On April 23, the RV Tour made its next stop in Washington, D.C.! Jeremy Young '94 and VP of Advancement & Alumni Relations Kevin Moore hosted a special reception for alumni, bringing together members of the Cathedral Prep and Villa Maria Academy community. Alumni spanning from the 1960s through the Class of 2017 gathered for an evening of connecting, conversing, and sharing pride in Prep & Villa. Events like these continue to highlight the strength and reach of our alumni network, reinforcing the lifelong bonds that unite Ramblers and Victors across the country.
Thank you to all who joined us on this stop, and we look forward to seeing you at the next stop on the RV Tour in Chicago on July 1! #Alumni #RVTour 🚙
Thank you to all who joined us on this stop, and we look forward to seeing you at the next stop on the RV Tour in Chicago on July 1! #Alumni #RVTour 🚙
President Abraham Lincoln and Harriet Beecher Stowe visited our campus on Tuesday. They addressed themes and topics befitting of the Civil War. These historical re-enactors joined us as part of the USA 250 programs hosted by the Jefferson Educational Society. We want to send a special thank you to the Jefferson Educational Society for this opportunity! #Prep #History
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, April 29:
• Boys tennis picked up a big win over Nichols (NY), 3-2. Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala were winners in singles. The doubles tandem of Joe Prichard/Chris Scott also earned a win. 🎾
• Boys tennis picked up a big win over Nichols (NY), 3-2. Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala were winners in singles. The doubles tandem of Joe Prichard/Chris Scott also earned a win. 🎾
Join the Cathedral Prep Dance Ensemble TONIGHT for their Spring Showcase! Performances begin at 6:30 p.m. in the H. David Bowes Auditorium. Admission is FREE. Enjoy a night of student-choreographed performances in a variety of popular dance and music genres. You don’t want to miss it! #Prep #Dance 🩰💃
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, April 28:
• Boys tennis defeated Mercyhurst Prep, 4-1. Gavin Gerretti, Arjun Noticewala, and Chris Scott swept singles. The tandem of Joe Prichard/Clark Brown won in doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys track & field took on Erie High and Harbor Creek. The girls swept their opponents, besting the Royals (101-47) and Huskies (84-66). Makayla Stutts, Reagan Johnston, and Shleby Abogunde were triple winners against Erie High. Anne-Catherine Brown, Elizabeth Hutchinson, and De’Ziriana Page were double winner, while Kendal Johnston also won an event. Stutts and Reagan Johnston would also win three events against Harbor Creek. Brown and Kendal Johnston were double winners, while Page also took home an event. The boys dropped both of their meets, 79-68 to the Huskies and 100-46 to the Royals. Ashton Mountain won a pair of events against Erie High. Will English and Ted Terrizzi each won an event. Lucas Izbicki was a triple winner against Harbor Creek. Mountain, English, and Thomas Goodwin were double winners. Terrizzi and Joseph Applebee also won events. 👟
• Softball lost to Girard, 18-3. Emma Raucci and Addison Baldi each had a hit and drove in a run. 🥎
• Girls flag football fell to Frewsburg (NY), 26-13. 🏈
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
• Boys tennis defeated Mercyhurst Prep, 4-1. Gavin Gerretti, Arjun Noticewala, and Chris Scott swept singles. The tandem of Joe Prichard/Clark Brown won in doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys track & field took on Erie High and Harbor Creek. The girls swept their opponents, besting the Royals (101-47) and Huskies (84-66). Makayla Stutts, Reagan Johnston, and Shleby Abogunde were triple winners against Erie High. Anne-Catherine Brown, Elizabeth Hutchinson, and De’Ziriana Page were double winner, while Kendal Johnston also won an event. Stutts and Reagan Johnston would also win three events against Harbor Creek. Brown and Kendal Johnston were double winners, while Page also took home an event. The boys dropped both of their meets, 79-68 to the Huskies and 100-46 to the Royals. Ashton Mountain won a pair of events against Erie High. Will English and Ted Terrizzi each won an event. Lucas Izbicki was a triple winner against Harbor Creek. Mountain, English, and Thomas Goodwin were double winners. Terrizzi and Joseph Applebee also won events. 👟
• Softball lost to Girard, 18-3. Emma Raucci and Addison Baldi each had a hit and drove in a run. 🥎
• Girls flag football fell to Frewsburg (NY), 26-13. 🏈
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
