Bottom
Row
(L-R)
Eileen Moran;
Brittany Flanagan:
Kirsten Diehl;
Ashley Kozan;
Emily Perish;
Michelle Karr;
Colleen Mitros;
Julie Rogers
Middle Row
(L-R)
Mark Coglianese;
Phil Trowbridge;
Brendan Whatley;
Jay Modelski;
Mark Houlihan;
Jon Gustafson;
Will Schau;
Chuck Triana
Top
Row
(L-R)
Casey Webber;
Paddy O’Connell;
Josh Lembke;
Kevin Maloney;
Eric Daliege;
Drew Grennell;
Hayden Grove;
Sean Lindbloom
Not Pictured:
Michael Smith;
Brian Reynolds;
Chase Pavlick;
Joe Swintek;
Lauren Niemiec
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5-16-08
Eight
Providence
Catholic
student-athletes
make college
commitments
(New Lenox) –
Don Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic High
School is
pleased to
announce that
seniors
Brittany
Flanagan, Drew
Grennell,
Jonathan
Gustafson,
Kirsten Diehl,
Jay Modelski,
Michelle Karr,
Ashley Kozan
and Colleen
Mitros
committed to
continue their
respective
sports at the
collegiate
level.
Brittany
Flanagan,
daughter of Tom
and Sharon
Flanagan of
Homer Glen, will
attend St.
Mary’s College
in Notre Dame,
IN where she
will continue
her tennis
career. She is
a graduate of
SS. Cyril and
Methodius and a
parishioner at
St. Bernard in
Homer Glen. The
honor roll
student is a
member of the
National Honor
Society and the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry (AYM).
Furthermore, she
has been a staff
writer for the
Proviscope
School
Newspaper, a
Student
Ambassador, a
Eucharistic
Minister and was
a leader for
Kairos Retreat,
Celtic Time and
Tennis Camp.
Flanagan has
played tennis
all four years
of high school
and was named
MVP of her
team. As
Co-Captain, she
earned 1st place
in two
tournaments and
was a State
finalist.
Outside of
school, Flanagan
is a member of
St. Dennis Youth
Group and a
Eucharistic
Minister.
Drew Grennell,
son of Mark and
Kathy Grennell
of Tinley Park,
will attend Lake
Forest College
where he will
continue to play
basketball. He
is a graduate of
St. George
School and a
member of their
parish. The
honor roll
student is a
member of the
National Honor
Society.
Grennell was a
member of the
Celtic
basketball team
all four years
and ran track
his first two
years. He
earned three
All-Tournament
first team
titles, Chicago
Catholic League
All-Conference,
All-Area First
Team and
All-State IBC
Special
Mention.
Outside of
school, he is a
volunteer coach.
Jonathan
Gustafson,
son of Danielle
and the late
Larry Gustafson
of Monee, will
attend New
Jersey Institute
of Technology
where he will
continue his
volleyball
career. He is a
graduate of
Ridgewood
Baptist Academy
and a
parishioner at
St. Boniface.
The honor roll
student is a
member of the
National Honor
Society, Book
Club, Law Club,
Mock Trial Team,
Math Team,
Scholastic Bowl
and an Illinois
State Scholar.
Furthermore,
Gustafson is a
Sacristan and a
Eucharistic
Minister.
Gustafson has
been a member of
the Celtic
Volleyball team
his entire high
school career,
with three years
on the varsity
team. He led his
team with
assists his
junior and
senior years and
was 2nd in digs
and blocks his
junior year.
Gustafson was
named
All-Conference
the past two
years, All-Star
his senior year,
All-Area 2nd
Team and CCL
Academic
All-Conference.
Outside of
school, he
plays for
Ultimate Club
Volleyball,
Chicagoland
Beach and Grass
Volleyball,
Operation:
SNOWFLAKE and is
an assistant
coach for summer
youth camps.
Kirsten Diehl,
daughter of
Michael and
Kimberly Denson
of Joliet, will
attend the
University of
St. Francis
where she will
continue her
track and field
career. She is
a graduate of
the Cathedral of
St. Raymond
School and a
member of their
parish. The
honor roll
student is a
member of the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry,
Yearbook Club
and Habitat for
Humanity.
