Cathedral Preparatory School

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, October 22: • Girls tennis is Hershey bound! They swept Hampton, 5-0, in the first round of the PIAA playoffs. Paige Patsy, Finleigh Handzel, and Sophia Glance won in singles. The tandems of Margaret Prichard/Lilli Beuchert and Eliza Kallner/Katie Kuhar took doubles. 🎾 • Boys soccer won their D-10 quarterfinal matchup against Hickory, 6-0. Cam Dunbar and Will Agresti both had two goals. Michael McDonald and Max Johnson also scored. AJ Sirianni and Breese Stoeger shared the shutout in goal. ⚽ • Varsity hockey defeated Canon-McMillan, 5-2. Tucker Kinnear had a hat trick, which included an empty netter. Brady Sack and Nick Pugne also scored. Ashton Duchini had two assists. Chris Bruschi, Pugne, Ethan Cunningham, and Logan Morris also had assists. Ian Brown made 14 saves in net. 🏒 • Connor Laird finished 24th in the PIAA individual golf competition with a two-round score of 152 (+8). Teammate Cooper Wierzchowski placed 35th at +12. The Ramblers compete in the team tournament on TODAY at Penn State. ⛳ • PLAYOFFS TONIGHT: Girls soccer will face Wilmington at 5:00 p.m. at Fairview High School in round one of the girls D-10 soccer playoffs. Tickets are only available online at: https://piaadistrict10.hometownticketing.com/embed/all. ⚽

Ms. Kabasinski’s Physics classes participated in their “Pumpkin Drop” activity last Friday for their unit on projectiles. Students were tasked with dropping their pumpkin from the balcony and hitting the target. From there, they had to calculate the horizontal velocity and final vertical velocity of their pumpkins. Mr. Puskar’s Mass Media class, Ms. Duda’s Digital Photography class, and Mrs. Tompkins’ Physics class also got in on the fun! #Prep #Physics 🎃

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, October 21: • Cooper Wierzchowski opened with a 78 in the first round of the PIAA Championship at Penn State’s Blue Course. He is currently tied for 34th, while Connor Laird’s 79 has him tied for 38th. Best of luck to both in the final round today! ⛳ • PLAYOFFS TODAY: Girls tennis looks to extend their season in the opening round of the PIAA postseason. They face Hampton at 2:00 p.m. at Westwood. Tickets are only available online at: https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=hellobar. 🎾 • PLAYOFFS TONIGHT: Boys soccer will face Hickory in the first round of the D-10 playoffs at 5:30 p.m. at Fort LeBoeuf High School. Tickets are only available online at: https://piaadistrict10.hometownticketing.com/embed/all. ⚽ (Tennis and soccer photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise)

The 30-day countdown to Giving Day is underway! Giving Day isn’t just about making a small impact. It’s about ensuring that every family seeking the values of a Catholic education can afford to send their high school student to Cathedral Prep where they will develop as young men and women of vision in spirit, mind, and body. We can achieve incredible things when we work together, so please partner with us by making a gift today that will not only help us continue a tradition of excellence but enrich the lives of many students who wouldn’t be able to afford a Prep education without your generosity. #CPGivingDay

Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup: • Football swept General McLane. Varsity snapped a three-game losing streak with a 39-32 win over the Lancers. Trailing 13-0 to open the game, the Ramblers Prep repeatedly came back, rattling off 17 consecutive points. Charbel Latouf had 21 carries for 112 yards and a score. DaZarie Carson toted the ball nine times for 100 yards and two touchdowns. Davin Friedman was 15-26 through the air for 174 yards and two touchdowns, while Corey Allen snared six balls for 102 yards and a touchdown. JV picked up a 17-14 victory. Davion Edmond scored two touchdowns, while Sam Leone kicked a field goal to round out the Ramblers’ scoring. 🏈 • Girls cross country captured the NWPA Invitational they hosted, scoring 38 points to best McDowell by two points. Fina Bannister placed third overall. Allison Bender was fifth, while Makayla Stutts was seventh. Reagan Johnston and Zita Schiedel took 11th and 12th, respectively. Sophie Becker was 22nd. Kendal Johnston took 37th. A total of 16 teams from three different states took part in the event. 👟 • Boys cross country also hosted the NWPA Invitational. The Ramblers finished 10th, led by a fourth-place finish by James Burkett. Noah Lata took 15th. Jeremai Pruzenski took 65th, while Michael Brown finished 78th. Nick Kupniewski finished 87th. Joseph Dieteman and Nate Gannoe rounded out the Ramblers’ top seven with 95th and 99th finishes, respectively. 👟 • Boys water polo went 2-1 over the weekend at the Screamin’ Eagle. They began with a 17-9 victory over Central York. Callum Snider-Mills scored five goals to lead the way. Ely Cooney and Heath Kreidinger each had a hat trick. Owen Carson and Colin Troutman each scored a pair. Thomas Fortin and Michael Ferrare also scored. Dan Kubiak made three saves in goal. They would fall to host Cumberland Valley, 12-9. Snider-Mills scored four times. Carson had a hat trick. Cooney and Kreidinger also scored. Kubiak made four saves. They would close out the weekend with a 10-7 win over Muhlenberg. Snider-Mills scored four goals. Cooney scored a pair, while Carson, Kreidinger, Ferrare, and Joseph Mascharka also found the mesh. Kubiak made four saves. 🤽‍♂️ • Girls water polo also competed at the Screamin’ Eagle. They fell to host Cumberland Valley, 16-6. Megan Cardella scored four goals to lead the Ramblers. Alexis Ferrare and Savannah Wierzchowski also scored. Bri Ryan made nine saves. They closed out the weekend with a tough loss to Muhlenberg, 8-5. Anna Socash had a hat trick. Rachel Patton and Kate Patsy had the other tallies. Ryan made eight saves. 🤽‍♀️ • PLAYOFFS: o Best of luck to Prep golfers Cooper Wierzchowski and Connor Laird as they compete in round one of the PIAA golf tournament today at Penn State. ⛳ o Girls soccer will face Wilmington at 5:00 p.m. at Fairview High School in round one of the girls D-10 soccer playoffs this Wednesday. Tickets are only available online at: https://piaadistrict10.hometownticketing.com/embed/all. ⚽ o Boys soccer will face Hickory in the first round of the D-10 playoffs on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at Fort LeBoeuf High School. Tickets are only available online at: https://piaadistrict10.hometownticketing.com/embed/all. ⚽

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Thursday, October 17: • Congratulations to Girls Tennis! For the ninth straight season, they are District 10 Champions! They swept Mercyhurst Prep, 5-0, to take the AA title. Paige Patsy, Finleigh Handzel, and Sophia Glance won in singles. In doubles, Margaret Prichard/Lilli Beuchert were victorious, as were Eliza Kallner/Katie Kuhar. Congratulations to Coach Deimel and the Ramblers! 🎾🏆

One of the best aspects of being a part of JROTC at Prep are the hands-on lessons in aviation! Cadets took to the skies today for the first time this school year with the Civil Air Patrol. #Prep ✈

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. Yesterday, our campus had a special visit from some furry friends! Thanks to the Guidance Department, students and staff had the opportunity to visit with them and unwind throughout the day. #Prep #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek 🐶

Show Choir had their first performance of the year this past week. They were invited to perform at the Catholic Charities Helping Hands Gala held in Gannon University’s Yehl Ballroom! Led by Music Director Mr. Andrew Alesso, they fantastically performed Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” “Bethlehem Skies,” and “O Lux Beatissima.” Congratulations to all! #Prep #ShowChoir 🎶

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, October 16: • Boys soccer split their doubleheader with McDowell. Varsity closed out the regular season with a 4-3 victory over the Trojans. Max Johnson scored a pair of goals to lead the Ramblers. Michael McDonald and Ethan Cain also scored. JV fell in their matchup, 2-1. Will Agresti scored the lone goal. ⚽ • PLAYOFFS: Girls tennis chases a District 10 team title today. The Ramblers square off with Mercyhurst Prep at 12:00 p.m. at Westwood. Tickets to the match are only available online at https://piaadistrict10.hometownticketing.com/embed/all. 🎾

