athletic Dir: Chris Pondok Address: 1011 Chestnut St., Alameda, CA 94501 Phone: (510) 523.1526 Website: sjnd.org
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St. Mary's Rams Stockton, CA
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t. Mary’s High School (SMHS) is a Roman Catholic, four-year, coeducational college preparatory school. SMHS has been educating students for over 137 years, making it one of the oldest institutions in Stockton. SMHS is responsible for educating many of the current local business and community leaders that have made a positive impact in San Joaquin County. In addition, many community members have made SMHS their first choice in education for their children. SMHS is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and by the Western Catholic Education Association, which certifies the school’s integrity and authenticates it is an institution of learning.
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St. Mary’s has one of the most reasonable tuition costs for Catholic High Schools and also offers financial assistance to those who qualify. With 925 students, and a fifteen-to-one student to teacher ratio, each student is challenged on a daily basis and is prepared for higher education after graduation. The Class of 2013 were offered a total of $10,466,873 in scholarships, and 99 percent of the graduating seniors chose to continue their formal education.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
# Name 10 12 13 14 15 20 21 22 23 24 31 32 33
Curtis Gaspard Jonel Ednalino Alex Smith Mark Fong Evan Madill Tanner Haislip Devin Williams Gabe Vincent Lance Coleman II Nathan Magsayo Sam Goudreau Jacob Aruta Max Paulsen
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11 12 11 11 10 12 11 12 11 11 10 11 11
Coach: Ken Green Asst. Coaches: Steve Keeter, Matt Valverde, Gary Mancebo Manager: Coleman Wallace Scorekeeper: Jill Mancebo Trainer: Michael Ko Colors: Green and White Enrollment: 925 (coed) League: Tri-City Athletic Association President: Fr. John Fallon, O.S.F.S. Principal: Peter Morelli Athletic Dir: James Brusa Address: 5648 N El Dorado St., Stockton, CA 95207 Phone: (209) 957.3340 Website: saintmaryshighschool.org 28
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Xavier Melbourne, Australia
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avier College first opened in 1878 and has a proud history as an Australian educational institution. Xavier College is a Catholic school within the spiritual tradition of St Ignatius Loyola. The College is a member of the Associated Public Schools of Victoria. The College educates 2080 students over three campuses: Senior Campus (Kew), boys Years 9-12. Boarders are accepted from Year 9; Burke Hall (Kew), co-educational 3-year-old to Year 4, boys Years 5-8; Kostka Hall (Brighton), co-educational 3-year-old to Year 4, boys Years 5-8. As a Catholic school within the spiritual tradition of St Ignatius Loyola, Xavier College belongs to a worldwide network of Jesuit schools whose origins lie in a vision he formulated four-and-a-half centuries ago. A Jesuit education has a clear purpose: the development of a well-rounded Christian person of competence, conscience and compassion who will be of service in the world and has the generosity to make a contribution. The Senior Campus, from which the Tour players come, has expansive sporting fields overlooking the city catering for Australian Rules football, soccer, cricket and rugby. There is also a large sports pavilion for basketball, indoor cricket, swimming, triathlon and water polo as well as a well-appointed gymnasium for student and staff usage. Xavier rowers train on the nearby Yarra River which ultimately flows through the middle of the city of Melbourne.
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The College has a proud tradition of academic, cultural and sporting achievements. On the sporting front the College can acknowledge a number of Olympians as well as numerous past and current AFL footballers. Xavier’s 2,080 students and 400 full and part-time staff all feel a strong sense of belonging to a unified school community with the same unambiguous set of Christian values and a consistent underlying philosophy of education. New students settle in very quickly at Xavier. Because boarders have extra adjustments to make, their families are given special attention as they hand their sons over to the care of the school. At all campuses, staff members are extremely approachable and interactions between staff, students and parents, as well as between the students themselves, are friendly, respectful and co-operative.
2013-2014 Varsity Roster
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Dillon Burgess Matthew Qian Sebastian Lo Giudice Sean Biernacki Jason Capper Darcy Bulach Matthew McCarthy Harrison Walker
POS G G G G F/G F/C F/C F/G
HT 5’9” 6’2” 5’10” 6’0” 6’6” 6’2” 6’8” 6’3”
Coach: Eric Minerve Asst. Coaches: Paul Angus, Alex Burgess, Theo Vlahos Manager: Maree Girolami Rector: Fr. Thomas Renshaw, S.J. Principal: Dr. Chris Hayes Enrollment: 980 (boys) Address: Barkers Road, Kew, VIC 3101 Phone: (03) 9854.5411 Website: xavier.vic.edu.au
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