GENERAL

BRTV applications for the 2021-2022 school year are now open. BRTV is open to all incoming freshmen to rising seniors. The link for the application can be found on BRTV’s Twitter page – Twitter.com/BrotherRiceTV. Applications are due by Wednesday, May 19 at 9PM. Please see Mr. Creed with any questions.

All Juniors who have signed up for AP Chem for next year should stop by room 109 to pick up their summer packet.  You will fall behind next year without it.

Sign up for summer Drivers Education in the Deans’ office.  You will need your current Brother Rice ID.  Class will be held: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM- 10:30 AM, June 1 – June 18. 

Parking applications for the 2021-2022 school year are available in the Dean’s office.  If you plan on parking In the Brother Rice parking lot, you will need a parking tag.  

Anyone that signed up for summer gym should see Mr. Gleeson this week or next week for details on the gym class.

SPORTS

Yesterday the varsity tennis team scored a huge 4-1 victory over De La Salle. Colin Clisham and Adam Homel had resounding wins at #2 and #3 singles, and Michael Stuart and Dustin Hahn clinched the team victory with a 6-1, 6-4 win at #1 doubles. In the final match of the day, Stephen Lynch and Morgan Riste came from behind in both sets to win their #2 doubles match by a score of 6-4, 7-5. Good luck to the boys as they take on Providence on Friday!

Attention! Any bowler that did not attend the banquet, please see Coach Dwyer before the end of tomorrow.

GENERAL

BRTV applications for the 2021-2022 school year are now open. BRTV is open to all incoming freshmen to rising seniors. The link for the application can be found on BRTV’s Twitter page – Twitter.com/BrotherRiceTV. Applications are due by Wednesday, May 19 at 9PM. Please see Mr. Creed with any questions.

All Juniors who have signed up for AP Chem for next year should stop by room 109 to pick up their summer packet.  You will fall behind next year without it.

Sign up for summer Drivers Education in the Deans’ office.  You will need your current Brother Rice ID.  Class will be held: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM- 10:30 AM, June 1 – June 18. 

Parking applications for the 2021-2022 school year are available in the Dean’s office.  If you plan on parking In the Brother Rice parking lot, you will need a parking tag.  

Authorization forms for students who carry asthma inhalers or Epi pens must be renewed every school year. Please stop in the health office to pick up the required paper work for next year or you may download the forms from the school website. 

Any student who has received the Covid vaccine is asked to submit a copy of your vaccine card to the health office. 

SPORTS

Crusaders Lacrosse notched victory #4 yesterday with a hard-fought win against Immaculate Conception College Prep. The Crusaders final score was 9-3 and were led by 3 goals by Gavin Ward & 2 by Brennan O’Malley.

Single goals were by Gavin Flood, Jack McGuffage and Nick Matejko. Aidan O’Connor saved 12 of 15 shots and added 2 assists along with 2 by Nick Matejko, and single assists by Gavin Ward and Brennan O’Malley. 

GENERAL

Culver’s located in Evergreen Park is currently hiring students for various positions.  Please see the job bulletin board outside of the Dean’s Office or stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

All Juniors who have signed up for AP Chem for next year should stop by room 109 to pick up their summer packet.  You will fall behind next year without it.

Sign up for summer Drivers Education in the Deans’ office.  You will need your current Brother Rice ID.  Class will be held: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM- 10:30 AM, June 1 – June 18. 

Parking applications for the 2021-2022 school year are available in the Dean’s office.  If you plan on parking In the Brother Rice parking lot, you will need a parking tag.  

Authorization forms for students who carry asthma inhalers or Epi-pens must be renewed every school year. Please stop in the health office to pick up the required paperwork for next year or you may download the forms from the school website. 

Any student who has received the Covid vaccine is asked to submit a copy of your vaccine card to the health office. 

GENERAL

Attention Driver’s Ed class: There will be no class TODAY.  All students will be in class TOMORROW.

Parking applications for the 2021-2022 school year are available in the Dean’s office.  If you plan on parking In the Brother Rice parking lot, you will need a parking tag.  

Attention sophomores: Remember to order your Brother Rice official class ring TODAY and TOMORROW in the pool corridor at lunch period. Bring your order form and a $60 deposit. Herff Jones will size your finger 

SPORTS

Crusaders Lacrosse suffered a hard-fought 8-6 loss at DePaul College Prep on Saturday morning. Brother Rice were led by goalie Aidan O’Connor with14 saves on 22 shots and Crusaders goals were scored by Senior Brennan O’Malley with 2, Sophomore Nick Matejeko with 2, and single goals scored by Senior Paul Staudcher and Sophomore Jack Mcguffage. The Crusaders host Montini Catholic tomorrow at 6:00 looking for a win to add to their 2-2 season record.

On Saturday, six members of the track & field team competed in the 1600m run at St. Ignatius.  Eddie Burke was the event champion with a strong kick to pull away from the competition in the last 100m. Connor Melean, Charley Duggan, Jack Antonsen, & Charlie Walsh all joined the sub-5 club for the first time running big personal bests!  Sean McNally also ran under 5 minutes for the second straight week.  Today the team travels to Thornton.

The Bass Team will meet on Tuesday, May 11th at 6 PM in room 102. I will have the jerseys and hoodies you ordered. The following still have not picked up or paid for them Christian Glettenburg, Dustin Hahn, James Lynch, Jake Ryan, and Ryan Arbagey. You can call Mr. Lowery at 312-218-2399 for the amount owed.

GENERAL

Attention Driver’s Ed class: There will be no class TODAY.  All students will be in class TOMORROW.

Parking applications for the 2021-2022 school year are available in the Dean’s office.  If you plan on parking In the Brother Rice parking lot, you will need a parking tag.  

Attention sophomores: Remember to order your Brother Rice official class ring TODAY and TOMORROW in the pool corridor at lunch period. Bring your order form and a $60 deposit. Herff Jones will size your finger 

SPORTS

Crusaders Lacrosse suffered a hard-fought 8-6 loss at DePaul College Prep on Saturday morning. Brother Rice were led by goalie Aidan O’Connor with14 saves on 22 shots and Crusaders goals were scored by Senior Brennan O’Malley with 2, Sophomore Nick Matejeko with 2, and single goals scored by Senior Paul Staudcher and Sophomore Jack Mcguffage. The Crusaders host Montini Catholic tomorrow at 6:00 looking for a win to add to their 2-2 season record.

On Saturday, six members of the track & field team competed in the 1600m run at St. Ignatius.  Eddie Burke was the event champion with a strong kick to pull away from the competition in the last 100m. Connor Melean, Charley Duggan, Jack Antonsen, & Charlie Walsh all joined the sub-5 club for the first time running big personal bests!  Sean McNally also ran under 5 minutes for the second straight week.  Today the team travels to Thornton.

The Bass Team will meet on Tuesday, May 11th at 6 PM in room 102. I will have the jerseys and hoodies you ordered. The following still have not picked up or paid for them Christian Glettenburg, Dustin Hahn, James Lynch, Jake Ryan, and Ryan Arbagey. You can call Mr. Lowery at 312-218-2399 for the amount owed.

GENERAL

The Counseling Office has recently been notified of two job opportunities as follows:

Tootsie Roll Industries is hiring students for three different shifts for the summer.  Applicants must be 18 years old and available to work Monday through Friday with some overtime required on Saturdays.  The job entails various physical duties and you must be able to consistently lift 30-35 lbs and effectively use heavy and light equipment.

The Village of Alsip is hiring summer helpers for their Building, Water or Public Works Departments.  Applicants must be between the ages of 17 – 22.  This position will assist village operators in completing various tasks to include inspection, maintenance, and service to municipal infrastructures and services to the public.

If you are interested in either one of these positions, please stop by the Counseling Office or see the Job Bulletin Board outside of the Dean’s Office for additional information.  

Attention Driver’s Ed class: There will be no class May 6, 7, or 10.  All students will be in class Tuesday.

Attention sophomores. Remember to order your Brother Rice official class ring on Monday and Tuesday in the pool corridor at lunch period. Bring your order form and a $60 deposit. Herff Jones will size your finger 

SPORTS

Yesterday the Track & Field team competed in the six team Thornton Invite.  The Crusaders finished second overall. The 4×800 relay team of Jack Antonsen, Mikey Corcoran, Sean McNally, & Eddie Burke began the meet with a convincing victory.  Antonsen, Corcoran, Nehemiah Ray, & Burke also closed out the meet winning the 4×400 relay.  Second place performances came from the 4×200 team of Corcoran, Ray, Sean Maloney, & Antonsen as well as Julius Lujano in the discus.  Third place medals were earned by Marcus Kennedy in the high jump, Joe Spaitis in the discus, Adrian Campos in the triple jump, and the 4×100 team of Jake Maheras, Brinaro White, Maloney, & Ray.  Tomorrow the distance crew will race the 1600m at St. Ignatius.  The entire team returns to Thornton on Monday.  

 

GENERAL

Seniors can pick up their cap and gown on Thursday in the pool corridor during their lunch. You may also pick up your graduation tickets in the main office with Mrs. Diehl.

Seniors, please pick up your lawn sign and your shirt from the bookstore after school this week TODAY and TOMORROW. 

The Counseling Office has recently been notified of two job opportunities as follows:

Tootsie Roll Industries is hiring students for three different shifts for the summer.  Applicants must be 18 years old and available to work Monday through Friday with some overtime required on Saturdays.  The job entails various physical duties and you must be able to consistently lift 30-35 lbs and effectively use heavy and light equipment.

The Village of Alsip is hiring summer helpers for their Building, Water or Public Works Departments.  Applicants must be between the ages of 17 – 22.  This position will assist village operators in completing various tasks to include inspection, maintenance, and service to municipal infrastructures and services to the public.

If you are interested in either one of these positions, please stop by the Counseling Office or see the Job Bulletin Board outside of the Dean’s Office for additional information.  

Attention Driver’s Ed class: There will be no class May 6, 7, or 10.  All students will be in class Tuesday.

Attention sophomores. Remember to order your Brother Rice official class ring on Monday and Tuesday in the pool corridor at lunch period. Bring your order form and a $60 deposit. Herff Jones will size your finger 

SPORTS

In volleyball action last night, the Crusaders lost to the Redhawks on 3 of 4 levels.  The freshmen B squad were the only victorious team, outlasting their opponent 26-24, 24-26, 25-20.  Nice performances were handed in by P.J. Panarese, Ronan Culkin and Quinn Botta.  The A team lost a tight one, 25-18, 24-26, 18-25 with nice contributions from Conor Kenzinger and Will Murnane.

The sophomore and varsity teams lost in two sets, inflicting more damage on themselves with unforced errors than their opponents could hope to.  The Crusaders will travel to Wheaton tonight to take on the Spartans of St. Francis.  GO CRUSADERS!

Congratulations to the varsity tennis team on a great match at Lincoln-Way West yesterday. Senior Devlin Harris led the way with a 6-3, 6-3 win at #1 singles, while Colin Clisham was impressive in his #2 singles debut. DJ Carlos dropped a close match at #4 singles, but he gave his best effort in both sets.

GENERAL

Seniors can pick up their cap and gown on Thursday in the pool corridor during their lunch. You may also pick up your graduation tickets in the main office with Mrs. Diehl.

Seniors please pick up your lawn sign and your shirt from the bookstore after school this week on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 

Attention Crusaders! Mr. Alberts will be outside the pool tomorrow morning collecting donations for his Day of Giving Challenge. Remember if we get 200 students and faculty to make a donation before 9:00 am tomorrow Mr. Alberts and Mr. Donahue will jump the pool following the morning prayer service. You can also make donations online on the Crusader Day of Giving page. Let’s all chip in to make sure they make The Jump! Don’t forget there be a free dress down for the entire school on Thursday if we hit 200!

Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors you should have received an email from Mr. Prunckle last night with the link to the Student Council Election ballots. Make sure you vote for next year’s student council leadership! All ballots must be submitted by 11:59 PM on Tuesday, May 4th. If you did not receive a ballot via email, please see Mr. Prunckle.

Attention Juniors members of the National Honor Society: There is a mandatory meeting this Wednesday, May 5th, in the reference room of the library at 7:25 AM. All members are expected to attend.

SPORTS

Anyone interested in playing sophomore basketball and varsity basketball next year, there will be a mandatory meeting TODAY in the Theology Center after 8th period. If you cannot attend because of another sport, see coach Frasor in his office

“Attention Football Players: Any player who has not turned in their jerseys and equipment needs to do so IMMEDIATELY. A detention will be issued every day to those of you who have not turned in your equipment. Seniors: Prom and Graduation will be withheld from you if you do not return your equipment in a timely manner.” 

Last week, our Esports Program wrapped up its inaugural season. It was a very successful first season. We had 27 gentlemen compete on 6 teams in 3 different games. Our Madden21 team ended the year ranked 27 out of 71 teams. Our League of Legends team finished ranked 95 out of 178 teams. We had 4 teams compete playing Rocket League. TeamD finished ranked 414 out of 456, TeamC finished 258 out of 456, TeamB finished ranked 189 out of 456, and TeamA finished ranked 137 out of 456. 

Congratulations to all our teams on a great first season!! 

GENERAL

StudyPoint is offering an opportunity for students to take a free virtual practice test for one of the ACT and SAT exams.  Anyone who participates will also receive a free score analysis that breaks down how they did by section, question type, and content area so they can get a sense for where they might want to do some review prior to the exam. They run multiple practice tests each week. If you’re interested you can view available dates and register for a test on their website.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information

Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors you should have received an email from Mr. Prunckle last night with the link to the Student Council Election ballots. Make sure you vote for next year’s student council leadership! All ballots must be submitted by 11:59 PM on Tuesday, May 4th. If you did not receive a ballot via email, please see Mr. Prunckle.

There will be another dress down day tomorrow for all students who register as Fundraisers for the Crusader Day of Giving. Be sure to share your fundraising page with family and friends. Remember there are prizes for the top fundraisers. 

On Tuesday and Wednesday morning, Mr. Alberts will be in the pool corridor collecting donations for the Day of Giving. Mr. Alberts has also offered a free dress down day for the entire school if we reach the goal of 200. Please bring your donation in an envelope with your name and graduation year included. You can also make your donation online by visiting our Crusader Day of Giving page.

Attention Juniors members of the National Honor Society: There is a mandatory meeting this Wednesday, May 5th, in the reference room of the library at 7:25 AM. All members are expected to attend.

SPORTS

Crusader Lacrosse scored an opening day 9-5 victory over St. Laurence last Thursday. We were led by team captain and goalie Aidan O’Connor

with 9 saves, an assist, and a coast to coast goal. Senior captain Paul Stuadacher led all scorers with 3 goals, Nick Matejko with 2, and Gavin Ward, Jacob Surma, and Jack Tadevich. Crusaders Lacrosse still has 4 spots to fill for this season. Any student interested should contact Coach Haggerty immediately at thaggerty@brrice.org.

Crusaders Lacrosse added another win on Saturday vs Providence Catholic 7-3. Leading scorer was Brennan O’Malley with 3 goals and single goals by Nick Matejko, Long Pole Defenders Jacob Wizgird, Dan Hernandez, and Brian Doligale were resilient matching Providence’s physical style of play. On Tuesday, the Crusaders travel to Mt. Carmel looking for their 3rd win.

Last week, our Esports Program wrapped up its inaugural season. It was a very successful first season. We had 27 gentlemen compete on 6 teams in 3 different games. Our Madden21 team ended the year ranked 27 out 71 teams. Our League of Legends team finished ranked 95 out of 178 teams. We had 4 teams compete playing Rocket League. TeamD finished ranked 414 out of 456, TeamC finished 258 out of 456, TeamB finished ranked 189 out of 456 and TeamA finished ranked 137 out of 456. 

Congratulations to all our teams on a great first season!! 

Those interested in trying out for the sophomore and varsity basketball teams next season must attend a mandatory meeting on Monday, May 3 or Tuesday, May 4 right after school in the theology center. If you cannot make the meeting for some reason, please see Coach Frasor.

Rugby practice this week will be Tuesday & Thursday 6:15-8PM and Wednesday 8-9PM.  New players are welcome.

The Bass Team will meet TONIGHT in Room 102 at 6 PM.

GENERAL

ATTENTION SENIORS:  The Counseling Office is still accepting award letters.  This includes every scholarship (academic, athletic, or private) you were offered by any college – even ones you will not be attending.  Please turn these in ASAP to Mrs. Jantz or any counselor.

DePaul University’s Theatre School is offering a Virtual Summer High School Training Program.  This is a non-college credit program that prepares students who are entering 11th or 12th grade for the college audition and interview process.  If you would like to learn more about this program, please stop by the Counseling Office. 

OSF Little Company of Mary Hospital located in Evergreen Park has a job opportunity for students who are interested in being a pharmacy technician.  Currently there are two-weekend positions open and the shifts vary.  If you are interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

Students, please look for an email regarding the evaluation of your science teacher. Please fill in this short evaluation by the end of the week.

The Brother Rice Drama Club will meet on Wednesday this week in the cafeteria at 2:15 PM.  Current members and students interested in joining the club next year are welcome to attend.  Please see Mr. Rolence in Room 204 with any questions.

