2014 Father Barry Program

41st.

Annual

Fr. Barry Christmas Classic Basketball Tournament HOSTED BY: it High School Jesu est. 1963

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December 11-13, 2014

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Table of Contents Welcome........................................................................................................................................4 Welcome Letters.........................................................................................................................5 Tournament Winners 1974-2013..........................................................................................8 All-Tournament Teams 1974-2013.................................................................................... 12 Team Records............................................................................................................................ 15 Individual Records.................................................................................................................. 16 About Father Joseph F. Barry, S.J....................................................................................... 17 Tournament Bracket............................................................................................................... 20 Xavier........................................................................................................................................... 22 Jesuit............................................................................................................................................ 24 Damien........................................................................................................................................ 26 Cathedral.................................................................................................................................... 28 Archbishop Mitty..................................................................................................................... 30 Notre Dame............................................................................................................................... 32 St. Mary’s.................................................................................................................................... 34 St. Francis.................................................................................................................................... 36

jesuithighschool.org/barryclassic Host School Information: President

Dir. of Athletics

Principal

Asst. Dir. of Athletics

V.P. for Advancement

Admin. Asst. Athletic Dir

V.P. & Chief Financial Officer

Dir. of Admissions

Fr. David J. Suwalsky, S.J. Lorraine Paul Maureen Longyear Sharon Tobar

Chris Fahey Ross Evans

Robin Cummings Josh Palone

Dir. of Communications Mala Paul

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Fr. Barry Christmas Classic Welcome to the 41st 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. 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 sports 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 2014 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. Jerry Hayes, S.J. Rev. C. Hightower, S.J. Rev. David F. Klein, S.J. Rev. Tim Meier, S.J. Rev. Michael Moynahan, S.J.

Rev. Charles R. Olsen, S.J. Rev. Thomas G. Piquado, S.J. Rev. Mathew Pyrch, S.J. Rev. Gerald Robinson, S.J. Rev. David J. Suwalsky, S.J. Rev. Arthur J. Wehr, S.J. 5

Fr. Barry Christmas Classic Fans, Welcome to the 41st Annual Father Barry Christmas Classic.

This year’s event is filled with talented basketball teams from throughout California. St. Mary’s of Stockton, Damien, Archbishop Mitty and Cathedral Catholic (formerly University High School, San Diego) are all past participants in the Fr. Barry Christmas Classic. We welcome St. Francis-Mountain View, Xavier of Palm Desert and Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks as first time participants.

Over the years, the Fr. Barry Classic has hosted many fine teams and studentathletes 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, Mala Paul (and the rest of the Jesuit High School Communications 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 and Dave Alameida (scoreboard operators) 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 1974

1981

1988

1975

1982

1989

1976

1983

1977

1984

1978

1985

1992

1979

1986

1993

1980

1987

1994

First Moreau Second Jesuit Third Marin Catholic Cons.

Christian Brothers

First St. Francis Second Moreau Third Jesuit Cons.

Nevada Union

First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third Moreau Cons.

Marin Catholic

First Jesuit Second St. Mary’s - Stockton Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons. Loyola

First Loyola Second Sacred Heart Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons. Bellarmine

First St. Ignatius Second Sacred Heart Third Bellarmine Cons. Loyola

First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third Sacred Heart Cons. Loyola

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First Brophy Second Sacred Heart Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons. Bellarmine

First Sacred Heart Second St. Ignatius Third Bellarmine Cons.

St. Mary’s - Stockton

First Second Third Cons.

First Second Third Cons.

Bishop O’Dowd St. Mary’s - Stockton St. Ignatius Sacred Heart

St. Ignatius Sacred Heart St. Mary’s - Stockton Bishop O’Dowd

First St. Ignatius Second Jesuit Third Sacred Heart Cons.

Christian Bros

First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Jesuit Third St. Ignatius Cons. Bellarmine

First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second Bellarmine Third Sacred Heart Cons.

Garces Memorial

First St. Mary’s - Stockton Second St. Ignatius Third Bellarmine Cons.

Sacred Heart

First Bellarmine Second Jesuit Third Christian Bros Cons.

St. Mary’s - Stockton

1990

First Jesuit Second Christian Brothers Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons.

St. Ignatius

1991

First Jesuit Second Verbum Dei Third Sacred Heart Cons.

St. Ignatius

First Jesuit Second Loyola Third Verbum Dei Cons.

St. Mary’s - Stockton

First Jesuit Second Sacred Heart Third Garces Memorial Cons.

Verbum Dei

First Bishop O’Dowd Second Jesuit Third Verbum Dei Cons.

