Sunday, December 25, 2016
Abbey Christmas
The monks of Mount Michael wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. The monastic community celebrated the Vigil and Christmas day Masses with guests then celebrated a Christmas dinner and gift exchange in the Abbey on Christmas evening.
Monday, December 19, 2016
Breakfast with Santa
Thank you to the Mount Michael Alumni Association for sponsoring Breakfast with Santa!
Thursday, December 15, 2016
Christmas Band & Choir Concert
Short mp3 Audio Clips: Band - Choir
A complete set of mp3 files of the concert are available for Mount Michael students and their families to download.
You will find the .zip file link in the "Headline News" section of our Sycamore homepage.
A complete set of mp3 files of the concert are available for Mount Michael students and their families to download.
You will find the .zip file link in the "Headline News" section of our Sycamore homepage.
Programme
Mount Michael Mens Chorus
Noel, Noel
Arr. by Linda Spevacek
**featuring Ian Kim
The First
Noel/Pachelbel’s Canon
Arr. By Michael Clawson
**featuring Tharein Potuhera, Junho Ho, Andrew Ahn,
Broden Kaps, and Ian Kim
Carol of the Bells
(Ukranian Christmas Carol)
Mykola Leontovich; Words and Arr. By Peter J.
Wilhousky
A Holly Jolly
Christmas
Johnny Marks; Arr. By Greg Gilpin
Mount Michael Concert Band
A Fireside
Christmas
Arr. By James Swearingen
I Wonder as I
Wander (Appalachian Carol)
Concert Band Setting by Robert W. Smith
Angels We Have
Heard on High
Traditional Arr. By Chip Davis; Adapted by Robert
Longfield
Mount Michael Men’s Chorus, Concert Band, Strings, and
Audience
A Holiday
Sing-Along
Arr. By John Moss
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Mount Michael Mens Chorus
Jack Blaser (Bass I) Trenton Sedlacek
(Bass II)
Skyler
Davis (Tenor II) Joshua
Snyder (Tenor II)
Jean-Marie
Djidjoho (Bass II) Nicholas
Snyder (Tenor I)
Kyeongmin
Kim (Bass I) Blake
Worsham (Tenor I)
Cole
McNally (Tenor II)
Accompanist: Mrs. Theis
Mount Michael Strings
Violin Cello
Tharein Potuhera Junho Ho
Mount Michael Concert Band
Flute
Ian Kim
Clarinet
Andrew Ahn
Joshua Hering
Donovan Kaelin
Broden Kaps
Chaemin Lee
Trumpet
Chad Duerfeldt
Jacob Gathje
Dylan Herrmann
Percussion
Jack Blaser (timpani, auxiliary)
Nicholas Carson (auxiliary)
Ian Price (bass, piano, auxiliary)
Max Swinarski (snare, trap)
Kyeongmin Kim (Mallets)
Alto Sax
Addison Cousin-Hardrick
Cole McNally
Armel Mignondje
Tenor Sax
Levi Kicken
Trombone
Trevin Detwiler
Trenton Sedlacek
Baritone
Daniel Davies
Tuba
Joshua Davies
Joseph Niemerg
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Christmas Luncheon
Mount Michael monks, faculty, staff & students get into the Christmas spirit with steak & chicken for Lunch!
More Photos (95)
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Christmas Is For Giving
Mrs. Crnkovich checks her list for the Family Gift Project |
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Elkhorn Robotics Tournament Champions
The winning team/
alliance at Saturday December 3rd's Elkhorn Robotics Tournament. It
included the Mt. Michael team 1970K "Knight Shift" that
includes: Nolan Gottsch, Drew Goddard, Nick Huetter, Nolan Huetter, Reilly
Jackson, and Lukas Williams. The three students on each end are from
Elkhorn High School.
Picture provided by
Elkhorn coach/ mentor Glen Benes.
Monday, November 21, 2016
Alum elevated to Cardinal
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis welcomed 17 new cardinals from five continents on Saturday, including Omaha native Cardinal Blasé Cupich of the Archdiocese of Chicago.
