SILENT NIGHT

Silent Night at La Salle College High School dates back to 2012 when La Salle defeated Father Judge 59-41 in a home playoff game. Nearly 300 students dressed in costumes and remained silent until the Explorers scored their tenth point, and then went berserk and maintained high-energy for the remainder of the game. As the final seconds melted away, the students sang “Silent Night.” Borrowing the idea from Taylor University in Indiana, La Salle added their touch to what has become a highly anticipated yearly tradition. Over 500 students pack the stands opposite the home and away benches allowing the student body to be the ultimate “sixth man.” The costumes are creative, the energy is electric, and brotherhood and solidarity are infectious.