Wednesday, February 6, 2013
More than two dozen student athletes from CBC signed letters of intent to play college sports Wednesday.
Twenty seven seniors at CBC confirmed their college choices officially on Wednesday, the first day seniors in Football, Baseball and other sports could sign letters of intent to play at the college level. Check out our Facebook Photo Gallery For More Photos From The Event The school held an assembly in the Gundaker Theater Wednesday morning to celebrate the day, which for football fans has become something of an unofficial holiday. Two key cogs in the Cadet football program's ascent in recent years were front and center for the festivities. Aarion Penton was among the first to fax in his letter of intent to the University of Missouri football program early Wednesday. "It was Mizzzou first and it stayed Mizzou...Mizzou all the way," he …
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Vote for your favorite football player in this week's Athlete of the Week poll. Be sure to vote by 11:59 p.m. on Thursday.
The high school football-season is heading toward the playoffs in full-tilt, which means area athletes are tearing up the grid iron and making highlight reel plays. We want to know which athlete fared the best over the weekend. We're taking athletes from Maryland Heights Patch, Creve Coeur Patch, Chesterfield Patch, Town and Country-Manchester Patch and Ballwin-Ellisville Patch and finding out which ones are the best, according to the fans. Vote in the poll: Who was last week's central St. Louis County player of the week? Here are the nominees: Parkway North Backfield: Jonathan Little cracked the 1,000 yard rushing mark for the season in the Vikings' 56-7 win over Seckman on Friday, thanks to three touchdowns on the ground. He also added…
Saturday, October 6, 2012
The Cadets played like the number one team in the state with a decisive win on the road against the Spartans.
CBC used a powerful display in all three phases of the game at De Smet to capture the school's third consecutive Metro Catholic Conference crown, with a 49-12 win Friday night in Creve Coeur. "They know what they want, they're pretty hungry this year," Cadets Head Coach Scott Pingel said. The hungriest player on the field may have been CBC Running Back Jonathan Parker, who rushed 15 times for 118 yards and accounted for 4 touchdowns on the evening. Parker, who gave a verbal pledge to play college football at Tulsa last month, dropped a wide open pass on a halfback option in the first quarter, but darted around Spartan defenders on the very next play for a 35 yard touchdown. After the teams traded punts, a De Smet drive deep into CBC …
Monday, September 12, 2011
CBC scores touchdowns on seven straight possessions for a big win over rival De Smet, 52-22.
ST. LOUIS—The final game of the Great American Football Classic at the Edward Jones Dome might be remembered most for the all-time, standout second-half performance that CBC gave on its way to a 52-22 win over rival De Smet. “We found something that kind of worked, and we just kind of went with it,” CBC head coach Scott Pingel said. “We just kind of up-tempo’ed it a little more and those big guys they’ve got up front were getting a little tired. That was kind of our plan, and it worked.” Boy did it ever, as CBC totaled 569 yards of offense against a De Smet defense that had stifled the Hazelwood Central and Hazelwood East offenses it had seen earlier this season. Things didn’t start out that way as CBC actually trailed De Smet, 14-3, until…
Gregg Palermo
12:08 am on Friday, October 19, 2012
With the voting complete, we have a winner. Congrats to Robert Zimerman on being the Patch Athlete of The Week! more ›