Early Morning Rowing Inspires Jennings to Speak His Voice By Zac Oseran '28 At 4:30 a.m., when most high school students are still asleep, Brody Jennings ’26 is already up and at the lake. He found excitement in rowing every...

Profile by Ray Nowakowski '26 A Washington D.C. native, Gabe Tiano ‘26 has formed his high school journey through leadership, humor, and dedication to his teams and community. Moving to Arizona at the age of nine, Tiano faced ...

St. Hilaire: Runner, Reporter, and Leader of Pickle Ballers By: Jake McCreery '28 staff writer  Junior Colin St. Hilaire ’27 balances track, journalism, and his massive 200+ person club. A track and cross country runner since fi...

Rowing steers Sweet’s pursuit of discipline and opportunity Garrett Larsen ‘27 A kid from landlocked Omaha, Nebraska, wouldn't seem like a natural fit for competitive rowing. But Quincy Sweet '26 has turned that unlikely b...

The Aspiration for Success Through the Life of Valdez Anthony Francis ’28     Whether it’s participating in Mock Trial and arguing his case, or fighting hard on the rugby field, Josue Valdez ’26 approa...

Diego's Strides Towards Greatness By Jonathan Ayna After leaving soccer,  Diego Alejos ’27 is now focused on track, working hard to improve and hoping to compete for a Division I college on the West Coast. Alejos is always...

When asked to name someone he was inspired by, Luis Esparza Suady ’28 wasted little time pondering his options. “I’d say my biggest role model is Cristiano Ronaldo. He's just such a hardworking guy, so humble,” said Su...

Wisconsin camp teaches student the value of living in the moment and initiative By Brody Jennings ’26 Zac Oseran ’28 begins each year with fresh memories in mind. Each summer he embarks on a journey to a summer camp in ...

Debate to Leadership By Ryan Tipsord '26   Only two students from each state are selected to attend Boys Nation in Washington, D.C. Charlie Nelles, ‘26, was one of them.    At Boys Nation, Charlie spen...

Senior Finds Purpose After Leaving Track By Charlie Nelles '26 The passion that once drove Ryan Tipsord '26 around the track has found a new home: raising money for cancer research and volunteering with individuals with Down...

Brophy Sophomore Changes How the Student Body Feels About the Law By: Harrison Lowry ‘27 Arturo Jesus Macias III longingly looked out the window across the parking lot of Saint Francis Xavier, knowing one day he’ll b...

Through the lens: Anthony Francis finds his focus in photography By Luis Miguel Esparza Suady ’28, Staff Writer   On the sidelines of Brophy sports games, sophomore Anthony Francis ‘28 is typically camouflaged in t...

Bryce Hardaway pursues excellence in martial arts and service By Quincy Sweet '27   While most students head home after school, Bryce Hardaway '28 heads to the weight room, preparing for wrestling season and his next Ta...

Junior Sprinter Eyes Division I Track Programs By Bryce Hardaway ’28 | The Roundup Brophy junior Garrett Larsen ’27 is emerging as one of the top young sprinters in Arizona, with his 48.93-second 400-meter time from his sophomore year ...

Talented High School Football Player faces career-risking injury By Alejandro Montes ’28   At the doctor’s office in August, Jake McCreery ’28 received the information that he might need surgery for his knee. As a footbal...

Nowakowski reflects on Brophy career ahead of time in Roundup By Gabe Tiano '26 Raymond Nowakowski ’26 might not be someone’s first pick for a writer in a student newspaper. Someone who knew him earlier in his Brophy ca...