SPORTS

TODAY’S tennis match vs. St. Laurence has been cancelled. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Those interested in trying out for the sophomore and varsity basketball teams next season must attend a mandatory meeting on Monday, May 3 or Tuesday, May 4 right after school in the theology center. If you cannot make the meeting for some reason, please see Coach Frasor.

Congratulations to 2021 All-Catholic Blue Football Players.  This is truly a honor to be recognized in one of the oldest High School conferences in the country and one of top conferences in the country.  On behalf of Br. Rice football program we are very proud you and your accomplishments this spring season. The All-Catholic league players are the following:

Myles Jones, Ryan Whelan, Dwayne Moorehead, Willie Shaw, KJ Love, Luke Murphy and Jack Lausch 

Rugby practice this week will be Tuesday & Thursday 6:15-8PM and Wednesday 8-9PM.  New players are welcome.

The Bass Team will meet TONIGHT in Room 102 at 6 PM.

GENERAL

OSF Little Company of Mary Hospital located in Evergreen Park has a job opportunity for students who are interested in being a pharmacy technician.  Currently there are two weekend positions open and the shifts vary.  If you are interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

SPORTS

Congratulations to your Crusader Football team with a great victory over Mt. Carmel 20-13. The defense set the tone by stopping the Caravans running game by dominating the line of scrimmage. The D-Line was led by Ryan Whelan, Kevin Frazier, Jack Mallon, Trey Pierce & Matt Kramer.  There were big plays on offense led by RB- Willie Shaw who rushed for 167 yds on 15 carries with a big TD run for 57yds.  QB-Jack Lausch had a great day on the ground with 25 carries and 125 rushing yards with a TD. In the air, Lausch hit Khary Shaw in the back of the end zone for the winning TD with 3 minutes to go in the game.  The Crusaders finished with a 4-2 record playing one of the toughest schedules in the state and also had a final ranking #5 in the state to close out the season. Thank you again to our 20 Seniors on a great 4yrs! You have made your mark at BR and wish you nothing but the best in your new endeavors.  

Reminder: TODAY- All  Varsity players need to report to the locker room after school TODAY to return all equipment and clean out locker.  

Freshman and sophomore football players will turn in equipment, TODAY and TOMORROW, after the 7th and 8h period. All football players should clear out of the locker room by Wednesday at the latest. 

In volleyball action this past Saturday, the Varsity team won their own Quad Tournament.  They started out the day by defeating the Vikings of Homewood-Flossmoor 25-10, 25-18.  They took on the Stagg Chargers in the second round and won 25-17, 25-16.  The final match pitted our Crusaders against the undefeated Lincoln-Way West Warriors.  The Crusaders jumped out to a big lead only to let the Warriors claw their way back in off of unforced errors.  The Crusaders finally won the first set 28-26 and coasted in the second set 25-17.

The Crusaders had a complete team effort and were led by Kevin Fiedler with 29 kills and 8 aces, Marty McKee with 16 kills and 7 blocks and Sean Hollander with 72 assists and 3 aces.

The Crusaders will start their CCL schedule on the road at Loyola tomorrow at 6PM.  Good Luck Crusaders!

TODAY will be the last opportunity to join our Crusaders Lacrosse Team. It is a short 5 week season and we are looking for athletes who wish to increase their flexibility, agility, and foot speed related to their primary sport.

All equipment, new uniforms and practice pinny will be provided for including 45 minutes of individualized instruction for new players. Come help us build the foundation for greatness!

Rugby practice this week will be Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 6:15-8PM and Wednesday 8-9PM.  New players are welcome.

The Bass Team will meet TOMORROW in Room 102 at 6 PM.

GENERAL

ATTENTION SENIORS:  The deadline for the Marquette Bank Scholarship application has been extended until tomorrow, April 23rd.  If you have any questions or still need an application, please stop by the Counseling Office.

Attention seniors:  This is your LAST CHANCE to fill in your senior survey for the yearbook!  Please check your email for a message from Miss Pacetti.  If you don’t fill out the survey, the yearbook will only list your name and grade school on the senior pages.  LAST DAY to complete the survey is TOMORROW.

All Edmund Rice Camp counselors and anyone interested in being a counselor:  we will have an important planning meeting this Sunday, April 25th starting at noon.  Please invite your parents to attend.  See Mr. Augustyn or Mrs. England with any questions.

Edmund Rice Camp is selling Albanese gummy bears as a fundraiser. Stop by the bookstore to purchase regular, sour, or peach ring gummies. Each pack is three dollars. Thank you for your support!

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

I.B.E.W. Local 9 and the Middle States Electrical Contractors Association will be accepting applications to the Outdoor Electrical Worker/Line Maintainer Apprenticeship Program.  Registration will take place on May 17th and May 24th.  Applicants must be at least 18 years old.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information. 

Applications are still available in the Counseling Office for the “Moms Helping Moms – The Legacy Continues” scholarship being offered through the Alumni Moms Club.  This scholarship is open to current or incoming Brother Rice students whose mother/female guardian is the primary financial support of the family.  Current students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA and incoming freshmen students must have a C+ average. The deadline for submission is TOMORROW, April 23rd so please return completed applications to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  Scholarship recipients will be notified and the award will be applied to next year’s tuition.

SPORTS

It has been almost 2 years since the Crusader anglers hit the water due to Covid but the team came out strong.  Next tournament is the IHSA Sectionals on My 6th

Attention all of those interested in wrestling: Practice will be every day this week starting at 2:30PM in the wrestling room. 

Rugby practice will be TONIGHT at 7:30 PM in the stadium.  New players are welcome.

In volleyball action last night, the Crusaders swept the Riverside-Brookfield Bulldogs on all levels.  The Freshmen won three straight sets 25-20, 25-9, and 25-19.  Nice performances were handed in by Will Murnane and Timmy Arundel on the outside and Roman Rzeszutko at setter.

The Sophomore squad came out a little sluggish but found their way to victory in a three game marathon, 22-25, 25-23 and 25-20.  The Sophomores were led by Sean Stalker, Matt Buschman and Dominic Heidy.

The Varsity came out of the gates strong and never looked back defeating the Bulldogs 25-18, 25-22.  The Crusaders were led by Joe Pfeiffer with 5 kills, Marty McKee with 5 kills and Sean Hollander and Kade VanAssen with a combined 25 assists.  

The Varsity will host a Quad Tournament this coming weekend against Stagg, H-F and Lincoln-Way West.  Good Luck Crusaders!!!

GENERAL

Drivers Education begins today in room 216 at 2:20 PM.  You are in class with your Maroon or Orange group. 

All Edmund Rice Camp counselors and anyone interested in being a counselor:  we will have an important planning meeting this Sunday, April 25th starting at noon.  Please invite your parents to attend.  See Mr. Augustyn or Mrs. England with any questions.

Attention Scholastic Bowl members. Please remember that we will gather in the library after school TOMORROW to celebrate this year’s season. Please email Mrs. England with any questions or concerns. See you there!

Edmund Rice Camp is selling Albanese gummy bears as a fundraiser. Stop by the bookstore to purchase regular, sour, or peach ring gummies. Each pack is three dollars. Thank you for your support!

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

Schillings located in Mokena is hosting a hiring event on Thursday, April 22nd from 2:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  There are a variety of positions available for students so please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

Applications are still available in the Counseling Office for the “Moms Helping Moms – The Legacy Continues” scholarship being offered through the Alumni Moms Club.  This scholarship is open to current or incoming Brother Rice students whose mother/female guardian is the primary financial support of the family.  Current students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA and incoming freshmen students must have a C+ average. The deadline for submission is Friday, April 23rd so please return completed applications to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  Scholarship recipients will be notified and the award will be applied to next year’s tuition.

SPORTS

Congratulations to the Varsity football team with a big win over Carmel Catholic 40-7.  The offense rushed for over 350 yards, dominating performance from the O-Line and supporting cast led by Max Mallon,  Luke Murphy, Carter McAllily, Jackson Judeh, Patrick Galehar, Henry Boyer, and Luke Kedzierski.  There were 3 rushing TD’s, (2) TD’s from Willie Shaw & (1) by Jack Lausch.  In the air Jack Lausch threw (2) TD’s (1) to Dwayne Moorehaed and (1) to Khary Shaw.  On special teams, the “VOLCANO TEAM”, the kickoff return did a great job and scored on a 75 yd return from Khary Shaw to start the 2nd half.  It was a great team performance and the Crusaders are peaking at the right time as we close out the season this coming Friday night.  Friday night is also “Senior Night” and kickoff is at 6:00P.M. We want this to be a special evening so we would love to have as many faculty, staff, and of course Crusader Crazies come out as possible to support our team. 

The freshman football defeated Carmel Catholic frosh/soph team 33 to 12 this past Saturday. Marcus Brown rushed for a touchdown while Quarterbacks Ryan Hartz and Casey Giemzik each threw touchdown passes to Rudy Perez and Rickey Taylor. Ryan Hartz rushed for a TD while Ronan Culkin connected on a pair of early field goals and was perfect on his point after kicks also. Leo Niksic and Jimmy Czerwinski (pronounced like SIRWINSKI), each had key interceptions. The freshman will close out the spring season Thursday, @ 4:30, @ home, vs. Mount Carmel. 

Attention all of those interested in wrestling: Practice will be every day this week starting at 2:30PM in the wrestling room. 

Rugby practice this week will be held Tuesday 4/21, Wednesday 4/22, and Thursday 4/23 at 7:30 PM in the stadium.  New players are welcome.

GENERAL

Kairos 156 quarter zips are in. See Mr. Augustyn in room 117. 

Edmund Rice Camp is selling Albanese gummy bears as a fundraiser. Stop by the bookstore to purchase regular, sour, or peach ring gummies. Each pack is three dollars. Thank you for your support!

Attention Seniors! Mr. Creed sent you an email asking for your t-shirt size. Please fill out the incredibly brief survey to receive your Class of 2021 t-shirt! The survey closes at 3pm TODAY!

The College Board is hosting two additional virtual college fairs this month.  BigFuture Day for Midwest colleges is this Sunday, April 18th and Big Future Day Southeast is Thursday, April 29th.  If you wish to register for either one of these events, please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information. 

Seniors are reminded that there is still time to apply for the Marquette Bank Scholarship.  The deadline for this application is April 21st so please stop by the Counseling Office if you are still interested.  Please remember to continue checking Naviance for updated scholarships.  Three new scholarships were just added this week which include the Better Business Bureau Education Foundation Scholarship, the Southwest Bar Association Scholarship and the Pursuit of Happiness Scholarship for students who plan to attend the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign this fall.  

All students taking the ACT this Saturday MUST present an ID and their ACT ticket to enter the school. Please print your ACT ticket ASAP to discover if there are any issues. All students will park in the West Lot and enter through the Main Office entrance. If there are any issues, please contact the Counseling Office.

Camp Lawrence is currently looking for applicants who may be interested in one of their camp counselor positions. This camp is a Catholic youth overnight camp program located in Valparaiso, Indiana that runs mid-June through July and works with children ages 7 – 14 from Northwest Indiana and the Chicago land area.  If you are interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.    

Student Council Office Elections are right around the corner. Declare your candidacy for President, Vice-President, Treasurer, or Secretary by this Friday, April 16th. See the posters hanging around the halls or speak to Mr. Prunckle for more information. 

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  Class will begin April 19 at 2:20 PM.  Student will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule. Money is due by Friday or the class will be cancelled. 

Ultimate Frisbee practice will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 3 – 4:30 unless otherwise noted. If you are not involved in any sports currently feel free to stop by! New members welcome. We will meet in the band room before heading to the field. See Ms. Sullivan or Mr. Z with any questions.

SPORTS

The Varsity Baseball Team won their first 2 games of the Steven Bajenski Tournament this week to open up the season.  Monday the Crusaders beat Sandburg 11-5 and Tuesday they defeated Lockport 8-4.  Cam Hill and Luke Lawrence have headlined an offense that has gotten off to a great start, while Ben Guzek, Sebastian Barrera, and Arturo Mora have all pitched well.  The Crusaders will play Marian Catholic tonight @ Ozinga Field in Crestwood in the Semi Final game @ 4:30pm.  

The JV team defeated St. Rita last night in comeback fashion 11-10 after falling to St. Laurence on Monday.  Trent Guzek, Chris Daugherty, Mack Whitcomb, and Matt Spell have all played well.  JV will play at Mt. Carmel today at 4:30

This afternoon the tennis mini-bus will leave for Moraine Valley at 2:30 and return at 4:30. See Coach Vogt with questions.

All varsity football players, you can purchase 4 tickets for Friday’s home game.  Coach Frasor will be selling tickets out of his office.  Tickets will be $5 each.  

All SENIOR students – We will be selling 100 tickets on a first come, first serve basis.  Please see Coach Frasor to purchase a ticket. 

Rugby practice will be held TONIGHT from 6:00 – 7:30PM on the stadium field.  New players are welcome.

GENERAL

Kairos 4th day will take place after school today in the chapel. All kaironians are welcome. 

Kairos 156 quarter zips are in. See Mr. Augustyn in room 117. 

Edmund Rice Camp is selling Albanese gummy bears as a fundraiser. Stop by the bookstore to purchase regular, sour, or peach ring gummies. Each pack is three dollars. Thank you for your support!

Students in Mr. Vogt’s 3rd and 4th period classes should report to the Theology Center at the beginning of class today.

Attention winter and spring sport athletes:  Sport portraits will be taken in the north gym and cafeteria starting at 3 p.m. TODAY.  Please check the schedule poster on the wall next to the bookstore for your scheduled team time.

Attention Seniors:  Please complete the senior survey as soon as possible!  See the email Ms. Pacetti sent you to find the link.

Attention Seniors: Mr. Creed sent you an email asking for your t-shirt size. Please fill out the incredibly brief survey to receive your Class of 2021 t-shirt! The survey closes at 3PM on Thursday.

The College Board is hosting two additional virtual college fairs this month.  BigFuture Day for Midwest colleges is this Sunday, April 18th and Big Future Day Southeast is Thursday, April 29th.  If you wish to register for either one of these events, please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information. 

Seniors are reminded that there is still time to apply for the Marquette Bank Scholarship.  The deadline for this application is April 21st so please stop by the Counseling Office if you are still interested.  Please remember to continue checking Naviance for updated scholarships.  Three new scholarships were just added this week which include the Better Business Bureau Education Foundation Scholarship, the Southwest Bar Association Scholarship and the Pursuit of Happiness Scholarship for students who plan to attend the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign this fall.  

All students taking the ACT this Saturday MUST present an ID and their ACT ticket to enter the school. Please print your ACT ticket ASAP to discover if there are any issues. All students will park in the West Lot and enter through the Main Office entrance. If there are any issues, please contact the Counseling Office.

The Oak Lawn Park District is currently looking for Camp Counselors for our Youth Day Camp Program. Applicants should be highly motivated, energetic and work well with children. Camp is scheduled from June 14th-August 6th with mandatory training taking place between June 1st and June 11th. This job is a great opportunity to get active and outside in the summer and become a role model for the younger generation of children. Interested applicants should submit their applications to the Oak View Center (4625 W. 110th Street) or email them to daycamp@olparks.com.

Camp Lawrence is currently looking for applicants who may be interested in one of their camp counselor positions. This camp is a Catholic youth overnight camp program located in Valparaiso, Indiana that runs mid-June through July and works with children ages 7 – 14 from Northwest Indiana and the Chicago land area.  If you are interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.    

Art Club will meet TODAY immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Spanish Club will meet TODAY immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Creative Writing Club will NOT meet this week. See Coach Vogt with questions

Student Council Office Elections are right around the corner. Declare your candidacy for President, Vice-President, Treasurer, or Secretary by this Friday, April 16th. See the posters hanging around the halls or speak to Mr. Prunckle for more information. 

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  Class will begin April 19 at 2:20 PM.  Student will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule. Money is due by Friday or the class will be cancelled. 

Ultimate Frisbee practice will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 3 – 4:30 unless otherwise noted. If you are not involved in any sports currently feel free to stop by! New members welcome. We will meet in the band room before heading to the field. See Ms. Sullivan or Mr. Z with any questions.

SPORTS

Over spring break and the past few days, our Esports teams had a lot of success. Our League of Legends team went 4-2 and currently sit ranked 62 out of 179 in our region, holding on to a playoff spot. For our Rocket League teams, Team A went 3-0 and sit ranked 53 out of 424 teams in our region and are also in a playoff spot as well. Team B went 6-1, Team C went 4-3. Our Madden21 Team went 2-0 and are sitting in a playoff spot being ranked 32 out of 60 teams. All teams have crucial matches this week that could decide playoff spots for some of them.  Playoffs will start the week of April 26th 

Coach Vaughan our new golf coach will be hosting a meeting after school TODAY for all students that are interested in the golf team. The meeting will be in the Theology Center.