The ceremony took place around 4 a.m. Omaha time. Cupich grew up in south Omaha and spent time at several area parishes. He was among three Americans elevated to cardinal.
Cardinal Cupich attended St. Johns' Seminary which preceded Mount Michael Benedictine School. He attend 2 years of Seminary College here which were offered at that time besides the high school seminary program
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The ceremony took place around 4 a.m. Omaha time. Cupich grew up in south Omaha and spent time at several area parishes. He was among three Americans elevated to cardinal.
Cardinal Cupich attended St. Johns' Seminary which preceded Mount Michael Benedictine School. He attend 2 years of Seminary College here which were offered at that time besides the high school seminary program
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Journalism Team earns honors in competitions
Nebraska High School Press Association workshop and competition:
All three publications that the journalism team produces, The Mount, The Seeker, and The Freelance placed in competition.
The Freelance(online) received an award of Merit.
The Seeker(yearbook) received a Superior(This is the highest award our yearbook has received in this competition, and the first time the publication as a whole has been awarded)
The Mount(Print edition) received a Cornhusker (This is the highest award possible for any publication and it is the first time our print edition has received it. “I am particularly proud of this achievement because it reflects the work of the entire team. To get this honor it means our team is not only writing well, but also editing and laying out pages well.” Adviser Gina Fosco said.
Journalism Education Association/National Scholastic Press Association Convention
Students attended workshops, networked with other high school journalists and competed in write off competitions.
Patrick Halpin’17 received an honorable mention in Sports Writing.
Journalism team photo taken in Lincoln during the NHSPA Workshop |
All three publications that the journalism team produces, The Mount, The Seeker, and The Freelance placed in competition.
The Freelance(online) received an award of Merit.
The Seeker(yearbook) received a Superior(This is the highest award our yearbook has received in this competition, and the first time the publication as a whole has been awarded)
The Mount(Print edition) received a Cornhusker (This is the highest award possible for any publication and it is the first time our print edition has received it. “I am particularly proud of this achievement because it reflects the work of the entire team. To get this honor it means our team is not only writing well, but also editing and laying out pages well.” Adviser Gina Fosco said.
A few of the Knights attending the Conference in Indianapolis |
Students attended workshops, networked with other high school journalists and competed in write off competitions.
Patrick Halpin’17 received an honorable mention in Sports Writing.
Friday, November 18, 2016
UNL Math Day Results
2016-2017 Math Team |
• Junho Ho and Max Nguyen tied for 13th place
• Kevin Zhang earned 20th place
• Vincent Dai earned 26th place
• Zach Cairney earned 31st place
Monday, November 14, 2016
Ropes Retreats @ Boys Town
Both the Seniors & Freshmen held their class retreats this fall at Boys Town featuring the "Ropes Retreat" All learned much and had a great time. Senior Photos - Freshmen Photos
Friday, November 11, 2016
Come Blow Your Horn
Our fall production of "Come Blow Your Horn" opens tonight!
The performances are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 7:00 pm on the stage. Doors will open at 6:30. This show is a comedy about a pair of brothers who do not want to grow up despite the best efforts of their parents. The show features some hilarious performances by Robert Baxley, JP Jensen, and Tomas Weekly as a father who is convinced his sons are "bums!" More Photos
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Bits & Pieces
November is always a month of quiet transitions, fall moving toward winter and outdoor sports to indoor activities.
Despite the quiet appearance of November there are still many things going on at the Mount.
All Souls Memorial Service
The Monastic community gathered with guests at the cemetery to commemorate those members of the greater Mount Michael Community that have passed away in the the last year. Afterward everyone gathered in the Abbey for heavy Hors d'oeuvres and beverages. More Photos
All Saints Mass
The school community gather in the DJ Sokol Chapel to celebrate All Saints day. Abbot Theodore Wolff OSB was the celebrant. More Photos
Red Cross Blood Donations
Students, faculty, staff and family members all participated in the blood drive. It was noted that their were a lot of first time donors. The goal of 37 pints was met with 39 pints. Thanks to all who donated and those who helped to make the event a success. More Photos
Sophomore Retreat
The annual sophomore retreat was put on by Youth Frontiers. The Repect Retreat was held at The Mount on Thursday. More Photos
Despite the quiet appearance of November there are still many things going on at the Mount.
