Ms. Kabasinski’s Forensic Science students were busy this week. They put their investigative skills to the test as they worked through mock crime scenes. They collected evidence, analyzed clues, and used critical thinking to piece together what happened. #Prep #Forensics 🔍
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, September 15:
• Girls varsity soccer rolled to a 12-0 win over Conneaut. Peyton Rodgers had a hat trick. Anna Johnson scored two goals. Jordyn DiRaimo, Kenley McElhaney, Gia Cacchione, and Lauren McCormick each had a goal and an assist. Annalise Calvert, Nara Matson, and Molly Rees also scored. CC Cacchione had five assists, while Kate Peterson and Amelia Brown each had an assist. Giada Kosack secured the shutout in goal. ⚽
• Girls volleyball swept North East. Varsity swept the Grape Pickers, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had three aces, 24 assists, and five digs. Colette Speros had two aces, 11 kills, and six digs. Kharhys Nickson finished with nine aces, five kills, four blocks, and four digs. Ellen Hutchinson had an ace, two assists, six kills, and four digs. Nora Marsh had five kills. Ella Snippert had three kills, while Gianna Lombardi had three assists. Paige Patsy had two aces and 11 digs. Francesca Agresti had five digs. JV also swept their match, 2-0. Ambra Swyers had two aces, six assists, two kills, and three digs. Elizabeth Hutchinson had two aces, seven kills, and eight digs. Kendall Krahe had two aces, nine assists, four kills, and five digs. Anna Blanchard had six kills, while Natalie Thomas finished with three kills. Mia Johnson had an ace, five assists, and five digs. 🏐
• Girls and boys cross country took on General McLane. The girls defeated the Lancers, 19-40. Sophie Becker won the race. Makayla Stutts and Reagan Johnston finished third and fourth, respectively. Cecilia Welch, Zita Schiedel, and Audrey Schiedel rounded out the top seven. The boys fell in their race, 40-20. Paxson Manelick won the race. Michael Brown finished seventh, while Will English finished ninth. 👟
• Boys golf finished second overall with a team score of 315 at the Marquette Savings Bank Invitational held at The Country Club of Meadville. They were led by Santino Washburn's 75 for a tie for 3rd. Joseph Prichard shot a 77. Jack Marz shot an 80. Nik Blanchard fired an 83, while Andrew Sitter shot an 85. ⛳
• Girls golf finished third in their Region match at Whispering Woods. Abby Miller led the Ramblers with a 90. Isabelle Shames shot a 95, while Lillian Kilmer followed with a 96. Claire Patsy shot 112. ⛳
• Boys water polo lost to North Allegheny, 16-10. Lochland Snider-Mills and Thomas each scored four goals. Heath Kreidinger scored twice, while Josh Bartlett made eight saves in goal. JV lost their game, 5-4. Grant Dudenhoeffer scored three times. Bennett Palmer also scored. Bartlett made eight saves. 🤽♂️
(Soccer photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise/Kim Gates)
• Girls varsity soccer rolled to a 12-0 win over Conneaut. Peyton Rodgers had a hat trick. Anna Johnson scored two goals. Jordyn DiRaimo, Kenley McElhaney, Gia Cacchione, and Lauren McCormick each had a goal and an assist. Annalise Calvert, Nara Matson, and Molly Rees also scored. CC Cacchione had five assists, while Kate Peterson and Amelia Brown each had an assist. Giada Kosack secured the shutout in goal. ⚽
• Girls volleyball swept North East. Varsity swept the Grape Pickers, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had three aces, 24 assists, and five digs. Colette Speros had two aces, 11 kills, and six digs. Kharhys Nickson finished with nine aces, five kills, four blocks, and four digs. Ellen Hutchinson had an ace, two assists, six kills, and four digs. Nora Marsh had five kills. Ella Snippert had three kills, while Gianna Lombardi had three assists. Paige Patsy had two aces and 11 digs. Francesca Agresti had five digs. JV also swept their match, 2-0. Ambra Swyers had two aces, six assists, two kills, and three digs. Elizabeth Hutchinson had two aces, seven kills, and eight digs. Kendall Krahe had two aces, nine assists, four kills, and five digs. Anna Blanchard had six kills, while Natalie Thomas finished with three kills. Mia Johnson had an ace, five assists, and five digs. 🏐