Sacred Heart

Tournament Winners 1998-2013 1995

First Univ. San Diego Second Jesuit Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons.

Sacred Heart

1996

First Jesuit Second Verbum Dei Third Sacred Heart Cons.

De La Salle

1997

First Univ. San Diego Second Bishop O’Dowd Third Jesuit Cons.

St. Ignatius

1998

First St. Ignatius Second Univ. San Diego Third Jesuit Cons. Brophy

1999

First Jesuit Second Brophy Third St. Ignatius Cons.

Univ. San Diego

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

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

2006

First Jesuit Second St Mary’s - Berkeley Third St Mary’s - Stockton Cons.

St.. Ignatius

2000

2007

2001

2008

First Jesuit Second Christian Brothers Third St. Mary’s - Stockton Cons.

Archbiship Mitty

First Centennial Second Jesuit Third Christian Brothers Cons. Edison

2009

First Loyola Second Jesuit Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons.

Regis Jesuit

2010

First Second Third Cons.

2011

First Second Third Cons.

2012

First Second Third Cons.

Jesuit Archbishop Mitty Bishop O’Dowd St. Joseph - Notre Dame

Jesuit Strake Jesuit Sheldon Eisenhower

Modesto Christian Campolindo St. Joseph - Notre Dame St. Patrick/St. Vincent

2013

First Jesuit Second St. Mary’s - Stockton Third St. Ignatius Cons.

St. Joseph - Notre Dame

First Bellarmine Second Bishop O’Dowd Third Jesuit Cons.

Verbum Dei

First Strake Jesuit Second Jesuit Third Bishop O’Dowd Cons.

Clovis East

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Jesuit stadium renovation project upgrading our stadium to support all of the following athletic programs at jesuit:

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As part of our 50th Anniversary stadium renovation, Jesuit High School will locate 200-plus seats between the 40 yard line on the home side in the premium viewing area of the stadium. Any donor that makes a pledge of $5,000 is granted the opportunity to place their name on a 3”X2” plaque on the backrest of the chair.

Additional rewards

• Invitation to VIP Donor events at the Grand Opening and the Annual Gridiron Club Tailgate • Pre-order season tickets in the Chair Back section to sell-out games such as Holy Bowl, Holy Hoops and Rio Games • Recognition through promotional materials and a commemorative gift

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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

1975

Tim McGinty Guy Williams Mike Ward Steve Johnson Mark Ghilarducci Bill Bredy Garth Davey Mike MacKenzie Coy Miller Les Walker Bob Telles, MVP

1976

Mark Ghilarducci Steve Green Glen Michelmore Joe Schwall Mitch Silvani Jim Goudreau Bob Teller Guy Williams Dave Heppel Paul Walker Rick Paulsen, MVP

1977

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Tim Ridge Chris Moritz Dave Heppel Cecil Morris Paul Boken Rod Beal Steve Green Kevin Simmons Laurence Held Matt Gallegos Guy Williams, MVP

Marin Marin Jesuit Jesuit Christian Bros Christian Bros St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Moreau Moreau Moreau

B O’Dowd B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Sac. Heart Jesuit Jesuit Moreau Moreau Nev. Union St. Francis Moreau

Jesuit St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S Moreau Moreau B O’Dowd Christian Bros St. Francis St. Mary’s-S

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

1979

Dave Sheffield Tom Arndorfer Paul McGoldrick Otis Ward Dave Cooke Roger MacDonell Tony Neal Ray Thames Steve Kalpakoff Fernando Iniguez Steve Scolini, MVP

1980

John Saitz Steve Guevara Earl Hoberlein Bob Schwaring Mark Alarie Dave Cooke Steve Kalpakoff Ken Green Antwine Murchison Steve Chelini Tom Arndorfer, MVP

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

Marin Jesuit Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Loyola Loyola Loyola

Loyola Jesuit St. Ignatius Sac. Heart Christian Bros Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart Marin St. Ignatius

St. Patrick’s Bellarmine Bellarmine Brophy Brophy Christian Bros Sac. Heart St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Jesuit

Loyola Bellarmine Bellarmine Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart Brophy Sac. Heart Brophy Brophy

1982

Rich Whittlet Mark Gabrielle William Sanders Jack Vernon Pat Martin Guy Hatfield Sal Flores John Turner Marty Arenas Kirk Smith Eric White, MVP

1983

Rhodney Moore Doug Rishwain Barry Bloom Mike Roche Marc Levaggi Craig Wallace Ronnel Sotelo David Wilson Vincent Oyharcabal Tim Marchi Levy Middlebrooks, MVP

1984

Mark McCathrion Mark Weber Jay Haro Dave Campbell Doug Rishwain Julian Garcia Jesse Yamzon Ricky Smith Greg Wall Galen Sorrells Gus Gomozias, MVP

