THE 2010/2011 SAINTS:

3 SCHOOLS
2 GYMS
1 GOAL
 

WE KEEP GETTING BIGGER….AND BETTER!!

During the 2009/2010 school year, we had 7 basketball teams with 98 games. This year, we had 10 basketball teams with 139 games and 3 of our 6 competitive teams made the playoffs!

In 2009/2010, we had 8 volleyball teams with 114 games.  This year, we had 10 volleyball teams with 138 games and 4 out of our 6 teams made the playoffs!

We had 20 Soccer games this year and one of our teams (although, not officially SAINTS at the time) played in the championship game!

The SAINTS had 8 Baseball and 8 softball teams, and BOTH teams went to the playoffs.

We had 5 Track events and excelled in all areas.

In a nut shell, in 2009/2010, we had 212 games.  This past school year the SAINTS were involved in 318 games or events!!!!  WOW!!

THE SAINTS NEED YOUR HELP!

With all these added games and events it has become a challenge to support the teams with the needed personnel.  Currently, the St. Pascal Sports Council has only 4 active members.

We desperately need people to help with set up, score keeping, concessions, and take down during the various games at Heimsath hall.  We further need help with fund raising. What better way to help out St. Pascal and enjoy some great sports!

If interested please E-mail us at stpascalsportscouncil@yahoo.com

CONGRATS TO THE GRADS!!

Congratulations and thank you to our class of 2011!  Your hard work during the school year and your commitment to the sports program over the last 2 years has made the SAINTS the success that it has become! You led the way with your spirit of openness, your acceptance of new ideas and willingness to make new friends!

YOU ARE THE SAINTS!!

WHAT A BASH!

On May 17^th, we ROCKED Heimsath Hall during the SAINTS Awards Banquet.

210 athletes, coaches and parents attended. All the athletes and coaches were recognized for their fine efforts.

Our SAINTS, 2010, Volleyball ALLSTARS The City Suburban Catholic Conference held its annual Volleyball AllStar game on April 12th, 2011 at St. Thecla. It was a standing room only event and each school in the conference sent players to represent them.
	Kelly Connor, Chloe Instone, Angi Budzioch,  Artur Hadas,  Jakub Mazurek, Marc Gonzalez

Alas, not all the news is good news.

This year we bid farewell and thank you for a job well done to Mickey Connor, President of the St. Cornelius Athletic Association.  His term is over at the end of this school year. Mick’s tireless efforts over the last 10 years to the student athletes of St. Cornelius have been nothing short of spectacular.  The past two years Mickey was a driving force behind the forming of the SAINTS. 

Mickey, you will be missed, our friend!

Mission:  The athletic program of St. Pascal is an extension of the academic program and its mission.  The athletic program exists to instruct children not only in the fundamentals of a sport but also in the importance
of sportsmanship and the responsibilities of being a team member.  The athletic program’s main goal is to teach the children that participating in athletics is enjoyable and a way to learn more about one’s abilities.  Participants, students, and coaches are to maintain a Christian standard of conduct that adheres to the
school’s rules regarding common decency and respect for others.  While winning is important, the object of competition is learning to do one’s best regardless of the outcome and never at the expense of others