Diehl has been a
member of the
track and field
and tennis team
all four years;
she played at
the varsity
level since her
sophomore year.
She was the 2008
Conference
Champion for
discus and
received a
varsity letter.
Outside of
school, Diehl is
a CAPA
volunteer.
Jay Modelski,
son of Richard
and Janet
Modelski of
Homer Glen, will
attend Quincy
University where
he will continue
his baseball
career. He is a
graduate of
Noonan Academy
and a
parishioner at
Our Mother of
Good Counsel.
The honor roll
student has
played baseball
all four years
and currently
has a .350
batting average,
4 homeruns and
19 RBI’s.
Michelle Karr,
daughter of
Edwin and Anita
Karr of Tinley
Park, will
attend the
University of
St. Francis
where she will
continue her
basketball
career. She is
a graduate of
St. George
School and a
member of their
parish. She is
a three-sport
student-athlete
playing
basketball,
volleyball and
softball all
four years of
high school.
Karr was named
All-Area,
All-Conference
and MVP.
Ashley Kozan,
daughter of
David and Wendi
Kozan of
Plainfield, will
attend St.
Ambrose
University in
Davenport, IA
where she will
continue her
softball
career. She is
a graduate of
Drauden Point
Middle School
and a
parishioner at
St. Mary
Immaculate.
Kozan has been a
member of the
Student Council
for the past
three years and
is a leader for
Celtic Time.
She has played
for the Celtic
softball team
for all four
years.
Colleen
Mitros,
daughter of
Kevin and Anne
Mitros of
Mokena, will
attend Lewis
University where
she will
continue her
volleyball
career. She is
a graduate of
St. Mary School
and a member of
their parish.
The honor roll
student is a
member of the
National Honor
Society,
Augustinian
Youth Ministry
and S.T.A.N.D.
Furthermore, she
is a Sacristan
and a
Eucharistic
Minister.
Mitros has
played
volleyball her
entire high
school career.
The Co-Captain
was named
All-Conference,
All-Area and
All-Tournament.
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5-9-08
Two Providence
Catholic
students commit
to play
volleyball at
the collegiate
level
(New Lenox) –
Providence
Catholic High
School is
pleased to
announce that
seniors
Martha Grubisich
and Jill
Kociolek
committed to
continue their
volleyball
careers at the
collegiate
level.
Martha
Grubisich,
daughter of
Nicholas and
Elizabeth
Grubisich of
Joliet, will
attend St.
Ambrose
University in
Davenport, IA.
She is a
graduate of St.
Patrick School
and a
parishioner at
St. George. The
honor roll
student is a
member of the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry (AYM)
and a student
ambassador. She
was a member of
the Celtic
basketball team
her freshman and
sophomore years
and the
volleyball team
all four years.
Outside of
school,
Grubisich plays
club volleyball.
Jill
Kociolek,
daughter of John
and Theresa
Kociolek of
Orland Park,
will attend
Millikin
University in
Decator, IL.
She is a
graduate of
Jerling Junior
High and a
parishioner at
St. Julie
Billiart. She
was a member of
the Celtic track
team her
freshman and
junior years and
the volleyball
team her first
two years.
Outside of
school, Kociolek
has played club
volleyball for
the past 7 years
and is a
lifeguard.
Furthermore, she
received a bid
to Nationals for
the Junior
Olympic
Volleyball
Championship in
June 2008.
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4-14-08
Four
Providence
Catholic
students sign
National Letters
of Intent
(New Lenox) –
Don Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic High
School is
pleased to
announce that
seniors
Eileen Moran,
Mark Coglianese,
Chase Pavlick
and Will Schau
signed their
National Letters
of Intent to
continue their
respective
sports at the
collegiate
level.
Eileen Moran,
daughter of
Michael and Nora
Moran of Homer
Glen, will
attend Princeton
University where
she will
continue to run
track. She is a
graduate of St.
Dennis where she
is also a
parishioner.
The honor roll
student is a
member of the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry (AYM),
the National
Honor Society,
Spanish National
Honor Society
and an Illinois
State Scholar.
