Congratulations to Our Volleyball All-Conference Knights!
Each year, the Tri-Country Catholic Conference recognizes eighth-grade athletes with All-Conference Awards. The number of nominees each team receives is based on its final standing in divisional play.
This year, St. Pius X is proud to celebrate four eighth-grade honorees: Sam Barclay, Archie Moreno, Ryley Kissel, and Ashley Sochacki!
Congratulations, Knights, on this special recognition! Your achievement reminds our younger Knights to set goals, keep learning, and give their best. We are proud to celebrate you!
Good Luck to Our Sixth-Grade Boys Volleyball Team!Our sixth-grade boys are the only Knights volleyball team still competing in the playoffs! They face St. Petronille in the semifinals tonight. With a win, they will advance to the championship on Sunday at 1 p.m. at St. Francis High School.
Keep working together, playing hard, and supporting one another, Knights. Your St. Pius X family is cheering you on!
Our Knights IESA Cross Country Runners Make School History at State!
Our St. Pius X cross country Knights have plenty to celebrate after competing at the IESA Class 1A State Championships! The boys earned fifth place out of 24 teams—the best state finish in our boys program’s history! Our girls also represented St. Pius X proudly, finishing 17th out of 25 teams.
In the boys’ two-mile race, eighth-grader Tommy Barrett led the Knights with a time of 11:57.5, placing 46th overall. Fellow eighth-graders Michael Richardson finished 67th in 12:10.1 and Kellen Ferris placed 76th in 12:16.9. Seventh-grader Jayden Citta followed in 80th at 12:19.2, with fifth-grader Ronan Dahlin close behind in 82nd at 12:20.4. Seventh-graders Colin Blain and Jimmy Cali completed the Knights’ historic lineup, finishing in 12:33.0 and 13:01.5, respectively. The boys earned a team score of 249 points.
On the girls’ side, fifth-grader Giada Pesola led the Knights with an impressive 51st-place finish in 13:28.2. Seventh-graders Adele Bernardo (14:22.5), Clare Richardson (14:30.6), and Amelia Stemberk (14:33.3), along with fifth-grader Grace Richardson (14:52.3), rounded out the team’s five scoring runners. Eighth-grader Ashley Sochacki finished in 15:51.0, and fifth-grader Khloe Harrington completed the course in 17:09.0. Together, the girls earned 418 points.
Reaching the state meet is an accomplishment worth celebrating, and this historic boys’ finish makes the trip especially memorable. Congratulations to all our runners and coaches, and thank you to the families and fans who supported them along the way!
Knights, you remind us that big achievements happen one step at a time. Keep setting goals, supporting your teammates, and moving forward!