1985

Robert Saitz Christian Kim John Stetzer John Sayers Chris Walker Ricky Smith Mike Anderson Will Baer Greg Wall Andrew Birgham Martin Dioli, MVP

Loyola Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Brophy Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Ignatius Sac. Heart St. Ignatius Sac. Heart

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

B O’Dowd Eastside Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Ignatius

St. Patrick St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Bellarmine Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Jesuit Jesuit St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Ignatius

B Gorman: Bishop Gorman

St. Mary’s-B: Berkeley

Arch. Mitty: Archbishop Mitty

B O’Dowd: Bishop O’Dowd

St. Mary’s-S: Stockton

Univ. SD: University of San Diego

1986

Chris Walker John Sayers Mike Fiohr Avery Dority Peter Walsh Matt Cannon Brian Bowyer Tim Mouriski Mike Scholl Steve Weninger Mark Becker, MVP

1987

Chris Krocheski Jason Webster Damon Pierson Mike King Vince Manfreda John Brown Mike Fohr Geoff Ogden Ben Rishwain Glenn Griffin John Hammer, MVP

1988

Monty Buckley Dale Palmer Anzio Jones Jay Pogacar Mike Atkinson Greg Walker Oliver Harrison Mike King Jason Wilcox Glenn Griffin Ben Rishwain, MVP

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

1990 Sac. Heart Bellarmine Bellarmine Christian Bros St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Jesuit Jesuit St. Mary’s-S

Andrew Hill Anthony Brown Jeff Spaulding John Gumina Kevin Williams Kevin McKechnie Cornell West Monty Buckley Byron Austin Jon Peterson J.J. Polk, MVP

1991 Jesuit Garces St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Bellarmine Bellarmine St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S

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 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

Josh Coughran Justice Durkee Doug Griffin Kevin McKechnie Dion Jackson Andre Miller Toby Bailey Marcus Kaufman Josh King Chris Griffin Isaac Fontaine, MVP

1993 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

St. Mary’s-S Verbum Dei St. Ignatius Sac. Heart Bellarmine Christian Bros Christian Bros Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

Garces Memorial St. Ignatius Bellarmine Christian Bros Sac. Heart Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

Bellarmine St. Ignatius St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Loyola Loyola Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

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

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

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

1997

Emon Grave Cesar Smith Luke Whitehead Jonathan Howard Jimmy Tricco Ron Barrow Mike McBrien Matt Vella Derek Lambeth Dave Abramowitz Luke Walton, 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

Sac. Heart Sac. Heart St. Ignatius St. Ignatius B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Jesuit Jesuit Univ. SD Univ. SD Univ. SD

Vancouver St. Mary’s-S De La Salle De La Salle Sac. Heart Sac. Heart Verbum Dei Verbum Dei Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

Christian Bros Sac. Heart St. Ignatius Brophy Brophy Jesuit Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Univ. SD Univ. SD 13

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

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

2001

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Alex Minney Jimmy Blote Enrico Tucker Adam Matthews Cyrus Richardson Matt Traverso Mel Cuckovich Blake Mori Brandon Carpenter Gabriel Pruitt Sterling Byrd, MVP

St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros B O’Dowd Brophy Brophy Jesuit Jesuit Univ. SD Univ. SD St. Ignatius St. Ignatius

Loyola Christian Bros Univ. SD Univ. SD St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Brophy Brophy Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

Santa Cla. Arch. Mitty Loyola Loyola St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Christian Bros Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

Santa Clara St. Mary’s-S Univ. SD Edison Edison Christian Bros Christian Bros Jesuit Jesuit Centennial Centennial

2002

Enrico Tucker Matt Boyd Jordan Scott Matt Payne Victor Chavez Liam Hughes Andray Glenn Weleh Dennis Brandon Carpenter Brandon Prescott Robert Porter, MVP

2003

Philip Jones Jesse Lopez Low Jordan Thurston Larry Gurganious Cori Anderson Kashif Watson Weleh Dennis Conor Henderson Chris Cobb Sane Welsh Jesse Byrd, MVP

2006 Univ. SD Christian Bros JFK St. Mary’s-S St. Mary’s-S Modesto Modesto Jesuit Jesuit B Gorman B Gorman

2007 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

2004

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

2005

David Schneider Vaughan Gaines Bo Henning Jason Rockwell Ruan Bremond William Brew Jared Stigall Chris Blees Mark Payne Anthony Simi Joe Harden, MVP

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

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

Sterling Arterberry Nick Peterson Joshua White Stephon Carter Chris Dixon Kyle Harvey Michael Ford Roosevelt Kirk Justin Brue Avery Bradley Abdul Gaddy, MVP