All Souls Memorial Service
The Monastic community gathered with guests at the cemetery to commemorate those members of the greater Mount Michael Community that have passed away in the the last year. Afterward everyone gathered in the Abbey for heavy Hors d'oeuvres and beverages. More Photos
All Saints Mass
The school community gather in the DJ Sokol Chapel to celebrate All Saints day. Abbot Theodore Wolff OSB was the celebrant. More Photos
Red Cross Blood Donations
Students, faculty, staff and family members all participated in the blood drive. It was noted that their were a lot of first time donors. The goal of 37 pints was met with 39 pints. Thanks to all who donated and those who helped to make the event a success. More Photos
Sophomore Retreat
The annual sophomore retreat was put on by Youth Frontiers. The Repect Retreat was held at The Mount on Thursday. More Photos
Monday, October 24, 2016
Cross Country: Another Banner Year!
Coach Gathje, Zach Cairney, Sebastian Alegrett, Liam Bova, Nick Huetter, Andrew Ahn, Nick Carson, Joey Recker, Peyton Hottovy, Andrew Wilson, Alex Crnkovich |
Peyton Hottovy & Nick Carson |
The Knights competed against 3rd place Norris at several meets this year beating them only once during the regular season. That was at the Kearney Invitational.
At state the team was led by seniors Nick Carson who was the 3rd place medalist and Peyton Hottovy who was the 5th place medalist.
Complete Mount Michael Team Results
1 3 Nick Carson SR 16:30.61
2 5 Peyton Hottovy SR 16:41.54
3 21 Joseph Recker JR 17:37.12
4 36 Andrew Ahn SR 18:07.52
5 ( 45) Nicholas Huetter SR 18:22.62
6 ( 50) Liam Bova JR 18:30.01
Friday, October 14, 2016
Hottovy & Carson Finish 1st & 2nd at XC District Meet
TEAM RESULTS | ||
1 | Norris | 28 |
2 | MOUNT MICHAEL | 28 |
3 | Gretna | 53 |
4 | Skutt | 59 |
5 | Elkhorn | 60 |
6 | Elkhorn South | 101 |
7 | Waverly | 131 |
8 | Bennington | 132 |
Andrew Ahn, Nick Huetter, Joey Recker, Nick Carson, Peyton Hottovy, Liam Bova |
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS | PLACE | TIME |
Hottovy, Peyton | 1 | 16:45.3 |
Carson, Nick | 2 | 16:51.2 |
Recker, Joey | 8 | 17:28.3 |
Ahn, Andrew | 17 | 17:58.6 |
Huetter, Nick | 29 | 18:31.3 |
Bova, Liam | 34 | 18:49.6 |
Medalists |
Peyton Hottovy, Nick Carson, and Joey Recker were District Medalists by placing in the top fifteen. Hottovy's win was his first ever in a cross country race.
*Norris was the District Champion because of tie breaker. Their 5th runner was ahead of our 5th runner.
Monday, October 10, 2016
New Oblate
Randy Rosenthal signs his oblation on the alter. |
What is an oblate?
Literally translated, an "oblate" is an offering, or someone who offers himself or herself to God. In the world today, Oblates of St. Benedict are everyday people who seek to live extraordinary lives of devotion. Because Oblates of St. Benedict offer themselves for the service of God in their everyday lives, in so far as their station in life permits, they come from and continue to live out their faith in all walks of life. They might be farmers, office or industrial workers, homemakers, students, bankers, health care workers, lawyers or teachers. They may be Catholic or non-Catholic, young or old.
