boys track
Welcome
to the Providence Catholic Boys' Track page.
The
Celtic track team is coming off their best season in the last 25
years if not in history. There were key loses due to graduation
including Brandon Phillips who is running at Grand Valley State
and Dan Murphy who is running at Illinois state.
The
Celtics will be led by seniors and State qualifiers Mark
Coglianese, Sean Lindbloom and Kevin Maloney. They will also
look to Frank Murray who is coming off a basketball injury.
Sean
has committed to Norte Dame where he will run next year. Kevin
will be playing football and track at Marian college in
Indianapolis. Mark is leaning toward running at Eastern Illinois
but has not yet committed.
Come
out and support your Celtics as they defend their back to back
Chicago Catholic League Championships.
Other Celtics to watch include junior Patrick ward, who is being
offered football scholarships by just about every Division 1
program, Joey Michaels and Greg Metelak. Sophmores will be led
by Carrol Evans, Tim Foley, David Honsen, Ian Land, and Krish
Ramaduri. Big things are expected from freshman sprinters Joey
Quinlan, Malik Snapp and Blake Prunsky.
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Recaps************
Providence Catholic’s Lindbloom signs National Letter of Intent
 (New
Lenox) – Don Sebestyen, Principal of Providence Catholic High
School is pleased to announce that senior Sean Lindbloom signed
his National Letter of Intent to continue running track at the
collegiate level. “Sean is a tremendous student, both in the
classroom and on the field. We are very proud of his
accomplishments,” said Sebestyen.
Sean Lindbloom, son of Mark and Jennifer Lindbloom of New
Lenox, will attend the University of Notre Dame, where he plans
to major in Business. He is a graduate of St. Mary Catholic
School in Mokena and a member of their parish. The honor roll
student is a member of the Augustinian Youth Ministry (AYM), the
National Honor Society and Habitat for Humanity.
Lindbloom has been a member of the Celtic track and football
teams his entire high school career. As a sophomore, he
qualified for state in the 4x200 relay and was a member of the
medal winning 4x100 relay. As a junior, Lindbloom helped lead
the Celtic Track team to their second consecutive Catholic
League Conference Championship. Furthermore, he was named MVP
of the Irish Relays at Bishop McNamara, CCL All-Conference, and
co-MVP of the team. Lindbloom was also a member of the
sectional champion 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams which qualified
for state in 2007.
As
running back, Lindbloom finished his high school football career
with 123 carries for 824 yards and 6 touchdowns. He had 4
receptions for 34 yards and was involved in 8 kickoff returns
for 151 yards. In addition, he was named third team All-Area.
Outside of school, Lindbloom participates in Flight Track Club.
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