The 2026 NFL Draft was held in Pittsburgh this past weekend. On Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers offered Western Pennsylvania high schools the opportunity to send a representative to the event. The organization celebrated these schools by providing an item for their trophy case: a custom football for players drafted and a custom gold chrome helmet from Riddell for players inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Matt Oblich ’26 represented our school and made the trip to Pittsburgh to receive this commemorative gift and participate in the day's festivities! A special thank you to the Pittsburgh Steelers for this opportunity! #RollRamblers 🏈
https://www.steelers.com/video/watch-celebrating-drafted-players-from-western-pennsylvania
“All dreams are within reach. All you have to do is keep moving towards them.” — Viola Davis
Chasing a dream requires hard work, passion, and many sacrifices. We can’t wait to see the Class of 2026 accomplish everything their heart desires. #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠⚫🔵
Chasing a dream requires hard work, passion, and many sacrifices. We can’t wait to see the Class of 2026 accomplish everything their heart desires. #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠⚫🔵
Friday turned out to be an awesome day for our annual Powderpuff football game! It was yet another showdown between the juniors and seniors. It was a back-and-forth game, but the seniors would eventually prevail to avenge their loss last year as juniors! A special thank you to Ms. Mackensen for organizing the event, Mr. Conley for designing the t-shirts, and Mr. Schreffler, Mr. Parsons ’05, and Mr. MacKenzie ’18 for officiating. Congratulations seniors! #Prep #Powderpuff2026 🏈
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, April 27:
• Boys lacrosse swept McDowell. Varsity rolled to a 12-1 win over the Trojans. Jameson Hertel scored four goals and an assist. Parker Foster scored three goals. Rory Callaghan scored and had an assist. Joey Bernatowicz, Dylan Graham, Brady Powers, and Ty Harrison also scored. Matt Bansidhar and Mathias Armstrong each had an assist. Harrison went 16/16 on faceoffs, while TJ Hiner made five saves. JV won their game, 7-5. Dom Fornelli scored two goals. Jacob Abbott and Foster each had a goal and an assist. Reed Catrabone, Evan Kaizer, and Sam Leone also found the mesh. Trevor Benacci had an assist. Max Harrison made two saves. 🥍
• Baseball split their doubleheader against Harbor Creek. Varsity overcame a 3-0 deficit to score the final eight runs, defeating the Huskies, 8-3. KJ Williams was 2-4 with a homerun and three RBIs. Derick Friedman drove in a run and yielded just one earned run and struck out nine in six innings on the mound. Davin Friedman, Matthew Oblich, Owen Fetzner, and Joe Flanagan each had an RBI. JV dropped their game, 16-5. ⚾
• Boys lacrosse swept McDowell. Varsity rolled to a 12-1 win over the Trojans. Jameson Hertel scored four goals and an assist. Parker Foster scored three goals. Rory Callaghan scored and had an assist. Joey Bernatowicz, Dylan Graham, Brady Powers, and Ty Harrison also scored. Matt Bansidhar and Mathias Armstrong each had an assist. Harrison went 16/16 on faceoffs, while TJ Hiner made five saves. JV won their game, 7-5. Dom Fornelli scored two goals. Jacob Abbott and Foster each had a goal and an assist. Reed Catrabone, Evan Kaizer, and Sam Leone also found the mesh. Trevor Benacci had an assist. Max Harrison made two saves. 🥍
• Baseball split their doubleheader against Harbor Creek. Varsity overcame a 3-0 deficit to score the final eight runs, defeating the Huskies, 8-3. KJ Williams was 2-4 with a homerun and three RBIs. Derick Friedman drove in a run and yielded just one earned run and struck out nine in six innings on the mound. Davin Friedman, Matthew Oblich, Owen Fetzner, and Joe Flanagan each had an RBI. JV dropped their game, 16-5. ⚾
Our AFJROTC cadets once again took to the skies over Erie with the Civil Air Patrol last week. These orientation flights are turning cadets into confident aviators, one takeoff at a time! #Prep #CivilAirPatrol 🛩️
Last Thursday, we welcomed Fr. Jason Feigh back home to Cathedral Prep. Fr. Jason faithfully served our schools for 12 years as a teacher, chaplain, and friend to so many in our community. During our weekly Mass, we honored Fr. Jason’s time with us and recognized the many meaningful contributions he has made to Cathedral Prep. We are especially grateful that he also served as the celebrant for this liturgy. Thank you, Fr. Jason, for your lasting impact on our school community! #Prep #Faith #Family ✝️
Cathedral Prep’s Air Force JROTC proudly celebrated its 32nd year with its annual awards ceremony last Tuesday.