Cathedral Prep’s Open House is Sunday, October 27, from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.! All middle school students are invited to tour our coed campus, experience hands-on activities throughout our state-of-the-art facilities, meet our students, teachers, and coaches, and get a first-hand glimpse of all that Prep offers! #JoinOurFamily 🟠🔵⚪⚫

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, October 15: • Girls tennis swept Hickory, 5-0, in the D-10 team semifinals. Paige Patsy, Finleigh Handzel, and Sophia Glance won in singles. The tandems of Margaret Prichard/Lilli Beuchert and Katie Kuhar/Eliza Kallner took doubles. The Ramblers play Mercyhurst Prep Thursday at noon for the title. 🎾 • Varsity girls soccer closed out their season with a 5-1 victory over Fairview. Jordyn DiRaimo had a hat trick, while Olivia Dixon scored twice. CC Cacchione had a pair of assists. Brooklyn DiRaimo and Kate Toohey also had assists. ⚽ • Girls volleyball split their doubleheader with North East. Varsity closed out their regular season with a sweep of the Grape Pickers, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had 27 assists and seven digs. Coco Speros and Olivia Hutchinson each had nine kills. Mackenzie Moore had eight digs, while Kharhys Nickson finished with seven kills. JV fell in their match, 2-0. 🏐 • Varsity hockey picked up a 3-2 win over Hempfield. Chris Bruschi, Nick Hoke, and Michael Corritore all scored for the Ramblers. Charlie McBrier, Vinny Scalise, Garrett Schwartz, Nick Pugne, and Henry Fritts all had assists. Ian Brown stopped 20 shots in net. 🏒

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, October 14: • Boys soccer defeated Ft. LeBoeuf, 9-1, in a varsity-only matchup. Max Johnson had a hat trick, while Will Agresti scored a pair. Michael McDonald, Carter Budacki, Cam Dunbar, and Esteban Millet also scored for the Ramblers. ⚽ • Girls volleyball split their doubleheader with Ft. LeBoeuf. Varsity swept the Bison, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had 26 assists and six digs. Coco Speros had seven kills, while Carolina Krahe had 10 digs. Olivia Hutchinson had 12 kills. Mackenzie Moore had 11 digs. Kharhys Nickson had five kills, while Ellen Hutchinson had five digs. JV dropped their match, 2-0. 🏐 (Photos courtesy of Four Mile Photography - Rich Wise)

THIS THURSDAY, our students will take the stage for the first time this school year! The Cathedral Prep Theatre Program takes you to the Scottish Highlands for their first production of the year, "Brigadoon!” Performances will begin on Thursday, October 17, and conclude on Sunday, October 20. Showtimes are 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and 2:00 p.m. on Sunday. All performances are held in the H. David Bowes Auditorium at Cathedral Prep. You don’t want to miss this once in a century chance to catch this Lerner & Loewe musical. Join us and support our students as they kick off their year of performances! #Prep #MVP 🎭 (Photos courtesy of Amanda Yacone Photography)

Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup: • Boys soccer swept Mercyhurst Prep. Varsity defeated the Lakers, 9-4, behind a Max Johnson hat trick. Will Agresti and Esteban Millet each scored twice. Mike McDonald and James DiSanza also found the mesh. JV won 3-0 with goals from Nick Keichel, Jackson Lauria, and Carter Budacki. Breese Stoeger got the shutout in goal. ⚽ • Girls soccer shutout North East, 5-0, in a varsity-only matchup. Olivia Dixon had a hat trick, while Jordyn DiRaimo scored a pair. Jordan Senz earned the shutout in goal. ⚽ • Football took on Benedictine (OH) over the weekend. Varsity fell to the Bengals, 42-14. Davin Friedman threw both touchdowns, finding Max Spence and Joe Himes for scores. JV went on the road and tied, 23-23. Davion Edmond, Eli Elwell, and Alex Kamholz all had touchdown runs. The Ramblers also got a safety. 🏈 • Boys water polo finished 1-2 in the Erie Challenge. They fell to Wilson, 16-7, to open the weekend. Callum Snider-Mills scored five goals, while Owen Carson scored the other pair. Dan Kubiak made six saves. They would bounce back with a 10-6 win over Exeter. Snider-Mills had six goals to lead the way. Colin Troutman scored three, while Carson added the other tally. Kubiak made seven saves. They closed the weekend with a 14-6 defeat to LaSalle. Snider-Mills scored three times. Carson, Thomas Fortin, and Heath Kreidinger also scored. Kubiak made five saves. 🤽‍♂️ • Girls water polo also took part in the Erie Challenge. The dropped their opener to Wilson, 10-4. Megan Cardella, Alexis Ferrare, Savannah Wierzchowski, and Anna Socash scored. Bri Ryan made two saves. They would fall to Exeter in a close one, 8-7. Rachel Patton and Cardella each scored twice. Other goals came from Ferrare, Wierzchowski, and Kate Patsy. Ryan made five saves. 🤽‍♀️

