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February
Winter SPC: Wrestling Wins 11th SPC Title
Winter SPC finished up in Dallas-Forth Worth. Wrestling led the way with an eleventh SPC Championship!Read More
Schedule/results:
Thursday, February 13:- Girls & Boys Swimming: 10:30 a.m., Prelims @ Keller Natatorium
- Boys Soccer: 4-3 loss vs St. Mark's
- Boys Basketball: 81-71 loss vs EHS
- Girls Basketball: 41-25 loss vs EHS
- Boys Basketball: 74-66 win vs Kinkaid for 5th place
- Girls Basketball: 48-45 OT win vs Hockaday
- Boys Soccer: 5-3 loss vs St. Stephen's for 6th place
- Girls & Boys Swimming: Noon, Finals @ Keller Natatorium
- Wrestling: SPC Champions!
- Girls Basketball: 54-33 loss vs St. Stephen's for 6th Place
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Wrestling Wins Seventh Consecutive Prep State Title
St. John's Wrestling captured a 7th consecutive Prep State Championship with a score of 229 points. The Mavericks finished with four state champions and three state finalists.Read More
State Champions: Alex Choo (120), Mason Lum (126), Jett Ligums (144), Sebi Rodriguez (190)
State Finalists: Henry Denham (175), Noah Jamison (215), Lukas Fjeld-Hansen (HW)
Finals Standings:
St. John's: 229
St. Thomas: 171
Bishop Lynch: 136.5
Kinkaid: 121
All Saints: 119
Cornerstone Christian: 105
St. Mark's 82.5
EHS: 81.5
FWCD: 67.5
ESD: 54
Bay Area Christian: 47
First Baptist Academy: 40.5
First Baptist Christian Academy: 35
Liberty Christian: 22.5
Trinity Christian: 19.5
Bishop Gorman: 11
St. John's travels to Fort Worth Country Day for the SPC Championships on Saturday, February 15. -
Girls Soccer Kicks Off Winter SPC with Win in Extra Time, Finishes 4th
Read MoreSt. John’s Varsity Girls’ Soccer opened SPC tournament play with an extra-time 2-1 win over Duchesne. The Mavericks advanced to the SPC Semifinals against Hockaday and lost in extra time 3-2. On Saturday, St. John's lost to EHS to finish in 4th place overall in the SPC 4A Division. -
Radio Broadcast: Mavericks vs Mustangs Basketball
Read MoreJeremy Radcliffe ’92 is back in the booth for another i Mav Radio broadcast (St. John's vs Houston Christian Basketball) on Friday night. Molly Radcliffe Neff '94, parent of Henry Neff '27 and Ella Neff '29, is going to join him for the broadcast. Tip-off for the girls is 5:30 p.m. followed by the boys at 7:00 p.m. at Liu Court.Get iMav Radio on your mobile device
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Max Field Hockey Award Winners
Read MoreCongratulations to Eliza Perrin '25 for being named First-Team All-American and Gracey Crawford ’26 for being named Second-Team All-American by Max Field Hockey. Both players were also selected to the West/Mid-West All-Region Team. First-year head coach Emily White was also named Texas Coach of the Year by Max Field Hockey. The Mavericks finished the season ranked #1 in the West/Mid-West Region and #12 in the nation. -
Middle School Champions
Read MoreCongratulations to St. John’s 2025 winter season middle school teams led by HJPC Boys Swimming Champions and City/State Wrestling Champions. Way to go, Mavericks! -
January
2025 Prep State Duals Champions
Read MoreCongratulations to St. John’s Varsity Wrestling for winning the Prep State Duals title on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at St. John’s. The Mavericks defeated Bay Area Christian 82-0, ESD 78-6, FWCD 64-10, Bishop Lynch 56-24, and St. Thomas 49-22 for their sixth state duals title. Next are the Prep State Championships at St. Mark’s on February 8 and the SPC Championships at FWCD on February 15. -
Girls Soccer Pulling out the Stops
Read MoreThe 2025 Girls Varsity Soccer Head Coach Rachel Fabre is in the second season of her second stint at the helm of the program. After spending 18 years leading the girls cross country team and doubling up as the girls soccer head coach until 2014, Fabre is now solely focused on the girls soccer program. In year “2-2,” Fabre keeps things fresh for the Mavericks. With the buy-in of the team and leadership of the captains, she is planting seeds for the program to flourish in the years ahead and contend now. -
Double City Champions: Middle School and Varsity Wrestling Take City Championships
St. John's dominated the local wrestling mats this past weekend by capturing the middle school and high school City Championships. Middle School Mavericks scored 222 points for first place, ahead of second-place finisher Roberson (179.5 points). The Varsity defeated Episcopal 77-5, Kinkaid 72-7, Rosehill Christian 59-24, and St. Thomas 47-27 for the city private school duals title.Read More
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