• Girls and boys cross country took on General McLane. The girls defeated the Lancers, 19-40. Sophie Becker won the race. Makayla Stutts and Reagan Johnston finished third and fourth, respectively. Cecilia Welch, Zita Schiedel, and Audrey Schiedel rounded out the top seven. The boys fell in their race, 40-20. Paxson Manelick won the race. Michael Brown finished seventh, while Will English finished ninth. 👟
• Boys golf finished second overall with a team score of 315 at the Marquette Savings Bank Invitational held at The Country Club of Meadville. They were led by Santino Washburn's 75 for a tie for 3rd. Joseph Prichard shot a 77. Jack Marz shot an 80. Nik Blanchard fired an 83, while Andrew Sitter shot an 85. ⛳
• Girls golf finished third in their Region match at Whispering Woods. Abby Miller led the Ramblers with a 90. Isabelle Shames shot a 95, while Lillian Kilmer followed with a 96. Claire Patsy shot 112. ⛳
• Boys water polo lost to North Allegheny, 16-10. Lochland Snider-Mills and Thomas each scored four goals. Heath Kreidinger scored twice, while Josh Bartlett made eight saves in goal. JV lost their game, 5-4. Grant Dudenhoeffer scored three times. Bennett Palmer also scored. Bartlett made eight saves. 🤽♂️
(Soccer photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise/Kim Gates)
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, September 14:
• Boys soccer swept Ft. LeBoeuf. Varsity defeated the Bison, 5-1. Will Agresti had a hat trick. Ethan Cain had a goal and two assists. Reed Catrabone also had a goal, while Carter Budacki had an assist. JV won their match, 1-0. ⚽
• Girls tennis swept McDowell, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert won in singles. The tandems of Ellen Hutchinson/Elizabeth Hutchinson and Rory Brugger/Eliza Kallner took doubles. 🎾
• Boys golf finished second in the Region match at Lake Shore Country Club. Nik Blanchard was the medalist after shooting a 72. Andrew Sitter shot a 76, while Sonny Washburn fired a 78. Jack Marz and Joseph Prichard each shot an 82. ⛳
• LATE WEEKEND SCORE: Girls golf finished seventh in the McDowell Invitational at Downing Golf Course. ⛳
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise/Kim Gates)
• Boys soccer swept Ft. LeBoeuf. Varsity defeated the Bison, 5-1. Will Agresti had a hat trick. Ethan Cain had a goal and two assists. Reed Catrabone also had a goal, while Carter Budacki had an assist. JV won their match, 1-0. ⚽
• Girls tennis swept McDowell, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert won in singles. The tandems of Ellen Hutchinson/Elizabeth Hutchinson and Rory Brugger/Eliza Kallner took doubles. 🎾
• Boys golf finished second in the Region match at Lake Shore Country Club. Nik Blanchard was the medalist after shooting a 72. Andrew Sitter shot a 76, while Sonny Washburn fired a 78. Jack Marz and Joseph Prichard each shot an 82. ⛳
• LATE WEEKEND SCORE: Girls golf finished seventh in the McDowell Invitational at Downing Golf Course. ⛳
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise/Kim Gates)
PREP & VILLA ALUMNI: Something new is coming THIS FRIDAY!
The new Cathedral Prep & Villa Maria Academy quarterly Alumni Newsletter launches this Friday.
Be the first to receive updates and stories from our alumni community, learn about upcoming events, celebrate alumni accomplishments, and see what’s happening across campus.
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The new Cathedral Prep & Villa Maria Academy quarterly Alumni Newsletter launches this Friday.
Be the first to receive updates and stories from our alumni community, learn about upcoming events, celebrate alumni accomplishments, and see what’s happening across campus.