This weekend was Homecoming and we're excited to announce the 2024 Cathedral Prep homecoming king and queen, Ava Lucarotti ‘25 and Declan Toohey ‘25, who were crowned at halftime of Friday night's football game! Congratulations Ava, Declan, and the entire homecoming court! The court included: Lilli Beuchert ‘25, Kayla Bogdanski ‘25, Kylie Bruno ‘25, Devin Easter ‘25, Roman Hamm ‘25, Olivia Hutchinson ‘25, Spencer Kanne ‘25, and Taijoun Williams ‘25. #Prep #Homecoming2024 👑

The best part of Air Force Junior ROTC at Prep is the “curriculum in action” trips! This week, cadets joined other schools at Wabtec Corporation for their JROTC career day. The day was hosted by Wabtec’s veterans group. #Prep

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Thursday, October 10: • Three Rambler tandems competed in the District Ten AA Doubles tournament at Westwood Racquet Club yesterday. The pairing of Eliza Kallner/Katie Kuhar picked up a victory in the first round, while the pairings of Margaret Prichard/Lilli Beuchert and Finleigh Handzel/Sophia Glance earned a bye. All three teams would win their second-round and quarterfinal matches. In the semifinals, Glance/Handzel defeated Kallner/Kuhar, while Prichard/Beuchert defeated the tandem from Wilmington to advance to the AA Championship match. In a battle of the Ramblers, Glance/Handzel would take the title 6-4, 6-4, over Prichard/Beuchert. Congratulations, Finleigh and Sophia! 🏆🎾 • Girls volleyball swept Girard. Sporting Villa throwbacks, varsity swept the Yellow Jackets, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had 24 assists. Coco Speros had six digs, while Carolina Krahe had eight kills. Olivia Hutchinson finished with 16 kills. Kharhys Nickson had six kills, while Mackenzie Moore finished with five aces and 14 digs. Paige Patsy had six digs. JV picked up a 2-0 sweep. 🏐 • Boys soccer was swept by Fairview. Varsity fell to the Tigers, 2-1. Brandon Lin had the lone goal. JV dropped their matchup, 3-2. ⚽

Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, October 9: • Sporting their Villa throwbacks, girls cross country ran to a 15-50 win over Erie to clinch the Region title. Allison Bender placed first. Fina Bannister followed in second. Zita Scheidel took third, while Regan Johnston took fourth. Sophie Becker, Kendal Johnston, and Lilly Pinzok rounded out the top seven for the race. 👟 • Girls soccer took on Fort LeBoeuf in a doubleheader. For the second time this season, varsity shaded the Bison, 3-2, for a Region victory. Olivia Dixon pocketed a pair of goals, while Jordyn DiRaimo tallied the other. JV tied their matchup, 4-4. Ava Capozziello scored a pair, while Shayla Hagerty and DiRaimo also scored. ⚽ • Boys cross country fell to Erie High, 30-25. James Burkett placed second overall to lead the Ramblers. 👟

Members of Outreach Club were able to attend the Rotary Club of Erie’s weekly meeting today to share club updates. We are excited to continue to work with the Rotary Club of Erie to serve our community. Our Outreach Club has the unique opportunity to have connections with both the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs! #Prep #Outreach