Spring Sports

In spring sports, the softball team finished its season with an overall record of 12-12. Abigail Sito '23 was named First Team All County, and Ruari Dever '24 was named Second Team All County by the Cuyahoga County Softball Coaches Association. In addition, seven of our athletes received an all academic award from the Cuyahoga County Softball Coaches Association. The Track and Field team had a record breaking season: Anna Powers '23 broke the Magnificat Track and Field triple jump record with a jump of 31' 91/2', while Megan White '23 broke the Bay Invitational Meet record in shot put with a throw of 37'11. Lacrosse continued its dominance on the field this season with a record of 14-5 after falling to Massillon Jackson in the Regional Quarterfinal. Lastly, the Spring Rowing team finished a stellar season at the Midwest Regional Scholastic Championships putting five boats in the grand finals and a total of nine boats finishing in the top 16 in the region!

The varsity lacrosse team celebrates a win over Avon.

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The rowing team competed in several events along the lake this spring.

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Madison Miller ’24 placed second in the high jump at Regionals and earned the opportunity to compete at the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Columbus in the Division I State tournament.

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COLLEGE ATHLETIC COMMITMENTS

Congratulations to the seven senior athletes who committed this spring to take their talents to the collegiate level— in addition to the eight already featured in the last issue of Magnificat Magazine!

Kate Hayes ’23 Otterbein University, Soccer

Chrissy Krncevic ’23 University of ColoradoColorado Springs, Lacrosse

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Julia Kure ’23 Miami University (OH), Soccer

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Abby Oblena '23 The Ohio State University, Rowing

Abby Rosol ’23 John Carroll University, Basketball

Julia Walton ’23 Edinboro University, Soccer

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Megan White ’23 Marquette University, Track & Field

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