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Good Luck to our @fptrack program at today’s event.

Go Rams! 🐏🏃

#AMDG #GoRams #HomeOfChampions

This past weekend, @fptrack successfully defended its Outdoor State Catholic Championship in dominant fashion, securing the title with a statement-making 24-point margin of victory.

With the program now having captured 7 of the last 9 Indoor and Outdoor State Catholic Championships, the Rams continue to establish themselves as a premier track & field program.

Go Rams! 🐏🏃🏆

#AMDG #GoRams #HomeOfChampions

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

A Beautiful Day…congrats and thanks to our seniors, and we will see you Wednesday at graduation.Special thanks to Coach Gerry Byrne and Sophomore Jake Chang ‘28 for the fantastic photos!!! Go Rams!

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

No Championship story would be complete without the relays.The 4x800 saw Senior Paxton Reyes run an aggressive leadoff leg logging his best time of the season, setting us up for a fine 6th place.The 4x100 (one week removed from a school record!) survived an exchange scare to qualify for the final, where an inspired team of Gavin Monaco’26, Justin Barberan ‘26, Griffin Shea ‘26 and Remy Strain ‘26 clocked 43.44 for 4th place.And then the superb finale….Joshua Antelmi ‘26 has been a revelation this year, and led off in 50.5, Soph Chase Dinham ‘28 blazed a 49.7 in the rain, Zorion Narcisse-Brown ‘27 worked his way back from injury to a 50.05 carry and Kaiden Rusk brought it home, exactly 50 years since we last won the 4x400 at Outdoor States (1976: McConnell, Stadnik, Ficarra, Schutty).

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

2nd straight 400m title (to go with 2 straight indoor 300m titles and two relay titles!), 2nd fastest in Prep history, 2nd fastest in NY State this season (1st is Cameron Snyder, son of FP star Terrence Snyder ‘90!), leading the Rams to their 2nd straight outdoor title! But make no mistake, Kaiden Rusk is the number 1 long sprinter in the Metro Area.47.78!!! Outta sight!!!

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

What would we do without Coach Febles Sr’s hurdlers? Every year, the hurdle final seems to be covered in maroon and white.This year was no different, as seniors Chris Bustamante and Wyatt Zachery, and junior Ryan Malloy take places 2-4.Showing their versatility and irreplaceable value, each scored in their other event as well.9 points from the hurdlers, and 15 points overall from this talented trio. “No Barriers!”

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

The High Jump is the most unreliable event for a head coach trying to calculate points, but Aiden Schneeberg ‘26 and Naval Duran’26 have been locking in a reliable 10 points (1st and 2nd place!) for three years.Every Championship meet since sophomore year, Aiden and Naval have taken the top two spots. While Naval took the City title last week, Aiden won his third CHSAA State title yesterday, and the two seniors put the meet out of reach by getting the Rams to 30 points with still 6 events to go.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

Wyatt Zachery ‘26 has led the Prep’s horizontal jumpers during this unprecedented 4-year run.2 time CHSAA champion and hurdle All-American, Wyatt took 3rd in the Triple Jump on Saturday in just his 2nd competition this spring, following a long road back from injury.Wyatt has mentored the youth movement, as Leonard Madu ‘29 and Liam Mautner ‘29 both long jumped over 19 feet this spring to give Coach Atallah plenty to work with in the coming years.3 points got us to 20 as we started to pull away, mid-meet.

