Members of the Diversity Club participated in a roundtable discussion at WQLN. Joined by Vice President of Diversity Equity and Inclusion Chet Moffett, Rabbi Robert Morais and Gannon University’s Dr. Parris Baker, students Amelia Lego ’24 and Devin Easter ’25 discussed the topics of antisemitism, hate and social media. #Prep #Diversity 🎙
Yesterday, students at Mother Teresa Academy watched AFJROTC’s Immortals Marching Team perform routines that they have practiced all year. They have been working in preparation for their first drill competition this weekend at Pine-Richland. Some MTA students even had the chance to join the Prep cadets on the drill floor! #Prep #AFJROTC
Congratulations Kyan Snider-Mills ‘23. She has verbally committed to swim next season at John Carroll University. She was recruited as a breaststroker and was part of a state championship last season in the 200-medley relay. #Prep #RollRamblers #StudentAthlete 🏊♀️
The 2022-2023 Winter Sports Guide is now available! See team photos, coach biographies, senior profiles and much more! Pick up your copy at any home athletic contest at the Hagerty Family Events Center or at the Prep Spirit Store. The sports guide is also available digitally by visiting www.cathedralprep.com/SportsGuide. #Prep #WinterSports
Mrs. Drabant’s English II classes worked on creating oversized one-page posters in class today to show direct and indirect characterization of the main characters of the book, “Lord of the Flies.” #Prep #English 🏝🐚🐷👓
Student Council's "No Shave November" contest concluded yesterday! Students were able to purchase beard passes at the end of October, with the proceeds benefiting Shriners Children’s Hospital in Erie. Dominic Bellotti ’24 took home the “Best Overall Beard” award, while Hayden Hutchinson ’23 won “Best Mustache.” Aidan Levis ’23 and Tyler Irons ’24 won “Most Unique”, while Nicholas Sacco ’23 won “Longest Individual Hair.” A total of $1000 was raised from the contest! #Prep #NoShaveNovember 🧔
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, November 29:
• Varsity hockey picked up a big 7-5 victory over Bethel Park. Brayden Sprickman had a hat trick, while Logan Taylor added a pair of goals. Mathius Sprickman and Tucker Kinnear also found the net. Tanner Ball finished with 26 saves in goal. 🏒
Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Football was back on the field after nearly a month off. The Ramblers held a 14-0 lead at Pine-Richland, but they could not hold it. They fell in the state quarterfinals to the Rams, 21-14. Dajoure Hollingsworth had 15 carries for 140 yards and both Rambler touchdowns on the ground. The team closed out an excellent season at 8-3. 🏈
(Photo courtesy of Switchback Photography)
We would like to send a special thank you to Schaffner Knight Minnaugh & Co., P.C. (SKM) for their gift to our school through the PA Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program! Pete Eaglen, Kaitlin Chess and Thao Tran of SKM presented the gift last week to Jimmy Smith ’11, AVP of Development & Strategic Initiatives. We are very appreciative of your support through this program! #Prep #EITC
We would like to wish everyone a very safe and blessed Thanksgiving! We can’t thank you all enough for your continuous support and generosity. You all make a difference in our student’s lives and we are profoundly grateful! 🦃#Prep #HappyThanksgiving
Last week, several members of the Cathedral Prep Diversity Club were invited to PennWest Edinboro where they met with college students of color to get their perspective on life in college and the different challenges they face. They were also treated to a campus tour and had lunch. #Prep #Diversity
Congratulations to Andrew Costello ‘26. He has verbally committed to play Division I baseball on scholarship at Wake Forest University. Though Costello has yet to play an inning at Prep, he gained national notoriety in helping his USA Baseball 15U team win a gold medal in Mexico in September. For his efforts, he was selected to the tourney's All-World Team. Wake Forest has recruited Andrew as a catcher. #Prep #RollRamblers #StudentAthlete ⚾
The Outreach Club (formerly Interact) hosted its sixth annual packing of boxes for Operation Christmas Child last week. Over 60 boxes are packed and ready to go for children in need during this holiday season. Outreach Club is so grateful for everyone's generosity and encourage you to keep praying for the children who will receive these boxes and Jesus' love all over the world! Thank you!! #OperationChristmasChild #Service 🎁
Led by Ms. Kuntz, students participated in Penn State Behrend's Women in Engineering Day on Friday. The program introduces high school students to the world of engineering and what engineers do. It gives students the opportunity to work on various workshops throughout the day, as well as hear from different speakers. #Prep #WomenInEngineering
Last Thursday, our National Art Honor Society (NAHS) held an induction ceremony for their new members. NAHS assists members to attain their highest potential in all forms of art and raise awareness of art education throughout the school and community. Congratulations to all the new inductees! #Prep #NAHS 🎨
The Cathedral Prep Spirit Store is stocked up with new apparel and ready for the holiday season! Please see the updated schedule below for extended hours during the holidays. We will offer various discounts on select Prep and Villa items throughout the holidays so be sure to stop in! #GearUp 🟠🔵⚫
Congratulations to Trey Thompson ‘23. He will play golf collegiately at Washington & Jefferson College. Thompson helped the Ramblers to a Region and District championship this past season. He also took third in the AAA individual tournament this season. #Prep #RollRamblers #StudentAthlete ⛳
Cathedral Prep girls and boys basketball invites all elementary and middle school basketball players and their families to “Midnight Madness” this Saturday, November 19, at the Hagerty Family Events Center! Enjoy a fun night of basketball, prizes, activities and more! #RollRamblers #MidnightMadness 🏀
MedPath students visited Asbury Springhill earlier this week. They heard from various Springhill medical professionals from the fields of Nursing, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Recreational Therapy, Nutrition/Dietetics, Social Work and Exercise Science. The speakers shared challenges/satisfactions with their professions, rigor of classes/education, job responsibilities, a typical workday, what it’s like working with seniors and recommendations to get ahead of the game. #Prep #MedPath ⚕
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, November 16:
• An outstanding season came to an end for boys soccer in the final four. The Ramblers fell to Hershey, 2-0. Both goals for the Trojans came in the final 10 minutes of the match. ⚽
