From left: John M. Salyer ’85 , James R. Lower, Dominic J. Cavello ’64 and Scott Pharion.

Columbus Bishop Frederick Campbell has selected St. Charles Preparatory School Dean of Students, Jim Lower, to succeed the school’s current principal, Dominic J. Cavello ’64, when he retires from the role at the end of this school year.

Cavello has served as the principal at St. Charles for 27 years. When he was appointed in 1985 by then-Bishop James A. Griffin, he became the first layman in school history to hold the position. He originally joined the school’s staff in 1972 and has taught Latin I to every freshman who has entered the school for more than 30 years. He will remain on the faculty and continue teaching the course.

Jim has taught and coached at St. Charles since 1979, with the exception of a two-year period (1994-1996) during which he served in similar capacities at Worthington Kilbourne High School. He currently teaches Algebra I at St. Charles and has taught many levels of math classes during his tenure at the school.

He graduated from Brookhaven High School (1975) and earned a degree in mathematics from Otterbein College in 1979. He holds a master’s degree in education from Xavier (OH) University.

Jim became Dean of Students in 1996 and has served as an assistant coach in football and basketball, a head coach for the varsity basketball and tennis teams and moderator for the

St. Charles Ski Club.

He and his wife, Cathy, have been married for 32 years and are members of Our Lady of Peace parish. They have three sons, all of whom are graduates of St. Charles: Matthew ’99, Mark ’04 and Thomas ’08.

Current faculty member, John Salyer, a member of the school’s Class of 1985, will become St. Charles’ next Dean of Students.

John joined the staff in the fall of 1994 and has taught Algebra I, Geometry, Honors Geometry, Algebra II and Honors Algebra II. For several years he was the school’s representative for the Central Ohio Association of Catholic Educators (COACE) and served stints on its executive board and as the chair for its negotiation’s committee. John has also taught statistics at Ohio Dominican University for the last seven years. In addition to his duties as Dean of Boys, John takes over the unofficial role held by principal Cavello as the schools IT Director.

John and his wife, Wendy, live in Columbus and have two children: a daughter, Lorien, who is a junior at Bishop Watterson High School, and a son, Corin, who is in 6^th grade at St. Michael. 

After graduating from St. Charles, John spent two years studying at The Ohio State University. He worked in the restaurant management field before attending Otterbein College where he simultaneously earned degrees in mathematics, English Literature and education in 1994. He also holds a master’s degree in curriculum and instructional design from Otterbein, is on track to complete a master’s degree in school administration from the University of Dayton by the spring of 2013, and has begun work on a master’s degree in theology at Ohio Dominican University.

Scott Pharion, a 1970 graduate of Columbus St. Francis DeSales High School, continues his role as Academic Dean. He has served at St. Charles for 27 years and currently teaches English and is the Commissioner of the Central Catholic League. He earned degrees in English and Secondary Education from Ohio Dominican College (1974) and a master’s in education from The Ohio State University in 1979. He has worked in the Diocese since 1974 as a teacher, coach, drama director and administrator.  Scott and his wife, Priscilla, have three children: Christopher (a 1995 St. Charles graduate), Elizabeth and Gregory.

Academic & Athletic Excellence

It’s “What We Do”

St. Charles’ Hadad Earns Joyce Scholarship to the University of Notre Dame

St. Charles Preparatory senior, Matthew Hadad ’12, son of Christopher and Carolyn Hadad of Dublin, has received the Glenna R. Joyce Scholarship to attend the University of Notre Dame. He plans to major in biochemistry with a premedical intent, is a member of St. Andrew parish and attended St. Andrew grade school.

Matthew holds a 4.24 GPA at St. Charles, earned the distinction of being an AP Scholar with Distinction and is the secretary of the school’s chapter of the National Honor Society. He has been a member of the nationally-recognized JETS Engineering Team since his freshman year and currently serves as the team’s co-captain. Matthew is also a member of the science team doing nanotechnology research under the school’s physics teacher, Dr. Sarah Vandermeer and served on Student Council for three years.

Hadad, who is currently a volunteer at the Ohio State Medical Center, has worked as an engineering intern at Prater Engineering the last two summers. At the end of this school year he will begin working as a research aid at Nationwide Children’s Hospital where he was selected as a “Top-Five Student” in its Mechanisms of Human Health and Disease class in the summer of 2011. Matthew has played CYO Basketball the past four years.

