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Manning Heading to Final Four
Congratulations to Margot Manning '23 and Texas A&M Volleyball for advancing to the NCAA Final Four Volleyball Championships. The Aggies defeated the overall #1-seeded Nebraska in the regional final and are set to play Pittsburgh on December 18 in Kansas City.Read More -
National Champions!
Congratulations to goalkeeper Juliana Boon ’24, who made 62 saves on the season for Northwestern, including four in the National Championship game OT win, for a second consecutive NCAA D1 Championship! Boone was also selected to the NFHCA First Team All-Region Team (West).Read More -
Mavericks Named All-American and All-Region by NFHCA
Read MoreCongratulations to St. John's and these Mavericks for earning NFHCA (National Field Hockey Coaches Association) postseason awards.All-American: First Team- Gracey Crawford; Third Team- Montgomery FergusonAll-Region (West): Valentina Baizan, Gracey Crawford, Montgomery Ferguson, Sophia Ruegg -
Girls Volleyball Garners Post Season Awards
Read MoreSt. John's Mavericks Varsity Volleyball 2025 SPC Champions added a few more accolades to a stellar season. The GHVCA (Greater Houston Volleyball Coaches Association) honored St. John's with the following awards:- Team of the Year
- Coach of the Year: Shelbi Irvin
- Hitter of the Year: Jacey Carroll '27
- Player of the Year: Kiran Rio '26
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Chang Wins NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete Award as Hopkins Advances
Megan Chang '22 and the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Field Hockey team have a 20-game winning streak heading into the NCAA D3 semifinals against Babson. In their last game, Hopkins topped Middlebury with Chang's former teammate Grace Nockolds '21, scoring the game-winner. While Chang leads the team in points (28) she did not account for any points in the Middlebury win. She did tally another stat: the NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA who is participating at the site of the NCAA finals for each NCAA championship. Congratulations!Read More -
Adrogué Kicks His Way to All-CCIW Honors
Read MoreCongratulations to Matías Adrogué '24 for earning All-CCIW First-Team Specialists Honors for the WashU Bears Football team. Adrogué made 42/44 PATs, 4 out of 5 field goals (longest 43 yards), punted for over 1200 yards, and kicked off for over 3100 yards in the 2025 season. The Bears finished the season with an 8-2 record and will play in the Culver’s Isthmus Bowl in Sun Prairie, WI, on November 22, 2025. -
Wasserman Collects All-SAA Honors
Read MoreCongratulations to Danny Wasserman '24 for earning All-SAA Second Team honors for the Southwestern Men's Soccer team. Wasserman scored two game-winning goals for the Pirates this season, helping propel the Pirates to a 15-2-3 record and a second-place finish in the SAA conference tournament. -
National Signing Day Ceremony
St. John's Athletic Department honors four seniors on National Signing Day, Wednesday, November 12, 11:00 a.m. on Liu Court. (Smith Student Athletic Center). Click here for Vype livestream.Read More- Gracey Crawford: University of Virginia Field Hockey
- Montgomery Ferguson: Northwestern University Field Hockey
- Caroline Plachy: Davidson College Lacrosse
- Josephine VanHoutan: Boston College Field Hockey
https://www.vype.com/10-30am-st-john-s-signing-ceremony-11- 12-25 -
YESPC: Boys Cross Country & Girls Volleyball Win SPC, Girls Cross Country & Field Hockey Finish Runners-Up
The 2025 Fall SPC Championships began in the greater Houston area on Thursday and concluded on Saturday, a day that had four St. John’s teams in the hunt for a championship. Girls and Boys Cross Country started things off with a runner-up and a championship finish, respectively, at Spring Creek Park in Tomball. The Girls were led by first-place All-SPC runner Taylor Synnott '28. Andrew Wasserman ’26 led the boys with a 3rd-place run and All-SPC honors. Asher Gurr ’29, Henry Caputo ’26, and Horatio Wilcox ’26 also earned All-SPC. Complete results are here. Field Hockey lost to Kinkaid 3-1 in the SPC finals. Josephine VanHoutan ’26’s goal put the Mavericks up 1-0 early on, but Kinkaid scored three unanswered goals for the win. Finally, after trailing 0-1, Girls Volleyball reeled off three games in a row to defeat Episcopal and win their first SPC championship since 2018. Football finished fourth overall in the SPC 4A Division. Congratulations, Mavericks!Read More
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