CBC School President Resigns Suddenly Over The Weekend
Christian Brothers College High School President Mike England resigned this weekend citing personal reasons, according to school staff.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
UPDATE: CBC School President Resigns Suddenly Over The Weekend
Christian Brothers College High School President Mike England resigned this weekend citing personal reasons, school staff confirms to Patch.
UPDATED: 1:10 p.m. Monday- After a reported 25 years with the school, Christian Brothers College High School President Mike England resigned suddenly Sunday citing personal reasons, according to CBC Director of Communications Rob Staggenborg. The school is located just off Highway 40 in Town and Country. "The faculty was notifed on Sunday that he resigned for personal reasons," Staggenborg tells Patch. "As far as I know, no one really knew about it until the announcement was made." Staggenborg said school staff cannot release much information on the resignation since it's a personnel issue, but tells Patch it was all very unexpected and parents were then notified by email Monday morning. (Read email here in related story: Email Sent to …
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Monday, December 26, 2011
When Football Players Go Bowling, Gifts Are Sure To Follow
A look at how West County area prep standouts are being rewarded this holiday season as their college football programs reach postseason bowl games.
College football teams are getting more than just a few weeks of extra practice and a trip out of town when their schools are selected for postseason bowl games. For the players, a trip to Shreveport, Pasadena or New York City also often means a literal shopping spree worth hundreds of dollars. Here's a look at what some players from the St. Louis area are getting, according to Sports Business Daily: University of Missouri/AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl: Gift suite, Timely Watch Co. watch, New Era cap, commemorative football. Watch this YouTube Video to explain what "gift suite" means. University of Illinois/Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl Soundmatters Personal Audiophile loudspeaker, Fossil watch, cap, Timbuk2 custom messenger bag University…
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Youngsters Ready To Take Over CBC Hoops Tradition
The Cadets have four senior leaders, but they'll rely on a talented junior class that went 23-2 at the JV level last year.
If it weren’t for having to play the number one team in the city four times last season, the Christian Brothers College High School boys basketball team would have had itself a fantastic season in 2010-2011. The Cadets went 19-8 last year, but take away those four losses to the Bradley Beal-led Chaminade Red Devils. CBC would have had a championship-caliber season, and would have easily been considered one of the favorites to win state. Instead, it was Chaminade that had the number one ranking and got all the glory last year. This year though, CBC head hoops coach Bob McCormack believes he has a squad, young as it is, that can accomplish some of the things last year’s team couldn’t. “I think we learned a lot last year,” McCormack said. “It…
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
McCluer North Football Falls to CBC
The Stars' defense doesn't hold up against the No. 1 team in the state for a 31-10 loss.
The McCluer North defense that managed to create havoc against every team this season finally met its match against College Brothers College High School Friday night in a Missouri Class 6 quarterfinal game. The combination of a swift CBC offensive machine, the Stars lack of execution on offense in the first half and a neutralized North defensive line resulted in a 31-10 win for CBC. The heavily favored Cadets held a slim 10-3 lead at halftime thanks to the Stars coming away with a single field goal, despite having the ball inside the 20-yard line four times during the half. North (10-2) played well in the first half but couldn't finish drives and simply ran out of gas in the second half. "They were better than us, bottom line," Stars coach…
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Monday, September 26, 2011
Metro Catholic Conference Notebook For The Week Of Sept. 25
Cadets football maintains edge, stays unbeaten while Spartans soccer team continues to pile up wins.
MCC Football -- CBC kept the top spot (2-0 MCC record) after a 45-26 nonconference win over 3-2 Francis Howell to improve to 5-0 on the season. The Cadets, who are averaging 42.2 points per game this season, saw Dalton Demos throw for 369 yards and four touchdowns despite a pair of picks. Jonathan Parker rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown. He also caught a TD. Aarion Penton caught six passes for 136 and one score. De Smet jumped into second place at 2-1 in the MCC past 1-1 Chaminade after knocking off the Red Devils 42-24 Friday night. Connor Harrison threw for five touchdowns to lead the Spartans (4-1 overall), as the Red Devils dropped their first game of the season. SLUH (2-3, 1-1 got back to winning this week with a 48-0 thumping of …
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Metro Catholic Conference Notebook: Tight Soccer Race Expected
De Smet takes the CBC Tournament title for the first time since 1996 as the Cadets are left frustrated.
Judging by the early-season scores, the Metro Catholic Conference soccer race will be, well, par for the course. It'll be a race to the finish, and the participants from top to bottom will be just as good as the other. "Every game's a load," Chaminade coach Mike Gauvain said before the season. "These games are intense, the skill level is quality and it shouldn't be any different this season." The De Smet Spartans have jumped out of the chute with a 4-1 record and winners of the CBC Tournament for the first time since 1996. The Spartans were victorious over Vianney 2-0 Saturday afternoon and after SLUH knocked off CBC 3-1 in the late game at CBC High School, it gave the Spartans the tournament title based on their 2-1 record. CBC (2-1-1) …
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
CBC Soccer Overcomes Injuries to Down Whitfield
The Cadets score three goals by the 25th minute with five potential starters sidelined by injury.
With five potential starters sidelined with injuries, the CBC soccer team needed to workout reserves in live action. With a three goal lead by the 25th minute, the Cadets had more than enough time to sit three starters for the second half of a 5-0 nonconference victory Tuesday night over visiting Whitfield. “We haven’t established a starting lineup because we haven’t had everyone to choose from,” CBC coach Terry Michler said. “Every time we play, we put a starting team out there, but everybody is playing. So right now we’re building depth, so when we get a starting lineup, we can go pretty far into the lineup with people that have experience.” Playing a Whitfield (1-3-0) team that starts five sophomores, CBC (2-1-1) planned to pressure the…
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Patch Exclusive: Great American Football Classic at the Dome
The season-long prep football odyssey will take an interesting turn inside the Edward Jones Dome on Saturday, including a matchup between CBC and De Smet.
The season-long prep football odyssey will take an interesting turn inside the Edward Jones Dome on Saturday with the culmination of the Great American Football Classic. Following two games featuring Illinois-area teams on Friday night, four games are on tap on Saturday, and Patch will have exclusive coverage of each game. The day kicks off with a Suburban North Conference rivalry, shifts to a Suburban West Conference showdown and then onto a GAC South matchup. Those three games will serve as impressive table-setters for the day’s marquee event, which features undefeated teams CBC and De Smet. There will be star players on display throughout the day as the Dome gets warmed up for its NFL opener on Sunday. With the ideal indoor conditions …
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
CBC QB Gets Chance to Flash Skills at 7-on-7 Tourney
Area quarterbacks get a chance to air it out during this inaugural 7-on-7 football tournament at De Smet.
A 7-on-7 football tournament is the perfect opportunity to showcase quarterbacks. There were plenty on display Saturday at De Smet Jesuit High School. The St. Louis Metropolitan Football Coaches Association held its inaugural 7-on-7 tourney at De Smet with 23 teams from Missouri and Illinois participating. Top area quarterbacks, such as Dalton Demos of Christian Brothers College, Gateway Tech’s Paul Rice, Ladue’s Brandon Carr, De Smet’s Conner Harrison, Fort Zumwalt West’s Drew Hare and Lindbergh’s Peter Simpson all aired it out without having to worry about getting hit by an oncoming rush. The tournament was two-hand touch, played without pads and had no rushing attempts. “The biggest thing is that the quarterbacks get work,” De Smet …