St. Charles’ Grodesky Selected to Attend West Point Military Academy

William Grodesky ’12, a graduating senior at St. Charles Preparatory School, has accepted an appointment to attend The U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The son of Brian and Martha Grodesky of Pickerington, he attended Lakeview Jr. High School and is a member of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton parish. He is an Honor Student with a 4.01 GPA, a member of the National Honor Society, a National Merit Commended Scholar and AP Scholar. He earned National Latin Club Magna Cum Laude distinction in his sophomore year and was the school’s 2011 representative to Buckeye Boys State where he served as the Director of The Department of Transportation.

 William was a varsity letter-winner in swimming in all four years of high school, earning the distinction of being an Ohio High School  Distinguished Scholar Athlete each season. During that time he advanced to state competition twice, earning All-Ohio status. He won several Central Catholic League and District swimming titles as well. He qualified as an Ohio Junior Olympic Swimmer in his freshman year, qualifying for Junior Nationals with the New Albany Aquatics Club in 2010-20111 and 2011-2012. William also played football for three years serving as captain of freshman team and earned a varsity letter his junior year.

 Grodesky is the second senior to receive an appointemnt to West Point this year. In February Stevyn Spees ’12 accepted an appointment to The United States Military Academy and will run track. He is a member of St. Timothy parish and attended St. Timothy School. Stevyn is an Honor Student with a 3.75 GPA, a member of the National Honor Society and the Treasurer of Student Council. Last spring at the 2011 Ohio High School Division 1 State Outdoor Track Meet he was a member of the school’s 4 X 800 M relay team which finished 2nd in the state and he also placed 11th in the state in the 400M. He is a 1st degree black belt and captain of both the track and football teams.

Upstart ‘Cardinalbots’ Compete at World Robotics Championships

 As reported on the St. Charles Facebook Page (as this new website was being brought on “LIVE” and our old site “under repair”), ‘an ‘upstart’ student group, established just six months ago with less than a dozen members, ‘shot its way’ to notoriety by earning a spot in the FIRST World Championships that were held in St. Louis two weeks ago.

 Visit http://www.facebook.com/stcharlespreparatoryschool to see photo albums dedicated to the team and its performance in the Regional and World competitions. 

 Known as the “CardinalBots,” the St. Charles Robotic team earned their invitation with a strong performance in the Buckeye Regional March 22-24 at the Wolstein Center on the campus of Cleveland State University. St. Charles took 5th overall at the competition which included more than 1,450 students from 59 teams representing four states and Canada. Out of eight other rookie teams, the Cardinals earned the “Rookie All-Star” award for its (and their robot’s) weekend performance and with it a merit-based championship bid.

 At Championship, the “CardinalBots” had a fantastic finish –24th place in the ‘Curie Division’ that had 100 teams. The average length of experience for teams ranked #1 – #23 was 8.7 years. The Cardinalbots were only organized 6 months ago!!!At the event the team  record was 5-4-0 in the completion which featured robots that shot basketball into various hoops. 

Visit the websites listed below to get more information on the team, their performance, and successes! You can also see photo albums of the regional and World events on our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stcharlespreparatoryschool

 For more information:

-Mr. Steve Miller, Advisor, smiller@cdeducation.org (614) 252-6714

 -Fast facts about FIRST: http://www.usfirst.org/aboutus/first-at-a-glance

 -CardinalBots web site:  www.stcharlesrobotics.com

 -FIRST Robotics web site:  www.usfirst.org

Previous story on Robotics team:

The St. Charles Robotic team earned their invitation with a strong performance in the Buckeye Regional March 22-24 at the Wolstein Center on the campus of Cleveland State University. St. Charles took 5th overall at the  competition which included more than 1,450 students from 59 teamsrepresenting four states and Canada.

 FIRST, an acronym of For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, was founded in 1989 by Dean Kamen, the inventor of the Segway. The group’s website states that “the varsity Sport for the Mind,” FRC combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology. Under strict rules, limited resources, and time limits, teams of 25 students or more are challenged to raise funds, design a team “brand,” hone teamwork skills, and build and program robots to perform prescribed tasks against a field of competitors.  It’s as close to “real-world engineering” as a student can get. Volunteer professional mentors lend their time and talents to guide each team.