Oblates take no binding vows, but they dedicate themselves in a special way to live as balanced Christian people, offering witness to the world of Christ's transformative power. What sets them apart from other devoted Christian people is their special way of living out an enriched Christian life, according to the Gospel as reflected in the Rule of St. Benedict. - More Photos
Randy Rosenthal and Abbot Michael Liebl O.S.B. |
Knights Race To River Cities Conference Runner-up
Nick Huetter, Peyton Hottovy, Joey Recker, Nick Carson, Andrew Ahn, Liam Bova |
The JV Knight also had a great day placed 2nd among junior varsity teams.
Thursday will be the District Meet held in Lincoln @ Pioneers Park. Go Knights!
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Grandparents Day
This year Grandparent's Day started out with the celebration of Mass in the Gym. Each grandson presented his grandmother with a red rose to celebrate the day. After Mass everyone took timeout to chat and snack in the Armory or gym. Some also took a short tour of the school. More Photos
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Feast of the Archangels
The Mount Michael community gather in the DJ Sokol Chapel on September 29th to celebrate the feast of our patron Saint Michael and the Archangels.
Fr. Daniel Lenz O.S.B. was celebrant. More Photos
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Two Mount Michael Knights are National Merit Semi-finalists; 3 Commended Students
Over 1.6 millions juniors from more than 22,000 high schools entered the 2017 competition. Semifinalists represent less than 1% of high school seniors that took the test. This year Mount Michael's semifinalists are Andrew Ahn and Zach Cairney.
To become a Finalist, the Semifinalist and his or her high school must submit a detailed scholarship application, in which they provide information about the Semifinalist’s academic record, participation in school and community activities, demonstrated leadership abilities, employment, and honors and awards received. A Semifinalist must have an outstanding academic record throughout high school, be endorsed and recommended by a high school official, write an essay, and earn SAT® scores that confirm the student’s earlier performance on the qualifying test.
Update: Andrew Ahn & Zach Cairney were both named Finalists in the spring of 2017
From the approximately 16,000 Semifinalists, about 15,000 are expected to advance to the Finalist level, and in February they will be notified of this designation. All National Merit Scholarship winners will be selected from this group of Finalists. Merit Scholar designees are selected on the basis of their skills, accomplishments, and potential for success in rigorous college studies, without regard to gender, race, ethnic origin, or religious preference.
Mount Michael is also pleased to announce that 3 knights were named commended students. Commended students represent approximately the top 5% of students that took the exam.
To become a Finalist, the Semifinalist and his or her high school must submit a detailed scholarship application, in which they provide information about the Semifinalist’s academic record, participation in school and community activities, demonstrated leadership abilities, employment, and honors and awards received. A Semifinalist must have an outstanding academic record throughout high school, be endorsed and recommended by a high school official, write an essay, and earn SAT® scores that confirm the student’s earlier performance on the qualifying test.
Update: Andrew Ahn & Zach Cairney were both named Finalists in the spring of 2017
From the approximately 16,000 Semifinalists, about 15,000 are expected to advance to the Finalist level, and in February they will be notified of this designation. All National Merit Scholarship winners will be selected from this group of Finalists. Merit Scholar designees are selected on the basis of their skills, accomplishments, and potential for success in rigorous college studies, without regard to gender, race, ethnic origin, or religious preference.
Mount Michael is also pleased to announce that 3 knights were named commended students. Commended students represent approximately the top 5% of students that took the exam.
Congratulations Knights!
Monday, September 19, 2016
61st Annual Fall Festival
What a day! A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at
the 61st Annual Mount Michael Benedictine Fall Festival.
The Fall Festival is a special event and it's always a wonderful
reminder of what an amazing community we have! Thank you for
volunteering your time in order to support our monastic community. Whether you volunteered at a food booth, made a donation, set-up, baked
cakes, cleaned-up, helped at a game booth, loaded a hay-rack ride,
tore-down, or helped a guest feel welcome -- everyone was an integral
part of making the event a success!
Thank you for your support!
Monday, September 12, 2016
Zhang Selected as First Knight by Student Body
Those students nominated were: Zach Cairney; Caiden Groff; and Eric Zhang. The Mount Michael student body voted to determine the winner.