What a year for Coach Cahill’s vaulters.Always reliable scorers, Saturday was not the perfect day , but saw Tyler Williams ‘26 come up big in the clutch again, taking 2nd and earning a State Federation meet berth by virtue of his season PR 14’6”. Chris Bustamante ‘26 and Quinn Copps ‘27 medaled to add 8 huge points to the Prep total, and Sophs Julian Litman and Cheikh Camara displayed the consistency—on challenging conditions—that have made them Varsity-level performers all year.The 8 points from the PV put us in the lead—on which we’d build all day.Special congrats to Cahill team member Francesco Gjuraj of @ionapreptrackandfield for his State Catholic title

What a year for Coach Cahill’s vaulters.Always reliable scorers, Saturday was not the perfect day , but saw Tyler Williams ‘26 come up big in the clutch again, taking 2nd and earning a State Federation meet berth by virtue of his season PR 14’6”. Chris Bustamante ‘26 and Quinn Copps ‘27 medaled to add 8 huge points to the Prep total, and Sophs Julian Litman and Cheikh Camara displayed the consistency—on challenging conditions—that have made them Varsity-level performers all year.The 8 points from the PV put us in the lead—on which we’d build all day.Special congrats to Cahill team member Francesco Gjuraj of @ionapreptrackandfield for his State Catholic title

What a year for Coach Cahill’s vaulters.Always reliable scorers, Saturday was not the perfect day , but saw Tyler Williams ‘26 come up big in the clutch again, taking 2nd and earning a State Federation meet berth by virtue of his season PR 14’6”. Chris Bustamante ‘26 and Quinn Copps ‘27 medaled to add 8 huge points to the Prep total, and Sophs Julian Litman and Cheikh Camara displayed the consistency—on challenging conditions—that have made them Varsity-level performers all year.The 8 points from the PV put us in the lead—on which we’d build all day.Special congrats to Cahill team member Francesco Gjuraj of @ionapreptrackandfield for his State Catholic title

What a year for Coach Cahill’s vaulters.Always reliable scorers, Saturday was not the perfect day , but saw Tyler Williams ‘26 come up big in the clutch again, taking 2nd and earning a State Federation meet berth by virtue of his season PR 14’6”. Chris Bustamante ‘26 and Quinn Copps ‘27 medaled to add 8 huge points to the Prep total, and Sophs Julian Litman and Cheikh Camara displayed the consistency—on challenging conditions—that have made them Varsity-level performers all year.The 8 points from the PV put us in the lead—on which we’d build all day.Special congrats to Cahill team member Francesco Gjuraj of @ionapreptrackandfield for his State Catholic title

What a year for Coach Cahill’s vaulters.Always reliable scorers, Saturday was not the perfect day , but saw Tyler Williams ‘26 come up big in the clutch again, taking 2nd and earning a State Federation meet berth by virtue of his season PR 14’6”. Chris Bustamante ‘26 and Quinn Copps ‘27 medaled to add 8 huge points to the Prep total, and Sophs Julian Litman and Cheikh Camara displayed the consistency—on challenging conditions—that have made them Varsity-level performers all year.The 8 points from the PV put us in the lead—on which we’d build all day.Special congrats to Cahill team member Francesco Gjuraj of @ionapreptrackandfield for his State Catholic title

What a year for Coach Cahill’s vaulters.Always reliable scorers, Saturday was not the perfect day , but saw Tyler Williams ‘26 come up big in the clutch again, taking 2nd and earning a State Federation meet berth by virtue of his season PR 14’6”. Chris Bustamante ‘26 and Quinn Copps ‘27 medaled to add 8 huge points to the Prep total, and Sophs Julian Litman and Cheikh Camara displayed the consistency—on challenging conditions—that have made them Varsity-level performers all year.The 8 points from the PV put us in the lead—on which we’d build all day.Special congrats to Cahill team member Francesco Gjuraj of @ionapreptrackandfield for his State Catholic title

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The Prep’s big guns stepped up all season, with newcomer Joe Sbrega ‘28 becoming a legit powerhouse with a Javelin in his hands.148 feet for 4 points and a silver medal, Joe was joined by Seniors Pierce Brogan and Isaac Hudson, and Juniors Felix Cabrera Vargas, Mike Zuccarelli and Nicole Del Mistro in the Javelin and Discus.Also, congrats to @regisxctf Junior Anthony Grande for the Jav win!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