 Out of  eight other rookie teams, the Cardinals earned the “Rookie All-Star” award for its (and their robot’s) weekend performance and with it a merit-based championship bid. It joined the top three overall teams, the “Chairman’s” award winner and the “Engineering Innovation”award winner.  According to the FIRST manual, the “Rookie All Star” is “awarded to the rookie team exemplifying a young but strong partnership effort, as well as implementing the mission of FIRST: to inspire students to learn more about science and technology.”

 The FIRST Robotics competition, held annually since 1992,gives high school students the opportunity to play engineer by designing their very own robot that can accomplish specific tasks. This year’s theme is “theRebound Rumble” robotics game played between two Alliances of three teams each.

 The whole process started in January when teams received instructions and lists of parts for the competition. Teams had six weeks to design, build and practice with their robots. Then the machines, which must weigh less than 120 pounds, were sealed in plastic until they arrived in Cleveland for the regional competition. Teams from around the Midwest as well as several from Canada competed Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Participants take home many skills from the robotics competition, including experience with electronics, engineering, physics, programming, mechanics, woodworking, multimedia, marketing, sales, public relations and the ability to work under pressure. According to one of the young men on the team, the
Cardinalbots on Saturday morning huddled around their robot (named DC40) to asses why it’s arm wouldn’t push down the bridges. The ability to push down the bridge and balance on it was a crucial one, and the morning of a tournament is never the best time for the malfunction. After the St. Charles team worked
together through the short time frame, they managed to rebuild the arm and score several points because of it.

Individual teams were randomly placed into larger teams of three to form competing “red” and “blue” teams.  Students had a few minutes before each match
to talk to their new teammates—likely from another school or state—to come up with a game plan.  Teams earned points for each basket and for successfully rolling two robots onto one of the balancing platforms. In each case, one robot from the red team and one from the blue team had to balance together to earn “co-opertition” points.

During each 2-minute and 15-second matches, each ‘Tri-Alliance’ competed by trying to score as many of the basketballs in the hoops as possible during the. Balls scored in higher hoops score Alliances more points. Alliances were also rewarded with valuable seeding bonus points if they balanced on bridges at the end of the match.

After all of the seeding matches on Friday and Saturday morning were completed, every body’s scores were calculated through wins and “co-opertition”
points.  Earning a place in the finals, the Cardinals were given the opportunity to choose the two other teams it would partner with in the final round. SC, at that time in 4th place, selected Team 379 (RoboCats, Girard High School, Girard, OH) and Team 677 (Murphy’s Outlaws, Columbus School for Girls, Columbus, OH) for the semifinals. After an unfortunate break in the Robocats’ robot, St. Charles’ third teammate, shooter,St. Charles placed 15th in that round.  The Cardinalbots have been shadowing the CSG robotics team and its moderator, Dr. Kevin Sweeney, which has served as SC’s mentor since the team was established in the fall, providing a place to work during the build season and helpful veteran advice.

To learn more about the team, the competition, the FIRST program, and to see photos, we invite you to use the following links:

CardinalBots web site: www.stcharlesrobotics.com

Video of awards ceremony: www.go.osu.edu/SCRoboticsAward

FIRST Robotics web site: www.usfirst.org

From Mr. John Engle, a St. Charles parent, has posted a handful of photos he took at Cleveland. You can find those photos here:

https://picasaweb.google.com/johnwengle/CardinalbotsSampler?authuser=0&feat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/johnwengle/StCharlesCardinalBotsToolbox?authuser=0&feat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/johnwengle/StCharlesCardinalbotsFinalBuild?authuser=0&feat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/johnwengle/StCharlesCardinalbotsPrototypeRobot?authuser=0&feat=directlink

Good luck ‘Cardinalbots’ in St. Louis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

You are invited to visit his personal website at https://sites.google.com/site/stevynspees  which he created to highlight his many other athletic and academic accomplishments as well as numerous volunteer service commitments and leadership/volunteer activities.

February 1, 2012: Josh Padgett signed to play football at Fordham. Personal stats:  – DE – 6’2″ – 230lbs; Senior; 57 tackles, 4 TFLs, 5 sacks, 16 QB pressures, 2 fumble recoveries. Our best defensive lineman. He is a member of St. Timothy parish and attended St. Timothy School.