Mount Michael Head of School, Dr. David J. Peters presented the First Knight Award to Eric Zhang and was accompanied by previous First Knight winners Logan Kalkowski ’15 and Michael Fisher ‘16.
The Three Nominees
Zach Cairney, the son of Brian and Susan Cairney. Zach attended St. Vincent DePaul through 8th grade. He is currently involved in Student Council and runs on both the Mount Michael Cross Country and Track teams. He volunteers at the St. Vincent DePaul Math Counts Club and assists with the Mathnasium. Zach is also an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion and assists in the Chapel. Zach plans to attend a university where he will major in Actuarial Science.
Caiden Groff, the son of Aaron and Melissa Groff. He attended St. Patrick’s in Elkhorn through the 8th Grade. Caiden currently serves as the Mount Michael Student Body President as well as participates on the Ambassador’s Club. He starts on the Mount Michael varsity football and baseball teams and was elected as last year’s winter sports Yell Leader. Upon graduation, Caiden plans to attend one of the United States Service Academies.
Eric Zhang, the son of Bo and Yanrong Zhang Taiyuan, China. Eric attended middle school in his home country of China. He is involved in the Mount Michael Student Council and competes on the Speech Team. Eric has been a Red Cross volunteer in his native China as well as a volunteer in an Elkhorn nursing home. Eric plans to major in Economics and attend graduate school.
2016 First Knight Eric Zhang Accompanied by Mount Michael Parents Ronald and Darci Kaps |
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Faculty Retreat Caps School Preparations
The morning before the first day of classes saw the entire faculty and staff gathered in the DJ Sokol Chapel for a morning or reflections lead by Fr. Eugene McReynolds OSB a member of Mount Michael's monastic community who lives and works at Boys Town.
Fr. Eugene focused on several different topics. He gave pointers and emphasis on the importance of teaching more than content. The daily task of teaching life skills to our students is of great significance. The later part of the retreat put emphasis on the importance of spirituality in our daily lives to keeps us anchored. More Photos
Monday, August 15, 2016
Annual Mass & Picnic Kickoff the School Year
The biggest crowd ever was in attendance at the opening school picnic. With a record enrollment of 249 it was estimated that a crowd of nearly 900 were gathered at the bell tower for Mass and dinner. The picnic was sponsored by the Mount Michael Booster Club which supplied the main course of fried chicken.
The next few days the faculty will be having meetings and the freshmen are having a day of orientation. Boarding students move in on Wednesday and classes begin on Thursday.
Everyone is looking forward to an great year. More Photos
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
35 Knights Named AP Scholars
Last May the College Board Advanced Placement exams were taken. The results are in and 25 graduated seniors and 10 juniors were named AP Scholars.
7 AP Scholars with Distinction: Average of 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on 5 or more of these exams
Matt Coghill, Tyler Degener, Paul Forget, Christian Keller, Min Chang Kim, Luke Krajewski, Jackson Thompson.
12 AP Scholars with Honors: Average of at least 3.25 on all exams taken and 3 or higher on 4 or more of these exams
Andrew Ahn, Logan Baumberger, Sam Bohart, Zach Cairney, Jack Hitzemann, Junbin Huang, Ben Hynes, Jack Morrissey, Brendan Nicholas, Alex Stoupa, Sam Van Haute, Sebastian Winters.
16 AP Scholars: A score of 3 or higher on 3 or more AP Exams;
Jacob Bova, Nick Carson, Jeremiah Connealy, Max DeMayo, Alex Earsley, Randall Esquivel, Caiden Groff, Junho Ho, Nick Huetter, Reilly Jackson, Broden Kaps, Case McNally, Jae Jun Park, David Recic, Ryan Reid, Muxuan Tang.
Congratulations Knights!
View Previous Years Scholars
7 AP Scholars with Distinction: Average of 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on 5 or more of these exams
Matt Coghill, Tyler Degener, Paul Forget, Christian Keller, Min Chang Kim, Luke Krajewski, Jackson Thompson.