Leading the way, Cadet Clark Brown ’26 earned the unit’s highest honor—the Air Force Junior ROTC Distinguished Cadet Badge—capping off his service as the Corps Commander.
A strong finish to an outstanding year of leadership and achievement! #Prep
Leading the way, Cadet Clark Brown ’26 earned the unit’s highest honor—the Air Force Junior ROTC Distinguished Cadet Badge—capping off his service as the Corps Commander.
A strong finish to an outstanding year of leadership and achievement! #Prep
Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Girls varsity lacrosse continued their winning ways in thrilling fashion. The Ramblers defeated McDowell in overtime, 7-6. Brooke Powers scored three goals, including the game-winner off an assist from Azlyn Miller. Taylor Benacci scored two goals and had an assist. Lilly Blake and Kendall Krahe also scored. Rynette Katen made three saves in goal. 🥍
• Boys tennis picked up a big win over Western Reserve Academy (OH), 3-2. Gavin Ferretti, Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala all took their singles matches in straight sets. 🎾
• Girls and boys track & field competed in the McDowell Invitational and the City of Hermitage Invitational over the weekend. At McDowell, Shelby Abogunde finished fourth in the 100m and eighth in the 200m. Zita Schiedel took sixth in the 1600m. The girls 4x100m relay took sixth. Kendal Johnston took second in the high jump. For the boys, Asher Wingenbach took seventh in the 100m. In the 200m, Thomas Goodwin and Wingenbach finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Brycen Brooks finished eighth. The boys 4x100m relay finished fifth. Ashton Mountain took fourth in the long jump and third in the triple jump. At Hickory, Makayla Stutts won the 800m. Reagan Johnston finished right behind in second, while Sophie Becker took eighth. Anne-Catherine Brown finished second in the 1600m. Kendal Johnston took seventh in the 300m hurdles. Lucas Izbicki finished third in the 1600m for the boys. Lochlan Snider-Mills took seventh in the 400m. Will English won the 800m.👟
• Boys lacrosse was swept by Canisius (NY). Varsity fell to the Crusaders, 12-8. Rory Callaghan had three goals and an assist. Dylan Graham, Parker Foster, and Evan Kaizer each scored and had an assist. Joey Bernatowicz and Cam Friedrichsmeyer also scored, while Ty Harrison had an assist. TJ Hiner made six saves. JV lost their game, 9-4. JJ Johnson had a goal and an assist. Friedrichsmeyer, Kaizer and Dom Fornelli each scored a goal. Foster and Sam Leone each had an assist. Max Harrison made five saves. 🥍
• Baseball dropped their game to Meadville, 5-0, in a varsity-only matchup. Derick Friedman had two hits.
• Girls flag football lost a tough one to McDowell, 6-0. 🏈
• LATE THURSDAY SCORES: Boys tennis swept Canisius (NY), 5-0. Ferretti, Moubarak, and Noticewala took their singles matches. Joe Prichard/Chris Scott and Sam English/Clark Brown clinched doubles. 🎾 Girls varsity lacrosse bested Fairview, 9-4, for a Region win. Blake scored three goals. Miller scored twice and had an assist. Benacci and Powers each had a goal and an assist. Amelia Bernatowicz and Kara Troutman also scored. Hannah Dacus had two assists. Krahe also had an assist. Katen made nine saves in net. 🥍 Softball lost to Fairview, 18-1. 🥎
• NEWS: During a game this winter, Cathedral Prep Athletic Trainer Anthony Fuhrman helped save a life when an official suffered a medical emergency. On Saturday, Alyssa Cassella, the Northwest Representative for the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers’ Society, helped recognize Anthony at HFEC. ⚕️
• Girls varsity lacrosse continued their winning ways in thrilling fashion. The Ramblers defeated McDowell in overtime, 7-6. Brooke Powers scored three goals, including the game-winner off an assist from Azlyn Miller. Taylor Benacci scored two goals and had an assist. Lilly Blake and Kendall Krahe also scored. Rynette Katen made three saves in goal. 🥍
• Boys tennis picked up a big win over Western Reserve Academy (OH), 3-2. Gavin Ferretti, Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala all took their singles matches in straight sets. 🎾
