By Thomas Daly

3 Up:

Get Colorized 

Next Wednesday (November 8), juniors will have their first opportunity to attend an evening of recollection for their respective class. The evening starts at 5:45 p.m. in the AAC, and ends at 8:15 p.m. The evening includes faith talks about what “color” the class views the world in. They are encouraged to add excitement and joy to their lives, while seeing the world as a gift from God. The evening also consists of B.Y.O.B. (Build Your Own Burger) Enjoy no homework, and enjoy the night!

 

Sophomore Guidance Evaluations

Sophomores will be evaluated by the Guidance Department next Thursday (November 9). All other students will remain in their homerooms during this morning assembly. Good luck sophomores!

 

Veterans Day 

Next Friday (November 10) Veterans Day will be observed. It is important to thank the veterans for their service and sacrifice to our country. Keep them in your prayers as they are honored and patronized. Thank you veterans.

 

3 Down:

Freshman, JV, & Varsity Soccer

Last Monday (October 30), the freshman soccer team defeated St. Anthony’s in the finals game at Cantiague Park. The freshman team finished their unbelievable season with an incredible win. The JV soccer team also defeated St. Anthony’s in their championship game with an impressive long-range goal to win 1-0. The varsity soccer team also had an impressive performance against Holy Trinity in the Semi-Finals. They won in a score of 5-1. They play St. Anthony’s in the finals tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at Adelphi. Go Flyers!

 

Cross Country NSCHSAA League Championships

The cross country team had an impressive performance this past Wednesday (November 1). The freshman team emerged victorious with a win by Frank Naudus ‘21. The JV team placed third with performances by Kyle McLean ‘20 and Nick DeMeo ‘20. The varsity team settled for a tough fourth ; only one point away from third place. The team was led by Patrick Conklin ‘18 and Brendan McGrath ‘19. Good luck tomorrow at Van Cortlandt Park to all runners!

 

All Saints Day Mass

With celebrant Fr. Garrett ‘62, the Flyers sports teams met in Darby Auditorium at 9:00 a.m. for Mass. Fr. Garrett discussed three levels of saints. The first are the well known saints such as Mother Teresa. Next are the daily saints such as our parents and those who take care of us. Third are us. We are called to be saints and lead holy lives. The homily was a beautiful message for all attendees before they went off to practice.