Sign up today and be among the first to receive the inaugural edition! Join the alumni newsletter by visiting www.cathedralprep.com/alumninewsletter. #Prep #Villa #Alumni 🟠⚫🔵⚪
Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Girls varsity volleyball captured the St. Mary’s (NY) Tournament title. The Ramblers finished 5-0 and didn’t lose a set. They began by going 3-0 in pool play. They opened with a 2-0 win over Jamesville-DeWitt (NY). Kamryn Resurreccion had an ace, 15 assists, and two kills. Colette Speros had seven aces and five kills. Kharhys Nickson had an ace, three kills, and a block. Ella Snippert had five kills. Nora Marsh had two kills, while Paige Patsy had two assists. They would beat Cicero-North Syracuse (NY) in their second match, 2-0. Resurreccion had 21 assists, four kills, and five digs. Speros had 11 kills and a block. Nickson had six kills, three digs, and five blocks. Ellen Hutchinson had two aces, three kills, and a block. Marsh had an ace, five kills, and seven digs. Snippert had two blocks, while Patsy had five digs and four assists. They would sweep Grand Island (NY), 2-0, in their final match of pool play. Resurreccion had 21 assists, 10 digs, and a kill. Speros had 10 kills, while Nickson had eight kills and an assist. Hutchinson had an ace and three kills. Marsh had an ace, five kills, and seven digs. Snipper had two kills. Patsy had six digs and two assists. They would sweep Orchard Park (NY) in their semifinal match, 2-0. Resurreccion had three aces, 23 assists, five digs, and a kill. Speros had 11 kills and five digs. Nickson had seven kills and two blocks. Hutchinson had two aces and four digs. Marsh had an ace, four kills and three digs, while Patsy had five digs. The Ramblers would take down the hosts in the championship match, 2-0. St. Mary’s (NY) has won the New York State Catholic High School Athletic Association girls volleyball title three times in the last four years and are the defending state champions. Resurreccion had 24 assists, two kills, and five digs. Speros had an ace, 16 kills, and three digs. Nickson had two aces, four kills, four blocks, and two digs. Hutchinson had an ace, six kills, four digs, and a block. Marsh had three kills and four digs. Snippert had a kill and a block. Patsy had three assists, an ace, and seven digs. 🏐
• Football took on Erie High this weekend. Varsity surrendered a 77-yard touchdown on the opening play of the game, then gave up just 85 total yards the rest of the way in a 49-7 win over the Royals. The defense held Erie High to 28 yards on the ground on 16 carries and forced three turnovers. DaZarie Carson rushed 18 times for 221 yards and three touchdowns and had a 26-yard scoring reception. Sawyer Whitney had one catch for 38 yards while rushing eight times for 43 yards and three touchdowns. JV tied their matchup, 14-14. 🏈
• Boys soccer swept General McLane. Trailing 2-0, varsity scored late in the first half and twice in the second to best the Lancers, 3-2. Parker Foster scored two goals, while Ethan Cain had the other tally. Wesley Griffith and Carter Budacki each had an assist. JV picked up a 1-0 shutout. Chris Scott had the goal, while John McCormick secured the shutout in goal. ⚽
• Boys water polo fell to Cumberland Valley, 17-10, in the Tiger Classic at North Allegheny. Lochlan Snider-Mills scored six goals to lead the way. Thomas Fortin scored three goals. Heath Kreidinger also scored, while Josh Bartlett made four saves in goal. 🤽♂️
• Girls varsity volleyball captured the St. Mary’s (NY) Tournament title. The Ramblers finished 5-0 and didn’t lose a set. They began by going 3-0 in pool play. They opened with a 2-0 win over Jamesville-DeWitt (NY). Kamryn Resurreccion had an ace, 15 assists, and two kills. Colette Speros had seven aces and five kills. Kharhys Nickson had an ace, three kills, and a block. Ella Snippert had five kills. Nora Marsh had two kills, while Paige Patsy had two assists. They would beat Cicero-North Syracuse (NY) in their second match, 2-0. Resurreccion had 21 assists, four kills, and five digs. Speros had 11 kills and a block. Nickson had six kills, three digs, and five blocks. Ellen Hutchinson had two aces, three kills, and a block. Marsh had an ace, five kills, and seven digs. Snippert had two blocks, while Patsy had five digs and four assists. They would sweep Grand Island (NY), 2-0, in their final match of pool play. Resurreccion had 21 assists, 10 digs, and a kill. Speros had 10 kills, while Nickson had eight kills and an assist. Hutchinson had an ace and three kills. Marsh had an ace, five kills, and seven digs. Snipper had two kills. Patsy had six digs and two assists. They would sweep Orchard Park (NY) in their semifinal match, 2-0. Resurreccion had three aces, 23 assists, five digs, and a kill. Speros had 11 kills and five digs. Nickson had seven kills and two blocks. Hutchinson had two aces and four digs. Marsh had an ace, four kills and three digs, while Patsy had five digs. The Ramblers would take down the hosts in the championship match, 2-0. St. Mary’s (NY) has won the New York State Catholic High School Athletic Association girls volleyball title three times in the last four years and are the defending state champions. Resurreccion had 24 assists, two kills, and five digs. Speros had an ace, 16 kills, and three digs. Nickson had two aces, four kills, four blocks, and two digs. Hutchinson had an ace, six kills, four digs, and a block. Marsh had three kills and four digs. Snippert had a kill and a block. Patsy had three assists, an ace, and seven digs. 🏐