November 9, 2012:  Nathan Yankovich and Matt Moosavian signed with the University of Iowa and Georgetown University, respectively. Both were members of the St. Charles golf team which earned back-to-back state titles in 2009 and 2010 and a 4th place finish in this year’s District Tournament, missing out by just two strokes on returning to the state tournament and playing for its third-straight title.

Yankovich qualified for the Division I state tournament this year as an individual, and finished 12th overall. He was 1st team All-State his sophomore year along with 1st team All-District and 1st team All-CCL.  His junior year he was all-CCL, 2nd team All-state and 2nd team All-District. As a senior he earned 1st team All-District and 1st team All- CCL honors. he is a member of  St. Matthew parish and attended St. Matthew School.

Moosavian was 1st team All- CCL this year and excelled this past summer playing in a number of American Junior Golf Association events. He is a member of St. John Neumann parish and attended Olentangy Orange  Middle School.

Seven Seniors named National Merit Semi-Finalists;

Twelve more named Commended Scholars

Seven St. Charles seniors qualified as National Merit Semifinalists for the 2011-2012 school year. They earned this prestigious distinction based on their scores on the Pre- Scholastic Aptitude/National Merit Qualifying Test they took in their junior year at St. Charles. Only 16,000 of 1.5 million students from 22,000 high schools who took the test qualified as semifinalists. The seven semifinalists are:

Chris D’Angelo, a member of St. Brendan Parish and attended St. Joseph Montessori School; Nicholas DeJaco, a member of St. Brigid of Kildaire Parish and attended St. Brigid School; Adam Henderson,  a member of St. Paul Parish and attended St. Joseph Montessori School; Rob LaTour, a member of St. Brigid of Kildaire Parish and attended Karrer Middle School; Anderson Speed, a member of St. Peter Parish and attended St. Joseph Montessori School; Michael Susa, a member of St. Agatha Parish and attended St. Brendan School; Peter Vilardi, a member of St. Michael Parish and attended St. Michael School.

Twelve other St. Charles seniors were named

National Merit Commended Scholars for 2011-2012

They placed among the top 5% of the 1.5 million students who took the PSAT/NMSQT last year. While they don’t continue in competition for Merit scholarships, some are eligible for special scholarships sponsored by corporations and businesses. They include:

Benjamin Bowen, a member of St. Catharine parish and attended Columbus Academy for grade school; Daniel Cogan, a member of Immaculate Conception parish and attended Immaculate Conception School; William Grodensky,a member of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton parish and attended Lakeview Jr. High School; Erich Groezinger, a member of Church of the Resurrection parish and attended St. Matthew School; Eric Janczak,  a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish and attended Our Lady of Perpetual Help School; Brendan Lau, a member of St. Michael parish and attended St. Michael School; Christopher Mescher, a member of St. Brigid of Kildare parish and attended St. Brigid of Kildare School; Matthew Mignery, a member of   St. Matthew parish and attended St. Matthew School; Kevin O’Neill, a member of Church of the Resurrection parish and attended St. Matthew School; Alex and Patrick Travis, are members of St. Paul parish and attended St. Paul School; Michael VanVolkenburg, a member of Immaculate Conception parish and attended St. Michael School.

Seniors named Achievement Scholar

 and Outstanding Participant

National Merit Semifinalist, Adam Henderson, was also selected as a 2011-2012 National Achievement Scholar and Abel Negatu was named an Outstanding Particpant. The National Achievement® Scholarship Program is an academic competition established in 1964 to provide recognition for outstanding Black American high school students and earn recognition based on the results of the PSANMSQ Test taken last year.

Water Polo Team wins 2nd Consecutive State Title

The St. Charles Water Polo Team repeated as state champions with a 16-6 win over Toledo St. Francis on Saturday, October 15 in Mason.  This was a rematch of the 2010 championship game, which St. Charles won by a 6-4 score. Seven different players scored for the Cardinals, with Josh Cohen, Daniel Cogan, Natty Patterson, and Chris D’Angelo scoring three goals each. Goalie Carl Calcara had 9 saves and 3 steals. The Cardinals defeated Upper Arlington 14-13 in overtime in the semifinals and concluded its season with a 28-6 season record. Congratulations!