12 AP Scholars with Honors: Average of at least 3.25 on all exams taken and 3 or higher on 4 or more of these exams
Andrew Ahn, Logan Baumberger, Sam Bohart, Zach Cairney, Jack Hitzemann, Junbin Huang, Ben Hynes, Jack Morrissey, Brendan Nicholas, Alex Stoupa, Sam Van Haute, Sebastian Winters.
16 AP Scholars: A score of 3 or higher on 3 or more AP Exams;
Jacob Bova, Nick Carson, Jeremiah Connealy, Max DeMayo, Alex Earsley, Randall Esquivel, Caiden Groff, Junho Ho, Nick Huetter, Reilly Jackson, Broden Kaps, Case McNally, Jae Jun Park, David Recic, Ryan Reid, Muxuan Tang.
Congratulations Knights!
View Previous Years Scholars
Monday, August 1, 2016
3RD ANNUAL ALUMNI MEET
Numerous alumni, students and families gathered at the Mount last Friday for the Meet. |
3RD ANNUAL ALUMNI MEET RESULTS
1. Zach Hytrek ’16,
10:45
2. Nick Carson ’17, 10:553. Eric Crawford ’00, 11:17
4. Sam VanHaute ’16, 11:24
5. Michael Collins ’12, 11:33
6. Joe Wolpert ’98, 11:42
7. Coach Gathje, 11:44
8. Marcus Cronin ’15, 12:01
9. Jack Hitzemann ’16, 12:01
10. Alex Crnkovich ’19, 12:05
11. JT Cronin ’13, 12:23
12. Michael Pecha ’99, 12:36
13. Colten Venteicher ’08, 12:42
14. Nick Huetter ’17, 13:13
15. Zach Cairney ’17, 13:13
16. Sam Oakes ’99, 13:26
17. Michael Sojka ’12, 13:32
18. Clifford Roepke ’20, 13:39
19. Joseph Johansen ’20, 13:44
20. Patrick Collins ’19, 13:45
21. Jacob Gathje ’20, 14:09
22. Nick Buresh ’20, 14:14
23. Nolan Huetter ’18, 14:31
24. Jake Ridder ’07, 14:44
25. Dylan Parlor ’07, 15:01
26. Andy Jewell ’08, 15:37
27. Skyler Davis ’19, 16:02
28. Dylan Venteicher ’11, 16:14
29. *Curt McKnight ’01, 16:22
30. *Bryan Schrader ’01, 16:23
Zach Hytrek races to the finish line. |
31. Sam Wooten ’20, 16:34
32. Ben Luettel ’98, 16:53
33. Jarrett Crnkovich ’14, 17:08
34. John Mikulicz ’14, 17:08
35. RJ Lebbert ’07, 17:12
36. Beth LaFave, 18:10
37. Tom Swanson ’01, 19:!6
38. Alex Schrier ’20, 20:12
39. Alan Schrier, 20:12
*Results sent in from Phoenix.
TEAM SCORES
1. Mount Michael Alumn i- 1, 3, 4, 5, (6), (7) = 13
2. 2016 Mount Michael Team – 2, 9, 13, 14 (17), (18) = 38
1. Mount Michael Alumn i- 1, 3, 4, 5, (6), (7) = 13
2. 2016 Mount Michael Team – 2, 9, 13, 14 (17), (18) = 38
Conditions: Sunny, 80
degrees, calm
Meet Officials: Kevin
and Jackie Hytrek (Zach '16), David Pecha '93 (Ethan '32), Brian Cairney, (Nick
'12 and Zach '17,) Ben Gathje '22, and Melissa Gathje.