The distance corps saw a resurgence this spring, capped by junior Henry Cheatham’s inspiring 3rd place finish in the 3200m run.Henry’s time of 9:23.12 ranks among the legends of Prep 2 milers, and comes after a long 15 months on the injury comeback trail.Fellow junior David Santos dropped a blazing 4:33 1600 PR, and underclassmen Tommy Owen ‘28 and Ryan Clarke ‘29 climbed aboard the Soph and Freshman lists with their PRs.Cheatham and Santos joined seniors Paxton Reyes ‘26 and Manny Montilla ‘26 for a fine 6th place finish in the 4x800 relay.Cross Country is right around the corner!

At the 98th Annual CHSAA Championship yesterday, the Prep won its 9th title in 25 years (2001-04, 2009, 2015, 2022, 2025-26) cementing a legacy as the one of the best teams in League history.Scoring 53 points, ahead of 2nd place @stepinactrack and 3rd place @chaminadeflyers_xc.tf , the Rams enjoyed a complete team victory, scoring in 11 of 19 events.We began the day with a 4th place from Junior Ryan Malloy in the 400ih.In his first season running the event, the decathlete showed off his incredible versatility.The first 2 points (scoring goes 6 pts for first place, 4 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd etc) in the books.Just after Ryan’s race, alums Justin Jordaens ‘20, Matt McCormick ‘25, Ethen Chen ‘25 and Coach Atallah participated in the always-fun alumni and coaches race traditions.

At the 98th Annual CHSAA Championship yesterday, the Prep won its 9th title in 25 years (2001-04, 2009, 2015, 2022, 2025-26) cementing a legacy as the one of the best teams in League history.Scoring 53 points, ahead of 2nd place @stepinactrack and 3rd place @chaminadeflyers_xc.tf , the Rams enjoyed a complete team victory, scoring in 11 of 19 events.We began the day with a 4th place from Junior Ryan Malloy in the 400ih.In his first season running the event, the decathlete showed off his incredible versatility.The first 2 points (scoring goes 6 pts for first place, 4 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd etc) in the books.Just after Ryan’s race, alums Justin Jordaens ‘20, Matt McCormick ‘25, Ethen Chen ‘25 and Coach Atallah participated in the always-fun alumni and coaches race traditions.

At the 98th Annual CHSAA Championship yesterday, the Prep won its 9th title in 25 years (2001-04, 2009, 2015, 2022, 2025-26) cementing a legacy as the one of the best teams in League history.Scoring 53 points, ahead of 2nd place @stepinactrack and 3rd place @chaminadeflyers_xc.tf , the Rams enjoyed a complete team victory, scoring in 11 of 19 events.We began the day with a 4th place from Junior Ryan Malloy in the 400ih.In his first season running the event, the decathlete showed off his incredible versatility.The first 2 points (scoring goes 6 pts for first place, 4 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd etc) in the books.Just after Ryan’s race, alums Justin Jordaens ‘20, Matt McCormick ‘25, Ethen Chen ‘25 and Coach Atallah participated in the always-fun alumni and coaches race traditions.

At the 98th Annual CHSAA Championship yesterday, the Prep won its 9th title in 25 years (2001-04, 2009, 2015, 2022, 2025-26) cementing a legacy as the one of the best teams in League history.Scoring 53 points, ahead of 2nd place @stepinactrack and 3rd place @chaminadeflyers_xc.tf , the Rams enjoyed a complete team victory, scoring in 11 of 19 events.We began the day with a 4th place from Junior Ryan Malloy in the 400ih.In his first season running the event, the decathlete showed off his incredible versatility.The first 2 points (scoring goes 6 pts for first place, 4 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd etc) in the books.Just after Ryan’s race, alums Justin Jordaens ‘20, Matt McCormick ‘25, Ethen Chen ‘25 and Coach Atallah participated in the always-fun alumni and coaches race traditions.