A Celebration of the 40-Year Career of Dominic J. Cavello ’64

September 9, 2012 at St. Charles Preparatory School

Mass at 4 p.m.in the St. Charles Gymnasium

A Reception Follows Immediately in the Robert C. Walter Student Commons

 You are invited to join the St. Charles Community on Sunday, September 9, 2012 as it celebrates Dominic J. Cavello ’64 and his 40 years of service to St. Charles Preparatory School and the Diocese of Columbus. Formal invitations will be mailed in June.

We need your help!

As part of the celebration we are planning to present a compilation of photos of Dominic taken throughout the last forty years. If you have photos that you would like to submit, we invite you to mail them to the attention of St. Charles Alumni and Communications Director, Louis J. Fabro ’83, here at St. Charles (2010 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43209) or e-mail them to lfabro@cdeducation.org .

Visit our Facebook page to see photos of the honorees

(www.facebook.com/stcharlespreparatoryschool?sk=wall)

Feast Day: Borromean Medals; Principal’s Award

On Friday, November 4, the entire school body and members of the St. Charles community joined to celebrate the Feast Day of its patron, Charles Borromeo, as well as to acknowledge the achievements and service of four special individuals. The liturgy was celebrated by Bishop Frederick Campbell and was held in the school’s beautiful Robert C. Walter Student Commons. A reception followed afterward in the Campus Theatre’s Cavello Center. The honors were handed out by principal Dominic J. Cavello ’64 and St. Charles Advisory Board chairman, Timothy M. Kelley ’76. Those recognized were:

Dr. Tedd Ellerbrock, a graduate of the Class of 1964, was awarded The Borromean Award for Outstanding Achievement. Unfortunately he was unable to accept the award in person as he was working in Uganda at the time on special assignment with the U.S. State Department. In 2008, he received the United States Public Health Service’s Distinguished Service Medal in recognition of his exceptional scientific and public health achievements in fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the U.S. and abroad.

Since 1986, he has been a medical epidemiologist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Since 2003, he has been the Team Lead for Adult HIV Treatment in the Division of Global HIV/AIDS at CDC and, since 2005, the Co-Chair of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Adult Treatment Technical Workgroup at the U.S. State Department. As one of the few obstetrician-gynecologists specializing in HIV/AIDS, from 1988-2002, Ellerbrock led some of the country’s first investigations to define the impact of HIV infection on women in the U.S. and co-authored some of the first publications about the epidemiology of women with AIDS in the U.S. In 2003, PEPFAR was launched to combat global HIV. The initial, 5-year, $18 billion program was the largest commitment by any nation to combat a single disease in history.

Since 2004, Dr. Ellerbrock has provided leadership and oversight of the PEPFAR Track 1.0 Treatment Program, which has helped to initiate life-saving antiretroviral therapy (ART) on 1.4 million persons at more than 1,300 medical facilities in 13 countries. As Co-Chair of the Adult Treatment Workgroup, he has helped to establish standards, improve policies and practices, and evaluate operations and outcomes of HIV treatment programs that currently support ART for 3.8 million persons worldwide. His hands-on, problem-solving approach contributed substantially to the initiation and earlysuccess of the program.

John (Class of 1978) and Linda Day Mackessy received The Borromean Medal for Distinguished Service for their long-time support and commitment to the St. Charles community. They have generously honored the memory of former faculty member Monsignor F. Thomas Gallen (“Monz”) ’40 through his endowment fund as well as their patronage of his Music Room; and served two highly-successful years as chairs for Parent’s Annual Fund; and for their years of involvement in support of so many parents’ and alumni activities.

The Principal’s Award for Leadership and Service to St. Charles was presented to William “Bill” Riat to acknowledge his counsel and leadership on every major transformative design and construction project that the school has successfully completed over thelast decade including the school’s front entry and courtyard (2002-03); the Robert C. Walter Student Commons and the Student Services and Fine Arts Center (2003-05); Walt Plank Field (2006-07); and currently, the new Robert D. Walter West Campus, where he worked to contract the land’s sale, with engineers and attorneys on detailed zoning issues; and towards the final construction phase.

