CYO Basketball League crowns 2015 Champions!

The CYO basketball league finished the season with a tournament on Saturday February 28, 2015 at Montgomery CAtholic Preparatory School’s Holy Spirit campus gymnasium.  The teams competing in the CYO league girls division were MA, Trinity, Eastwood, St. Bede and Holy Spirit.  Taking first place in the girls division was Montgomery Catholic’s St. Bede Gold team. In the boys division, Resurrection, Holy Cross, St. Bede and Holy Spirit competed this season. Taking first place in the boy’s division was Montgomery Catholic’s Blue team out of Holy Spirit.  Finally, in the 5th & 6th grade boys division from Montgomery Catholic and finishing in first was Holy Spirit team red. 

Submitted by Coach Ken Klinger


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Pictured is the 5th & 6th grade girls St. Bede Gold championship team :
Front row from left to right:Jamya Henderson, Chloe Walden, Alanna Aiken. Back row from left to right:Veronica Masters, Alexis Meshok, Camille Morgan, Haidyn Foley. Coached by Coaches- Michael Walden and Matt Morgan.

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Pictured is the 3rd & 4th grade boys championship CYO basketball team.
Front row left to right: Max Barranco, Mason Hooks, & Nate Izer. Back row from left to right:
Chase Ford, Hunter Hodges, Harrison Howell, Will Belsterling, Josh Hildebrand Coach Mike Barranco.

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Pictured is the 5th & 6th grade boys Holy Spirit Red Team:
Coach: Michael Losik. Front row: Connor Donaldson, Josh Tobia, and Michael Zanglin. Back Row: Zach Izer, Ben Albrecht, DJ Carter, Aiden Losik, Bryant Deaton.

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