2008

Christopher Baxter Mark Solorio Kevin Bailey Robert Sandoval Brandon Ashley Justin Brue Mackenzie McCullough James Moore Ryan Dunbar Joey Brooks Tim Frazier, MVP

2009

Rasheed Sulaimon Aaron Gordon Stephen Meade Bud Thomas Joey Ptasinski Jordan Barton Anders Hass Parker Uu James Moore Ryan Oliver Miles Cartwright, MVP

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 Christian Bros St. Mary’s-S Verbum Dei Garces Memorial Garces Memorial Jesuit Jesuit B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Bellarmine Bellarmine

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: Bishop Gorman

St. Mary’s-B: Berkeley

Arch. Mitty: Archbishop Mitty

B O’Dowd: Bishop O’Dowd

St. Mary’s-S: Stockton

Univ. SD: University of San Diego

2010

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

Regis Jesuit St. Joseph-ND Loyola Loyola B O’Dowd B O’Dowd Arch. Mitty Arch. Mitty Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

2011

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

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)

2012

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

2013

Matthew McCarty Brocke Stepteau Lamont Banks Temidayo Yussuf Trevor Dunbar Tristan Wentworth Gabe Vincent Lance Coleman II Nick Hilton Lake Lutes Isaiah Bailey,MVP

Xavier (Melbourne, Au) Jesuit-Dallas St. Joseph-ND St. Joseph-ND St. Ignatius St. Ignatius St. Mary’s St. Mary’s Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit

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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 This is the 41st 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 tradition. 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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xavier Palm Desert, ca Xavier College Preparatory, founded in 2006, is a Catholic, Jesuit high school in Palm Desert, CA. One of the newest Jesuit high schools in the country, Xavier is also a leader for the next era of Jesuit education: schools founded and run almost entirely by lay women and men.

From the initial class of 48, Xavier’s population has soared to almost 600 students, with incoming freshman classes reaching approximately 140-150 students per year. Xavier students come from every religious and socioeconomic background, from all nine cities in the Coachella Valley (as well as a few foreign countries), and from more than twenty feeder schools, most of which are public.

In its short history, Xavier has established an outstanding record of athletic and academic success. Its volleyball, soccer, and cross country teams have won Desert Valley League championships, and Xavier graduates now attend colleges and universities throughout the country, including USC, Georgetown, Santa Clara, Boston College, Loyola Marymount University, Stanford, Princeton, UC Berkeley, Notre Dame, Harvard, and more.

A significant number of Xavier graduates are first-generation college-bound students.

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In the spirit of the school’s patron, St. Francis Xavier, students direct thousands of hours into service projects and immersion trips. For example, students tutor and volunteer throughout the Coachella Valley, assist at Dolores Mission and Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, meet and work with communities at the U.S.-Mexico border and El Salvador, and have recently established a partnership with Verbum Dei High School in Los Angeles.

2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

NAME

0 Ethan Sontz 3 Jah Strange 5 Matthew Saunders 10 Zach Pinagayao 11 Sava Voyne 13 Joseph Dreisbach 14 Fisayo Omilana 22 Dylan Delio 23 Jordan Glassman 25 Darrell Lewis 33 Marlon Douglas 35 Max Miraglia 44 Burke Meyers

Varsity Coach: Asst. Coaches: Trainer:

POS HT WT YR G G G G G/P G G/P G P G G/P G P

5’10” 160 5’10” 140 5’10” 205 5’10” 155 6’2” 190 6’2” 175 5’9” 165 6’0” 170 6’4” 180 5’8” 150 6’2” 180 5’11” 145 6’4” 195

11 11 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 10 12

Mark Granger Rod Torgerson, Donn Dresel, Matt Petrich Ashley Cullen-Carroll

Colors: Black and Gold Enrollment: 583 League: Desert Valley

Principal: Jimmy Tricco Athletic Dir: Mark Campbell Address: 34-200 Cook Street, Palm Desert, CA Phone: 760.601.3900 Website: www.xavierprep.org

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Jesuit Marauders Carmichael, CA Jesuit 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 work-study program.

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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. Sixty-three percent of the Jesuit professional and certificated staff hold a Master’s Degree or higher.

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.