VARSITY FOOTBALL PICTURES WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 14th before practice.  PLEASE MEET IN THE CAFE BY 3:05 P.M.  WE WILL BE WEARING ALL MAROON UNIFORMS!  ALL PLAYERS MUST BE CLEANED SHAVEN, NO EARRINGS, OR HEADGEAR ON! 

Rugby practice will be held TONIGHT from 7:30 – 9:00PM and TOMORROW from 6:00 – 7:30PM on the stadium field.  New players are welcome.

ATTENTION: Any freshman that missed tryouts for volleyball over Spring Break, but are still interested in playing—Please see Coach Dwyer in Room 201 as soon as possible.

GENERAL

Attention seniors:  Please complete the senior survey as soon as possible!  See the email Ms. Pacetti sent you to find the link.

Attention Seniors! Mr. Creed sent you an email asking for your t-shirt size. Please fill out the incredibly brief survey to receive your Class of 2021 t-shirt! The survey closes at 3PM on Thursday.

All students taking the ACT this Saturday MUST present an ID and their ACT ticket to enter the school. Please print your ACT ticket ASAP to discover if there are any issues. All students will park in the West Lot and enter through the Main Office entrance. If there are any issues, please contact the Counseling Office.

The Oak Lawn Park District is currently looking for Camp Counselors for our Youth Day Camp Program. Applicants should be highly motivated, energetic and work well with children. Camp is scheduled from June 14th-August 6th with mandatory training taking place between June 1st and June 11th. This job is a great opportunity to get active and outside in the summer and become a role model for the younger generation of children. Interested applicants should submit their applications to the Oak View Center (4625 W. 110th Street) or email them to daycamp@olparks.com.

Attention winter and spring athletes:  Sport pictures will be taken on Wednesday, April 14, starting at 3 p.m.  Please check your email for a message from Ms. Pacetti for more information.

Art Club will meet TODAY and TOMORROW immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Spanish Club will meet TODAY and TOMORROW immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Creative Writing Club will NOT meet this week. See Coach Vogt with questions

Student Council Office Elections are right around the corner. Declare your candidacy for President, Vice-President, Treasurer, or Secretary by this Friday, April 16th. See the posters hanging around the halls or speak to Mr. Prunckle for more information. 

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  Class will begin April 19 at 2:20 PM.  Student will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule. Money is due by Friday or the class will be cancelled.

SPORTS

Coach Vaughan our new golf coach will be hosting a meeting after school TODAY and TOMORROW for all students that are interested in the golf team. The meeting will be in the Theology Center.

The Bass Team will meet TONIGHT at 6:00 PM in Room 102.

VARSITY FOOTBALL PICTURES WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 14th before practice.  PLEASE MEET IN THE CAFE BY 3:05 P.M.  WE WILL BE WEARING ALL MAROON UNIFORMS!  ALL PLAYERS MUST BE CLEANED SHAVEN, NO EARRINGS, OR HEADGEAR ON! 

Rugby practice will be held TOMORROW from 7:30 – 9:00PM and Thursday from 6:00 – 7:30PM on the stadium field.  New players are welcome.

ATTENTION! Any freshman that missed tryouts for volleyball over Spring Break, but are still interested in playing—Please see Coach Dwyer in Room 201 as soon as possible.

GENERAL

Attention winter and spring athletes:  Sport pictures will be taken on Wednesday, April 14, starting at 3 p.m.  Please check your email for a message from Ms. Pacetti for more information.  

Art Club will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday this week immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Spanish Club will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday this week immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Student Council Office Elections are right around the corner. Declare your candidacy for President, Vice-President, Treasurer, or Secretary by this Friday, April 16th. See the posters hanging around the halls or speak to Mr. Prunckle for more information. 

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  The class will begin on April 19 at 2:20 PM. Students will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule. Money is due by Friday or the class will be canceled.

SPORTS

Congratulations to your Varsity Crusader Football team on a 52-44 win over the St. Laurence Vikings.   It’s was great team effort. The Offense broke thru for a big night starting the Offensive line, that lead the way with multiple TD’s by Jack Lausch & Willie Shaw and TD reception by Dwayne Moorehead.  The special teams units had a great great night led by Jack Welniak and Damion Hall.  The defense created 4 turnovers that led to 24 pts.   The Crusader play at home this week on Friday night vs. Carmel Catholic at 6:00 p.m.   

The Bass Team will meet TOMORROW at 6:00 PM in Room 102.

GENERAL

Attention seniors:  You were sent an email from Ms. Pacetti regarding the 2021 Senior Survey.  Please check your email and respond as soon as possible.

Attention Edmund Rice Camp counselors. If you need to pick up gummy bears, stop in the library at the end of seventh period or eighth period TODAY.

Scholastic Bowl members please check Schoology for an important update.

 

Attention Students!  The Politics Club will meet today immediately after school in room 220 to discuss today’s hottest issues.  Come let your voice be heard, and learn how others are thinking!  Come meet us today after school in room 220.

Any student registered for the spring Academic Approach ACT prep class should pick up their materials today in the Counseling Office.

ATTENTION SENIORS:  

Applications for the Marquette Bank Scholarship are still available in the Counseling Office.  The criteria for the scholarship is community service, financial need and scholastic achievement.  This is a one-time scholarship which is good for any educational program after high school.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for an application. 

 If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

Applications are available in the Counseling Office for the “Moms Helping Moms – The Legacy Continues” scholarship being offered through the Alumni Moms Club.  This scholarship is open to current or incoming Brother Rice students whose mother/female guardian is the primary financial support of the family.  Current students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA and incoming freshmen students must have a C+ average. Scholarship recipients will be notified and the award will be applied to next year’s tuition.  

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  Class will begin April 19 at 2:20 PM.  Student will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule.  Adjustments may be made when students are back in the building.  

SPORTS

Yesterday afternoon our League of Legends Esports team defeated the Demons from Bismark High School North Dakota, 2 games to none. This moves our team up in the standings to #92 out of 178 teams. Well done guys!! 

 

The intramural tennis bus will leave school today at 2:40 and return at 4:15. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Attention all wrestlers, open mats will resume today at 230pm in the wrestling room.

The freshman football team will play their first games on Coach Tom Mitchell field this Thursday morning, vs. Loyola, @ 9:30,am  followed by the freshman B game @ 11:30am. You can tune into BRTV for all the action.

The official start of the track & field season is on Monday, April 5th.  Practice will be at 10AM.  All necessary paperwork must be completed in order to participate.  Track & field is a sport for all athletes and will increase your speed, jumping ability, and exposure to college coaches in all sports!  Any questions, please see Coach Wazio in room 212.   

Coach Vaughan our new golf coach will be hosting a meeting after school on Tuesday, April 13th and Wednesday, April 14th for all students that are interested in the golf team. The meeting will be in the Theology Center.

ATTENTION all those interested in trying out for volleyball.  Tryouts will be held in the gym on April 5th, THE DAY AFTER EASTER!  Freshmen will go from 9-10:30, sophomores from 10:30-12 and Varsity from noon to 1:30. All students not in a Current Sport are welcome.  Please see Coach Dwyer with any questions

GENERAL

Any student registered for the spring Academic Approach ACT prep class should pick up their materials today in the Counseling Office.

ATTENTION SENIORS:  

Applications for the Marquette Bank Scholarship are still available in the Counseling Office.  The criteria for the scholarship is community service, financial need and scholastic achievement.  This is a one-time scholarship which is good for any educational program after high school.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for an application. 

 If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

Applications are available in the Counseling Office for the “Moms Helping Moms – The Legacy Continues” scholarship being offered through the Alumni Moms Club.  This scholarship is open to current or incoming Brother Rice students whose mother/female guardian is the primary financial support of the family.  Current students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA and incoming freshmen students must have a C+ average. Scholarship recipients will be notified and the award will be applied to next year’s tuition.  

ATTENTION SENIORS:  There is a job opportunity for seasonal work this summer at Warren Oil Company.  Applicants must be at least 18 years old to apply and must have a valid driver’s license.  Please see the job bulletin board outside of the Dean’s Office or stop by the Counseling Office for additional information. 

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  Class will begin April 19 at 2:20 PM.  Student will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule.  Adjustments may be made when students are back in the building.  

Creative Writing Club will meet TODAY after school in Room 100. All are welcome; see Coach Vogt with questions.

SPORTS

The sophomore football team lost a tough one to Marist on Saturday 7-0. There was an outstanding team effort throughout the game! The sophs take on Loyola at home Thursday at 1:30 pm.

In a hard-fought battle the water polo team lost yesterday 18 to 14 to Loyola Academy. Congratulations to Zack Figus who led in scoring for the Crusaders with 6 goals. 

Attention all Wrestlers: There will be no open mat TODAY.  Open mat practice will resume TOMORROW after dismissal.

A reminder that track speed workouts will be TODAY (maroon) at 2:30 PM. 

The official start of the track & field season is on Monday, April 5th.  Practice will be at 10 AM.  All necessary paperwork must be completed in order to participate.  Track & Field is a sport for all athletes and will increase your speed, jumping ability, and exposure to college coaches in all sports!  Any questions, please see Coach Wazio in room 212.   

There will be rugby practice TONIGHT from 7:30 – 9 PM on the football field.  New players are welcome.  

Coach Vaughan our new golf coach will be hosting a meeting after school on Tuesday, April 13th, and Wednesday, April 14th for all students interested in the golf team in the Theology Center.

GENERAL

ATTENTION SENIORS:  There is a job opportunity for seasonal work this summer at Warren Oil Company.  Applicants must be at least 18 years old to apply and must have a valid driver’s license.  Please see the job bulletin board outside of the Dean’s Office or stop by the Counseling Office for additional information. 

Sign up for Drivers Education in the Dean’s office.  The class will begin on April 19 at 2:20 PM.  Students will follow their Maroon and Orange schedule.  Adjustments may be made when students are back in the building.  

Creative Writing Club will meet TUESDAY after school in Room 100. All are welcome; see Coach Vogt with questions.

SPORTS

The Varsity Football Team had a tough battle Friday night as they came up short at the end vs 115th 20-16.  Your #9 ranked Crusaders will be taking on #1 Ranked Loyola Ramblers this Thursday night at 4:00 P.M for our first home game of the season.  

This past Saturday, a few track athletes competed in the ‘Chicago Indoor Finale’ at Gately.  Freshman Charley Duggan ran a personal best time in the mile to place him #8 on the all-time list.  Mikey Corcoran ran a season-best in the 800m.  His time now ranks him #15 in school history.  

A reminder that track speed workouts for this week will be today (orange) & tomorrow (maroon) at 2:30 pm. 

The official start of the track & field season is one week from today on Monday, April 5th.  Practice will be at 10 am.  All necessary paperwork must be completed in order to participate.  Track & field is a sport for all athletes and will increase your speed, jumping ability, and exposure to college coaches in all sports!  Any questions, please see Coach Wazio in room 212.   

There will be rugby practice on Tuesday 3/30 7:30 – 9 PM on the football field.  New players are welcome.  

Coach Vaughan our new golf coach will be hosting a meeting after school on Tuesday, April 13th and Wednesday, April 14th for all students interested in the golf team. Location of the meeting is forthcoming.

GENERAL

The final registration deadline for the April 17 ACT test is this Friday, March 26. A late fee is required. This test can be taken at Brother Rice. Please see your counselor for more information.

SPORTS

Attention athletes: You received an email last week from Ms. Pacetti telling you that fall and winter sport pictures will be taken on Friday, March 26, after school. Please read the email carefully to make sure you understand all the information.  If you have any questions, please email Ms. Pacetti.

There will be mandatory meetings for everyone interested in playing tennis this year TODAY. The meetings will take place in Room 100 immediately after school, and athletes currently participating in sports SHOULD attend before going to practice. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Rugby practice will be held TONIGHT from 7:30-9 P.M. on the football field.  New players are welcome. 

Any student who missed the volleyball meeting last week, but is still interested in playing this Spring, please see Coach Dwyer this week!

There will be a volleyball open gym from 5:30-7PM, tonight in the South Gym

The track & field season officially starts in two weeks (Monday, April 5th).  There will be a very brief informational meeting TODAY (maroon) & Thursday (orange) for all members of this year’s team.  All necessary paperwork must be completed to begin practice.  Any questions, see Coach Wazio in room 212.  

Support your Crusader football team in the Battle of Pulaski by watching all three levels online this week. Our varsity kicks off on Friday, @ 6pm @ Marist, while the freshman and sophomores play back to back @ Marist on Saturday, 9:30 and 11:30am. You can find the stream on our Brother Rice Football twitter page.

GENERAL

Art Club and Spanish Club will meet TODAY immediately after 8th period in Room 207 until 3:00 P.M.

Applications are available in the Counseling Office for the “Moms Helping Moms – The Legacy Continues” scholarship being offered through the Alumni Moms Club.

This scholarship is open to current or incoming Brother Rice students

whose mother/female guardian is the primary financial support of the family.  Current students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA and incoming freshmen students must have a C+ average.   Scholarship recipients will be notified and the award will be applied to next year’s tuition.

SPORTS

Congratulations to the freshman football team on defeating a tough Providence Celtics team, 20 to nothing on Friday night. The defense led the way, forcing four Providence turnovers. A solid group effort. The offense was led by Marcus Brown, with two rushing touchdowns, while Mike DeMatteo added one. Ryan Hartz connected with Ronan Culkin on a 37 yard strike to set up the second Crusader touchdown. The freshman will travel to Marist this Saturday, at 9:30am. All games can be viewed online. Cheer on the Crusaders from the comforts of your home.

The Sophomore Football team started out the season on a great note defeating Providence’s JV team 24-14. QB Mike Bos led the team with 2 rushing TDs while Sam Klinger added a rushing TD and a 35 yd FG. The defense was solid all day! The Sophs will travel to Marist Saturday at 11:30 am to take on the Redhawks.

Congratulations to your Varsity Crusader Football Team as they went on the road and beat Providence Catholic with a 28-7 victory.  The offense and defense line’s dominated the line scrimmage all night long. The O-Line was led by Max Mallon, Carter McAilly, Jackson Judeh, Luke Murphy, Pat Galeher, and Big Jack O’Connell.  The d-line had 6 sacks led by Kevin Frazier, Ryan Whelan, Sean Mahanes, Jack Mallon, and Matt Kramer.  The play of game was in the 3rd quarter with a pick “6” by Jr linebacker Rolando Sepluveda.  Support your Crusader football team in the Battle of Pulaski by watching all three levels online this week. Our varsity kicks off on Friday, @ 6pm @ Marist, while the freshman and sophomores play back to back @ Marist on Saturday, 9:30 and 11:30am. You can find the stream on our Brother Rice Football Twitter page.

Attention athletes: You received an email last week from Ms. Pacetti telling you that fall and winter sport pictures will be taken on Friday, March 26, after school. Please read the email carefully to make sure you understand all the information.  If you have any questions, please email Ms. Pacetti.

There will be mandatory meetings for everyone interested in playing tennis this year TODAY and TOMORROW. The meetings will take place in Room 100 immediately after school, and athletes currently participating in sports SHOULD attend before going to practice. See Coach Vogt with questions.

New Crusaders Head Lacrosse Coach Mr. Haggerty will be at all lunches TODAY.  If you have any interest in playing this spring, he will have our new helmets and uniforms on display.  Any new player who wishes to try lacrosse for the 1st time this spring, will be given all the needed equipment free of charge.  All current players should stop by to get their evaluation sheets and talk about practice and game schedules.

Rugby practice will be held TOMORROW from 7:30-9 P.M. on the football field.  New players are welcome. 

Any student who missed the volleyball meeting last week, but is still interested in playing this Spring, please see Coach Dwyer this week!

This past Saturday, two members of the track & field team competed in the Cabin Fever invite at Chicago’s new Gately indoor track.  Sean McNally ran a personal best time in the 2 mile, while Nehemiah Ray posted the #2 time in school history for the 200m.  

The track & field season officially starts in two weeks (Monday, April 5th).  There will be a very brief informational meeting TOMORROW (maroon) & Thursday (orange) for all members of this year’s team.  All necessary paperwork must be completed to begin practice.  Any questions, see Coach Wazio in room 212.  

The Bass Team will meet TONIGHT in room 102 at 6:00 PM.

Attention ALL wrestlers:  Open mats will resume TODAY at 2:30PM in the wrestling room

GENERAL

Edmund Rice Camp counselors will have a general planning meeting this Sunday, March 21st from 12:00-1:30.  Meet in the main foyer.  New counselors are still welcome.

Creative Writing Club will meet TODAY after school in Room 100. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Art Club and Spanish Club will meet on Monday and Tuesday next week immediately after 8th period in Room 207 until 3:00 p.m.

SPORTS

Attention athletes: You received an email yesterday from Ms. Pacetti telling you that our yearbook photographer will be here after school on Friday, March 26, to take photos of fall and winter sports athletes. Please read the email carefully to make sure you understand all the information.  If you have any questions, please email Ms. Pacetti.

Is anyone interested in being a Baseball Team Manager this spring?  We are looking for someone at all 3 levels.  Please see Coach McBride in his office if you have an interest.