• Football took on Erie High this weekend. Varsity surrendered a 77-yard touchdown on the opening play of the game, then gave up just 85 total yards the rest of the way in a 49-7 win over the Royals. The defense held Erie High to 28 yards on the ground on 16 carries and forced three turnovers. DaZarie Carson rushed 18 times for 221 yards and three touchdowns and had a 26-yard scoring reception. Sawyer Whitney had one catch for 38 yards while rushing eight times for 43 yards and three touchdowns. JV tied their matchup, 14-14. 🏈
• Boys soccer swept General McLane. Trailing 2-0, varsity scored late in the first half and twice in the second to best the Lancers, 3-2. Parker Foster scored two goals, while Ethan Cain had the other tally. Wesley Griffith and Carter Budacki each had an assist. JV picked up a 1-0 shutout. Chris Scott had the goal, while John McCormick secured the shutout in goal. ⚽
• Boys water polo fell to Cumberland Valley, 17-10, in the Tiger Classic at North Allegheny. Lochlan Snider-Mills scored six goals to lead the way. Thomas Fortin scored three goals. Heath Kreidinger also scored, while Josh Bartlett made four saves in goal. 🤽♂️
It’s a battle of the unbeatens at Veterans Stadium tonight! The Ramblers take on the Erie High Royals in a highly anticipated bout. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. If you attend the game, tickets can be purchased at the gate or online at https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/eriesd/entity/schools/15.
This week, there are several ways to watch/listen to the game if you are unable to make it in person:
📺 Erie High Hudl: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/erie/organization/12823/erie-high-school?shared=true.
📻 The game will be broadcast on Jet Radio 1400 AM, on the iHeart Radio app, or online at https://jetradio1400.iheart.com/.
We hope you can tune in and cheer on the Ramblers from wherever you call home! 🏈
(Photo courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise)
This week, there are several ways to watch/listen to the game if you are unable to make it in person:
📺 Erie High Hudl: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/erie/organization/12823/erie-high-school?shared=true.
📻 The game will be broadcast on Jet Radio 1400 AM, on the iHeart Radio app, or online at https://jetradio1400.iheart.com/.
We hope you can tune in and cheer on the Ramblers from wherever you call home! 🏈
(Photo courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise)
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Thursday, September 10:
• Girls volleyball split their matchups with McDowell. Varsity picked up a 3-1 win over the Trojans. Kamryn Resurreccion had 40 assists and five digs. Coco Speros finished with 20 kills and five digs. Kharhys Nickson had three aces, nine kills, and three blocks. Nora Marsh had two aces, nine kills, and five digs. Ellen Hutchinson had nine kills and nine digs. Catie Costello had two aces and eight digs, while Paige Patsy finished with 11 digs. JV dropped their match in straight sets, 2-0. Kendall Krahe had eight assists, two kills, and seven digs. Ambra Swyers had five assists and two kills. Anna Blanchard and Elizabeth Hutchinson had eight and five kills, respectively. Taylor Benacci had three aces, while Mia Johnson had eight digs. Violetta Paris and Isla Szymusiak each had five digs. 🏐
• Girls tennis fell to Western Reserve Academy (OH), 5-0. 🎾
• Girls volleyball split their matchups with McDowell. Varsity picked up a 3-1 win over the Trojans. Kamryn Resurreccion had 40 assists and five digs. Coco Speros finished with 20 kills and five digs. Kharhys Nickson had three aces, nine kills, and three blocks. Nora Marsh had two aces, nine kills, and five digs. Ellen Hutchinson had nine kills and nine digs. Catie Costello had two aces and eight digs, while Paige Patsy finished with 11 digs. JV dropped their match in straight sets, 2-0. Kendall Krahe had eight assists, two kills, and seven digs. Ambra Swyers had five assists and two kills. Anna Blanchard and Elizabeth Hutchinson had eight and five kills, respectively. Taylor Benacci had three aces, while Mia Johnson had eight digs. Violetta Paris and Isla Szymusiak each had five digs. 🏐
• Girls tennis fell to Western Reserve Academy (OH), 5-0. 🎾
Seniors spent the day on retreat at St. Francis Xavier Church in McKean on Tuesday. The day started off with Mr. Duke reflecting on his own high school experience. He reminded the students to rely on the community surrounding them. They spent much of the day completing various workshops focused on our theme for the school year: Courage. Fr. Ben wrapped up the day with Mass, where he shared his own fears from his time as a high school senior. He challenged the students to invite God into their lives as they face the questions of senior year. #Prep #Classof2027
Yesterday, our AFJROTC Color Guard had the honor of participating in a 9/11 remembrance event with Saint Luke School, honoring the first responders who serve our community.
