In a hotbed area for water athletics, Associate Athletic Director for Communications and Operations Eric Guerra said his athletic program is excited to start a women’s rowing program as its 20th official sport at the school. “Right now is a perfect opportunity for us to add women’s … [Read more...]
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Riker Shares Brother Rice Tradition With Young Warriors
May 11, 2012 By
In Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Brother Rice has established themselves as a hitter in the game of baseball. And Head Coach Bob Riker, former graduate of Brother Rice High School (1995) has a lot to do with the home run program that is currently 22-3 and ranked No. 7 in the CatholicSportsNet.com … [Read more...]
Albertus Magnus Continues Full Swing Into Lacrosse Program
May 4, 2012 By
When Athletic Director Michael Spinner announced Steve Jewett as the first women’s lacrosse coach at Albertus Magnus in March of 2011, he says he was already anxious for the sport to take off running, literally. Now, more than a year later with a new turf field finished in the fall of 2011, … [Read more...]
Hudl Keeps Recruiting Files Easily Accessible
April 27, 2012 By
As video analysis and athletic footage continue to show unmatched importance in the recruiting process, Hudl.com out of Lincoln, Nebraska, continues to provide video services to 6,500 schools across the country. “We have online video tools for coaches where they can film games and upload … [Read more...]
Santa Margarita Hires Reinert To Lead Boys Basketball
April 21, 2012 By
With 24 years of college basketball experience, Jeff Reinert is now the new head boys’ basketball coach at Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Santa Margarita, California. “I’ve coached a lot of college basketball and I’ve watched a lot of high school ball,” said Reinert. “This … [Read more...]
St. Lucy’s Softball Continues Successful Run This Season
April 12, 2012 By
The Regents of St. Lucy's High School in Glendora, CA, have had a recent run of success with their softball program. Head Coach Ryan Nuveman is working on developing his student athletes for another competitive end of the year. “We are currently 15-3,” said Nuveman. “This group of girls has … [Read more...]
St. John’s Golf Feels Impact From Augusta
April 6, 2012 By
While St. John’s University athletics has been known for its storied basketball tradition, according to Golf Head Coach Frank Darby, his program is now taking more swings to get in the spotlight, especially this week. “Since Keegan’s success in winning the PGA Tournament last year, we’ve … [Read more...]
Warren Leads Jesuit Baseball Team on Field, In Faith
March 30, 2012 By
Richie Warren is no stranger to the game of baseball. Nor is he a stranger to the Jesuit tradition at Jesuit High School in Tampa, Florida. “This is my fifth year as head coach here, and I graduated from this high school in 2000,” said Warren. “I went to Catholic grade school so there was … [Read more...]
Teamwork Philosophy Brings Success To Loyola Lacrosse
March 24, 2012 By
The Greyhounds of Loyola Maryland (#16) are once again on the hunt for a Women’s Lacrosse Big East Championship. And Head Coach Jen Adams, in her fourth year as coach, is proud of some big wins, but also of the service that her team has provided to the community. “We are a young team as we … [Read more...]
ND Ladies On The Hunt For A Title
March 16, 2012 By
The Fighting Irish are back to finish business. And according to Associate Media Relations Director, Chris Masters, this year’s team with a number one seed going into the NCAA Tournament will come to play, especially after a runner up in the championship last year. “We are all extremely … [Read more...]