Any freshman basketball player who ordered from the team shop can pick their stuff up from Coach Klutch in room 21

There will be mandatory meetings for everyone interested in playing tennis this year on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of next week. The meetings will take place in Room 100 immediately after school, and athletes currently participating in sports SHOULD attend before going to practice. See Coach Vogt with questions.

GENERAL

Edmund Rice Camp counselors will have a general planning meeting this Sunday, March 21st from 12:00-1:30.  Meet in the main foyer.  New counselors are still welcome.

Registration for the spring Academic Approach ACT Prep Class closes on Sunday, March 21. The class will prepare students to take the June 12th test. Academic Approach is free to any Chicago resident and costs $320 for any suburban resident. Please visit the Counseling Office for more information.

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

Creative Writing Club will meet Friday after school in Room 100. See Coach Vogt with questions.

SPORTS

Is anyone interested in being a Baseball Team Manager this spring?  We are looking for someone at all 3 levels.  Please see Coach McBride in his office if you have an interest.

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM TONIGHT. 

Any freshman basketball player who ordered from the team shop can pick their stuff up from Coach Klutch in room 21

There will be mandatory meetings for everyone interested in playing tennis this year on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of next week. The meetings will take place in Room 100 immediately after school, and athletes currently participating in sports SHOULD attend before going to practice. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Attention all wrestlers: Open mat will resume TODAY at 2:30 PM in the wrestling room.

GENERAL

Edmund Rice Camp counselors will have a general planning meeting this Sunday, March 21st from 12:00-1:30.  Meet in the main foyer.  New counselors are still welcome.

Registration for the spring Academic Approach ACT Prep Class closes on Sunday, March 21. The class will prepare students to take the June 12th test. Academic Approach is free to any Chicago resident and costs $320 for any suburban resident. Please visit the Counseling Office for more information.

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

SPORTS

Is anyone interested in being a Baseball Team Manager this spring?  We are looking for someone at all 3 levels.  Please see Coach McBride in his office if you have an interest.

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM TOMORROW NIGHT. 

GENERAL

Edmund Rice Camp counselors will have a general planning meeting this Sunday, March 21st from 12:00-1:30.  Meet in the main foyer.  New counselors are still welcome.

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is hosting two virtual programs this summer.  The deadline for the pre-college program called Discovering STEM in ACES has been extended until Friday, April 16th.  Students who are interested in the Ag Discovery Program have until March 25th to apply.  For additional information about these programs, please stop by the Counseling Office. 

Attention Students!  The Politics Club will meet today immediately after school in room220 to discuss today’s hottest issues.  Come let your voice be heard, and learn how others are thinking!  Come meet us today after school in room 220.

SPORTS

Is anyone interested in being a Baseball Team Manager this spring?  We are looking for someone at all 3 levels.  Please see Coach McBride in his office if you have an interest.

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM TONIGHT and THURSDAY NIGHT. 

Attention ALL wrestlers: Open mats will resume TODAY at 2:30 PM in the wrestling room

Tennis players should bring their uniforms to school on Wednesday. We will be taking photos in Room 100 before we leave for intramurals. See Coach Vogt with questions.

GENERAL

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is hosting two virtual programs this summer.  The deadline for the pre-college program called Discovering STEM in ACES has been extended until Friday, April 16th.  Students who are interested in the Ag Discovery Program have until March 25th to apply.  For additional information about these programs, please stop by the Counseling Office. 

SPORTS

Congratulations to the varsity basketball team on winning the Chicago Catholic League Championship. They defeated St. Rita on Friday 49 to 48 and then dismantled St. Laurence 69 to 45 on Saturday.  Congrats to the 8 Seniors on a fantastic season:

Brandon Bryant, Eddie Burke, Quinn Clifford, Cullen Cosme, Frank Cunnea, Garrett Greene, Luke Moustakas and Tyler Showers

The sophomore basketball team finished off the season as Catholic League champs and a perfect 14-0 by beating St. Rita on Friday night.  Congratulations boys. The future certainly looks bright.

Congratulations to the Bowling Team on winning the Chicago Catholic League Championship this past Saturday at Hillside Bowl.  It was a true team effort as all the Crusaders contributed to a huge final game of 244 to lift them past St. Patrick’s.  Great efforts were put in by Tony Lundy, Josh Bell, Brennan O’Malley, Ryan Kirchman, Collin Rice and Tom McMahon.  Great Job, Crusaders!

Great Job to our Crusader Swim team as they competed in the Conference Swim meet over the weekend.  All swimmers competed very well at the conference. Congrats to Senior Kiernan Schumacher who finished 3rd overall in the 50 freestyle, and 2nd overall in the 100 freestyle.

Congrats on a wonderful job swimming this season guys! See you on Thursday at 6:30 PM for our Swim Banquet

GENERAL

Thank you to everyone who donated to the Edmund Rice camp Dress Down day. We raised $668.00 through your generosity. 

ATTENTION SENIORS:  

Applications for the Marquette Bank Scholarship are now available in the Counseling Office.  The criteria for the scholarship is community service, financial need and scholastic achievement.  This is a one-time scholarship which is good for any educational program after high school.  If you have any questions, please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz. 

 

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

 

Early registration for the April 17th ACT closes this Friday, March 12! A late fee will be required for anyone registering after Friday. This is the optimal time for juniors to take the ACT. The test is being offered at Brother Rice. Please see your counselor with any questions.

SPORTS

Any student that is interested in playing volleyball this year, there will be an informational meeting TODAY after 8th period in Room 201.  Please see Coach Dwyer with any questions.

Anyone interested in joining the Water Polo team, the first practice will begin Monday at 3:00. No experience needed. Bring a swim suit and googles. Any questions email coach at fmulcrone@brrice.org.

Anyone interested in playing tennis this spring should see Coach Vogt in Room 100. Tennis is a no-cut sport. All are welcome, and no experience is necessary.

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field TONIGHT from 7:30PM-9:00PM.  New and returning players are invited to attend. Contact Sean Sullivan cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

GENERAL

Thank you to everyone who donated to the Edmund Rice camp Dress Down day. We raised $610.00 through your generosity. Remember you are welcome to participate again TOMORROW

ATTENTION SENIORS:  

Applications for the Marquette Bank Scholarship are now available in the Counseling Office.  The criteria for the scholarship is community service, financial need and scholastic achievement.  This is a one-time scholarship which is good for any educational program after high school.  If you have any questions, please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz. 

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

Early registration for the April 17th ACT closes this Friday, March 12! A late fee will be required for anyone registering after Friday. This is the optimal time for juniors to take the ACT. The test is being offered at Brother Rice. Please see your counselor with any questions.

Kairos 4th day will take place after school today in the chapel. All kaironians are welcome. 

On Monday night, the scholastic bowl team competed in regionals. They won their first two matches but fell to Sandburg, a nationally ranked team. The men played very well and won the respect of several other coaches at regionals. Thank you especially to Chris Staszak, Ryan Henneman, Mateo Perez, Alexander LaMantia, and James Mangan. Congratulations on a great season in very difficult times. Players please watch the Schoology group for updates. 

Last night our Brother Rice League of Legends Esports Team improved on the year to 2-2 with a 3 games to none win over The Reston Tigers from Manitoba Canada. This moves them up to #64 in the Regional rankings. Our Madden and Rocket league teams will have their turn to move up in rankings as they compete tomorrow night. 

Today’s Women’s History announcement:

Janet Guthrie is the first woman to drive in the Indy 500, 1977
Guthrie was an aerospace engineer, training to be an astronaut, when she was cut from the space program because she didn’t have her PhD. She turned to car racing instead and became the first woman to qualify for the Daytona 500 and the Indianapolis 500. Mechanical difficulties forced her out of the 1977 Indy race, but the next year she finished in ninth place (with a broken wrist!). The helmet and suit that Guthrie wore in her first Indy race are on display in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C.

SPORTS

Any student that is interested in playing volleyball this year, there will be an informational meeting TODAY and TOMORROW after 8th period in Room 201.  Please see Coach Dwyer with any questions.

Anyone interested in joining the Water Polo team, the first practice will begin Monday at 3:00. No experience needed. Bring a swim suit and googles. Any questions email coach at fmulcrone@brrice.org.

Anyone interested in playing tennis this spring should see Coach Vogt in Room 100. Tennis is a no-cut sport. All are welcome, and no experience is necessary.

Track & Field speed workouts will be TODAY from 2:30PM – 3:30PM for the orange group.  See Coach Wazio with any questions 

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field TOMORROW from 7:30PM-9:00PM.  New and returning players are invited to attend. Contact Sean Sullivan cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

Volleyball Open Gym is cancelled for tonight!  The next open gym will be on Sunday from 2-4 in the main gym.

GENERAL

On Monday night, the scholastic bowl team competed in regionals. They won their first two matches but fell to Sandburg, a nationally ranked team. The men played very well and won the respect of several other coaches at regionals. Thank you especially to Chris Staszak, Ryan Henneman, Mateo Perez, Alexander LaMantia, and James Mangan. Congratulations on a great season in very difficult times. Players, please watch the Schoology group for updates. 

Art Club AND Spanish Club will meet TODAY immediately after 8th period in room 207.

Robotics Club is canceled TODAY. We will resume TOMORROW

SPORTS

The sophomore basketball team gutted out a 36-32 overtime win against DePaul Prep to remain unbeaten at 13-0. On a night when the name of the game was defense, the Crusaders rose to the challenge. They will finish their season on Friday against Saint Rita.

For any student that is interested in playing volleyball this year, there will be an informational meeting on Wednesday and Thursday of this week after 8th period in Room 201.  Please see Coach Dwyer with any questions.

Anyone interested in joining the Water Polo team, the first practice will begin Monday at 3:00. No experience needed. Bring a swimsuit and goggles. Any questions email coach at fmulcrone@brrice.org.

Anyone interested in playing tennis this spring should see Coach Vogt in Room 100. Tennis is a no-cut sport. All are welcome, and no experience is necessary.

Track & Field speed workouts will be TODAY from 2:30PM – 3:30PM for the maroon group & TOMORROW for the orange group. Also, the track & field team shop has been extended one more day and will close at midnight.  See Coach Wazio with any questions or to get the link to the website.  

Attention all wrestlers: Open mats will resume TODAY at 2:30PM in the wrestling room 

The Bass Team will meet TONIGHT at 6:00 PM in Room 102. We will be having a skills completion so bring a rod and reel I will supply the baits and targets. Any questions call Mr. Lowery 312-218-2399

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field TONIGHT and Thursday this week 7:30PM-9:00PM.  New and returning players are invited to attend. Contact Sean Sullivan cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

GENERAL

Attention Students!  The Politics Club will meet TODAY immediately after school in room220 to discuss today’s hottest issues.  Come let your voice be heard, and learn how others are thinking!  Come meet us today after school in room 220.

Art Club AND Spanish Club will meet on Monday and Tuesday this week immediately after 8th period in room 207.

SPORTS

The varsity basketball team improved to 11-0 on Friday with an overtime win over Leo 68-62.  Brandon Bryant had huge and 1 to tie the game. Ahmad Henderson sunk 2 free throws to send the game to overtime. Ahmad led the team with 19 points. Bryant had 16 including 8 for 8 from the line. The Crusaders travel to DePaul Prep tonight in a battle of ranked teams

The sophomore basketball team ran its record to 12-0 with an impressive victory over neighborhood rival Leo. The team takes on DePaul prep tonight in a battle for the top spot in the Catholic League.

In bowling action, this past Saturday, both the jv and varsity took it on the chin and were swept by the St. Patrick Shamrocks.  The only two bright spots from the weekend were the accomplishments of Josh Bell and Tony Lundy.  Josh picked up the impossible 7-10 spare, and Tony threw a 300 game and an 800 series to take over the top spot in the Catholic League.  Our bowlers will finish up the regular season with a match against DeLaSalle on Wednesday and then play in the Catholic League championship on Saturday at Habetler bowl.

Anyone interested in playing tennis this spring should see Coach Vogt in Room 100. Tennis is a no-cut sport. All are welcome, and no experience is necessary.

A reminder that track & field speed workouts this week will be on Tuesday (maroon) & Wednesday (orange) this week from 2:30-3:30.  Bring spikes!  

The track & field team shop closes today at midnight.  Don’t miss out on your chance to get your apparel.  Any questions, see Coach Wazio in room 212.  

The Bass Team will meet on Tuesday, March 9th at 6:00 PM in Room 102. We will be having a skills completion so bring a rod and reel I will supply the baits and targets. Any questions call Mr. Lowery 312-218-2399

Attention Rugby players: There will be rugby practice on the football field Tuesday and Thursday this week 7:30 PM-9:00 PM.  New and returning players are invited to attend. Contact Sean Sullivan cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

All varsity and sophomore football players, who are not playing in the spring season and have equipment, must turn it into Coach Lyons ASAP. This is Brother Rice’s property, not yours.

GENERAL

REGISTRATION CARDS ARE NOW OVERDUE! PLEASE TURN THEM IN ASAP IN THE MAIN OFFICE 

Mr. Albanese’s 4th and 7th period classes will report to the Theology Center from now on. Students in those classes please check your Schoology announcements and Schoology messages for the online Zoom meeting information. Any questions please see Coach Malopsy.” 

Yearbook make-up pictures are TODAY in the front foyer by the main office.

The University of Dayton School of Engineering is offering a virtual event on March 20th.  This is a great opportunity for sophomores and juniors to learn about the engineering program at Dayton.  If you are interested in this event, please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.  

ATTENTION SENIORS:  

Applications for the Marquette Bank Scholarship are now available in the Counseling Office.  The criteria for the scholarship is community service, financial need and scholastic achievement.  This is a one-time scholarship which is good for any educational program after high school.  If you have any questions, please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz. 

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

SPORTS

Coming off a hard fight win against Loyola, the sophomore basketball team was able to bounce back and beat Saint Joe’s last night to run their record to 11-0. The boys will be asked to do it once again TONIGHT against neighborhood rival Leo.

All varsity and sophomore football players, who are not playing in the spring season and have equipment, must turn it in to Coach Lyons ASAP. This is Brother Rice property, not yours.

Any Freshman or Sophomore interested in trying out for baseball this spring, please check your school email for a form to fill out online.  See Coach McBride with any questions

GENERAL

REGISTRATION CARDS ARE NOW OVERDUE! PLEASE TURN THEM IN ASAP IN THE MAIN OFFICE 

Mr. Albanese’s 4th and 7th period classes will report to the Theology Center from now on. Students in those classes please check your Schoology announcements and Schoology messages for the online Zoom meeting information. Any questions please see Coach Malopsy.” 

Attention Crusaders:  If you did not have a yearbook photo taken earlier in the year, Ms. Pacetti sent you an email on Monday to remind you that pictures are TODAY and TOMORROW in the front foyer.  If you forgot to wear or bring a shirt and tie today, make sure to bring them TOMORROW to have your photo taken.  Seniors must also wear a suit coat.

The University of Dayton School of Engineering is offering a virtual event on March 20th.  This is a great opportunity for sophomores and juniors to learn about the engineering program at Dayton.  If you are interested in this event, please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.  

ATTENTION SENIORS:  

Applications for the Marquette Bank Scholarship are now available in the Counseling Office.  The criteria for the scholarship is community service, financial need and scholastic achievement.  This is a one-time scholarship which is good for any educational program after high school.  If you have any questions, please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz. 

The College Board is hosting several virtual college fairs this spring. This is a great opportunity to begin your college search.  On Sunday, March 7th colleges from the Northeast region of the United States will be featured. 

The National Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting several virtual fairs this semester.  This Sunday, March 7th the fair will be focused on STEM.   College advisers will be available that day to share information about their science, engineering, and other programs. 

Please see the flyers outside the Counseling Office for upcoming dates and registration information for these virtual events.    

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

ATTENTION SENIORS:  The Orland Park Rotary Club is offering a college scholarship and a career scholarship to graduating seniors.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for an application and additional information about these two opportunities.

ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS:  The Rotary Club of Chicago is accepting applications for their Summer Internship Program.  Information packets about this program are available in the Counseling Office. 

SPORTS

The Crusaders had a hard-fought victory at Loyola last night 38-36 in Overtime. Cullen Cosme made the game-winning free throws and led the team with 11 points. Frank Cunnea was amazing on defense holding their leading scorer to 5 points. The cardiac Crusaders will look to stay undefeated as they take on St. Joe’s tonight at 7 PM! 

In a battle for the conference lead, the sophomore basketball team beat Loyola Academy last night 46-31. And in doing so, they improve their record to 10 – 0. It was the teams’ best defensive effort of the season.

In Bowling action, last night, both the JV and Varsity celebrated Senior Night by sweeping the Redhawks of Marist.  

On the JV side, the Crusaders turned in a workman-like effort to win all three games by a slim margin of 91 pins.  Good performances were handed in by Tom McMahon with a high game of 177 and George Raphael-McElroy with a high game of 197. The Varsity was on fire, throwing over 1,000 pins in each game to hand the Redhawks a 585 pin beating.  Great performances were handed in by Collin Rice with a 614 series and Brennan O’Malley with a 649 series. The Bowling Program would like to send a special thanks to our Seniors for all of their hard work and dedication!  Thank you Mike Lynch, Kevin O’Connell, Aidan O’Connor, Brennan O’Malley, Collin Rice, Ryan Kirchman, Josh Bell and Tony Lundy.  Good Luck, and may your futures be bright and successful!