We are grateful for the courage and sacrifice of our Erie police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and all first responders, and we are proud to stand alongside our community in remembering September 11, 2001. #Prep
We are grateful for the courage and sacrifice of our Erie police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and all first responders, and we are proud to stand alongside our community in remembering September 11, 2001. #Prep
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, September 8:
• Boys water polo defeated McDowell, 11-5, for their first win of the season. Lochlan Snider-Mills scored six goals to lead the way. Thomas Fortin scored three goals, while Heath Kreidinger scored a pair. Josh Bartlett made six saves. JD Cullen made two saves. 🤽♂️
• Girls tennis swept Warren, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert took singles in straight sets. The tandems of Ellen Hutchinson/Elizabeth Hutchinson and Eliza Kallner/Rory Brugger swept doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys cross country took on Harbor Creek. The girls defeated the Huskies, 15-46. Sophie Becker won the race, while Makayla Stutts finished in second. Reagan Johnston, Zita Schiedel, and Audrey Schiedel rounded out the top five. Kendal Johnston finished eighth. Sophia Swanseger placed 10th. The boys fell in their race, 41-19. Paxson Manelick finished second overall. Will English placed seventh, while Michael Brown finished ninth. 👟
• Boys golf won their Region match at Downing Golf Course. They recorded a team score of 290, 18 strokes ahead of second place Fairview. Joseph Prichard and Santino Washburn were co-medalists after each finishing with a three-under par 69. Nik Blanchard finished third after shooting even par. Jack Marz posted and 80. Andrew Sitter shot an 81. ⛳
• Girls golf finished third in the Region match at Beechwood. Lillian Kilmer placed fourth overall with an 86. Isabelle Shames was seventh overall with a 92, while Abby Miller finished 10th overall with a 98. Claire Patsy rounded out the top four with a 107. ⛳
• Boys water polo defeated McDowell, 11-5, for their first win of the season. Lochlan Snider-Mills scored six goals to lead the way. Thomas Fortin scored three goals, while Heath Kreidinger scored a pair. Josh Bartlett made six saves. JD Cullen made two saves. 🤽♂️
• Girls tennis swept Warren, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert took singles in straight sets. The tandems of Ellen Hutchinson/Elizabeth Hutchinson and Eliza Kallner/Rory Brugger swept doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys cross country took on Harbor Creek. The girls defeated the Huskies, 15-46. Sophie Becker won the race, while Makayla Stutts finished in second. Reagan Johnston, Zita Schiedel, and Audrey Schiedel rounded out the top five. Kendal Johnston finished eighth. Sophia Swanseger placed 10th. The boys fell in their race, 41-19. Paxson Manelick finished second overall. Will English placed seventh, while Michael Brown finished ninth. 👟
• Boys golf won their Region match at Downing Golf Course. They recorded a team score of 290, 18 strokes ahead of second place Fairview. Joseph Prichard and Santino Washburn were co-medalists after each finishing with a three-under par 69. Nik Blanchard finished third after shooting even par. Jack Marz posted and 80. Andrew Sitter shot an 81. ⛳
• Girls golf finished third in the Region match at Beechwood. Lillian Kilmer placed fourth overall with an 86. Isabelle Shames was seventh overall with a 92, while Abby Miller finished 10th overall with a 98. Claire Patsy rounded out the top four with a 107. ⛳
Cathedral Prep Holiday Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Football split their doubleheader with St. Joe’s (NY). Trailing 14-0 in the third quarter to the Marauders, the Ramblers rattled off 20 straight points to close it out, 20-14. The final six of those came on an Alex Kamholz short TD run in the final 30 seconds. The turning point was a punt block by Cam Miller that he returned for a short touchdown. DaZarie Carson finished with 15 carries for 108 yards and a score. Thomas Goodwin had an interception on defense. JV dropped their matchup, 20-14. 🏈
• Girls and boys cross country took part in the Rocket Invitational at Titusville. The girls won by 33 points. Zita Schiedel took fourth overall, one place ahead of Sophie Becker. Makayla Stutts was eighth. Audrey Schiedel finished 10th. CeCe Welch took 13th. Reagan Johnston finished 18th, while Kendal Johnston finished 49th. The boys placed sixth overall. Freshman Paxson Manelick finished 14th. Will English was 40th while Michael Brown finished 42nd. Mason Reitz finished 56th. Santino Vendetti too 64th. Quinn Orlando finished 67th, while Joseph Dieteman was 85th. 👟
• Girls soccer participated in the Avonworth Tournament. The Ramblers took down defending state champion South Fayette, 4-3, in a shootout to advance to the championship match. Jordyn DiRamio, Peyton Rodgers, and Anna Johnson scored goals. Johnson added a pair of assists. CC Cacchione also had an assist. They would lose to Wheeling Park (WV) in the championship in a shootout, 2-1. Rodgers scored the lone goal. ⚽
