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Amanda Bencosme Named Head Coach of Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse
St. John’s School has named Amanda Bencosme as Head Coach of the Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse program. Bencosme, a varsity assistant for the past two years under the late Angie Kensinger, will follow in her mentor’s footsteps as the next head coach for the Mavericks. Bencosme coached at the King School in Connecticut before joining St. John’s as a full-time faculty member.Read More -
Mavericks Win Directors' Cup
Congratulations to the St. John's Mavericks for winning the 2018-2019 Directors' Cup as the top athletic program for coed schools in the Southwest Preparatory Conference. The Mavericks won seven SPC championships this past school year in the following sports: Field Hockey, Girls' Volleyball, Wrestling, Girls' Swimming & Diving, Girls' Soccer, Girls' Golf, and Boys' Track & Field. St. John's final standings in all sports netted a winning score of 81 points. St. John's previously won the Directors' Cup for coed schools in 2009-2010, 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14.Read More -
All SPC
Boys Golf- Aiden ManjiRead MoreGirls Golf- May McCabe, Denise Pan, Christine Wang, Ashley YenBoys Lacrosse- Peter Cannon, Ashton Anton, Cameron HowleyGirls Lacrosse- Katina Christensen, Mary Leonard, Amelie PerrierBoys Track & Field- Genson Hooper Price, August Windham, Will Leger, Collin Fullen, Lethan Hampton, Will Skinner, Douglas Parsley, Aloye OshotseGirls Track & Field- Shelby DesRoches, Mycah Clay, Mira Thakur, Lena McZeal, Catie Beck, Ciela StarkBaseball- Matthew Guyton, Matthew Fleming, Jack Ben-ShoshanSoftball- Lauren Harpold, Maya Estrera, Jessie BeckBoys Tennis- Vijay Patel, Andrew SallGirls Tennis- Sophia Huynh, Katherine Johnston -
19 for ’19 NCAA Mavericks
Read MoreAshton Anton-Sewanee Lacrosse; Mycah Clay-Wash U Track; Shelby DesRoches-Rice Soccer; Collin Fullen-Harvard Track; Frederique Fyhr-Columbia Field Hockey; Wesley Gow-Chicago Football; Matthew Guyton– Chicago Baseball; Genson Hooper Price*- Northwestern Football; Andie Kapiloff-Swarthmore Lacrosse; Jaya Krishnan-Penn Field Hockey; Matthew Kushwaha-Middlebury Football; Roman Lewis-Chicago Football; Amelie Perrier-Dartmouth Field Hockey; Lexi Pickins-Dartmouth Swimming; Hatley Post-Dartmouth Field Hockey; Michael Spedale–Washington & Lee Football; Natalie Stone-Cornell Field Hockey; Bryan Trammell-Tufts Sailing; Amy Worscheh*-Davidson Field Hockey.*Signed NLI -
YESPC- Girls' Golf and Boys' Track & Field 2019 SPC Champions
St. John's Girls' Golf won their third consecutive SPC championship on Tuesday. St. John's Boys' Track & Field gave St. John's their second spring championship on SPC Saturday. Softball snuck into the championship game as the South 4th seed losing to EHS 6-1 for runner-up. The rest of the field of teams competed in third-place games led by Baseball with a 4-2 win over John Cooper. Girls' Lacrosse, Boys' Tennis, and Girls' Tennis all finished fourth. Girls' Track & Field also placed 4th. Boys' Golf finished tied for 5th. Last week Boys' Lacrosse finished 3rd. Win, place, and show, hats off to all of our St. John's Mavericks!Read More -
Play For Coach K
With heavy hearts but determined spirits, on Thursday evening the Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse team won their first game without their beloved Head Coach Angie Kensinger, affectionately known as Coach K. Angie and her husband, Stuart, and four other Houstonians were taken from our community in a tragic plane crash Monday, with just a few weeks left in the lacrosse season. As game time approached on Thursday, the team chose to honor Angie in the best way they knew how – they decided to play for Coach K. The players’ parents invited all community members to come together for a pregame dinner at Caven Field. The game started with respectful words about both the Kensingers' role in the lives of over two decades of lacrosse players and a moment of silence followed by a prayer from Director of Spiritual Life Ned Mulligan. Sophie Caldwell, Class of 2019, sang the national anthem.Read More -
HJPC Champs!
Congratulations to Middle School Girls' Golf, Baseball, Girls' Tennis, and Girls' Lacrosse for winning HJPC this spring season.Read More -
Mavericks Dominate Vype Awards
Read MoreSt. John’s Athletics will be well represented at the second annual Vype Awards presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedics and Sports Medicine on April 28 (4-7 pm) at Stereo Live. The Mavericks were awarded Wrestling Team of the Year, Wrestling Coach of the Year (Alan Paul), Wrestler of the Year (Harrison Fernelius), Girls' Soccer Team of the Year, Girls’ Golf Team of the Year, Girls’ Golf Coach of the Year (Jack Soliman), Girls’ Golfer of the Year (Christine Wang), Boys’ Track Team of the Year, Boys’ Track Coach of the Year (Richie Mercado), Boys’ Track Athlete of the Year (Genson Hooper Price), Girls’ Swimming Team of the Year, Girls’ Swimming Coach of the Year (Ron Raper), Girls’ Volleyball Team of the Year, and Girls’ Volleyball Coach of the Year (Shelbi Irvin)! -
The Bailey Double
Read MoreConnor Bailey ’19 had two hits including a double and 2 RBI’s to lead the Mavericks in a 4-0 win over the Power on Senior Night at Randall Field. The scoreboard lit up on Bailey’s offense, but the scorebook told the whole story. Bailey caught the first pitch and pitched the last one while playing all other seven positions in between.
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