Tuesday, April 30, 2013
O'HARA'S JOHNSON SIGNS LETTERS OF INTENT
After excelling in football and wrestling at Archbishop O'Hara High School. Eero Johnson signed letters of intent to Benedictine College on April 30th. The son of Tim and Eija Johnson, Eero took fifth place in State heavyweight wrestling and was the Celtics' big man on the line as a tackle during the football season. Coaches that were present for the signing were O'Hara's head football coach Jim DeMarea, head wrestling coach Kevin Stanley, athletic director Alan Hull, and Benedictine coach Thomas Williams.
O'HARA GOLF TEAM MOVES ON TO SECTIONALS
On April 29th, led by Tanner Bainbridge who earned All-District Honors, the Archbishop O'Hara High School golf team qualified to go from Missouri Class 2 District 7 to Sectionals scheduled for May 6th.
Barstow (323), Summit Christian (350), and Butler (351) had lower scores than the Celtics who had 372 but all four teams advanced from a field of ten schools.
Individually Tanner Bainbridge tied for 10th place, both Sam Bryant and Brett Kies tied each other for 18th place, Amere Taylor took 20th place, and Trey Bainbridge landed in 28th place.
O'Hara had a better team score than Knob Noster, Warsaw, Lexington, Archie, Lafayette, and Saint Paul. The Celtics' coach is Kyle Sellnow.
Barstow (323), Summit Christian (350), and Butler (351) had lower scores than the Celtics who had 372 but all four teams advanced from a field of ten schools.
Individually Tanner Bainbridge tied for 10th place, both Sam Bryant and Brett Kies tied each other for 18th place, Amere Taylor took 20th place, and Trey Bainbridge landed in 28th place.
O'Hara had a better team score than Knob Noster, Warsaw, Lexington, Archie, Lafayette, and Saint Paul. The Celtics' coach is Kyle Sellnow.
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Wright and Day are O'Hara's Prom Queen and King for 2013
At the "Unmask the Night" Prom for Archbishop O'Hara High School, Brianna Wright, daughter of Larry and LaToya of Kansas City, was the Prom Queen, and John Day, son of Antoinette Day of Independence, was the Prom King. The Selections were announced at the Prom Dance on April 27th.
Lady Celtics Ranked Fourth in Final Basketball Rankings
The Archbishop O'Hara High School basketball team was ranked 4th in the Star's Final Rankings for the Star's Girls Small Class.
The Celtics won 19 games, tying Paola for most wins. Paola was ranked on top with Tonganoxie second with 15 wins and Bonner Springs had the third place ranking with 17 wins. Saint Pius X ranked fifth winning 17 of their games.
In the loss column, O'Hara lost 8 as did Tonganoxie. Bonner Springs dropped only 4 games and Paola came up short in 6 of their games. Saint Pius X lost an even dozen games.
The Celtics won 19 games, tying Paola for most wins. Paola was ranked on top with Tonganoxie second with 15 wins and Bonner Springs had the third place ranking with 17 wins. Saint Pius X ranked fifth winning 17 of their games.
In the loss column, O'Hara lost 8 as did Tonganoxie. Bonner Springs dropped only 4 games and Paola came up short in 6 of their games. Saint Pius X lost an even dozen games.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Saint Elizabeth Grade School is Tops in O'Hara Math Contest
With an accumulative score of 634, Saint Elizabeth won the April 26 mathematics contest sponsored by Archbishop O'Hara High School.
The runner-up school was Nativity scoring 594 points followed by Presentation with a score of 564.
Beka Leuschen and Jann Withrow were the top mathematicians for the eighth and seventh grades, both from Saint Elizabeth, and Gabriella Mesa was the top sixth grader from Holy Cross.
Four other Saint Elizabeth scholars were among the top five in their grade levels: Daniel Pfaff, Lanie Mannebach, Sebastian Barrett, and Charlie DeLong.
Three others from Nativity finished in the top five: Gabi Cook, Diana de la Cruz, and Drake Weber.
Saint Thomas More had two eighth graders in the top five: Maguire Radosevic and Jake Lynn.
The remaining top five positions were earned by Caden Gabel from Presentation, Matthew Strobl from Saint Regis, and Kaitlin Jones from Holy Cross.
The runner-up school was Nativity scoring 594 points followed by Presentation with a score of 564.
Beka Leuschen and Jann Withrow were the top mathematicians for the eighth and seventh grades, both from Saint Elizabeth, and Gabriella Mesa was the top sixth grader from Holy Cross.
Four other Saint Elizabeth scholars were among the top five in their grade levels: Daniel Pfaff, Lanie Mannebach, Sebastian Barrett, and Charlie DeLong.
Three others from Nativity finished in the top five: Gabi Cook, Diana de la Cruz, and Drake Weber.
Saint Thomas More had two eighth graders in the top five: Maguire Radosevic and Jake Lynn.
The remaining top five positions were earned by Caden Gabel from Presentation, Matthew Strobl from Saint Regis, and Kaitlin Jones from Holy Cross.
O'Hara Soccer Team Record Advances to 9-3 With Win Over Harrisonville
The difference in the score between the Archbishop O'Hara High School girls soccer team in their game with the Harrisonville Wildcats was the two goals by Kenzie Champion on April 25th.
The Celtics won the game 3-1 with Sydney White scoring O'Hara's other goal, and increasing their season record to nine wins and three losses. The Wildcats' record went to 7-7.
The Celtics won the game 3-1 with Sydney White scoring O'Hara's other goal, and increasing their season record to nine wins and three losses. The Wildcats' record went to 7-7.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
O'HARA'S REESE SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT
On April 25th, Cydnee Reese, winner of All-State discus in Missouri, signed her letter of intent for her appointment to Air Force Academy. The Archbishop O'Hara High School athlete was accompanied at the signing by her parents Ronald and Gina Hunter along with O'Hara coaches Alan Hull, Sam Hampton, and Ian Moses. In addition to her track and field successes, Cydnee was a starter on the Celtics basketball team and performed in O'Hara's theater and musical productions.
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