• Boys varsity soccer had a pair of matches in Ohio. They tied St. Ed’s (OH) in their first match, 1-1. James DiSanza had the lone goal off an assist from Ethan Cain. They would fall to St. Francis DeSales (OH), 2-1. DiSanza once again scored off an assist from Cain. ⚽
• Boys water polo kicked off their season with a trio of games at Episcopal Academy. They began with a 17-10 loss to Malvern Prep. Lochlan Snider-Mills scored five goals. Josh Bartlett scored three goals, while Thomas Fortin and Michael Ferrare also scored. JD Cullen made 12 saves. They would then fall to the hosts, 19-10. Ferrare and Fortin each scored four times. Bartlett and Snider-Mills each scored once. Cullen made 13 saves. They closed the weekend with a 21-12 defeat to The Hill School. Snider-Mills scored six goals. Bartlett had a hat trick, while Heath Kreidinger scored a pair. Fortin also had a goal. Cullen made 10 saves. 🤽♂️
• Girls tennis fell to North Catholic in a rain-shortened bout, 3-0. 🎾
(Football photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise)
• Football split their doubleheader with St. Joe’s (NY). Trailing 14-0 in the third quarter to the Marauders, the Ramblers rattled off 20 straight points to close it out, 20-14. The final six of those came on an Alex Kamholz short TD run in the final 30 seconds. The turning point was a punt block by Cam Miller that he returned for a short touchdown. DaZarie Carson finished with 15 carries for 108 yards and a score. Thomas Goodwin had an interception on defense. JV dropped their matchup, 20-14. 🏈
• Girls and boys cross country took part in the Rocket Invitational at Titusville. The girls won by 33 points. Zita Schiedel took fourth overall, one place ahead of Sophie Becker. Makayla Stutts was eighth. Audrey Schiedel finished 10th. CeCe Welch took 13th. Reagan Johnston finished 18th, while Kendal Johnston finished 49th. The boys placed sixth overall. Freshman Paxson Manelick finished 14th. Will English was 40th while Michael Brown finished 42nd. Mason Reitz finished 56th. Santino Vendetti too 64th. Quinn Orlando finished 67th, while Joseph Dieteman was 85th. 👟
• Girls soccer participated in the Avonworth Tournament. The Ramblers took down defending state champion South Fayette, 4-3, in a shootout to advance to the championship match. Jordyn DiRamio, Peyton Rodgers, and Anna Johnson scored goals. Johnson added a pair of assists. CC Cacchione also had an assist. They would lose to Wheeling Park (WV) in the championship in a shootout, 2-1. Rodgers scored the lone goal. ⚽
• Boys varsity soccer had a pair of matches in Ohio. They tied St. Ed’s (OH) in their first match, 1-1. James DiSanza had the lone goal off an assist from Ethan Cain. They would fall to St. Francis DeSales (OH), 2-1. DiSanza once again scored off an assist from Cain. ⚽
• Boys water polo kicked off their season with a trio of games at Episcopal Academy. They began with a 17-10 loss to Malvern Prep. Lochlan Snider-Mills scored five goals. Josh Bartlett scored three goals, while Thomas Fortin and Michael Ferrare also scored. JD Cullen made 12 saves. They would then fall to the hosts, 19-10. Ferrare and Fortin each scored four times. Bartlett and Snider-Mills each scored once. Cullen made 13 saves. They closed the weekend with a 21-12 defeat to The Hill School. Snider-Mills scored six goals. Bartlett had a hat trick, while Heath Kreidinger scored a pair. Fortin also had a goal. Cullen made 10 saves. 🤽♂️
• Girls tennis fell to North Catholic in a rain-shortened bout, 3-0. 🎾
(Football photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise)
Let’s try this one more time! After Thursday night’s postponement, the Ramblers take on St. Joe’s (NY) in our home opener! It’s a varsity-JV doubleheader against the Marauders! Kickoff for varsity is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at Dollinger Field. JV follows at 2:30 p.m. If you attend the game, tickets can only be purchased at the gate. All Cathedral Prep students are admitted free with a valid student ID. This week, there are several ways to watch/listen to the game if you are unable to make it in person: 📺 Cathedral Prep Hudl: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/erie/organization/20523/cathedral-prep/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0NDMxMjMwMQ%3D%3D&shared=true [Subject to a fee.] 📻 The game will be broadcast on Jet Radio 1400 AM, on the iHeart Radio app, or online at https://jetradio1400.iheart.com/. We hope you can tune in and cheer on the Ramblers from wherever you call home! 🏈
🤽♂️Calling all Prep & Villa alumni! 🤽♂️
Come out for our Alumni Game Day NEXT TUESDAY, September 8! Boys water polo takes on rival McDowell at the Hallman Aquatics Center. Stop by the alumni table in the main concourse to find Director of Alumni Relations Patrice Swick and grab a Rambler popcorn bucket, learn about upcoming events, and reconnect with fellow alumni.
