Updated (July 10): The Eagles state winning baseball team will be honored by the Dayton Dragons during the Dragons' game on Monday, July 16. Ticket information can be found here.
Update (June 3): Congratulations to the Eagles baseball team! They won the state championship game against Wapakoneta, 3-1.
A community celebration will be held on Thursday, June 7 at 7 p.m. at the Mary, Our Lady of Victory gym. All are invited.
The 2018 spring sports season was filled with exciting accomplishments and victories from all teams, including a state tournament win from Eagles baseball. Learn more about each team’s season highlights:
Five members of the Class of 2018 will get to play under the Friday night football lights one more time.
Jonathan Bell '18, Isaiah Haywood '18, Keshaun Owens '18, Ryan Peltier '18 and Rocky Stark '18 were elected to play in the Miami Valley Football Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game on Friday, June 8. Elected to lead the south squad was Eagles head football coach Marcus Colvin.
“It’s a lot of hard work,” Colvin laughed. “It’s a cool honor, but it’s really cool to see these kids and have them combine and work together on one team.”
Update: Congratulations to the Eagles who competed in the USRowing Youth National Championships. The women's lightweight 4+ placed 11th overall and the women's open 4+ placed third overall.
First Report: Five Eagles will represent CJ and Dayton as members of the Dayton Boat Club when they compete in the 2018 USRowing Youth National Championships June 8-10 on Lake Natoma in Gold River, California.
“We’re excited, but nervous,” Lainey Groll, Aubrey Trimbach, Riley Ferdelman, Kyla Boehringer and Grace Blust all shared.
Update: Congratulations, Eagles for finishing in the following at the state championship:
First Report: For a decade now, Eagles have qualified for the state track and field competition. This year, 18 students will race their hardest at the competition on Friday, June 1 and Saturday, June 2.
Senior Eagles on the tennis, volleyball and football teams will continue their athletic careers in college. Morgan Summons, Lydia Metallinos and Rocky Stark recently committed to Spring Arbor University, Sinclair Community College and Muskingum University respectively.
MORGAN SUMMONS
Summons, a four-year tennis player for the Eagles, said she always had a desire to continue playing tennis in college.
An assistant coach for the Eagles wrestling team will be leading the group this winter. Joel Sanchez was recently announced as the new wrestling head coach.
“I’m looking forward to continued success,” said Sanchez. “I’m looking forward to the athletes who are coming back and giving them all the opportunity in the world to reach their full potential.”
Two seniors will continue their athletic and academic careers as Zach Braun and Madie Denman committed to playing soccer and lacrosse respectively in college on Friday, April 27.
Braun will be attending Bluffton University and intends to study physics. 
A CJ record holder will be making waves in college as Macleary Moran ‘18 committed to swim at the Georgia Institute of Technology on Friday, April 27.
“They have a great engineering program,” Moran noted. “My major was very important to me. They also have a great swimming program.”
Moran, who qualified for the state swimming tournament all four years at CJ, will be studying material science and engineering in college.
Jeremy Greenleaf, CJ’s current assistant athletic director, will take on a new role as the director of athletics at the beginning of June.
“I have had a great opportunity to work with Jeremy over the last year,” said John Marshall ‘86, principal. “I’ve seen key qualities in Jeremy that have enhanced our current programming and will serve our students at the next level both in athletic participation, their faith life, and their general impact to the CJ community.”