Meet Photographer:
Joel Carson (Nick ’17)
Alumni Meet Champions2016- Zach Hytrek ’16, 10:45
2015- Lukas Buehler ’12, 10:56
*2014- Tommy Feichtinger ’12, 10:04
*Course Record
**Mount Michael Time Trial Record Holder- Andrew Karstrom ’13, 10:24
Alumni Meet Team Results
2016- Alumni- 13, 2016 MM Team – 38
2015- Alumni- 18, 2015 MM Team – 26
2014- No meet held
2013- No team scores kept
Participants Per Year
2016- 39
2015- 32
2014- No meet held
2013- 11
Beth LaFave |
Race Starter: Matt
Luettel '03
Thursday, June 30, 2016
Alum Wins State Trap Shoot Championship
Lumir Zach Drahota |
He didn't miss until his 394 target!
Friday, June 17, 2016
Shopko Foundation Award for Hands on Security Lab Equipment
"Dr. Thomas Rzemyk, Director of Technology and Cyber Security Instructor for Mount Michael Benedictine was awarded $500.00 today by the Shopko Foundation. The funds will be used to purchase technology equipment for hands on wire security labs in the classroom. Thank you to Shopko Foundation for your generous grant award!
Friday, June 10, 2016
1's & 6's Five-Year Reunions
The 5-Year reunions were recently held at The Mount. It started with a social as everyone arrived followed by a steak dinner a brief program and lots of stories and laughter.
Thursday, May 26, 2016
Athletic Year Wraps Up By Adding Another Banner to the Palace
Coach Kent Christenson, Miles Hock, J.T. Hudson, Luke Krajewski, Johnathan Hudsom Lorcan Jamal |
The Mount Michael Golf team punctuated the closing of the
2015-2016 school year by winning the State Class B Golf Runner-up Trophy to add
another banner to the palace. The two-day
competition was held at Pioneer Golf Course in Lincoln. Three Knights were also individual
medalists. Sophomore Johnathan Hudson
placed sixth while seniors JT Hudson and Luke Krajewski tied for eighth place.
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Individual District Champion; Team Runner-up
The Mount Michael golf team posted great results at the recent district championship held at Tiburon Golf Course. J. T. Hudson finished as the district champion with a score of 73 and Luke Krajewski was a 7th place medalist with an 80.
As a team they Knights were runner-up behind Elkhorn but ahead of Skutt who defeated them on the conference level last week by one stroke.
Jacob Hudson (12), 73
Luke Krajewski (12), 80
Johnathan Hudson (10), 87
Miles Hock (11), 88
Douglas Jamal (10), 95
The Knights will compete at the state meet Monday 5/24 & Tuesday 5/25 at Pioneers Golf Course, Lincoln.
As a team they Knights were runner-up behind Elkhorn but ahead of Skutt who defeated them on the conference level last week by one stroke.
Jacob Hudson (12), 73
Luke Krajewski (12), 80
Johnathan Hudson (10), 87
Miles Hock (11), 88
Douglas Jamal (10), 95
The Knights will compete at the state meet Monday 5/24 & Tuesday 5/25 at Pioneers Golf Course, Lincoln.
Go Knights!
Monday, May 16, 2016
56 New Alum Knights: Graduation 2016
Bro. August's Homily (PDF) - Dr. Peters' Talk (PDF) - Luke Krajewski Address (Video)
Class of 2016 Accomplishments
- There are 56 graduates, with an average ACT score of 28.5.
- Of the 56 graduates, 18 (32%) received offers of full-tuition scholarships.
- The Class of 2016 has earned $6.6 million in scholarship offers.
- The Class of 2016 was accepted to 69 colleges in 28 states.
Friday, May 13, 2016
Academic All-State
Congratulations to the following Knights who have been recognized by the Nebraska School Activities Association as Academic All-State Award Winners during the 2015-2016 school year.
Cross-Country
Peyton Hottovy Zach Hytrek |
Football
Jeremiah Connealy Patrick Halpin |
Tennis
Luke Krajewski Alex Stoupa |
Basketball
John Hudson Jack Straka |
Speech
Broden Kaps |
Swimming
Jackson Thompson |
Wrestling
Zach Hytrek |
Journalism
Leo McGrath Ben Murray |
Track & Field
Jeremiah Connealy Tyler Degener |
Golf
Luke Krajewski |
Nebraska School Activities Association |
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