Special thanks to the BRTV crew for your live coverage, Mr. Creed and Mr. Alberts for cheering on our Seniors!

All varsity and sophomore football players, who are not playing in the spring season and have equipment, must turn it in to Coach Lyons ASAP. This is Brother Rice property, not yours.

Any Freshman or Sophomore interested in trying out for baseball this spring, please check your school email for a form to fill out online.  See Coach McBride with any questions

Any new players interested in playing tennis this year should see coach Vogt in room 100 sometime this week. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome.

Intramural tennis will take place TODAY. See coach Vogt with questions.

Attention all wrestlers: Open mats will resume TODAY at 2:30PM in the wrestling room.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: REGISTRATION CARDS ARE NOW OVERDUE! PLEASE TURN THEM IN ASAP IN THE MAIN OFFICE 

Kairos 4th day will take place after school TODAY in the chapel. All kaironians are welcome.

Congratulations to senior Chris Valles, whose latest work has just been accepted for publication in the Teen Author Boot Camp Poetry Collection. In addition to being published, Chris is also eligible for a $500 cash award.

Mr. Albanese’s 4th and 7th period classes will report to the Theology Center from now on. Students in those classes please check your Schoology announcements and Schoology messages for the online Zoom meeting information. Any questions please see Coach Malopsy.” 

The College Board is hosting several virtual college fairs this spring. This is a great opportunity to begin your college search.  On Sunday, March 7th colleges from the Northeast region of the United States will be featured. 

The National Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting several virtual fairs this semester.  This Sunday, March 7th the fair will be focused on STEM.   College advisers will be available that day to share information about their science, engineering, and other programs. Please see the flyers outside the Counseling Office for upcoming dates and registration information for these virtual events.    

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you have received a scholarship or any financial award, please submit the award letters to the Counseling Office as soon as possible.  This includes any and all awards, even those you will not be accepting.  If you have been awarded any private scholarships (not from a university), please be sure to include those as well.   Please see your counselor or Mrs. Jantz if you have any questions. 

ATTENTION SENIORS:  The Orland Park Rotary Club is offering a college scholarship and a career scholarship to graduating seniors.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for an application and additional information about these two opportunities.

ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS:  The Rotary Club of Chicago is accepting applications for their Summer Internship Program.  Information packets about this program are available in the Counseling Office. 

SPORTS

All varsity and sophomore football players, who are not playing in the spring season and have equipment, must turn it into Coach Lyons ASAP. This is Brother Rice’s property, not yours.

Any Freshman or Sophomore interested in trying out for baseball this spring, please check your school email for a form to fill out online.  See Coach McBride with any questions

Volleyball OPEN GYM IS CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT.  The next open gym for volleyball will be this Sunday, March 7th from 2-4 PM

Any new players interested in playing tennis this year should see coach Vogt in room 100 sometime this week. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome.

Intramural tennis will take place TOMORROW instead of TODAY. See coach Vogt with questions.

There will be rugby practice TONIGHT from 8:15 PM to 9:30 PM in the South Gym.  All returning and new players are welcome.  Contact Coach Sean Sullivan at cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

A reminder that track speed workouts will be TODAY (maroon) after school from 2:30-3:30.  Please bring clothes for both indoor & outdoor.  Any questions, see Coach Wazio in room 212.  

The track & field team shop will remain open for one more week. See Coach Wazio for a flyer or a link to the website.    

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: REGISTRATION CARDS ARE NOW OVERDUE! PLEASE TURN THEM IN ASAP IN THE MAIN OFFICE 

Kairos 156 is full.  If you want to be added to the waiting list, see Mr. Augustyn ASAP

Mr. Albanese’s 4th and 7th period classes will report to the Theology Center from now on. Students in those classes please check your Schoology announcements and Schoology messages for the online Zoom meeting information. Any questions please see Coach Malopsy.” 

The yearbook photographer will be here on Thursday and Friday to take pictures of those who did not have a yearbook photo taken in the fall.  Come to the front foyer on either day during lunch or open school to have your picture taken. Underclassmen should wear shirt and tie, and seniors should wear shirt, tie, and suitcoat.  Seniors who would like to purchase senior portraits should sign up for a portrait appointment after school at www.rootseniors.com

DePaul University is hosting a summer program, College Connect, from June 28th through July 30th virtually.  This program is free for Chicago high school students who have an interest in DePaul University who meet certain criteria.  If interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

ATTENTION SENIORS:  The Orland Park Rotary Club is offering a college scholarship and a career scholarship to graduating seniors.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for an application and additional information about these two opportunities.

ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS:  The Rotary Club of Chicago is accepting applications for their Summer Internship Program.  Information packets about this program are available in the Counseling Office. 

SPORTS

The sophomore team ran its record to 9-0 with an impressive victory over neighborhood rival Saint Laurence. The team received contributions from all 15 players, with 11 reaching the scoring column. The defense also held the Vikings to 31 points. 

Volleyball OPEN GYM IS CANCELLED FOR THIS WEDNESDAY.  The next open gym for volleyball will be this Sunday, March 7th from 2-4 PM

Any new players interested in playing tennis this year should see coach Vogt in room 100 sometime this week. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome.

Intramural tennis will take place on Thursday this week instead of Wednesday. See coach Vogt with questions.

There will be rugby practice TONIGHT from 8:15 PM to 9:30 PM in the South Gym.  All returning and new players are welcome.  Contact Coach Sean Sullivan at cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

A reminder that track speed workouts will continue this week on Tuesday (orange) & Wednesday (maroon) after school from 2:30-3:30.  Please bring clothes for both indoor & outdoor.  Any questions, see Coach Wazio in room 212.  

The track & field team shop will remain open for one more week. See Coach Wazio for a flyer or a link to the website.    

Attention ALL wrestlers: Open mats will resume TODAY at 230PM in the wrestling room.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: REGISTRATION CARDS ARE NOW OVERDUE! PLEASE TURN THEM IN ASAP IN THE MAIN OFFICE 

Mr. Albanese’s 4th and 7th period classes will report to the Theology Center from now on. Students in those classes please check your Schoology announcements and Schoology messages for the online Zoom meeting information. Any questions please see Coach Malopsy.

The yearbook photographer will be here on Thursday and Friday to take pictures of those who did not have a yearbook photo taken in the fall.  Come to the front foyer on either day during lunch or open school to have your picture taken. Underclassmen should wear shirt and tie, and seniors should wear shirt, tie, and suitcoat.  Seniors who would like to purchase senior portraits should sign up for a portrait appointment after school at www.rootseniors.com

DePaul University is hosting a summer program, College Connect, from June 28th through July 30th virtually.  This program is free for Chicago high school students who have an interest in DePaul University who meet certain criteria.  If interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

SPORTS

Last Friday the varsity basketball team defeated Fenwick 54-53 in a game that will be remembered as one of the best in Brother Rice history.  Ahmad Henderson hit the go-ahead 3 pointer with 6 seconds left.  He led the team with 15 points.  Cullen Cosme had the game-winning assist was fantastic playing all 32 minutes and finishing with 11 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists.  Brandon Bryant was great off the bench finishing with 7 points and multiple steals.  On Saturday, the Crusaders defeated Marist 63-42.  The balanced attack was led by Nick Harrell and Ahmad Henderson who had 13 points each.  Cullen Cosme added 12, and Tyler Showers chipped in 10.  The Crusaders have a big week of 4 games in 5 days.  They will travel to St. Laurence tonight at 7:15 PM

The sophomore basketball team improved 8-0 with impressive victories over Fenwick (54-38) and arch-rival Marist (60-32). The team hopes to continue its winning ways tonight against Saint Laurence.

The Swimming Crusaders fell to the St Ignatius Wolfpack over the weekend. There were outstanding finishes from Kiernan Schumacher in the 100 freestyle and the 50 freestyle.  Good job to the JV and Varsity teams as most of the guys also dropped time in their events. Swim practice is canceled for TODAY and TOMORROW

Any new players interested in playing tennis this year should see coach Vogt in room 100 sometime this week. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome.

Intramural tennis will take place on Thursday this week instead of Wednesday. See coach Vogt with questions.

There will be rugby practice TODAY and TOMORROW from 8:15 PM to 9:30 PM in the South Gym.  All returning and new players are welcome.  Contact Coach Sean Sullivan at cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

A reminder that track speed workouts will continue this week on Tuesday (orange) & Wednesday (maroon) after school from 2:30-3:30.  Please bring clothes for both indoor & outdoor.  Any questions, see Coach Wazio in room 212.  

The track & field team shop will remain open for one more week. See Coach Wazio for a flyer or a link to the website. 

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY DONE SO PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN THE MAIN OFFFICE THEY WERE DUE LAST FRIDAY!

Attention students and faculty:  The yearbook photographer will be here on Thursday, March 4, and Friday, March 5, to take pictures of those who did not have a yearbook photo taken in the fall.  Come to the front foyer on either day during lunch or open school to have your picture taken. Underclassmen should wear shirt and tie, and seniors should wear shirt, tie, and suitcoat.  Also, seniors who would like to purchase senior portraits should sign up for a portrait appointment after school at www.rootseniors.com; Ms. Pacetti sent you an email with all the details.

Kairos 156 applications are due next week, March 3rd.  This is the final Kairos of the year. Get your applications in to secure a spot.

Creative Writing Club will meet TODAY. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Applications are available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship. The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is TODAY. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April

SPORTS

In Bowling action, last night, both the JV and Varsity defeated the Vikings of St. Laurence.  The JV took two out of three games and the series 2400 to 2375 pins.  They were led by Michael Lynch with a 502 series and Tom McMahon with a 534 series. The Varsity controlled the action from start to finish with very consistent play.  They out-rolled the Vikings 3058 to 2717 pins.  The Crusaders were led By Josh Bell with a 641 series and a high game of 246.  Tony Lundy was on fire with a 771 series, he threw the first ten strikes in the second game but came up a little short with a high game of 289.  The Crusaders return to action next Wednesday against the Redhawks of Marist.

There will be an open gym for anyone interested in playing volleyball this year on Sunday at 2 PM in the South Gym.  See Coach Dwyer with questions.

The varsity football team is looking for a couple more managers to help out this season. This could be a great way to earn a scholarship for college.  If interested please see Coach Malopsy or Coach Kelly before or after school if interested. 

There will be rugby practice next week on Monday 3/1 and Wednesday 3/3 from 8:15 PM to 9:30 PM in the South Gym.  All returning and new players are welcome.  Contact Coach Sean Sullivan at cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

Any student that would like to be a part of the track & field team this year and has not signed up yet must see Coach Wazio in room 212.  Also, the team shop is now open!  Please see Coach Wazio for a flyer so you can order your track & field apparel.

Any students interested in playing soccer this spring should see Coach Prunckle or scan the QR Code on the flyers around the school to complete the online signup. The season runs from March 1 to April 17. Soccer is also looking for managers for the season. Tasks will include filming games and other game-day operations. Please see Coach Prunckle if you are interested.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY DONE SO PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN THE MAIN OFFFICE THEY WERE DUE LAST FRIDAY!

Attention students and faculty:  The yearbook photographer will be here on Thursday, March 4, and Friday, March 5, to take pictures of those who did not have a yearbook photo taken in the fall.  Come to the front foyer on either day during lunch or open school to have your picture taken. Underclassmen should wear shirt and tie, and seniors should wear shirt, tie, and suitcoat.  Also, seniors who would like to purchase senior portraits should sign up for a portrait appointment after school at www.rootseniors.com; Ms. Pacetti sent you an email with all the details.

Kairos 156 applications are due next week, March 3rd.  This is the final Kairos of the year. Get your applications in to secure a spot.

Creative Writing Club will meet TODAY and TOMORROW. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Applications are available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship. The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is TOMORROW. Winners will be notified by the award committee in Apr

SPORTS

The varsity basketball team improved to 6-0 with a 48-36 win over Marmion last night. Ahmad Henderson led the team with 14 points.  Brandon Bryant added 11 points.  Nick Harrell chipped in 8 points and Cullen Cosme led the team with 9 rebounds.  This Friday, the Crusaders look to stay undefeated as they take on Fenwick who is also undefeated in the Chicago Catholic League. 

The sophomore basketball team improved to 6-0 with a 50-35 hard-fought victory over Marmion Academy.  The defense has been the calling card for this group and last night was no different.  

Attention all wrestlers: Open mats will be TODAY from 2:30 PM until 4:30 PM in the wrestling room. All are welcome

The varsity football team is looking for a couple more managers to help out this season. This could be a great way to earn a scholarship for college.  If interested please see Coach Malopsy or Coach Kelly before or after school if interested. 

There will be rugby practice next week on Monday 3/1 and Wednesday 3/3 from 8:15 PM to 9:30 PM in the South Gym.  All returning and new players are welcome.  Contact Coach Sean Sullivan at cell 312.391.5641 with any questions.

Any student that would like to be a part of the track & field team this year and has not signed up yet must see Coach Wazio in room 212.  Also, the team shop is now open!  Please see Coach Wazio for a flyer so you can order your track & field apparel.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY DONE SO PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN THE MAIN OFFICE THEY WERE DUE LAST FRIDAY!

Kairos 156 applications are due next week, March 3rd.  This is the final Kairos of the year. Get your applications in to secure a spot.

Creative Writing Club will meet TOMORROW and Friday this week, immediately after school in Room 100. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Attention students: The Diversity and Advocacy Clubs are teaming up to sponsor a viewing and discussion event TODAY. The featured documentary will be “13th”. Students can look for posters throughout school to RSVP via the Q&R code or just show up in the Theology Center after 8th period Oh, by the way, PIZZA will be served during the event.

The new golf Coach Mr. Tim Vaughan, will be here TODAY in room 113 immediately following 8th period to discuss the Chick Evans Scholarship program as well as the Caddy program at Ridge Country Club.  This is an excellent opportunity to make some money over the summer as well as potentially setting you up for a free college education.

Applications are available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship. The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club is offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is this FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

SPORTS

In bowling action, last night, both the JV and Varsity swept the Leo Lions. On the JV, Great performances were handed in by Kevin O’Connell and Tom McMahon.  Mike Lynch also had a high game of 203. On the Varsity side, Brennan O’Malley had a 623 series with a high game of 251.  Tony Lundy anchored the team with a 717 series. The team would like to thank Jack DeMatteo for coming out to support the Crusaders! The Crusaders will take on the Vikings of St. Laurence this Thursday at Arena Lanes.

The volleyball open gym is canceled for TONIGHT, Wednesday, February 24th.  Our next open gym will be on Sunday, Feb. 28th from 2-4 in the South Gym.  Any questions, See Coach Dwyer.

All intramural tennis players should report to Room 100 after school today. The bus will leave at 2:45 p.m. and return to school at 4:15. See Coach Vogt with questions.

There will be a Lacrosse meeting after school TODAY at 2:15 in the Library for all current lacrosse players. Any athlete interested in learning this exciting new sport is encouraged to attend. Coach Haggerty will address pre-season training, personal evaluations, practice, and the game schedules.

Any student that would like to be a part of the track & field team this year and has not signed up yet must-see Coach Wazio in room 212.  A reminder that speed workouts will continue TODAY.  Only those who have signed up will be allowed to participate.  Also, the team shop is now open!  Please see Coach Wazio for a flyer so you can order your track & field apparel.

Any students interested in playing soccer this spring should see Coach Prunckle or scan the QR Code on the flyers around the school to complete the online signup. The season runs from March 1 to April 17. Soccer is also looking for managers for the season. Tasks will include filming games and other game-day operations. Please see Coach Prunckle if you are interested.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY DONE SO PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN THE MAIN OFFFICE THEY WERE DUE LAST FRIDAY!

Kairos 156 applications are due next week, March 3rd.  This is the final Kairos of the year. Get your applications in to secure a spot.

Attention Scholastic Bowlers: Please remember that we will have practice TODAY after school in room 217. If you are at home, join us via the Google meet link on our Schoology group page.

Our Esports program kicks their inaugural competitive season TODAY with our League of Legends team playing against Century High School Patriots from North Dakota. Thursday our 6 rocket league teams and our Madden ’21 team will kick off their seasons as well. Good Luck gentleman!!

Creative Writing Club will meet on Thursday and Friday this week, immediately after school in Room 100. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Art Club will meet TODAY immediately after 8th period in Room 207. Spanish Club members are welcome to join us.  We will be exploring thumbprint art.

Attention students: The Diversity and Advocacy Clubs are teaming up to sponsor a viewing and discussion event TODAY and TOMORROW. The featured documentary will be “13th”. Students can look for posters throughout school to RSVP via the Q&R code or just show up in the Theology Center after 8th period Oh, by the way, PIZZA will be served during the event.

TODAY and TOMORROW the new golf Coach Mr. Tim Vaughan will be in room 113 immediately following 8th period to discuss the Chick Evans Scholarship program as well as the Caddy program at Ridge Country Club.  This is an excellent opportunity to make some money over the summer as well as potentially setting you up for a free college education.

