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  We believe that the purpose of education is to equip young men with the skills they need to participate fully in to the building of the reign of God.
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Alumni
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Cross Country Victorious at Catholic High Invitational

Cross Country Victorious at Catholic High Invitational

The Varsity Cross Country team was victorious at the Catholic High Invitational on Saturday, October 10th, 2015. The Crusaders defeated 2nd place Catholic by a narrow margin of 3 points (98-101) behind a total team effort. Hayden Courrege’ ’18, Hunter Appleton ’19, and Benjamin Crowley ’18 finished in the Top 10, and Marco Perez ’18, Myles Ceravolo ’17, and Jonathan Henneberg ’16 finished in the Top 40 to pace the Crusaders to victory.

The Cross Country team competes this weekend at the Menard Invitational in Alexandria, Louisiana.