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      We believe in the power of sports to build character, instill discipline, and promote team spirit. Our athletic programs are designed to meet the varied interests of our students, encouraging them to find their passion and excel both on and off the field.
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Varsity Basketball vs. Oak Hill

May 26, 2011

The Tigers lost a hard fought game to Oak Hill on Friday night. The Tigers were led on offense by seniors Ryan King (22 pts., 7 rebs., and 3 steals) and Clarence Conrad (19 pts., 5 rebs., and 3 assist). Terry Teal (9 pts., 6 rebs., and 3 assist) and James Eversley (10 pts., 5 rebs. and 3 blks) also contributed with solid games. With the loss the Tigers record falls to 7-6 overall and 6-2 VIC. The Tigers next game will be on Tuesday, February 2nd at Holy Cross. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 PM

Preparing for Lifelong Success

Inspiring Compassionate Confidence

Developing Grit and Discipline

Community Engagement & Connection

Joining Our Educational Community

Varsity Basketball vs. Oak Hill