Moran has been
on the track
team her entire
high school
career. She has
placed 5th at
State for the
400 Meter Dash
her sophomore
and junior
years. For the
past three
years, Moran has
been named the
track team’s
MVP. She was
also a member of
the PCHS girls’
basketball team
her first three
years of high
school. Outside
of school, Moran
attends Mullane
Irish Dance
Academy, is a
member of the
Flight Track
Club and is
active with St.
Dennis Youth
Group.
Mark
Coglianese,
son of Mark and
Betty Coglianese
of New Lenox,
will attend
Eastern Illinois
University where
he will continue
his track
career. He is a
graduate of St.
Jude in New
Lenox where he
is also a
parishioner.
The honor roll
student is a
member of the
Student Council
and a Student
Ambassador.
Furthermore,
Coglianese was
named Biology
Student of the
Month.
Coglianese has
been a member of
the track and
football teams
his entire high
school career.
As Captain and
2007 MVP, he was
a member of the
4x400 (‘06,
‘07); 4x100
(‘07) and 400m
(‘07) Conference
Championship
teams. He was
also a member of
the 4x400 (‘07);
4x200 (‘06,’07)
and the 4x100
(‘07) Sectional
Championship
teams.
Furthermore,
Coglianese was
named
All-Conference
and was a member
of the PCHS
freshman record
holding team for
the 400m. As a
2-year varsity
starter for the
Celtic football
team, the
defensive back
had 9
interceptions,
23 passes
deflected, 1
caused fumble
and 63 tackles.
Outside of
school,
Coglianese is an
assistant coach
for PCHS summer
youth football
and track camps
and coaches 7th
and 8th grade
girls’
basketball at
St. Jude.
Chase Pavlick,
son of Mike and
Faith Pavlick of
Orland Park,
will attend
North Central
College where he
will continue to
play football.
He is a graduate
of St. Michael
School where is
he also a
parishioner. In
November,
Pavlick was
named Student of
the Month for
Physical
Education.
Pavlick has
played football
and volleyball
his entire high
school career.
He transferred
to PCHS his
junior year. As
a senior, he
joined the
Celtic football
team and was
named All-Area
and
All-Conference.
As linebacker,
Pavlick had 114
tackles, 1
interception, 1
caused fumble, 5
pass deflections
and 2 QB sacks.
As a junior on
the varsity
volleyball team,
he had 101
kills. He was
also named
All-Conference
for volleyball
his freshman and
sophomore
years. Outside
of school,
Pavlick is a
member of QUEST
and is an
assistant coach
for girls’
volleyball.
Will Schau,
son of Randy and
Sheila Schau of
Lockport, will
attend College
of Mount St.
Joseph in Ohio
where he will
play golf. He
is a graduate of
Homer Junior
High School and
a parishioner at
Our Mother of
Good Counsel.
The honor roll
student has
played golf all
four years of
high school. In
fact, he has
been playing
golf since he
was 6 years
old.
In 2003 and
2006, he won two
Illinois Junior
Golf Association
tournaments and
in 2007 won the
IHSA Sectional
Tournament. He
also took 1st
Place in the
2005 Lemont
Classic, 2nd
Place in 2007
Lincoln-Way
Tournament and
3rd Place in the
2007 IHSA
Regional
Tournament.
Furthermore,
Shau was a
medalist in the
2007 Broken
Arrow Invite and
placed 4th at
the Plantations
Junior Golf Tour
- Pride Sports
Chicago
Challenge in
2007.
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3-10-08
Four Providence
Catholic
students sign
National Letters
of Intent
(New
Lenox) – Don
Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic High
School is
pleased to
announce that
seniors Emily
Perish, Julie
Rogers, Kevin
Maloney and
Michael Smith
signed their
National Letters
of Intent to
continue their
sport at the
collegiate
level.
Emily Perish,
daughter of John
and Cressa
Perish of
Frankfort,
received an
academic
scholarship from
Kalamazoo
College in
Michigan, where
she will
continue to play
softball. She
is a graduate of
Hickory Creek
Junior High and
a member of St.
Peter’s United
Church of
Christ. The
honor roll
student is a
member of the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry (AYM),
the National
Honor Society,
Habitat for
Humanity, Art
Club and a peer
tutor.
Perish has been
on the varsity
softball team
her entire high
school career.
To date, the
Celtic pitcher
has 156 innings
pitched with
only 21 walks
and a 2.23 ERA.