2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

NAME

1 Matt Ehrlich 2 Austin Plaat 4 Kobee Byrd 5 Jake Virga 10 Greg Romo-Vaughn 11 Mario Deleon 12 Ethan Pangelinan 13 Cole Kelly 14 Kelly Reilly 15 Derek Cantrell 21 Armoni Rivers 22 Isaiah Bailey 24 Darin Similai 32 Malik Duffy 33 Mike Beachley 34 Anthony Simon

POS HT WT YR F G G G F F G G G G G G F F F F

6’2” 167 5’10” 140 6’1” 170 5’11” 152 6’2” 175 6’0” 155 6’2” 180 5’11” 160 6’0” 180 6’0” 150 6’3” 180 6’2” 205 6’7” 215 6’7” 215 6’2” 175 6’0” 155

10 12 9 9 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 9 11 12 12

Varsity Coach: Greg Harcos ‘89 Asst. Coaches: Matt Clifford ‘92, Jon Rotz ‘97, Jay Nacionales Manager: Eric McLaughlin, Liam Galane

Stats: Eric McLaughlin, Liam Galane Scorekeeper: Dave Zielke Chaplain: Fr. C. Hightower, S.J. Trainer: Jaime Llopis, Brooke Swanson Video: Erin McLaughlin, Liam Galane

Colors: Scarlet and Gold Enrollment: 1,050 (boys) League: Delta League

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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DAMIEN SPARTANS la verne, CA An all-boys Archdiocesan Catholic high school, Damien’s primary mission is to teach as Jesus did. This mission, according to the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, calls on faculty to integrate in their teaching the fourfold dimensions of Catholic education: message, community, worship, and service. While acknowledging the tasks of education as belonging primarily to the parents, Damien views itself as sharing the responsibility and seeks to perform its services in partnership with the parents. Damien fulfills this ministry by helping the students realize their spiritual, intellectual, moral, physical, and social potential. This ministry enables the individual to become a confident, self-disciplined Christian who actively participates in the life of the world.

The total school program, especially the religion curriculum, faculty witness, retreats and liturgies, promotes the spiritual growth of Damien students.

Within the Catholic tradition, students develop recognition of self-worth and the dignity of others. They learn the understanding and tolerance needed in a pluralistic society. They also become aware of their obligations to individuals and to the community through the internalization of sound values. Students find opportunities to develop their unique talents and to use those talents to assist and to enrich the lives of others. The school family lives as members of a caring Christian community in an atmosphere of mutual support and trust.

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The faculty and staff of Damien High School provide the students with opportunities to acquire the knowledge and develop the abilities necessary to prepare for the future. The emphasis in the curriculum is college preparatory.

Upon graduation, a student has acquired a broad-based knowledge of basic subject matter in required and elective courses. Beyond the subject matter, students also learn to analyze, understand and solve problems, and express their ideas in a clear and meaningful fashion.

The physical and social development of a Damien student complements his spiritual and intellectual development.

The program offered at Damien has at its core interscholastic sports, physical education classes, and many of the Associated Student Body club activities.

The faculty encourages the students to be involved in these programs that are an important and rewarding aspect of school life. Through these programs, students have opportunities to improve their physical fitness and motor skills. They also have opportunities to develop leadership, self-discipline and a sense of good sportsmanship.

Students learn tolerance and selfacceptance. They also learn to act responsibly and cooperatively. In all of its endeavors, Damien tries to meet the rightful expectations of students, parents, church, and society.

2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

NAME

1 Carl Rowans 3 Thaddeus Smith 5 Andy Torices 10 Rob Bartelt 11 John Prata 12 Gerald Dizon 21 Jared Washington 22 Elijah McCullough 23 Bryce Peters 24 Malik Fitts 25 Micah Robinson 32 Isaiah McCullough 33 Kaleb Wilborn 34 Liam Ryan 35 Sam Waldshmitt 42 Jeremy Hemsley 43 Justin Hemsley 44 Brandon Lagos

POS HT WT YR G F G G F G G G G W G W F F F G W F

5’10” 150 6’4” 185 6’0” 155 5’9” 155 6’3” 190 6’1” 165 6’1” 165 6’1” 160 6’4” 185 6’5” 210 6’3” 175 6’3” 190 6’8” 175 6’6” 260 6’3” 165 6’3” 180 6’4” 175 6’5” 210

11 12 12 12 12 11 11 9 11 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 10 12

Varsity Coach: Matt Dunn Asst. Coaches: Scott Woodland, Jeff Pucci, Greg Eckler, Daniel Threadgi Manager: Christian Mergil Stats: Chuck Ballingall Chaplain: Fr. John Roche Trainer: Alyssa Wheeler

Colors: Green and Gold Enrollment: 955 League: Baseline

Principal: Dr. Merritt Hemenway Athletic Dir: Jeff Grant

Address: 2280 Damien Ave., La Verne, CA 91750 Phone: 909.596.1946 Website: www.damien-hs.edu

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cathedral catholic dons San Diego, CA Cathedral Catholic High School is a leader in Catholic, college preparatory education. Our rigorous, innovative education program is offered in a nurturing community based on teachings of Jesus Christ and traditions of the Catholic Church.