Applications are available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship. The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club is offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is this FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

SPORTS

Varsity basketball won 59-39 last night to move to 5-0. Ahmad Henderson led the way with 24 points. Frank Cunnea added 11 while Luke Moustakas had 9. The Crusaders take on Marmion this Wednesday at 7 PM.

The sophomore basketball team improved to 5-0 with a 46 to 30 victory over Providence Catholic. The defense was ferocious in the first half, holding Providence to 8 points. Through five games the sophomore team is holding opponents to an average of 32 points per game.

Attention Bass team:  Reminder that there will be a meeting TONIGHT at 6:00 PM in Room 102.

There will be a Lacrosse meeting after school TOMORROW at 2:15 in the Library for all current lacrosse players. Any athlete interested in learning this exciting new sport is encouraged to attend. Coach Haggerty will address pre-season training, personal evaluations, practice, and the game schedules.

Any student that would like to be a part of the track & field team this year and has not signed up yet must-see Coach Wazio in room 212.  A reminder that speed workouts will continue this week TODAY & TOMORROW.  Only those who have signed up will be allowed to participate.  Also, the team shop is now open!  Please see Coach Wazio for a flyer so you can order your track & field apparel.

Any students interested in playing soccer this spring should see Coach Prunckle or scan the QR Code on the flyers around the school to complete the online signup. The season runs from March 1 to April 17. Soccer is also looking for managers for the season. Tasks will include filming games and other game-day operations. Please see Coach Prunckle if you are interested.

Attention all wrestlers: Open mats will be TODAY from 2:30 PM until 4:30 PM in the wrestling room.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY DONE SO PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN THE MAIN OFFFICE NO LATER THEN TOMORROW!

Creative Writing Club will meet on Thursday AND Friday this week, immediately after school in Room 100. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Art Club will meet TODAY and TOMORROW immediately after 8th period in Room 207. Spanish Club members are welcome to join us.  We will be exploring thumbprint art.

Attention students: The Diversity and Advocacy Clubs are teaming up to sponsor a viewing and discussion event TOMORROW and Wednesday. The featured documentary will be “13th”. Students can look for posters throughout school to RSVP via the Q&R code or just show up in the Cafeteria after 8th period Oh by the way, PIZZA will be served during the event.

TOMORROW and Wednesday the new golf Coach Mr Tim Vaughan will be in the Theology center immediately following the 8th period to discuss the Chick Evans Scholarship program as well as the Caddy program at Ridge Country Club.  This is an excellent opportunity to make some money over the summer as well as potentially setting you up for a free college education

Applications are available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship. The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is this FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

SPORTS

Varsity basketball improved to 4-0 on Friday with a 71-57 win over De La Salle. It was another balanced attack as Cullen Cosme led the team with 13 points and 7 assists. Garrett Green and Brandon Bryant added 12 points each. Luke Moustakas finished with 11 points and 9 rebounds. The Crusaders shot 14 for 27 from beyond the arc.  The Crusaders will travel to Providence TODAY for a 7 PM start. 

Congratulations to the Swimming Crusaders who defeated De LaSalle over the weekend 94 to 36. First-place finishes were by Alex Cichowicz, Zac Figus, Kiernan Schumacher, Marty Gavin, Sean Mulcrone, and Gavin Ward. Great Job to ALL Crusader swimmers for all of your hard work!

Attention Bass team:  Reminder that there will be a meeting TOMORROW NIGHT at 6:00 PM in Room 102.

There will be a Lacrosse meeting after school at 2:15 in the Library this Wednesday for all current lacrosse players. Any athlete interested in learning this exciting new sport is encouraged to attend. Coach Haggerty will address pre-season training, personal evaluations, practice, and the game schedules.

Any student that would like to be a part of the track & field team this year and has not signed up yet must-see Coach Wazio in room 212.  A reminder that speed workouts will continue this week on Tuesday & Wednesday.  Only those who have signed up will be allowed to participate.  Also, the team shop is now open!  Please see Coach Wazio for a flyer so you can order your track & field apparel.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN THE MAIN OFFFICE THEY ARE DUE TODAY!

The final Kairos of the year is March 16-19. Applications are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions. 

ATTENTION JUNIORS:  If anyone is interested in attending Xavier University in Ohio, there is an exciting opportunity to be nominated for the Distinguished Scholars Program. For more information, please stop by the Counseling Office.

Art Club will meet on Monday and Tuesday next week immediately after the 8th period in Room 207. Spanish Club members are welcome to join us.  We will be exploring thumbprint art.

Attention students: The Diversity and Advocacy Clubs are teaming up to sponsor a viewing and discussion event on Tuesday February 23rd and Wednesday the 24th. The featured documentary will be “13th”. Students can look for posters throughout school to RSVP via the Q&R code or just show up in the Cafeteria after 8th period Oh, by the way, PIZZA will be served during the event.

Attention students:  On Monday the school will begin our virtual immersion to Peru.  We will show videos every day in your Theology classes that will show the realities of being poor in Lima, then we will meet the Navarro Bustos family, and then watch as their new house is being built.  On Friday, the family will lead us on a tour of their new house.  If you have any questions or comments about the immersion, please ask your Theology teacher, or see Mr Dolan, as we will have a question & answer session on one of our immersion days.  Thank you for your generosity: we were able to raise over $3,700 for the Navarro Bustos family’s new home.

The Politics Club will meet today immediately after school in room 220.  We will discuss the fallout from the second impeachment, and the current direction of our nation.  Let your voice be heard!  Come to today’s Politics Club meeting!

Next week on Tuesday the 23rd and Wednesday the 24th, new golf Coach Mr Tim Vaughan will be in the Theology center immediately following the 8th period to discuss the Chick Evans Scholarship program as well as the Caddy program at Ridge Country Club.  This is an excellent opportunity to make some money over the summer as well as potentially setting you up for a free college education.

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

SPORTS

On Wednesday night, in a defensive battle, the sophomore basketball team survived a cold shooting night and improved to 3-0 with a 35-28 hard-fought victory over St. Ignatius.

Attention all of those interested in wrestling: There will be an open mat session in the wrestling room TODAY from 2:30-4:30 pm. All are welcomeAttention Bass team:  Reminder that there will be a meeting next Tuesday, Feb.23rd at 6:00 PM in Room 102.

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN ASAP THEY ARE DUE TOMORROW IN THE MAIN OFFFICE

The final Kairos of the year is March 16-19. Applications are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions. 

ATTENTION JUNIORS:  If anyone is interested in attending Xavier University in Ohio, there is an exciting opportunity to be nominated for the Distinguished Scholars Program. For more information, please stop by the Counseling Office.

Creative Writing Club will meet TODAY instead of Friday. The meeting will take place in Room 100 after school and run for approximately 45 minutes. No experience is required, and all are welcome. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

In recognition of Black History Month, today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. More than 50 years after his assassination in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is remembered as an activist, a prominent leader in the civil rights movement, a pioneering historical Black figure, and a wordsmith. His impact is still felt today, as his daughter carries on his legacy, and we continue to look to him for strength when the fight for racial equality seems unending. Throughout his years of public service, the Nobel Peace Prize winner wrote and delivered speeches—the most notable being his 1963 “I Have a Dream” address—that provided wisdom that still holds true. One of  Martin Luther King, Jr.’s most famous quotes about kindness, courage, and unity.  “If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.”

SPORTS

The varsity basketball team improved to 3-0 yesterday with a big road win at St. Ignatius. The Crusaders won 61-54 in overtime. Ahmad Henderson led the team with 15 points going 7 of 10 from the free-throw line. Frank Cunnea had a career-high 12 points and 5 rebounds. Cullen Cosme chipped in with 10 points and 5 assists. The next game is tomorrow at home vs. De La Salle

Attention all of those interested in wrestling: There will be an open mat session in the wrestling room this Thursday and Friday from 2:30-4:30 pm. All are welcome

Attention Bass team:  Reminder that there will be a meeting next Tuesday, Feb.23rd keep the date open

GENERAL

ATTENTION STUDENTS: PLEASE TURN YOUR REGISTRATION CARDS IN ASAP THEY ARE DUE THIS FRIDAY, FEB.19TH IN THE MAIN OFFFICE

Kairos 4th day will take place after school TODAY in the chapel. 

The final Kairos of the year is March 16-19. Applications are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions. 

Creative Writing Club will meet on THURSDAY this week instead of Friday. The meeting will take place in Room 100 after school and run for approximately 45 minutes. No experience is required, and all are welcome. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

SPORTS

Over the weekend the Br. Rice swim team competed against Fenwick high school, unfortunately the Crusaders lost the meet. Senior Kiernan Schumacher did an excellent job in the 50 and 100 freestyle. Good job to the rest of the varsity team and the jv as all the swimmers had good time drops.  

In Bowling action this past Saturday, the Jv team defeated the Notre Dame Dons by a score of 2377-2221 pins.  Individual standouts for the Crusaders were Kevin O’Connell with a high game of 228 and a 554 series, and Tom McMahon with a high of 238 and a 555 series.

The Varsity lost a close match taking one game out of three from the Dons.  Solid performances were handed in by Ryan Kirchman with a 586 series and Josh Bell and Collin Rice with high games of 246 and 235 respectively.

Intramural tennis will play at Oak Lawn Park District TODAY (Wednesday) from 3:00-4:00 p.m. The bus will leave Brother Rice at 2:40 and return at 4:15. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Attention all of those interested in wrestling: There will be open mat session in the wrestling room this Thursday and Friday from 2:30-4:30pm.

All are welcome

Attention Bass team:  Reminder that there will be a meeting next Tuesday, Feb.23rd keep the date open

There will be a brief meeting for anyone interested in joining the track & field team this year TODAY (maroon group) after 8th period in room 212.  If for some reason, you cannot attend, see Coach Wazio. 

GENERAL

Attention students: Please turn your registration cards in ASAP

Juniors: Peer Ministry applications are due TODAY to Mr. Augustyn in room 117.

Juniors and Seniors: Applications for Kairos 156 are now available outside the Ministry Office.

Crusaders, you only have a few more days to purchase a Brother Rice St. Patrick’s Day shirt.  The link to our Marathon store is in the “Featured News” section near the bottom of the Brother Rice homepage.  Order your shirts today!

Creative Writing Club will meet in Room 100 after school TODAY. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome. See Coach Vogt with questions.

A Reminder to all freshmen, who are interested in becoming part of the engineering program: Applications are due TODAY. Please see Mr. Van Dyke if you still need an application or if you have questions about joining the program. Applications can be turned in to Mr. Van Dyke or the Main Office. 

Two dental retainers were left in the Cafeteria last week and are available in the health office for pick up.

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April.

Seniors!! Graduation is almost here and although it has been a DIFFERENT Senior year we still want you to celebrate with style!! Our Herff Jones representative has set up an easy way for you to order your graduation announcements and senior spirit wear. See our local representatives’ information below or go to the easy to use website BEFORE MARCH 15th. Custom BR announcements are available with the school seal only through Herff Jones. Graduation Class Rings are also available online or through the website. Pick your venue and start celebrating You can order online or at the local Herff Jones Sales office in Oak Lawn

Herff Jones

6305 W. 95th Street Suite 2N

Oak Lawn, IL 60453

708-425-0130

jcranley@herffjones.com

Website to shop and order:  www.highschool.herffjones.com

SPORTS

The varsity basketball team improved to 2-0 Wednesday night with a 71-46 win over Montini.  The Crusaders had 4 players in double figures. Ahmad Henderson, Nick Harrell, and Garrett Greene all had 12 points while Cullen Cosme added 10 points and 7 rebounds. Luke Moustakas led the team with 8 rebounds. 

There will be a brief meeting for anyone interested in joining the track & field team this year TODAY (maroon group) after 8th period in room 212.  If for some reason, you cannot attend, see Coach Wazio. 

GENERAL

Attention students: Please turn your registration cards in ASAP

Juniors: Peer Ministry applications are due this Friday to Mr. Augustyn in room 117.

Juniors and Seniors: Applications for Kairos 156 are now available outside the Ministry Office.

Moraine Valley Community College is hosting a Virtual Information Session on February 23rd at 6:30 PM about their Engineering Pathways Program.  This is an opportunity to learn more about how you can complete the first two years of your Bachelor of Science degree in engineering to transfer to a four-year institution.  If interested, please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.  

Attention Chess Team members:  Please see Schoology for important information about the State Tournament.

Attention Scholastic Bowl members. Please remember that we have our exhibition meet at 4:45 PM. Check Schoology for details.

Attention all Edmund Rice Camp counselors and leaders: If you have not already done so, please complete the Google Form on the Schoology Group page to indicate your preference for the week of camp.

Attention All Students: Join us this Thursday, February 11th, immediately after school in the pool for the Brother Rice Mother McAuley Polar Plunge. Although we can’t jump into Lake Michigan this year, we will be plunging in the pool. Every student is asked to raise $100. The money is not due on Thursday.  All of the proceeds will benefit the Special Olympics of Chicago. This is a great event and great cause, please come out and support.

Attention Students, are you ready to test your investing skills? Join our Annual Market Watch Challenge. This year, the league will be named after the great Mr. Bob Peters, the man who introduced us to this great challenge. Come honor his legacy and sign up by seeing the posters in the hallway or by looking at the Brother Rice Student Activities Instagram and Twitter Page. Let’s make some money!

Attention Crusaders: Do you want to make a sick child’s Valentine’s Day better? See the links on the posters in the hallways or on the BRSA Social Media Pages to make a free card for kids in the St. Jude Children’s Hospital. It is free, easy, fast, and can change a life. It takes less 5 minutes. Help us brighten a Valentine’s Day!

Attention students: There will be Diversity Club meetings TOMORROW February 10th (MAROON) and Thurs. February 11th (ORANGE). We will discuss activities for the month of February and African American History Month

Merrionette Park baseball is looking for umpires. No experience necessary, will train. $25 or $30 per game. Contact BR grad Mike Walsh at 773-447-3560 or Merrionetteparkbaseball@gmail.com

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. 

The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

The varsity basketball team kicked off their season with a 72-42 win over Providence St. Mel. Four Crusaders scored in double figures. Brandon Bryant (15) Ahmad Henderson (13) Garrett Greene (12) and Cullen Cosme with 10. Frank Cunnea led the team with 8 rebounds and Cosme and Quinn Clifford had 4 assists each. The Crusaders take on Montini Catholic on Wednesday at home at 7PM

The sophomore basketball team got off to a good start by beating Providence St. Mel last night 40-22. Stifling defense was the key to victory

There will be a brief meeting for anyone interested in joining the track & field team this year on Thursday (orange group) & Friday (maroon group) after 8th period in room 212.  If for some reason, you cannot attend, see Coach Wazio. 

GENERAL

Attention students: Please turn your registration cards in ASAP

Thank you to everyone that came out and participated in our Inaugural Trivia Night! Congratulations to the God Squad on taking home the Golden Einstein! Kevin O’Connell, Aidan O’Connor, Conor Durkin, and Quinn Clifford defeated The West Baptist Church on 99th sponsored by Nike led by Dana Alexander in overtime!

The first person to guess the number of song titles in this announcement will win a prize. “Hey now” “Save Your Tears” and “Don’t” be “Lonely” by signing up for music appreciation. Go ahead and “Toosie Slide” “Down” to the band room “Before You Go” “Home” so “Mr. Z” can sign you up. 

ATTENTION SENIORS. There are three excellent scholarship opportunities available to you:  

The Future of STEM Scholars Initiative is a scholarship being offered to students who plan to major in science, technology, engineering, and math at a Historically Black College or University.  Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and must be accepted as a full-time student at a college or university for the fall of 2021.  The application deadline is February 15th.

The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association will be awarding four $500.00 scholarships for students who will be attending a college or university in the state of Illinois full-time starting in the fall of 2021.  The application deadline is March 15th. 

The Temple Hoyne Buell Memorial Scholarship is an opportunity for incoming freshmen men who will be attending the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the fall of 2021.  Three scholarships will be offered to students who exhibit the values of the Chi Psi Fraternity.  Membership in the fraternity is not required for the recipients of the scholarship.  

Please see the scholarship list on Naviance or stop by the Counseling Office for additional information. 

Wisconsin Education Fairs is offering virtual access to nearly 160 colleges, specialty schools, and military branches.  Representatives will be available on February 10th for live chats and video conferences from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.  There will also be an informative live question and answer session from 5:00 – 6:00 pm.  Students are required to register for these events so please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.   

Attention students: There will be Diversity Club meetings on Wednesday February 10th (orange) and Thurs. February 11th (maroon). We will discuss activities for the month of February and African American History Month

Edmund Rice Camp will hold its first counselor meeting this Sunday, February 7th at noon. All interested students are welcome.  The meeting will only last until 1:30. You will be home in plenty of time for the Super Bowl.  See flyers around school to sign up for camp.

Did you order your St. Patrick’s Day gear yet?  Items are available from our Marathon Sportswear online store.  Go to the Brother Rice homepage and scroll down to the Featured News section on the left to find the link to our store.  Last day to order is Sunday, February 14.