📅 Tuesday, September 8
⏰ Game starts at 6:00 p.m.
📍Hallman Aquatics Center - Hagerty Family Event Center
Come cheer on our student athletes, reconnect with old friends, and show your school spirit! We’d love to see you there! #Alumni 🤽♂️🟠🔵
Come out for our Alumni Game Day NEXT TUESDAY, September 8! Boys water polo takes on rival McDowell at the Hallman Aquatics Center. Stop by the alumni table in the main concourse to find Director of Alumni Relations Patrice Swick and grab a Rambler popcorn bucket, learn about upcoming events, and reconnect with fellow alumni.
📅 Tuesday, September 8
⏰ Game starts at 6:00 p.m.
📍Hallman Aquatics Center - Hagerty Family Event Center
Come cheer on our student athletes, reconnect with old friends, and show your school spirit! We’d love to see you there! #Alumni 🤽♂️🟠🔵
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Thursday, September 3:
• Boys golf tied for first in the Corry Invitational with a team score of 299. Santino Washburn was medalist with a three-under par 69. Joseph Prichard finished third overall with an even-par 72. Nik Blanchard posted a 77. Jack Marz shot an 81, while Andrew Sitter finished with an 84. ⛳
• LATE WEDNESDAY SCORE: Girls golf finished sixth at the Lady Lancer Invitational. Isabelle Shames shot a 93 to lead the Ramblers. Abby Miller finished with a 97. Claire Patsy fired a 103, while Lillian Kilmer shot a 104. ⛳
• Boys golf tied for first in the Corry Invitational with a team score of 299. Santino Washburn was medalist with a three-under par 69. Joseph Prichard finished third overall with an even-par 72. Nik Blanchard posted a 77. Jack Marz shot an 81, while Andrew Sitter finished with an 84. ⛳
• LATE WEDNESDAY SCORE: Girls golf finished sixth at the Lady Lancer Invitational. Isabelle Shames shot a 93 to lead the Ramblers. Abby Miller finished with a 97. Claire Patsy fired a 103, while Lillian Kilmer shot a 104. ⛳
Campus Ministry lunches began earlier this week! During all three lunches on one day during the week, students have the opportunity to join Campus ministry during their lunch for community, fellowship, discussion, and prayer! #Prep #Faith ✝️
🚨UPDATE: TONIGHT'S GAME IS POSTPONED🚨
Due to outages in the area, tonight's Varsity football game against St. Joe's (NY) has been postponed. Kickoff is now scheduled for THIS SATURDAY, September 5, at 11:00 a.m.
Note: Our Alumni Game Day that was scheduled for tonight will be rescheduled for another game at a later date.
The Ramblers kicked off their season with a victory over Sharon in week one. Now, they take on St. Joe’s (NY) in a rare Thursday tilt. It is our home opener! Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Dollinger Field. If you attend the game, tickets can only be purchased at the gate. All Cathedral Prep students are admitted free with a valid student ID.
This week, there are several ways to watch/listen to the game if you are unable to make it in person:
📺 Cathedral Prep Hudl: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/pa/erie/organization/20523/cathedral-prep/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0NDMxMjMwMQ%3D%3D&shared=true [Subject to a fee.]
📻 The game will be broadcast on Jet Radio 1400 AM, on the iHeart Radio app, or online at https://jetradio1400.iheart.com/.
