Category: News
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Simply Stately! Chaminade’s Varsity Science Olympiad Team Finishes Third at Nassau-West Regional Competition
Aby Nicholas Plante ’18, Owen Barthel ’19 & Nicholas Sathi ’20 After a slow start plagued by a number of scheduling conflicts and sick team members, the members of the varsity science olympiad team came out in full force this weekend to secure their spot among the top 55 teams in New York State.…
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3 Up, 3 Down: February 2 Edition
by Thomas Daly ’18 3 Up: Hit Me With Your Best Shot! The varsity riflery team has been on target over much of the course of their season. After coming off an impressive win against Willsboro this past Tuesday (January 30), the team is looking forward to next Tuesday (February 6) when it takes…
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Calling All Scientists!: Dr. Patricio Meneses Gives First Talk in Science Research Lecture Series
By Gianmarcos Rivera ’21 Calling all scientists! Chaminade’s Science Research Club kicked off its 2018 Lecture Series on Wednesday, January 24. The first speaker was Dr. Patricio Meneses, who is the Associate Chair for the Biological Sciences Department at Fordham University. Dr. Meneses began his talk by questioning the many interested science students in Hearst…
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2018 Yearbook, “Ascension,” Dedicated to Bro. Thomas Cleary, S.M. ’81
The yearbook is always dedicated to a member of the Chaminade family who has made a significant and lasting impact on the school and its community. It is incredibly fitting that on the day Chaminade honored its founder with a special student body Mass, another Marianist visionary was recognized…
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3 Up, 3 Down: January 25 Edition
By Thomas Daly 3 Up: Triple Threat? The Flyers basketball program has been soaring across all three divisions thus far this season. Most notably, the varsity team is coming off of an impressive win against St. Anthony’s this past Tuesday (January 23). All three divisions will be on the road visiting the St. John…
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Calm and (Re)collected: Evenings of Recollection Help Students Refocus
Chaminade students face many physical, mental, and spiritual obstacles each and every day. Focusing on the spiritual aspect of these daily obstacles, it is of the utmost importance for us to stop and reflect on our relationships with God.
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A Welcome to Chaminade, From One Class to Another
Along this four-year journey, you will encounter obstacles that can only be overcome through hard work and dedication, but your sacrifices will be repaid in full through your growth as a leader and through the strong brotherhood you will share with your classmates.
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3 Up, 3 Down: January 19 Edition
By Thomas Daly 3 Up: 1) Ball Don’t Lie… Fans of the varsity basketball team are already looking forward to the cagers’ matchup against St. Anthony’s next Tuesday (January 23) in the AAC. Tip-off is slated for 7:30 p.m. The game was originally scheduled for last Friday (January 12) but was postponed after the recent snowstorm. The…
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Young Debaters Shine at Lexington Winter Invitational Tournament
TBy Jack Viscuso ’21 and Aidan Fitzgerald ’18 The 2:57 p.m. bell last Friday signaled the start of a relaxing three-day weekend for many weary Flyers. But for members of the Robert C. Wright Speech and Debate team, the grind was just beginning. Weeks of preparation had led up to this moment, and their…
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A Successful Experiment: Science Olympiad Team Finishes Fifth at First Invitational of the Year
By Nicholas Sathi ’20 Chaminade’s two Science Olympiad teams started their seasons on Saturday, January 6 at Columbia High School’s fourth annual Science Olympiad Invitational. Despite the tournament being the first of the season for both teams, the trip to East Greenbush, New York proved to be a success, especially for the varsity A Team,…
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