• Girls and boys track & field competed in the McDowell Invitational and the City of Hermitage Invitational over the weekend. At McDowell, Shelby Abogunde finished fourth in the 100m and eighth in the 200m. Zita Schiedel took sixth in the 1600m. The girls 4x100m relay took sixth. Kendal Johnston took second in the high jump. For the boys, Asher Wingenbach took seventh in the 100m. In the 200m, Thomas Goodwin and Wingenbach finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Brycen Brooks finished eighth. The boys 4x100m relay finished fifth. Ashton Mountain took fourth in the long jump and third in the triple jump. At Hickory, Makayla Stutts won the 800m. Reagan Johnston finished right behind in second, while Sophie Becker took eighth. Anne-Catherine Brown finished second in the 1600m. Kendal Johnston took seventh in the 300m hurdles. Lucas Izbicki finished third in the 1600m for the boys. Lochlan Snider-Mills took seventh in the 400m. Will English won the 800m.👟
• Boys lacrosse was swept by Canisius (NY). Varsity fell to the Crusaders, 12-8. Rory Callaghan had three goals and an assist. Dylan Graham, Parker Foster, and Evan Kaizer each scored and had an assist. Joey Bernatowicz and Cam Friedrichsmeyer also scored, while Ty Harrison had an assist. TJ Hiner made six saves. JV lost their game, 9-4. JJ Johnson had a goal and an assist. Friedrichsmeyer, Kaizer and Dom Fornelli each scored a goal. Foster and Sam Leone each had an assist. Max Harrison made five saves. 🥍
• Baseball dropped their game to Meadville, 5-0, in a varsity-only matchup. Derick Friedman had two hits.
• Girls flag football lost a tough one to McDowell, 6-0. 🏈
• LATE THURSDAY SCORES: Boys tennis swept Canisius (NY), 5-0. Ferretti, Moubarak, and Noticewala took their singles matches. Joe Prichard/Chris Scott and Sam English/Clark Brown clinched doubles. 🎾 Girls varsity lacrosse bested Fairview, 9-4, for a Region win. Blake scored three goals. Miller scored twice and had an assist. Benacci and Powers each had a goal and an assist. Amelia Bernatowicz and Kara Troutman also scored. Hannah Dacus had two assists. Krahe also had an assist. Katen made nine saves in net. 🥍 Softball lost to Fairview, 18-1. 🥎
• NEWS: During a game this winter, Cathedral Prep Athletic Trainer Anthony Fuhrman helped save a life when an official suffered a medical emergency. On Saturday, Alyssa Cassella, the Northwest Representative for the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers’ Society, helped recognize Anthony at HFEC. ⚕️
We invite you to join us for a special Mary’s Day Alumni Luncheon at Cathedral Prep on Wednesday, May 20! Mary’s Day is one of the most cherished traditions in our school community, originating at Villa Maria Academy and continuing today at Cathedral Prep as a celebration honoring Mary, the Blessed Mother and patroness of our school. It’s a day rooted in faith and centered on the Magnificat and Mary’s humble “yes” to God’s will. The day is filled with traditions that generations of alumni remember.
Alumni are invited back to campus for a Mary’s Day Ceremony Watch Party beginning at 10:30 a.m., followed by lunch in the Project Commons & Villa Maria Project Balcony. After the ceremony, the 2026 May Queen will join us, followed by lunch and a brief reflection from a Prep faculty/staff member. If you are unable to attend the watch party, you are welcome to join us for lunch at 11:30 a.m. We request that you RSVP for this event by May 13.
Come back, reconnect, and celebrate a tradition that continues to shape the heart of our school community! You may register here: https://www.boostmyschool.com/orgs/prep-villa/events/prep-villa-mary-s-day-alumni-reception-2026. #MarysDay 🕊️
Alumni are invited back to campus for a Mary’s Day Ceremony Watch Party beginning at 10:30 a.m., followed by lunch in the Project Commons & Villa Maria Project Balcony. After the ceremony, the 2026 May Queen will join us, followed by lunch and a brief reflection from a Prep faculty/staff member. If you are unable to attend the watch party, you are welcome to join us for lunch at 11:30 a.m. We request that you RSVP for this event by May 13.