We hope you can tune in and cheer on the Ramblers from wherever you call home! 🏈
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, September 2:
• Girls tennis kicked off their season with a 5-0 win over Erie High at Frontier Park. Ella Fetzner, Lydia Beuchert, and Rory Brugger swept singles. The tandems of Lydia Honard/Addison Blakely and Vivian Shames/Elena Pfister did the same in doubles. 🎾
• Girls tennis kicked off their season with a 5-0 win over Erie High at Frontier Park. Ella Fetzner, Lydia Beuchert, and Rory Brugger swept singles. The tandems of Lydia Honard/Addison Blakely and Vivian Shames/Elena Pfister did the same in doubles. 🎾
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, September 1:
• Girls varsity soccer picked up another shutout to start the season, besting DuBois, 3-0. CC Cacchione scored a goal and had an assist. Kate Peterson and Peyton Rodgers scored, while Alexa Senz had an assist. Jordan Senz once again secured the shutout in goal. ⚽
• Girls varsity soccer picked up another shutout to start the season, besting DuBois, 3-0. CC Cacchione scored a goal and had an assist. Kate Peterson and Peyton Rodgers scored, while Alexa Senz had an assist. Jordan Senz once again secured the shutout in goal. ⚽
Today, our school community gathered together for our first Mass of the school year!
In his homily, Chaplain Fr. Ben Daghir challenged us to view our mission — “Developing men and women of vision in spirit, mind, and body” — through the image of a three-legged stool. Just as a stool needs all three legs to remain strong, we are called to nourish our spirit, mind, and body.
Fr. Ben encouraged us to ask ourselves: “Which leg is weakest for me right now? And, more importantly, do we have the courage to strengthen it?” Through prayer, academics, athletics, service, activities, and the many opportunities Prep provides, we are called to grow into the people God is calling us to be.
Interim President Jason Ladouceur reminded us that “It takes courage to be different. It takes courage to BE PREP.” He challenged our community to have the courage to be excellent, live our faith, choose kindness, and stand up for what is right.
As we begin this new school year, may we have the courage to step outside our comfort zones, embrace every opportunity, support one another, and allow Christ to strengthen us spiritually, intellectually, and physically.
“Mary, Queen of Prep, Pray for us.” ✝️
In his homily, Chaplain Fr. Ben Daghir challenged us to view our mission — “Developing men and women of vision in spirit, mind, and body” — through the image of a three-legged stool. Just as a stool needs all three legs to remain strong, we are called to nourish our spirit, mind, and body.
Fr. Ben encouraged us to ask ourselves: “Which leg is weakest for me right now? And, more importantly, do we have the courage to strengthen it?” Through prayer, academics, athletics, service, activities, and the many opportunities Prep provides, we are called to grow into the people God is calling us to be.
Interim President Jason Ladouceur reminded us that “It takes courage to be different. It takes courage to BE PREP.” He challenged our community to have the courage to be excellent, live our faith, choose kindness, and stand up for what is right.
As we begin this new school year, may we have the courage to step outside our comfort zones, embrace every opportunity, support one another, and allow Christ to strengthen us spiritually, intellectually, and physically.
“Mary, Queen of Prep, Pray for us.” ✝️
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, August 31:
• Boys golf finished second in their Region mega match at Lawrence Park. Joseph Prichard and Nik Blanchard both shot a 75 to lead the Ramblers. Sonny Washburn shot a 76. Andrew Sitter (81) and Jack Marz (82) rounded out the top five. ⛳
• Girls golf placed third in the Region match at Lake View Country Club. Lillian Kilmer shot a 99 to lead the way. Abby Miller and Isabelle Shames shot a 101 and 102, respectively. Claire Patsy shot a 123 to round out the top four. ⛳
• Boys soccer kicked off their season against Harbor Creek. Varsity and JV both played the Huskies to a 0-0 draw. ⚽
• Boys golf finished second in their Region mega match at Lawrence Park. Joseph Prichard and Nik Blanchard both shot a 75 to lead the Ramblers. Sonny Washburn shot a 76. Andrew Sitter (81) and Jack Marz (82) rounded out the top five. ⛳
• Girls golf placed third in the Region match at Lake View Country Club. Lillian Kilmer shot a 99 to lead the way. Abby Miller and Isabelle Shames shot a 101 and 102, respectively. Claire Patsy shot a 123 to round out the top four. ⛳
• Boys soccer kicked off their season against Harbor Creek. Varsity and JV both played the Huskies to a 0-0 draw. ⚽