Our CCHS core values — faith, knowledge, character, and responsibility — developed from our University of San Diego High School heritage, guide our graduates’ growth to become responsible leaders.

Our program is student centered, recognizing that each person is made in the image and likeness of God and shaped by differences in interest, ability, and background. We are a collaborative community, dedicated to lifelong learning and teaching

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students to assume responsibility for their own educational and spiritual growth.

In partnership with parents, we form an educational ministry that is mutually supportive and committed to excellence.

CCHS also provides the character information necessary for students to become responsible global citizenship.

CCHS was founded in 2005 (formally University of San Diego High School, founded in 1957) and enrolls approximately 1700 students from the greater San Diego County and Tijuana, Mexico, in grades 9-12. CCHS is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA). CCHS holds membership with the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) and College Board.

2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

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POS HT WT YR

2 Cameron Moore 3 Kyle Kappes 4 Dallas Cunningham 10 Austin Beech 11 Davis Gabriel 12 Dominic Madden 15 Jack Vecchio 22 Reid Johnson 32 Michael Marshall 33 Jacoby Richmond 34 Matthew Elliott 44 Zachary Green 45 Peter Xue

Varsity Coach: Asst. Coach:

PG G G G/F G G G PF F F F G C

6’0” 170 5’11” 165 6’5” 170 6’5” 170 5’10” 140 6’1” 165 6’2” 180 6’6” 220 6’3” 170 6’4” 160 6’5” 190 6’2” 155 6’8” 190

11 11 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 11 10 11

Will Cunningham Matt Roy

Scorekeeper: Donna Johnson Stats: David Johnson Chaplain: Fr. Brian Kelly, PhD. Trainer: Tara Hall

Colors: Red and Gold Enrollment: 1700 (approx) League: Western League, San Diego Section

Principal: Michael Deely Athletic Dir: David Smola

Address: 5555 Del Mar Heights Rd., San Diego, CA 92130 Phone: 858.523.4097 Website: www.cathedralcatholic.org

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archbishop mitty san jose, CA Archbishop Mitty High School is the Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory school of the Diocese of San Jose. As such, the school seeks to concentrate on the intellectual development of young adults through the synthesis of faith and reason, the formation of Catholic values, and the preparation for life in a global society. This education occurs in a uniquely Catholic environment that is dependent upon working in partnership with parents. The administration, faculty, staff, and Board of Regents of Archbishop Mitty High School are committed to the development of young adults who are intellectually competent, faith-filled, just, and respectful leaders.

The co-curricular program at Archbishop Mitty provides a wealth of opportunities for students to further develop themselves, with the emphasis on empowering and challenging young people to be successful in whatever arena they choose. This development of the intellect and the whole person is a unique aspect of Catholic education, which is “about forming the human person, equipping him or her to live life to the fullest – in short, it is about imparting wisdom” (Pope Benedict).

As a Catholic institution, we seek to embrace “the synthesis between culture and faith” and “to interweave reason and faith” to develop “a Christian view of the world, of life, of culture and history.”

Recognizing that there is no separation between learning and formation, we The education of the whole person is seek to teach academic subjects as well critical to the development of young as empathy and compassion for others, adults, and Archbishop Mitty embraces and an understanding of Gospel values. this through a rigorous academic By emphasizing Catholic values and a curriculum that seeks to gradually Christian view of the world, students are develop “students’ intellectual, encouraged to put this knowledge into physical, psychological, moral, and action and to recognize that “faith needs religious capacities”. This instruction to be the driving force behind every occurs across the curriculum, and activity in the school…[that] young people teachers consistently seek to revise may discover the joy of entering into and enhance their courses to reflect Christ’s ‘being for others” (Pope Benedict). this desire to educate students to be Additionally, because Archbishop Mitty is good citizens of the world. Students a community that includes individuals of are challenged to think critically other faith traditions, students come to and analytically, seeking truth in understand faith in a world context, which the abundance of information and allows students to draw parallels as well as assumptions that dominate 21st understand that faith is an aspect of the century society. At the same time, education of the whole person. conscious effort is given to assist students to become young adults who understand the moral complexity of the world that surrounds them and to understand how this recognition of truth can lead to positive action beyond Archbishop Mitty.