Distinguished Alumnus Awards

A little more than two weeks later, on Tuesday, November 22, the Cardinal community drew together again to celebrate Mass and honor two very special alumni in the Walter Student Commons. A reception followed afterward in the St. Charles Student Service Center. The honors were handed out by assistant principal Jim Lower and St. Charles Advisory Board vice-chairman, Paul G. Heller ’82. Those recognized were:

Doctor Michael Oddi, Class of 1965, was also awarded the St. Charles Distinguished Alumnus Award. He is a practicing vascular surgeon who has given more than 40 years of service to America, its citizens and his fellow soldiers and comrades as a member of the United States Army. Doctor Oddi’s active duty service included his leadership as a commander and surgeon with the 848th Forward Surgical Team during his two tours of duty in Iraq. He has honorably displayed a selflessness that he once spoke about in others—the soldier’s spirit of bravery, commitment, and brotherhood–manifested in his life-saving work even with the possibility of losing his own life.

Dr. Dennis Durbin, Class of 1979, was also awarded the St. Charles Distinguished Alumnus Award. He is a pediatric emergency physician and clinical epidemiologist; a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; and an internationally recognized leader in pediatric trauma research. Dr. Durbin is the co-scientific director of the Center for Injury Research and Prevention at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Dr. Durbin’s research interests are in the area of epidemiology and pediatric injury, with a particular emphasis on the prevention of motor vehicle occupant injuries to children and the prevention of teen driver crashes. His devoted service as his brother and sister’s keeper has helped preserve the priceless lives of so many children.

Alumni Activities

The St. Charles Platinum Reunion; Thursday, June 21

Honors College & Prep School Grads fom the Classes of 1927-1961;

St. Charles will hold its annual Platinum Reunion on Thursday, June 21, to honor the school’s earliest  graduates as well as remember the school’s alumni and teachers who have died. The event is open to all graduates, former students and family members from the Classes of 1927-1961 from both the Prep School and St. Charles Borromeo College. Surviving spouses are especially encouraged to attend in tribute to their husbands.

A special Mass will be held in Mother of Mercy Chapel at 10:30 a.m. (Alumni priests are encouraged to concelebrate!!) to be followed by a Complimentary lunch afterward in the Campus Theater’s Cavello Center. A campus tour – including a visit to the St. Charles Museum- will follow around 1:30 p.m.

Lunch is free – but you are still asked to reserve your spot by June 18 with St. Charles alumni director Louis J. Fabro ’83 to ensure we have plenty of food on hand for everyone. For more information on this or any other alumni activity, please contact Louis by phone at 614-252-9288 ext. 21 or by e-mail at  St. Charles at lfabro@cdeducation.org

School Activities

May 23-25 – Senior Exams

 Tuesday, May 29 – Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation; 6:30 p.m. in the Robert C. Walter Student Commons

 May 30-June 1 – Final Exams

 Saturday, June 2 – Summer Break Begins

 June 11 – July 6 – Summer School and Summer Readiness Courses

–St. Charles Will Host Several Upcoming Athletic Camps 

Cardinal Football Camp: For boys entering grades 1-8; June 18-21; 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Cost is $100. Please contact coach Jeff Pharion at jpharion@cdeducation.org

St. Charles Baseball Camp: For boys ages 7-14; June 11-14; 9:00 a.m. – Noon. Cost is $90. Please contact coach Ray Benjamin at benj33@aol.com   

 St. Charles Soccer Academy: For boys entering grades 4-9; June 25-28; 9:00 a.m.- Noon;  Cost is $85; Please contact coach Rick Ey at rey@cdeducation.org

The Cardinal Lacrosse Camp:  For boys entering grades 5-8; The session covers four (4) evenings June 11, 13, 18 & 20; 6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Cost is $90. Please contact coach Mark Berndt at maberndt@aep.com or 740-816-9216.

Cardinal Basketball Camps:

 Please contact coach Jacob Daniel at coachjdaniel@gmail.com or 614-595-6220 regarding the following opportunities…

 –Camp (1): For boys entering grades 5-7; July 9-12 from 9 a.m.- Noon; Cost is $100.

 –Camp (2): For boys entering grades 8-9; July 16-19 from 9 a.m.- Noon; Cost is $100.

 –Shooting Camp: For boys entering grades 5-9; July 3 & 5; Session I from 10-11:30 a.m.  and Session II from 12:30-2:00 p.m.; Cost is $50.

St. Charles Volleyball Camp:

For girls and boys entering grades 4-9; Wed. June 27 and Thu. June 28 from 7 p.m. – 9 p.m.  Cost is $40 for early registration by Friday June 22 or $45 at the door.  Please contact Theresa Sullivan at vbstcharles@gmail.com to request the form and waiver.  A waiver must be signed for all those registered to participate.