Today is Monday, March 10, 2025

Regular Order, Day 7

• Mission Drive 2025 begins this week with a soft launch, followed by exciting events coming up after exam week. Get ready for Blue Jay favorites like the Faculty Auction, FIFA tournament, March Madness, and Fresh Kick Fridays. Our goal is to gift $15,000 to St. Peter Claver Parish in support of their Jesuit mission and evangelization efforts in Punta Gorda, Belize. You will receive more information through announcements and homeroom in the weeks to come, so stay tuned!
• Student Council Executive Board Candidate Forms are available in the Student Activities Office and on Canvas. Completed forms are due tomorrow. 
• The bowling team will face Hahnville this afternoon at Bowlero starting at 3:20.
• The jv baseball team will host Rummel this evening starting at 5:30.
• The 8^th grade baseball team will play at Brother Martin this afternoon starting at 4:30.
• Winter Sports Recognition Night will take place tomorrow night in the auditorium starting at 6:30.  Report time for all basketball, powerlifting, soccer, and wrestling lettermen is 6:10.  Attire is coat, tie, and dress shoes.  Tennis shoes do not meet these requirements.
• Mardi Gras beads are currently being collected for recycling by the Joy Center at St. Michael School. Place beads in the boxes outside the library or at the front desk of the Madonna della Strada building.
• An admissions representative from SCAD-Savannah College of Art and Design will be available during lunch today in the College Counseling Suite. 

Results:

• Jesuit’s Tennis Team A finished 3rd in the playoffs out of 48 high schools in LA, MS, AL & FL in The McGill Toolin Invitational for boys this weekend in Mobile. AL.
• Congratulations to the Freshman baseball team as the young Jays went 2-0 over the break. Last Wednesday the young Jays shutout St.Charles Catholic, 10-0.   Harry Irwin, Logan Nelson and Harper Oncale pitched a combined shutout.  Logan Nelson had a homerun and a triple, Clayton Daikos had 2 hits and Manny Vandenweghe had 3 hits to lead the offense. On Saturday, the young Jays whipped the district rival Rummel Raiders, 10-3. Harry Irwin started and was the winning pitcher and Harper Oncale and Logan Nelson closed it out.  Offensively, the freshman Jays were led by Manny Vandeweghe who had 2 hits and lead off hitter Ben Neff scored 3 runs to lead the offensive attack.  
• This past Friday, the Jesuit Lacrosse team dominated Captain Shreve in Shreveport winning 16-1. Wilson Frischhertz led the offense with four goals. Alex Barnett, Colt Carter, and Zach Raymond had two goals each. Coleman Edwards, Cannon More, Max Sutherlin, Adam Talbot, Jackson Anders, and Augusto Reichard each had one goal. John Martello dominated at the face-off X going 6/6. Goalie Zane Crespo kept the goal safe going 85% in the Cage.