Congratulations to Arianna Doss ’23 and the MIT Engineers on winning the NEWMAC Tournament Championship with a 4-0 win over Salve Regina. Doss received the Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player Award with two goals and an assist, including the first goal in the championship game. Doss also received the NEWMAC Laurels of Academic Excellence Award, which is “presented by the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade point average (GPA) competing at a conference championship finals site.” MIT received an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament and will find out its next opponent on the NCAA selection show on Monday, November 9, at 10:30 a.m. CST.
Fall SPC is a wrap in Dallas and Houston. The Mavericks finished SPC Runners-Up in Boys Cross Country and Field Hockey. Girls Cross Country finished third, and Boys and Girls Volleyball finished 6th. Football lost to Kinkaid in the 4A semifinals for a fourth-place finish.
Margot Manning ’23 and the Texas A&M Aggies travel to Nashville for a Friday night SEC game against former Maverick teammate Reese Animashaun ’24 and the Vanderbilt Commodores. First serve is at 7:00 p.m. CST. Watch it live on the SEC Network.
"Margo and Reese are both starting and absolutely crushing it," said St. John's head girls' volleyball coach Shelbi Irvin. "Margot set career highs last week in assists (48), digs (16), and blocks (4) in their win vs. Tennessee. Reese just led Vandy to two wins last week vs. South Carolina and Georgia with 30 kills and .455 hitting percentage!"
Meanwhile, the 2026 St. John's Girls Volleyball team will look to defend their 2025 SPC title starting on Thursday. From SPC to SEC, Maverick Girls Volleyball is holding court.
St. John's will air a radio broadcast of the St. John's - Kinkaid football game on Friday, October 30, 2026. Join alumni Jeremy Radcliffe '92 and brother Jake Radcliffe '96 on the air at Kinkaid. Kickoff is 7:00 p.m. The pre-game show starts at 6:45 p.m.
Matias Adrogue ’24, junior kicker for WashU Football, has been named to the Fred Mitchell Award watch list for the 2026 season. Adrogue is one of seven Division III kickers on the list, and he leads the NCAC with a 100% field goal percentage.
In partnership with the Athletic Department, College Counseling will host an Athletic Recruiting Information Session on Monday, October 5th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Annex.
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St. John’s Girls and Boys Cross Country teams traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, to run in the Trinity-Valkyrie Cross Country Invitational on Saturday, September 19. The Mavericks spent part of Friday touring Churchill Downs, the one-mile track famous for the Saturday “Run for the Roses” held in May. The Mavs were strong down the homestretch, with the boys finishing 7th out of 33 teams and the girls 10th out of 22 teams.
located northwest of Philadelphia, to compete against some of the nation's top teams. The Mavericks held their own, coming in with a preseason national ranking of 12th and 3rd in the West/Midwest Region. St. John’s opened up on Friday, September 18, with a 2-0 loss against Oak Knoll (NJ), and followed up with a 7-2 win over #6 The Hill School. The Mavs lost their game on Saturday 2-1 (OT) versus Conestoga HS.
Varsity Football won its home opener against Second Baptist 28-14, scoring all its points in the second half. The victory capped a special night for St. John’s School as two legends were honored under the Friday night lights.