Attention juniors:  Those interested in taking English 4 Journalism next year must complete an application and turn in pictures.  Take an orange information sheet from the door of Room 103 and follow the instructions to apply. Spaces will fill quickly, so complete your application ASAP.

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The bookstore is having a sale with brand new prices! There will be a table set up outside the cafeteria during lunch hours with Brother Rice shirts, socks, flags, and masks. Cash payments only… See Mr. Zampillo in the bookstore with any questions. 

Merrionette Park baseball is looking for umpires. No experience necessary, will train. $25 or $30 per game. Contact BR grad Mike Walsh at 773-447-3560 or Merrionetteparkbaseball@gmail.com

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

GENERAL

Attention students: Please turn your registration cards in ASAP

Stop outside the cafeteria this week to compete for prizes. Challenge a friend or beat the clock in a variety of games throughout the week.

Come compete for the “Golden Einstein” TONIGHT at the First Annual Brother Rice Student Trivia Night. Get 3 friends together and test your knowledge in a variety of categories. Sign up ASAP as there are only a limited amount of spots available. Check out social media, the Student Activities Newsletter, or the announcement bulletin boards located throughout the school for the sign up link. See you TONIGHT at 7 PM!

The first person to guess the number of song titles in this announcement will win a prize. “Hey now” “Save Your Tears” and “Don’t” be “Lonely” by signing up for music appreciation. Go ahead and “Toosie Slide” “Down” to the band room “Before You Go” “Home” so “Mr. Z” can sign you up. 

ATTENTION SENIORS. There are three excellent scholarship opportunities available to you:  

The Future of STEM Scholars Initiative is a scholarship being offered to students who plan to major in science, technology, engineering, and math at a Historically Black College or University.  Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and must be accepted as a full-time student at a college or university for the fall of 2021.  The application deadline is February 15th.

The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association will be awarding four $500.00 scholarships for students who will be attending a college or university in the state of Illinois full-time starting in the fall of 2021.  The application deadline is March 15th. 

The Temple Hoyne Buell Memorial Scholarship is an opportunity for incoming freshmen men who will be attending the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the fall of 2021.  Three scholarships will be offered to students who exhibit the values of the Chi Psi Fraternity.  Membership in the fraternity is not required for the recipients of the scholarship.  

Please see the scholarship list on Naviance or stop by the Counseling Office for additional information. 

Wisconsin Education Fairs is offering virtual access to nearly 160 colleges, specialty schools, and military branches.  Representatives will be available on February 10th for live chats and video conferences from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.  There will also be an informative live question and answer session from 5:00 – 6:00 pm.  Students are required to register for these events so please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.   

Attention students: The African American Heritage Mass has gone virtual. This year there will be a virtual celebration each week during the month of February beginning Friday, February 5th, 2021.Week 1 Theme is WE ARE CALLED. To access the virtual prayer service, check out the flyer located in the student activities case outside the cafeteria.

Attention students: There will be Diversity Club meetings on Wednesday February 10th (orange) and Thurs. February 11th (maroon). We will discuss activities for the month of February and African American History Month

Edmund Rice Camp will hold its first counselor meeting this Sunday, February 7th at noon. All interested students are welcome.  The meeting will only last until 1:30. You will be home in plenty of time for the Super Bowl.  See flyers around school to sign up for camp.

Did you order your St. Patrick’s Day gear yet?  Items are available from our Marathon Sportswear online store.  Go to the Brother Rice homepage and scroll down to the Featured News section on the left to find the link to our store.  Last day to order is Sunday, February 14.

Attention juniors:  Those interested in taking English 4 Journalism next year must complete an application and turn in pictures.  Take an orange information sheet from the door of Room 103 and follow the instructions to apply. Spaces will fill quickly, so complete your application ASAP.

Sign up for Driver’s Education in the Dean’s Office TODAY.  The class will begin Tuesday, February 9 right after school and you will attend on the days you are in school.  The class will end before Spring Break. 

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

Attention all of those interested in Wrestling: There will be a brief meeting about the upcoming season TODAY outside the weight room after 8th period.

GENERAL

Stop outside the cafeteria this week to compete for prizes. Challenge a friend or beat the clock in a variety of games throughout the week.

Come compete for the “Golden Einstein” TOMORROW Night at the First Annual Brother Rice Student Trivia Night. Get 3 friends together and test your knowledge in a variety of categories. Sign up ASAP as there are only a limited amount of spots available. Check out social media, the Student Activities Newsletter, or the announcement bulletin boards located throughout the school for the sign up link. See you TOMORROW NIGHT at 7 PM!

Kairos 4th day will take place after school TODAY in the chapel. All kaironians are welcome

Attention students: The African American Heritage Mass has gone virtual. This year there will be a virtual celebration each week during the month of February beginning Friday, February 5th, 2021.Week 1 Theme is WE ARE CALLED. To access the virtual prayer service, check out the flyer located in the student activities case outside the cafeteria.

Attention students: There will be Diversity Club meetings on Wednesday February 10th (orange) and Thurs. February 11th (maroon). We will discuss activities for the month of February and African American History Month

ATTENTION SENIORS:  The Future of STEM Scholars Initiative is a scholarship being offered to students who plan to major in science, technology, engineering, and math at a Historically Black College or University.  Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and must be accepted as a full-time student at a college or university for the fall of 2021.  The application deadline is February 15th so please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information. 

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The bookstore is having a sale with brand new prices! There will be a table set up outside the cafeteria during lunch hours with Brother Rice shirts, socks, flags, and masks. Cash payments only… See Mr. Zampillo in the bookstore with any questions.

Juniors who need their schedule card signed for science can see Br. Hayes after school today or next week.   Br. Hayes will not be available on Friday afternoon to sign cards

Ello Govnas, as you begin to schedule for next year be sure to add Music Appreciation. You DO NOT need prior experience to have a good time listening to music. The music YOU like and the concepts YOU want to learn will shape where this course goes. For more info see Mr. Z”

Spanish Club will meet TODAY immediately after 8th period in room 207.  Art club members are welcome to join us!  We will be exploring Calaca art! See you there! 

Edmund Rice Camp will hold its first counselor meeting this Sunday, February 7th at noon. All interested students are welcome.  The meeting will only last until 1:30. You will be home in plenty of time for the Super Bowl.  See flyers around school to sign up for camp.

Did you order your St. Patrick’s Day gear yet?  Items are available from our Marathon Sportswear online store.  Go to the Brother Rice homepage and scroll down to the Featured News section on the left to find the link to our store.  Last day to order is Sunday, February 14.

Attention juniors:  Those interested in taking English 4 Journalism next year must complete an application and turn in pictures.  Take an orange information sheet from the door of Room 103 and follow the instructions to apply. Spaces will fill quickly, so complete your application ASAP.

Sign up for Driver’s Education in the Dean’s Office TODAY.  The class will begin Tuesday, February 9 right after school and you will attend on the days you are in school.  The class will end before Spring Break. 

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

All intramural tennis players should report to Room 100 after school TODAY. See Coach Vogt in Room 100 with questions.

All members of this past season’s cross country team should see Coach Wazio sometime TODAY.  

Attention Esports Team members: There will be another virtual meeting tonight, Wednesday Feb 3rd at 7:30pm. The google meet link will be located on our Schoology Group Page. We will be discussing pre-season competition, which begins Feb 15th. Any questions, please see Mr. Strehlau in room 210. 

Anyone interested in being a manager or camera man for the basketball program please see/talk to Coach Klutch in Room 119.If anyone is interested in helping out on the Sophomore basketball team, please see Coach Duffy in the North Gym after school. 

Your commitment would require you to be available for home and away games. The season starts this Monday, Feb. 8, and the games are on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The season ends March 12.  

Attention all of those interested in Wrestling: There will be a brief meeting about the upcoming season TODAY and TOMORROW outside the weight room after 8th period.

GENERAL

Stop outside the cafeteria this week to compete for prizes. Challenge a friend or beat the clock in a variety of games throughout the week.

Come compete for the “Golden Einstein” this Thursday Night at the First Annual Brother Rice Student Trivia Night. Get 3 friends together and test your knowledge in a variety of categories. Sign up ASAP as there are only a limited amount of spots available. Check out social media, the Student Activities Newsletter, or the announcement bulletin boards located throughout the school for the sign up link. See you Thursday night at 7 PM!

Ello Govnas, as you begin to schedule for next year be sure to add Music Appreciation. You DO NOT need prior experience to have a good time listening to music. The music YOU like and the concepts YOU want to learn will shape where this course goes. For more info see Mr. Z”

Seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering are encouraged to apply for the Chicago Engineers’ Incentive Award.  For additional information about this award, please stop by the Counseling Office.  

College Board is hosting virtual fairs called BigFuture Days starting with the first one on Saturday, February 6th.  This is a great opportunity for students to connect directly with college admissions representatives and current college students.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information. 

There will be a BRTV meeting today after school. We will begin at 2:30PM in the Reference Room of the library. Because of sports starting, this meeting is mandatory. Please see Mr. Creed with any questions.

 

 

Spanish Club will meet TODAY and TOMORROW immediately after 8th period in room 207.  Art club members are welcome to join us!  We will be exploring Calaca art! See you there! 

Edmund Rice Camp will hold its first counselor meeting this Sunday, February 7th at noon. All interested students are welcome.  The meeting will only last until 1:30. You will be home in plenty of time for the Super Bowl.  See flyers around school to sign up for camp.

The House System is sponsoring a Brother Rice St. Patrick’s Day Gear sale.  Items from Marathon Sportswear will be available for purchase until Sunday, February 14; late orders cannot be accepted.  Orders will begin to ship on Wednesday, February 24. Please go to our Marathon store website at https://brspd2021.itemorder.com/sale to place your order today!

Attention juniors:  If you are interested in taking English 4 Journalism next year, please pick up an orange information sheet from the door of Room 103 and follow the instructions to apply for this class. If you have any questions, see Ms. Pacetti

Sign up for Driver’s Education in the Dean’s Office TODAY.  The class will begin Tuesday, February 9 right after school and you will attend on the days you are in school.  The class will end before Spring Break. 

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. 

The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

To all Varsity Football players there’s a Team Meeting TODAY located in the Theology Center from 2:15-2:30PM. 

All members of this past season’s cross country team should see Coach Wazio sometime TODAY.  

The Bass Team will meet at 6:00 PM TONIGHT in Room 102.

Attention Esports Team members, there will be another virtual meeting this week, Wednesday Feb 3rd at 7:30pm. The google meet link will be located on our Schoology Group Page. We will be discussing pre-season competition, which begins Feb 15th. Any questions, please see Mr. Strehlau in room 210. 

 

Intramural tennis will take place this Wednesday from 3:00-4:00 at Oak Lawn Park District. No experience is necessary, and all students are welcome. See Coach Vogt with questions.

           

Anyone interested in being a manager or camera man for the basketball program please see/talk to Coach Klutch in Room 119.

 

If anyone is interested in helping out on the Sophomore basketball team, please see Coach Duffy in the North Gym after school. 

Your commitment would require you to be available for home and away games. The season starts this Monday, Feb. 8, and the games are on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The season ends March 12.  

Attention all of those interested in Wrestling: There will be a brief meeting about the upcoming season Wednesday and Thursday outside the weight room after 8th period.

GENERAL

Stop outside the cafeteria this week to compete for prizes. Challenge a friend or beat the clock in a variety of games throughout the week.

Come compete for the “Golden Einstein” this Thursday Night at the First Annual Brother Rice Student Trivia Night. Get 3 friends together and test your knowledge in a variety of categories. Sign up ASAP as there are only a limited amount of spots available. Check out social media, the Student Activities Newsletter, or the announcement bulletin boards located throughout the school for the sign up link. See you Thursday night at 7 PM!

Seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering are encouraged to apply for the Chicago Engineers’ Incentive Award.  For additional information about this award, please stop by the Counseling Office.  

College Board is hosting virtual fairs called BigFuture Days starting with the first one on Saturday, February 6th.  This is a great opportunity for students to connect directly with college admissions representatives and current college students.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information. 

There will be a BRTV meeting tomorrow after school. We will begin at 2:30pm. Because of fall sports starting, this meeting is mandatory. Please see Mr. Creed with any questions.

Spanish Club will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday immediately after 8th period in room 207.  Art club members are welcome to join us!  We will be exploring Calaca art! See you there! 

Edmund Rice Camp will hold its first counselor meeting this Sunday, February 7th at noon. All interested students are welcome.  The meeting will only last until 1:30. You will be home in plenty of time for the Super Bowl.  See flyers around school to sign up for camp.

The House System is sponsoring a Brother Rice St. Patrick’s Day Gear sale.  Items from Marathon Sportswear will be available for purchase until Sunday, February 14; late orders cannot be accepted.  Orders will begin to ship on Wednesday, February 24. Please go to our Marathon store website at https://brspd2021.itemorder.com/sale to place your order today!

Attention juniors:  If you are interested in taking English 4 Journalism next year, please pick up an orange information sheet from the door of Room 103 and follow the instructions to apply for this class. If you have any questions, see Ms. Pacetti

Sign up for Driver’s Education in the Dean’s Office TODAY.  The class will begin Tuesday, February 9 right after school and you will attend on the days you are in school.  The class will be over by Spring Break. 

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. 

The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

To all Varsity Football players there’s a Team Meeting TODAY- Maroon group and Tuesday-orange group located in the Theology Center from 2:15-2:30PM. 

The Bass Team will meet at 6:00 PM on TOMORROW in Room 102.

Attention Esports Team members, there will be another virtual meeting this week, Wednesday Feb 3rd at 7:30pm. The google meet link will be located on our Schoology Group Page. We will be discussing pre-season competition, which begins Feb 15th. Any questions, please see Mr. Strehlau in room 210. 

 

Intramural tennis will take place this Wednesday from 3:00-4:00 at Oak Lawn Park District. No experience is necessary, and all students are welcome. See Coach Vogt with questions.

           

Attention freshman basketball players: Freshman that signed up for basketball should have received and read an email with information about tryouts. Tryouts will be: TODAY from 3-4:15 PM. Please see the email for details or talk to Coach Klutch during your Theology class if you have any questions.

GENERAL

Creative Writing Club will meet on TODAY in Room 100 immediately after school. All students are welcome; no experience is required. See Coach Vogt with questions.

The House System is sponsoring a Brother Rice St. Patrick’s Day Gear sale.  Items from Marathon Sportswear will be available for purchase until Sunday, February 14; late orders cannot be accepted.  Orders will begin to ship on Wednesday, February 24. Please go to our Marathon store website at https://brspd2021.itemorder.com/sale to place your order today!

Attention juniors:  If you are interested in taking English 4 Journalism next year, please pick up an orange information sheet from the door of Room 103 and follow the instructions to apply for this class. If you have any questions, see Ms. Pacetti.

Attention juniors: If you are interested in applying for Peer Ministry for the 2021-2022 academic year applications are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions

“Are you the operator of your pocket calculator? And have you been known to get down to Dimitri Vegas or Steve Aoki at homecoming? If so, you may be interested in learning about the history of EDM and so much more by signing up for MUSIC APPRECIATION. See Mr. Z with any questions.”

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The bookstore is having a sale with brand new prices. There will be a table set up outside the cafeteria during lunch hours with Brother Rice shirts, socks, flags, and masks. Cash payments only…you won’t want to miss these prices. See Mr. Zampillo in the bookstore with any questions. 

Sign up for Driver’s Education in the Dean’s Office today.  The class will begin Tuesday, February 9 right after school and you will attend on the days you are in school.  The class will be over by Spring Break. 

Moraine Valley Community College is now accepting applications for the Distinguished Scholar Tuition Award.  Applicants must be residents of Moraine’s District 524 who plan to enroll there in the fall of 2021.  Applicants must also be in the top 10% of their graduating class.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

Attention students!  Brother Rice will be hosting a VIRTUAL IMMERSION to Lima, Peru during Catholic Schools Week (February 1st through the 5th).  In exchange for your $8 dollar donation, you will be able to dress down from February 1st through February 8th.  For three days, you will see a video of a Zoom call in which we will learn about the realities of poverty in Peru; and then will watch the house being built; and finally, we will meet the family for whom we build a new house as they move in.  Please remember that the spirit of Edmund Rice requires us to serve the poor, just as Edmund did at Mt. Sion School in Waterford, Ireland.  Your generosity will help us truly “live Jesus in our Hearts FOREVER!”

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. 

The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

Attention freshman basketball players: Freshman that signed up for basketball should have received and read an email with information about tryouts. Tryouts will be: Saturday morning, January 30th, from 8 – 9:30 AM and Monday afternoon, February 1st, from 3-4:15 PM.

Please see the email for details or talk to Coach Klutch during your Theology class if you have any questions.

Attention all volleyball players: There will be an open gym for volleyball on Sunday, January 31st from 2-4 in the South Gym.  All students are invited.  