Come back, reconnect, and celebrate a tradition that continues to shape the heart of our school community! You may register here: https://www.boostmyschool.com/orgs/prep-villa/events/prep-villa-mary-s-day-alumni-reception-2026. #MarysDay 🕊️
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, April 22:
• Boys lacrosse swept Meadville. Varsity bested the Bulldogs, 10-3. Rory Callaghan scored four goals. Jameson Hertel and Jacob Abbott each scored two goals. Evan Kaizer and Matt Bansidhar also scored. Mike Corritore, Brady Powers, Jack Whitman, and Dylan Graham each had an assist. TJ Hiner made four saves in goal. JV earned a shutout, 8-0. Kaizer scored four goals. Reed Catrabone scored and had two assists. Dom Fornelli scored twice, while JJ Johnson also scored. Whitman and Cam Friedrichsmeyer each had two assists. Abbott also had an assist. Max Harrison made 12 saves in net to secure the shutout. 🥍
• Boys tennis swept Fairview, 5-0. Gavin Ferretti, Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala won in singles. The tandems of Chris Scott/Joe Prichard along with Sam English/Clark Brown won in doubles. 🎾
• Baseball split their doubleheader with McDowell. Varsity could not hold a 7-2 lead as the Trojans scored runs with two outs in the sixth, seventh, and eighth to down the Ramblers, 8-7. KJ Williams, Matt Oblich and Matt Boam all had two hits. Davin Friedman, Sam Ciukaj, Derick Friedman, Owen Fetzner, and Williams drove all had an RBI. JV won their matchup with a shutout, 10-0. ⚾
• Softball fell to North East, 7-3. Addison Baldi went 3-4 and drove in a run. Emma Raucci also had an RBI. 🥎
• Boys lacrosse swept Meadville. Varsity bested the Bulldogs, 10-3. Rory Callaghan scored four goals. Jameson Hertel and Jacob Abbott each scored two goals. Evan Kaizer and Matt Bansidhar also scored. Mike Corritore, Brady Powers, Jack Whitman, and Dylan Graham each had an assist. TJ Hiner made four saves in goal. JV earned a shutout, 8-0. Kaizer scored four goals. Reed Catrabone scored and had two assists. Dom Fornelli scored twice, while JJ Johnson also scored. Whitman and Cam Friedrichsmeyer each had two assists. Abbott also had an assist. Max Harrison made 12 saves in net to secure the shutout. 🥍
• Boys tennis swept Fairview, 5-0. Gavin Ferretti, Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala won in singles. The tandems of Chris Scott/Joe Prichard along with Sam English/Clark Brown won in doubles. 🎾
• Baseball split their doubleheader with McDowell. Varsity could not hold a 7-2 lead as the Trojans scored runs with two outs in the sixth, seventh, and eighth to down the Ramblers, 8-7. KJ Williams, Matt Oblich and Matt Boam all had two hits. Davin Friedman, Sam Ciukaj, Derick Friedman, Owen Fetzner, and Williams drove all had an RBI. JV won their matchup with a shutout, 10-0. ⚾
• Softball fell to North East, 7-3. Addison Baldi went 3-4 and drove in a run. Emma Raucci also had an RBI. 🥎
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths." - Proverbs 3:5-6
We continue to celebrate members of the Cathedral Prep Class of 2026! We are so proud of all of you! #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠⚫🔵
We continue to celebrate members of the Cathedral Prep Class of 2026! We are so proud of all of you! #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠⚫🔵
NEXT WEDNESDAY, join the Cathedral Prep Dance Ensemble for their Spring Showcase! Performances begin at 6:00 p.m. in the H. David Bowes Auditorium. Admission is FREE. Enjoy a night of student-choreographed performances in a variety of popular dance and music genres. You don’t want to miss it! #Prep #Dance 🩰💃
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, April 21:
• Girls and boys track & field swept Mercyhurst Prep. The girls defeated the Lakers, 131-12, while the boys won, 93-46. For the girls, Anne-Catherine Brown won the 1600m and 3200m. Kendal Johnston snared the high jump and 300m hurdles. Ella Fetzner captured the triple jump and the 400m. On the boys side, Thomas Shaughnessy won the discus and shot put. Ashton Mountain captured the long jump and triple jump. Will English took home the 400m and 800m. 👟