She was named
team captain and
received a
varsity letter
her freshman
year. In
addition, Perish
played
volleyball and
ran
cross-country
for the
Celtics.
Outside of
school, she
volunteers at a
local nursing
home and gives
pitching
lessons.
Julie Rogers,
daughter of Dan
and Elise Rogers
of Homer Glen,
received an
academic
scholarship from
Loras College in
Iowa, where she
will continue to
play
volleyball. She
is a graduate of
SS. Cyril and
Methodius and a
member of their
parish. The
honor roll
student is a
member of the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry,
the National
Honor Society,
Habitat for
Humanity, and a
peer tutor.
Rogers led the
varsity
volleyball team
for the past two
years in
assists. Named
the team’s most
valuable player
her senior year,
the team captain
had 541 assists,
41 kills, 41
blocks, 70 digs,
14 aces and 70
points. Outside
of school,
Rogers is a
member of the
Lions Juniors
Volleyball Club,
coaches club
volleyball and
volunteers at
Silver Cross
Hospital.
Kevin Maloney,
son of Joe and
Lisa Maloney of
Homer Glen,
received an
athletic
scholarship for
football and
track from
Marian College
in Indiana. He
is a graduate of
Homer Junior
High School and
a member of St.
Bernard’s
Parish. The
honor roll
student has been
a member of the
Celtic football
and track teams
his entire high
school career.
Maloney was a
two-year starter
as an offensive
lineman and then
converted to the
fullback
position. He
finished his
final season
with 30 carries
for 178 yards
and 4
touchdowns, 4
receptions for
58 yards, and 4
tackles on
defense. The
team captain was
named
All-Conference
Offensive-Lineman/Fullback
and the team’s
Offensive MVP.
On the track,
Maloney was a
state qualifier
and named 2007
CCL
All-Conference
and 1st Team
All-Area.
Michael Smith,
son of Robert
and Maureen
Smith of Homer
Glen, received a
combined
academic and
athletic
scholarship from
the University
of St. Francis,
where he will
continue his
football
career. He is a
graduate of
Homer Junior
High School and
a member of St.
Bernard’s
Parish. The
honor roll
student has been
a member of the
Celtic football
and track teams
all four years.
As defensive
end, Smith
finished his
last season with
33 tackles, 3
quarterback
sacks and 1
caused fumble.
Outside of
school, he is an
assistant coach
for the Homer
Stallion
football team.
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2-25-08
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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2-19-08
Providence
Catholic’s
Hayden Grove
signs
National
Letter of
Intent
(New
Lenox) – Don
Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic
High School
is pleased
to announce
that senior
Hayden Grove
signed his
National
Letter of
Intent to
continue
playing
football at
the
collegiate
level. “We
are proud of
Hayden and
wish him the
best,” said
Sebestyen.
Hayden
Grove, son
of Craig and
Jane Grove
of Orland
Park, will
attend St.
Ambrose
University,
where he
received a
combined
academic and
athletic
scholarship.
He plans to
major in
Business.
Grove is a
graduate of
Century
Junior High
School and a
parishioner
at St.
Elizabeth
Seton. The
honor roll
student has
been a
member of
the Celtic
football and
volleyball
teams all
four years.
As wide
receiver,
Grove
finished his
high school
football
career with
44
receptions
for 872
yards and 3
touchdowns.
In 2007, he
was named
3rd team
All-Area for
football and
Most
Improved
Player for
volleyball.
Outside of
school,
Grove plays
for the
Ultimate
Volleyball
Club.
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2-19-08
Providence
Catholic’s
O’Connell
and Lembke
sign
National
Letters of
Intent
(New
Lenox) – Don
Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic
High School
is pleased
to announce
that seniors
Paddy
O’Connell
and Joshua
Lembke
signed
National
Letters of
Intent
to continue
playing
football at
the
collegiate
level. “We
are very
proud of
these
talented
student-athletes
who are
extraordinary
both on and
off the
field,”
offered
Sebestyen.
Paddy
O’Connell,
son of
Michael
O’Connell
and Susan
Goodrich
O’Connell of
Orland Park,
will attend
Drake
University
in Des
Moines, IA,
where he
received a
Presidential
Scholarship.
He plans to
major in
Advertisement
and Graphic
Design.