GENERAL

Creative Writing Club will meet on FRIDAY in Room 100 immediately after school. All students are welcome; no experience is required. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Attention juniors: if you are interested in applying for Peer Ministry for the 2021-2022 academic year applications are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions

“Are you the operator of your pocket calculator? And have you been known to get down to Dimitri Vegas or Steve Aoki at homecoming? If so, you may be interested in learning about the history of EDM and so much more by signing up for MUSIC APPRECIATION. See Mr. Z with any questions.”

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The bookstore is having a sale with brand new prices! There will be a table set up outside the cafeteria during lunch hours with Brother Rice shirts, socks, flags, and masks. Cash payments only…you won’t want to miss these prices. See Mr. Zampillo in the bookstore with any questions. 

Sign up for Driver’s Education in the Dean’s Office today.  The class will begin Tuesday, February 9 right after school and you will attend on the days you are in school.  The class will be over by Spring Break. 

ATTENTION SENIORS: There are three excellent scholarship opportunities available to you:  

Moraine Valley Community College is now accepting applications for the Distinguished Scholar Tuition Award.  Applicants must be residents of Moraine’s District 524 who plan to enroll there in the fall of 2021.  Applicants must also be in the top 10% of their graduating class.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information.

The Orland Township Scholarship Foundation is offering scholarships to graduating seniors who live within the boundaries of Orland Township.  This scholarship can be applied to a college, university, trade or vocational school. 

The Oak-Lawn-Hometown PTA Council will award two $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors who plan to attend a community college, university or trade school. Students must rank in the upper 50% of their class at the end of their first semester of senior year and must have attended at least four school years in the District 123 school system.

Applications for these scholarships are available through Naviance or in the Counseling Office.

The National Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting 8 virtual fairs this semester.  Their first virtual fair is Sunday, January 31st from 1:00 – 7:00 pm ET.  Students can drop in on Zoom sessions offered by hundreds of colleges.  This is a great opportunity to start exploring college options.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.  

Students who plan to take the ACT or SAT test this spring have an opportunity to take a free virtual practice test for one of these exams.  StudyPoint is offering the practice tests virtually and students who participate will receive a free score analysis.  Multiple tests are run every week and if you are interested, please see your counselor for more information. 

The Anti-Cruelty Society, in partnership with The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, is offering a program for high school students with an interest in veterinary medicine or animal science related fields.  The program is from September 2021 through April 2022.  Please see your counselor for more information.

The Alsip Park District is now hiring students for summer employment.  The positions available are lifeguards, concessions staff, pool attendants, day camp team members or athletic site supervisor.  Information can be found in the Counseling Office or on the job bulletin board outside the Dean’s Office. 

Attention students!  Brother Rice will be hosting a VIRTUAL IMMERSION to Lima, Peru during Catholic Schools Week (February 1st through the 5th).  In exchange for your $8 dollar donation, you will be able to dress down from February 1st through February 8th.  For three days, you will see a video of a Zoom call in which we will learn about the realities of poverty in Peru; and then will watch the house being built; and finally, we will meet the family for whom we build a new house as they move in.  Please remember that the spirit of Edmund Rice requires us to serve the poor, just as Edmund did at Mt. Sion School in Waterford, Ireland.  Your generosity will help us truly “live Jesus in our Hearts FOREVER!”

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. 

The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

The Bass Team meeting scheduled for Tuesday January 26th has been canceled due to the forecasted weather of a possible major winter storm. Let’s plan on meeting the following Tuesday, Feb 2nd for everyone’s safety. Any questions contact Mr. Lowery 312-218-2399

Freshman football players, please check your Hudl accounts, during your lunch periods today.

Attention Football Players Varsity Retreat for Juniors/Seniors REMINDER: We are going to meet together at the Darien Center TODAY @ 5:15p.m. 7800 S Cass Av. 

Attention all volleyball players: There will be an open gym for volleyball on Sunday, January 31st from 2-4 in the South Gym.  All students are invited.  

GENERAL

Kairos 4th day will take place after school today in the chapel. All kaironians are welcome.

Attention juniors: if you are interested in applying for Peer Ministry for the 2021-2022 academic year applications are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions

Spanish Club will NOT meet this week due to the faculty meeting on Thursday.  We will meet next week.  Stay tuned for exact meeting days.

As you get ready for next school year, be sure to add Music Appreciation to your schedule. We’ll cover all things music including topics such as why Kanye’s “808s and Heartbreak” is one of the most influential albums in modern hip-hop history. See Mr. Z with questions, Hot Diggity Dog. 

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The bookstore is having a sale with brand new prices! There will be a table set up outside the cafeteria during lunch hours with Brother Rice shirts, socks, flags, and masks. Cash payments only…you won’t want to miss these prices. See Mr. Zampillo in the bookstore with any questions. 

ATTENTION SENIORS: There are two excellent scholarship opportunities available to you:  

• The Orland Township Scholarship Foundation is offering scholarships to graduating seniors who live within the boundaries of Orland Township.  This scholarship can be applied to a college, university, trade or vocational school. 
• The Oak-Lawn-Hometown PTA Council will award two $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors who plan to attend a community college, university or trade school. Students must rank in the upper 50% of their class at the end of their first semester of senior year and must have attended at least four school years in the District 123 school system.

Applications for these scholarships are available through Naviance or in the Counseling Office.

The National Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting 8 virtual fairs this semester.  Their first virtual fair is Sunday, January 31st from 1:00 – 7:00 pm ET.  Students can drop in on Zoom sessions offered by hundreds of colleges.  This is a great opportunity to start exploring college options.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.  

Students who plan to take the ACT or SAT test this spring have an opportunity to take a free virtual practice test for one of these exams.  StudyPoint is offering the practice tests virtually and students who participate will receive a free score analysis.  Multiple tests are run every week and if you are interested, please see your counselor for more information. 

The Anti-Cruelty Society, in partnership with The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, is offering a program for high school students with an interest in veterinary medicine or animal science related fields.  The program is from September 2021 through April 2022.  Please see your counselor for more information.

The Alsip Park District is now hiring students for summer employment.  The positions available are lifeguards, concessions staff, pool attendants, day camp team members or athletic site supervisor.  Information can be found in the Counseling Office or on the job bulletin board outside the Dean’s Office. 

Attention students!  Brother Rice will be hosting a VIRTUAL IMMERSION to Lima, Peru during Catholic Schools Week (February 1st through the 5th).  In exchange for your $8 dollar donation, you will be able to dress down from February 1st through February 8th.  For three days, you will see a video of a Zoom call in which we will learn about the realities of poverty in Peru; and then will watch the house being built; and finally, we will meet the family for whom we build a new house as they move in.  Please remember that the spirit of Edmund Rice requires us to serve the poor, just as Edmund did at Mt. Sion School in Waterford, Ireland.  Your generosity will help us truly “live Jesus in our Hearts FOREVER!”

Applications are now available in the Main Office for the John Hosty Crusader Award Annual Scholarship.  John was one of the founding members of the Brother Rice Dads’ Club.  He believed that giving one’s time to support and serve Brother Rice was important.  

The Alumni Dads’ & Dads’ Club are offering seven $500 tuition grants to students in their Junior Year who have placed an emphasis on volunteering and community service. 

The deadline for submissions is February 26th. Winners will be notified by the award committee in April. 

SPORTS

The Bass Team meeting scheduled for Tuesday January 26th has been canceled due to the forecasted weather of a possible major winter storm. Let’s plan on meeting the following Tuesday, Feb 2nd for everyone’s safety. Any questions contact Mr. Lowery 312-218-2399

Attention Football Players Senior Retreat REMINDER: We are going to meet together at the Darien Center on Thursday, Jan 28th @ 5:15p.m. 7800 S Cass Ave. Please wear your Maroon Game Jersey and be sure to have a mask on.

Intramural tennis players should report to Room 100 after school today. See Coach Vogt with any questions.

GENERAL

Art Club will meet today AND tomorrow immediately after the 8th period in Room 207.

Spanish Club will NOT meet this week due to the faculty meeting on Thursday.  We will meet next week.  Stay tuned for exact meeting days.

As you get ready for next school year, be sure to add Music Appreciation to your schedule. We’ll cover all things music including topics such as why Kanye’s “808s and Heartbreak” is one of the most influential albums in modern hip-hop history. See Mr. Z with questions, Hot Diggity Dog. 

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The bookstore is having a sale with brand new prices! There will be a table set up outside the cafeteria during lunch hours with Brother Rice shirts, socks, flags, and masks. Cash payments only…you won’t want to miss these prices. See Mr. Zampillo in the bookstore with any questions. 

ATTENTION SENIORS: There are three excellent scholarship opportunities available to you:  

• The Orland Township Scholarship Foundation is offering scholarships to graduating seniors who live within the boundaries of Orland Township.  This scholarship can be applied to a college, university, trade or vocational school. 
• The Oak-Lawn-Hometown PTA Council will award two $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors who plan to attend a community college, university or trade school. Students must rank in the upper 50% of their class at the end of their first semester of senior year and must have attended at least four school years in the District 123 school system.
• The A. Franklin Pilchard Scholarship deadline is January 31st. Applicants must plan to attend a college or university in the state of Illinois, must have a GPA of 3.0 or above and must demonstrate financial need.  If you plan to apply for this scholarship, please submit your transcript release form to the Counseling Office no later than Wednesday, January 27th.  

Applications for these scholarships are available through Naviance or in the Counseling Office.

The National Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting 8 virtual fairs this semester.  Their first virtual fair is Sunday, January 31st from 1:00 – 7:00 pm ET.  Students can drop in on Zoom sessions offered by hundreds of colleges.  This is a great opportunity to start exploring college options.  Please stop by the Counseling Office for registration information.  

Students who plan to take the ACT or SAT test this spring have an opportunity to take a free virtual practice test for one of these exams.  StudyPoint is offering the practice tests virtually and students who participate will receive a free score analysis.  Multiple tests are run every week and if you are interested, please see your counselor for more information. 

The Anti-Cruelty Society, in partnership with The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, is offering a program for high school students with an interest in veterinary medicine or animal science-related fields.  The program is from September 2021 through April 2022.  Please see your counselor for more information.

The Alsip Park District is now hiring students for summer employment.  The positions available are lifeguards, concessions staff, pool attendants, day camp team members or athletic site supervisor.  Information can be found in the Counseling Office or on the job bulletin board outside the Dean’s Office. 

Attention students!  Brother Rice will be hosting a VIRTUAL IMMERSION to Lima, Peru during Catholic Schools Week (February 1st through the 5th).  In exchange for your $8 dollar donation, you will be able to dress down from February 1st through February 8th.  For three days, you will see a video of a Zoom call in which we will learn about the realities of poverty in Peru; and then will watch the house being built; and finally, we will meet the family for whom we build a new house as they move in.  Please remember that the spirit of Edmund Rice requires us to serve the poor, just as Edmund did at Mt Sion school in Waterford, Ireland.  Your generosity will help us truly “live Jesus in our hearts FOREVER!”

SPORTS

The Bass Team meeting scheduled for Tuesday, January 26th has been canceled due to the forecasted weather of a possible major winter storm. Let’s plan on meeting the following Tuesday, Feb 2nd for everyone’s safety. Any questions contact Mr. Lowery at 312-218-2399

Attention Football Players Senior Retreat REMINDER: We are going to meet together at the Darien Center on Thursday, Jan 28th @ 5:15 p.m. 7800 S Cass Ave. Please wear your Maroon Game Jersey and be sure to have a mask on.

GENERAL

Creative Writing Club will meet in Room 100 after school TODAY. See Mr. Vogt with questions.

Art Club will meet on Monday and Tuesday next week in room 207

Spanish Club will meet on Wednesday and Thursday next week in room 207.

Attention juniors, if you are interested in being a peer minister next year, application forms are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions

ATTENTION SENIORS:   The A. Franklin Pilchard Scholarship deadline is January 31st. Applicants must plan to attend a college or university in the state of Illinois, must have a GPA of 3.0 or above, and must demonstrate financial need.  If you plan to apply for this scholarship, please submit your transcript release form to the Counseling Office no later than January 25th or 26th. 

Attention students!  Brother Rice will be hosting a VIRTUAL IMMERSION to Lima, Peru during Catholic Schools Week (February 1st through the 5th).  In exchange for your $8 dollar donation, you will be able to dress down from February 1st through February 8th.  For three days, you will see a video of a Zoom call in which we will learn about the realities of poverty in Peru; and then will watch the house being built; and finally, we will meet the family for whom we build a new house as they move in.  Please remember that the spirit of Edmund Rice requires us to serve the poor, just as Edmund did at Mt Sion school in Waterford, Ireland.  Your generosity will help us truly “live Jesus in our hearts FOREVER!”

SPORTS

The Bass Team will meet on Tuesday, January 26th at 6:00 PM in Room 102. At the meeting, we will be discussing tackle organization and Spring techniques. Have your thoughts and ideas ready. See you there

GENERAL

Creative Writing Club will meet in Room 100 after school on Friday. See Mr. Vogt with questions.

Attention juniors, if you are interested in being a peer minister next year, application forms are available outside the ministry office. See Mr. Augustyn with any questions

Students who are interested in STEM summer programs may be interested in the following programs:

• Discovering STEM in ACES is a two-week virtual experience, July 11-23, 2021, via Zoom from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and is free for students.  This is a virtual opportunity for students to discover their interests in STEM-based careers. Current sophomores or juniors who rank in the top 25% of their class with a “B” average are encouraged to apply.  
• The United States Naval Academy Summer STEM is a one week program during the month of June designed to encourage 9th-11th grade students to pursue a course of study in STEM fields.  Students do not have to have an interest in attending the Naval Academy to participate in this camp.  This program may be held virtually if Covid-19 does not permit in-person camps.   There is a fee for this program, but scholarships are available for tuition and travel costs. 

Additional summer programs are as follows:

• Ag Discovery Program-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:  This program is for students interested in exploring opportunities associated with becoming a veterinarian and working with wildlife.  The program will be virtual from July 11-30, 2021 and is free for students. 

• The Bank of America Charitable Foundation’s Student Leaders Program is an eight-week paid internship for current juniors and seniors with a nonprofit organization selected by the Bank.  Students will also attend a week long Student Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C. from July 12-17th.  The application deadline for this program is January 29th.   

• The United States Naval Academy Summer Seminar: Current Juniors who are interested in the Naval Academy are encouraged to apply for their summer seminar which is held in June.  This is a great opportunity for students who are considering the Academy as their college of choice because it will be a good introduction to life at the Academy.  There is a fee for this program, but scholarships are available for tuition and travel costs. 

Please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information about the registration process for these programs. 

SPORTS

Intramural tennis will resume next Wednesday, January 27. See Coach Vogt with questions.

Over the break, the Brother Rice ESports program competed in the St. Rita Fortnite tournament. The duo team of Jimmy Hogan and Colin Ashely walked away with the Championship. The first of hopefully many more championships for the Esports program. 

GENERAL

Creative Writing Club will meet in Room 100 after school on Friday. See Mr. Vogt with questions.

Students who are interested in STEM summer programs may be interested in the following programs:

• Discovering STEM in ACES is a two-week virtual experience, July 11-23, 2021, via Zoom from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and is free for students.  This is a virtual opportunity for students to discover their interests in STEM-based careers. Current sophomores or juniors who rank in the top 25% of their class with a “B” average are encouraged to apply.  
• The United States Naval Academy Summer STEM is a one week program during the month of June designed to encourage 9th-11th grade students to pursue a course of study in STEM fields.  Students do not have to have an interest in attending the Naval Academy to participate in this camp.  This program may be held virtually if Covid-19 does not permit in-person camps.   There is a fee for this program, but scholarships are available for tuition and travel costs. 

Additional summer programs are as follows:

• Ag Discovery Program-University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign:  This program is for students interested in exploring opportunities associated with becoming a veterinarian and working with wildlife.  The program will be virtual from July 11-30, 2021, and is free for students. 

• The Bank of America Charitable Foundation’s Student Leaders Program is an eight-week paid internship for current juniors and seniors with a nonprofit organization selected by the Bank.  Students will also attend a week-long Student Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C. from July 12-17th.  The application deadline for this program is January 29th.   

• The United States Naval Academy Summer Seminar: Current Juniors who are interested in the Naval Academy are encouraged to apply for their summer seminar which is held in June.  This is a great opportunity for students who are considering the Academy as their college of choice because it will be a good introduction to life at the Academy. There is a fee for this program, but scholarships are available for tuition and travel costs. 

Please stop by the Counseling Office for additional information about the registration process for these camps. 

Kairos 4th Day will take place after 8th period in the chapel.  Join us as we welcome our new Kairos 155 brothers.

SPORTS

Intramural tennis will resume next Wednesday, January 27. See Coach Vogt with questions.

 

Over the break, the Brother Rice ESports program competed in the St. Rita Fortnite tournament. The duo team of Jimmy Hogan and Colin Ashely walked away with the Championship. The first of hopefully many more championships for the Esports program. 

GENERAL

Creative Writing Club will meet in Room 100 after school on Friday. See Mr. Vogt with questions.

SPORTS

All members of the bowling team, please meet in room 201 after 8th period for a brief meeting.  See Coach Dwyer if you have any questions.