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2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

NAME

Cameron Korb 00 Owen Brown 2 Elijah Wedlow 3 Sam Serra 5 Mitchell Newman 10 Riley Grigsby 11 Michael Scott 12 Dakari Monroe 20 Tommy Baumel 21

Kyle Peterson 22 Mike Diaz 25 Sebastian Much 33 Ben Kone 34 Nick LaBruna 44

POS HT WT YR G G G G G F G G F G F F F F

6’1” 175 5’10” 155 6’0” 155 6’0” 170 5’9” 150 6’3” 200 6’1” 175 6’2” 190 6’4” 220 6’2” 175 6’5” 205 6’7” 215 6’8” 245 6’5” 200

Varsity Coach: Asst. Coaches:

Stats: Chaplain: Trainer:

Tim Kennedy Pete Dumesnil, Pat Kennedy, Chris Caballero

Chandler Stanley and Alex Ventura Fr. James Okaforf Scott Zimmerman

Colors: Enrollment: League:

Principal: Athletic Dir:

Black and Gold 1,725 West Catholic Athletic League

Tim Brosnan Josh Walker

Address: Phone: Website:

5000 Mitty Ave., San Jose, CA 95129 408.252.6610 www.mitty.com

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Notre Dame Sherman oaks, CA Notre Dame High School, a Catholic college preparatory school in the Holy Cross tradition, educates hearts and minds of students who are diverse in talent, ethnicity, and society. As a faith community, Notre Dame strives to provide each student with a rich academic background, an appropriate sense of self, an opportunity for growth, a commitment to family, community, nation and world, and a respect for the spiritual dignity of all persons.

The current enrollment is at capacity at 1250 and includes a senior class of 310 students. Notre Dame offers a college preparatory curriculum with honors and advanced placement course in Art, English, Foreign Languages (Spanish, Latin, French and Japanese), Mathematics, Science, Computer Science and Social Studies.

An extensive elective program offers students courses in Robotics, Acting, Music, Art, Dance, Journalism, Speech, Debate, Mock Trial, Sports Medicine, Film, American History, Psychology of Prejudice, Law and Society, Sociology, and Television Production. There are 94 faculty members and administrators, with 81 holding Master’s degrees and 3 with doctoral degrees.

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With state of the art facilities, including library, fully functioning television station/ studio (NDTV), recently built Hampton Science building, state-of-the-art baseball stadium, and aquatic center, Notre Dame inspires the highest level of academic, artistic, spiritual and athletic commitment in its students.

The rigorous college preparatory at Notre Dame prepares students for college, with 98% of its graduates attending colleges and 89% attending four year institutions.

Notre Dame High School is accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Since our founding, Notre Dame has been granted the maximum accreditation. Notre Dame has been named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the United States Department of Education.

2014-2015 Varsity Roster # 1 2 3 4 5 10 14 15 21 22 25 31 32 33 34

NAME

POS HT WT YR

Chibueze Nwude-Jacobs Elijah Herman Owen Jake Manning Jeffrey Palmer Chance Goring Gabriel Rishwain Ben Buckley Stephen Fistrovic Jonathan Stretesky Dylan Pastoral Tristian Dohs Joseph Hace Christopher Kelly Samuel Holtze Aaron Haigler

Varsity Coach: Asst. Coaches: Manager:

W, F PG G G, W W, F G G, F W W G G W, F F PG C

6’ 5” 5’ 5” 5’ 11” 6’ 0” 6’ 4” 5’ 10” 6’ 2” 6’ 1” 6’ 3” 5’ 10” 5’ 9” 6’ 5” 6’ 2” 5’ 8” 6’ 8”

180 140 150 165 185 155 165 180 160 150 150 160 165 145 235

11 10 12 12 10 12 12 12 11 11 12 11 11 10 12

Vince Oliver Anthony Cosby, Mario Marquez, Louie Huerta Renee Rodriguez

Scorekeeper: Andrew Martinez Trainer: Cindy Kramer

Colors: Navy and Gold Enrollment: 1,255 League: Mission

Principal Stevie Connelly Athletic Dir: Kevin Rooney Address: 13645 Riverside Drive, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 Phone: 818.933.3600 Website: www.ndhs.org

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St. Mary's Rams Stockton, CA Be Who You Are and Be That Well -St. Francis de Sales St. Mary’s High School is a Catholic college preparatory school providing academic excellence for 139 years. St. Mary’s is one of the oldest institutions in San Joaquin County and dedicated to the value-based instruction and challenging academic environment that prepare each student for college.

St. Mary’s has a 100 percent graduation rate and 99 percent of our graduates continue onto higher education. The graduating Class of 2014 was offered $14,591,327 in college scholarships.

St. Mary’s draws approximately 925 students from 138 elementary schools, some traveling more than 30 miles to attend. The campus is located in the heart of Stockton and occupies 25 acres.