O’Connell is
a graduate
of St.
Michael
School and a
member of
their
parish. The
honor roll
student is a
member of
the
Augustinian
Youth
Ministry (AYM)
and the
National Art
Honor
Society.
O’Connell
has played
football his
entire high
school
career. He
was also on
the
wrestling,
baseball,
basketball
and track
teams. At
the
defensive
end
position,
O’Connell’s
career
included 61
tackles, 10
quarterback
sacks, two
caused
fumbles and
one pass
deflection.
He was named
3rd team
All-Area in
2006.
Outside of
PCHS,
O’Connell is
involved
with Quest
(Teen
Religious
Group) and a
Football
Camp
Counselor.
Joshua
Lembke,
son of Mike
and Judy
Lembke of
Orland Park,
will attend
Butler
University
in
Indianapolis,
IN, where he
received the
Fairview
Scholarship.
He plans to
major in
Mechanical
Engineering.
Lembke is a
graduate of
Century
Junior High
School and a
parishioner
at St.
Francis of
Assisi. The
honor roll
student is
an Illinois
State
Scholar and
has been a
member of
the student
council
since his
sophomore
year. He
has also
been
involved
with Habitat
for Humanity
and the
Augustinian
Youth
Ministry.
Lembke has
been a four
year member
of the
football
team and ran
track his
freshman and
sophomore
years. At
the
defensive
tackle
position, he
had 48
career
tackles,
four
quarterback
sacks and
one fumble
recovery.
Outside of
school
Lembke helps
with the
Celtic
Football
Summer Camp
Program.
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2-7-08
Providence
Catholic’s
Brendan
Whatley
Signs
National
Letter of
Intent
(New
Lenox) – Don
Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic
High School
is pleased
to announce
that senior
Brendan
Whatley
signed his
National
Letter of
Intent to
continue
playing
soccer at
the
collegiate
level. “We
are enthused
for Brendan,
who was
recognized
for his
athletic
talent and
wish him the
best,” said
Sebestyen.
Brendan
Whatley,
son of Mike
and Denise
Whatley of
Lemont, will
attend
Benedictine
College in
Atchison,
Kansas where
he received
the Scholar
Athlete
Award.
Whatley is a
graduate of
St.
Alphonsus -
St. Patrick
School and a
member of
St.
Patrick’s
parish. He
is an honor
roll student
and has
played
soccer his
entire high
school
career.
Predominantly
playing the
forward
position,
Whatley, a
four year
varsity
starter,
scored 44
career goals
and had 29
assists. He
has been
Team Captain
for the past
three years
and was
named Team
MVP his
senior
year.
Whatley has
received
numerous
awards
including
1st Team All
Conference
for the past
four years,
All Area the
past three
years and
was named
All State
Honorable
Mention his
sophomore
year.
Furthermore,
Whatley has
played club
soccer since
2000
for various
teams under
the Northern
Illinois
Soccer
League.
During the
2007 season,
he played
for
Naperville
Soccer Club
and took 1st
Place in the
U17 MRL.
Whatley has
also
attended
multiple
soccer camps
since 2002,
including
the UIC
College Prep
Camp,
University
of Kentucky
College Prep
Camp and the
NIU Willy
Roy Soccer
Academy,
just to name
a few.
“Brendan is
a very
skilled and
quick player
who really
showed his
leadership
abilities
this past
season. I
am thrilled
for him and
his family
that he will
have the
opportunity
to continue
to play
soccer at
the college
level,”
offered Dan
Potempa,
PCHS Head
Varsity
Soccer
Coach.
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2-4-08
Providence
Catholic’s Mark
Houlihan Signs
National Letter
of Intent
(New Lenox) –
Don Sebestyen,
Principal of
Providence
Catholic High
School is
pleased to
announce that
senior Mark
Houlihan signed
his National
Letter of Intent
to continue
playing football
at the
collegiate
level. “We are
very proud of
Mark and wish
him great
success,”
offered
Sebestyen. Mark
is the son of
Mark and Ester
Houlihan.
Mark Houlihan
of New Lenox
will attend St.
Ambrose
University in
Davenport, Iowa,
where he
received both an
academic and
athletic
scholarship.
Houlihan is a
graduate of St.
