The St. Vincent-St. Mary girls cross country team capped off an outstanding season with a seventh-place finish at the Division III state championships this past weekend at Fortress Obetz. The Irish turned in a strong team performance to close the year on a high note! Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches on a fantastic
Both the boys and the girls cross country teams competed at Boardman High School on Saturday October 25th in the regional competition. The boys competed at the division II level and the girls division III. The boys had a great performance against very tough competition. They finished 38 out of 44 teams. Notable performances came
The Good Company Student-Athletes of the Week are Geovonni Vinson VM28 and Zoey Walters VM26! Geo had a great defensive performance against Walsh Jesuit on Friday, October 17th. His performance consisted of six targets, two passes broken, six tackles with one being for a loss, and two touchdowns defended. Zoey put on a great showing
We are proud to introduce the launch of our new Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (S.A.A.C). This group is an important step in strengthening our athletic community and empowering the voices of our student-athletes. The primary purpose of S.A.A.C is to serve as a platform for our student-athletes to share their thoughts, ideas, and concerns. We believe
On Saturday, October 18, both Fighting Irish cross country teams competed at the district meet, the first leg of a three-part journey to the state championships. The boys finished 13th out of 15 teams and will advance to the next round at Boardman High School. Junior Marcus Chuba led the way as the team’s highest
Our Good Company Student-Athletes of the Week are Joe Haller VM28 and Izzy Stratton VM29. Joe delivered an impressive performance during the boys’ soccer match against Geneva High School on Wednesday, October 15. He scored two goals in a hard-fought game that ended in a penalty shootout, the team lost the shootout 0-3. Izzy showcased
The Fighting Irish soccer team concluded a hard-fought match against Geneva on Wednesday, October 15, with a 2-2 draw in regulation. Both goals for the Irish were scored by sophomore Joe Haller. After two scoreless overtime periods, the match was decided by a penalty shootout, where Geneva converted three attempts while the Irish were unable
The Fighting Irish Girls Volleyball Team came up short in both matches on Saturday, October 11th. The girls faced off against Elyria Catholic and Midview at Midview High School. They were unable to bring home a win for the Irish. The girls next game will be in the postseason! They will play against Tallmadge at
The Fighting Irish Girls Soccer Team won their last match of the regular season against Ursuline High School. The final score was 8-0 in a dominant win. Goals came from Piper Schneider, Savannah Ridgeway, Madi Dunlap, Ava Shaker, amd Izzy Stratton. Schneider had three and Ridgeway had two. The girls play their next game at
The Fighting Irish Boys Soccer Team Tied Akron Garfield High School in a hard fought game on senior night. After the senior celebration, the boys had a great game that ended with a tie. The boys play their next game at Spire academy against Geneva starting at 7:00pm. This is the first round of the
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