St. Mary’s provides quality education to students of all faiths through affordable tuition and scholarship assistance.

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St. Mary’s strives to develop the total person – intellectually, creatively, socially, physically and spiritually. Each student has the opportunity to excel through 20 Honors/AP courses, 16 different athletic programs, more than 30 student-organized clubs, and an award-winning fine arts program. There is something for everyone at St. Mary’s High School.

Campus Tours are offered weekly through the Admissions Office. Come visit St. Mary’s and learn what it’s all about! Located at 5648 N. El Dorado Street, Stockton (209) 957-3340

2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

NAME

10 Aaron Masuda 11 Devin Williams 12 Grant Paulsen 13 Alex Smith 14 Connor Tatum 15 Evan Madill 20 Matt Pudwell 21 George Williams 22 Ryan Yarborugh 23 Lance Coleman II 24 Nathan Magsayo 31 Sam Goudreau 32 Jacob Aruta 33 Max Paulsen

Varsity Coach: Asst. Coaches: Manager:

POS HT WT YR G G G F F G F G G G G F G G

5’8” 140 5’10” 150 5’11” 150 6’4” 200 6’2” 160 5’9” 140 6’3” 160 5’9” 150 5’10” 150 6’6” 200 6’0” 175 6’4” 200 6’0” 160 5’11” 160

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Ken Green Steve Keeter, Matt Valverde, Gary Mancebo Ellon Madill

Scorekeeper: Jill Mancebo Stats: Coleman Wallace Chaplain: Fr. Fallon

Colors: Green and White Enrollment: 920 League: Tri-City Athletic Association

Principal: Kathy Smith Athletic Dir: James Brusa

Address: 5648 N El Dorado St., Stockton, CA 95207 Phone: 209.957.3340 Website: saintmaryshighschool.org

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Saint francis mountain view, ca In the tradition of the Catholic Church and the spirit of Holy Cross, Saint Francis High School is committed to providing the finest collegepreparatory program in an inclusive family environment, encouraging students to achieve their highest potential through: • Spiritual development, which expresses their Christian values in the convictions of their heart and the actions of their hands; • Intellectual development, which translates their knowledge and skills into independent and creative thinking; • Social development, which transforms their activities and experiences into leadership in and service to the community.

Our students become Holy Cross men and women who are uniquely prepared for college, service and leadership. Holy Cross men and women are people of integrity who discover their God-given talents, respect the dignity of every person, celebrate family and bring hope to others.

Saint Francis High School helps students develop into knowledgeable and involved Catholics and Christians who will be active members of their local Church. Gospel values are reflected in all aspects of the school, and students find an awareness of the person and message of Christ in prayer, liturgy and service to others.

Saint Francis High School promotes and builds Christian morality in relationships among members of the school community and within society as a whole, promoting a spirit of family.

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The school is committed to building a just society within the world community in which service to others is practiced by all.

Saint Francis High School challenges each student to reach his or her full academic potential. Recognizing the importance of developing skills in the areas of reading, writing, mathematics, technology, and creative expression, the school offers a variety of experiences in the liberal arts, the sciences and the fine and performing arts. The school fosters critical and creative thinking, and assists students in developing an ability to work with others in a climate of collaboration and cooperation. Students are taught communication, problem solving and decision making skills, enabling each to become a life-long learner with the capability to be successful in a rapidly changing world.

Saint Francis High School promotes active participation in our democratic society and an appreciation of the various cultures of our world. Saint Francis High School develops students who will become responsible members of the world community and will carry forth the Holy Cross value of service to God and community.

2014-2015 Varsity Roster #

NAME

POS HT WT YR

Brycen Carbonel 2 Darius Thomas 3 Curtis Witt 4 Riley Quinn 5 Joe Mihanovic 10 Patrick O'Haren 12 Gabe Adzich 13 Greg Allen 14 Matt Tripaldi 15 Noah Stapes 23 Peter Hewitt 24 Giuseppe Benedetti 30 Adam Poltrack 33

G G G G F G G G G F C F C

Varsity Coach: Asst. Coaches: Manager:

Michael Motil Cornell Carter, James Duncan Alan Chien

Stats: Chaplain: Other:

Sophia White Fr. Tony Mancuso Chris Volta, Assistant AD

6’0” 6’1” 6’2” 6’0” 6’4” 6’0” 6’3” 6’1” 5’10” 6’4” 6’9” 6’5” 6’4”

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Colors: Brown and White Enrollement: 1,751 League: WCAL Principal: Athletic Dir:

Patricia Tennant Michael Pilawski

Address: Phone: Website:

1885 Miramonte Ave, Mountain View, CA 94040 650.968.1213 www.sfhs.com

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