Jude in New
Lenox and a
member of their
parish. His
interest in
football began
when he played
for the New
Lenox Mustangs
youth football
team.
At PCHS,
Houlihan is a
member of the
Augustinian
Youth Ministry (AYM),
a Eucharistic
Minister and a
Student
Ambassador. He
has played
football all
four years of
high school and
baseball for
three years.
At the free
safety position,
Houlihan
finished his
senior season
with 74 tackles
and 2
interceptions.
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1-25-08
Providence Catholic’s Chuck Triana Signs National Letter of Intent
(New Lenox) – Don Sebestyen, Principal of Providence Catholic High School is pleased to announce that senior Chuck Triana signed his National Letter of Intent to continue playing baseball at the collegiate level. “We are very proud of Chuck who was recognized for his athletic talent,” offered Sebestyen.
Chuck Triana of Lockport will attend the University of St. Francis where he received an athletic scholarship. Triana is a graduate of Kelvin Grove Junior High and a parishioner at St. Dennis in Lockport. He is an honor roll student and has played baseball his entire high school career. The third baseman finished his junior year baseball season with a .327 batting average with 4 doubles, 3 homeruns and 13 RBI’s.
Chuck is the son of Charles Triana and Debbie Shields.
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11-29-07
Providence Catholic Student-Athlete Signs National Letter of Intent
(New Lenox) – Don Sebestyen, Principal of Providence Catholic High School is pleased to announce that senior Eric Daliege signed his National Letter of Intent to continue playing volleyball at the collegiate level. “We are very proud of Eric who was recognized for his athletic talent and strong academic history,” offered Sebestyen.
Eric Daliege, son of Donald and Paula Daliege of Orland Park, will attend Loyola University where he received an athletic and merit scholarship. Daliege is a graduate of St. Michael School and a member of their parish. He is an honor roll student (first honors), an Illinois State Scholar, a member of the National Honor Society and the Augustinian Youth Ministry (AYM). Daliege has played volleyball his entire high school career and also plays for the Ultimate Volleyball Club.
During his junior season, the 6-foot-7 middle hitter led the Celtics in blocks and service points and second in kills and aces. Daliege has been named All-Area by the Herald News and The Star newspapers and was listed as one of the “Top 25 Underclassmen to Watch” by Volleyball Magazine. He is also a member of the USA Youth National A2 Team and currently the Quest Council President at his parish.
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11-15-07
Three Providence Catholic Student-Athletes Sign National Letters of Intent
(New Lenox) – Don Sebestyen, Principal of Providence Catholic High School is pleased to announce that seniors Casey Webber, Phillip Trowbridge and Brian Reynolds recently signed their National Letter of Intent to continue playing their sport at the collegiate level. “We are very proud of these individuals who were recognized for their athletic talent and strong academic history,” offered Sebestyen.
Casey Webber, son of Jeff and Kari Webber of Tinley Park, will attend Western Michigan University where he received a baseball scholarship. Webber is a graduate of St. George School and a member of their Parish. He is an honor roll student and has played baseball throughout his high school career. In 2006, the left-handed pitcher was named MVP for the sophomore team and finished his junior year 3-3 with a 3.90 ERA.
Phillip Trowbridge, son of Scott and Doreen Trowbridge of Mokena, will attend St. Joseph College in Rensselaer, Indiana on a combined academic and baseball scholarship. Trowbridge is a graduate of Mokena Junior High School. He is an honor roll student and a member of the National Honor Society. He has played baseball his entire high school career and was named the Joliet Herald News second team All-Area. Trowbridge, also a left-handed pitcher, finished his junior year 6-2 with a 2.42 ERA. Outside of school, Trowbridge volunteers his time to teach baseball lessons to youngsters.
Brian Reynolds, son of Donald and Helen Reynolds of Frankfort, will attend the University of Illinois on a wrestling scholarship. Reynolds is a graduate of Hickory Creek Middle School and a member of St. Anthony’s Parish. He has wrestled for the Providence Celtics all four years and has been named All-Area, All-Conference and All-State. The 160-pound Reynolds had a 33-7 record his junior year and earned 3rd place at State. Outside of school, he participates in Overtime School of Wrestling and assists with the Little Celtic Wrestling Club.
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