• Baseball swept General McLane. Derick Friedman went 2-4 with two RBIs and pitched six innings of one run ball while striking out nine in varsity’s 11-2 win over the Lancers. Sam Ciukaj doubled, homered, and drove in a pair, while Davin Friedman also had two hits and drove in two runs. Joey Makela had a pair of hits. KJ Williams, Owen Fetzner, Jackson Herr, and Joseph Flanagan each drove in a run. JV won their matchup, 9-2, behind two hits and five RBIs from Maddox Vaughn. ⚾
• Boys tennis swept Meadville, 5-0. 🎾
• Softball fell to Conneaut, 16-4. Avery Pfister had a pair of hits, while Audrey Wojnarowski drove in a run. 🥎
• Girls and boys track & field swept Mercyhurst Prep. The girls defeated the Lakers, 131-12, while the boys won, 93-46. For the girls, Anne-Catherine Brown won the 1600m and 3200m. Kendal Johnston snared the high jump and 300m hurdles. Ella Fetzner captured the triple jump and the 400m. On the boys side, Thomas Shaughnessy won the discus and shot put. Ashton Mountain captured the long jump and triple jump. Will English took home the 400m and 800m. 👟
• Baseball swept General McLane. Derick Friedman went 2-4 with two RBIs and pitched six innings of one run ball while striking out nine in varsity’s 11-2 win over the Lancers. Sam Ciukaj doubled, homered, and drove in a pair, while Davin Friedman also had two hits and drove in two runs. Joey Makela had a pair of hits. KJ Williams, Owen Fetzner, Jackson Herr, and Joseph Flanagan each drove in a run. JV won their matchup, 9-2, behind two hits and five RBIs from Maddox Vaughn. ⚾
• Boys tennis swept Meadville, 5-0. 🎾
• Softball fell to Conneaut, 16-4. Avery Pfister had a pair of hits, while Audrey Wojnarowski drove in a run. 🥎
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, April 20:
• Girls flag football bounced back with a 41-6 win over Erie High in Region action. Jordyn DiRaimo returned an interception for a touchdown and had a receiving touchdown. Leah Taylor also returned an interception for a score. Jessica Beveridge threw two touchdowns, including one to Jasmine Woodard. Kayley McCall ran for two touchdowns. 🏈
• Girls varsity lacrosse won their Region matchup against Meadville, 11-1. Azlyn Miller and Brooke Powers each had three goals. Taylor Benacci, Lilly Blake, Hannah Dacus, Kate Toohey, and Kendall Krahe also scored. Rynette Katen made three saves in net. 🥍
• Baseball swept Erie High. A 12-run fifth inning did the trick in varsity's 15-2 win over the Royals. Sam Ciukaj tripled and drove in three. KJ Williams went 2-2 with a pair of RBIs. Matthew Oblich, Nik Malec, Maddox Vaughn, Matthew Boam, and Jackson Herr also drove in runs. JV won with a shutout. Ben Dougherty started the first two innings with five strikeouts, while Casey Wagner closed the final two with four strikeouts.⚾
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
• Girls flag football bounced back with a 41-6 win over Erie High in Region action. Jordyn DiRaimo returned an interception for a touchdown and had a receiving touchdown. Leah Taylor also returned an interception for a score. Jessica Beveridge threw two touchdowns, including one to Jasmine Woodard. Kayley McCall ran for two touchdowns. 🏈
• Girls varsity lacrosse won their Region matchup against Meadville, 11-1. Azlyn Miller and Brooke Powers each had three goals. Taylor Benacci, Lilly Blake, Hannah Dacus, Kate Toohey, and Kendall Krahe also scored. Rynette Katen made three saves in net. 🥍
• Baseball swept Erie High. A 12-run fifth inning did the trick in varsity's 15-2 win over the Royals. Sam Ciukaj tripled and drove in three. KJ Williams went 2-2 with a pair of RBIs. Matthew Oblich, Nik Malec, Maddox Vaughn, Matthew Boam, and Jackson Herr also drove in runs. JV won with a shutout. Ben Dougherty started the first two innings with five strikeouts, while Casey Wagner closed the final two with four strikeouts.⚾
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
Starting today and continuing until graduation, we will celebrate the members of the Cathedral Prep Class of 2026. We will highlight our senior Ramblers, their chosen college or career paths, and their respective majors. We take great pride in the achievements of our seniors and look forward to witnessing their success in the next chapter of their lives! #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠⚫🔵
