Football upsets Desert Ridge in homecoming game, improves to 3-3
There were four lead changes in the final quarter Friday, Sept. 26, but Brophy was able to hold off Desert Ridges’high-powered offense for a homecoming victory.
Entertainment
Dias takes the stage as new theater director
- by Roundup
- September 24, 2014
By Brendan Hinkle’16 & William Joseph Borders IV’16 THE ROUNDUP After 23 years of directing Brophy-Xavier theater, Mrs. Dorothy Dunnion stepped down, and Ms. Maureen Dias has stepped on stage to take her place. “When I was a kid, my mom threw me in dance lessons at five because I was really awkward and gawky,” […]
Football
Sports
Brophy football tops Red Mountain in 2 OT thriller, special teams leads the way
- by Roundup
- September 21, 2014
Brophy’s Jack Haddon ’15 made plays on both sides of the field against Red Mountain Friday, Sept. 19, scoring the game-tying touchdown in the fourth quarter and the game-winning touchdown in the second overtime.
News
Fisko becomes new assistant principal
- by Roundup
- September 17, 2014
By AK Alilonu ’16 & Chase Manson ’16 THE ROUNDUP Mr. Paul Fisko assumed his new role as assistant principal for ministry in the Office of Faith and Justice on Aug. 1. He replaces Mr. Chris Calderón S.J., who held the position last year and recently left for Boston College to study theology as part of […]
Cross Country
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Cross country eyes young leaders in new season
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- September 16, 2014
By Anthony Cardellini ’17 THE ROUNDUP The cross country team said they are focusing heavily on hard work and preparation to achieve maximum success in the 2014 season. “A good work ethic, pushing yourself, trying to challenge yourself … It’s difficult to do,” said varsity assistant coach Mr. Matt Williams ’07. “But I think that […]
Football
Sports
Football falls short to Centennial despite comeback attempt
- by Roundup
- September 14, 2014
Centennial 24 Brophy 14 By Chase Bayless ’15 THE ROUNDUP Down by three points with 2:35 left in the game, Brophy’s offense had a chance to mount a game-winning drive Thursday, Sept. 11, but were unable to do so as they lost 24-14 against Centennial. The Broncos’ offense scored two long touchdowns through the air, […]
Golf
Sports
Golf team looks to new leadership
- by Roundup
- September 12, 2014
By Brendan Hinkle ’16 THE ROUNDUP The golf team has started their 2014 season and head coach Mr. John Shores said he expects the team to do well this year despite the loss of seniors from last season. “We have Michael Feagles ’16, he’s one of the better rated junior players in the country and […]
News
El Salvador immersion trip celebrates 10 years of service
- by Roundup
- September 12, 2014
By Tanner D. Nypen ’15 THE ROUNDUP Fifteen students along with several teachers traveled to the village of La Hacienda, El Salvador this past summer and stayed there for about a week. This was part of the El Salvador immersion trip. Mr. Tim Broyles said this past journey marked the 10th anniversary from the start […]
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St. Francis Xavier Church construction adds parking, improved traffic
- by Roundup
- September 11, 2014
By Will Schubert ’15 & Garrison Murphy ’15 THE ROUNDUP St. Francis Xavier Church began construction on new buildings this past summer and looks to double the size of its parish, subsequently adding to the amount of parking spots Brophy is allotted. The construction east of the existing building eliminated a row of Brophy parking, […]
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Dean reimposes lanyard policy for student dress code
- by Roundup
- September 11, 2014
Key lanyards must not hang from pockets By Garrison Murphy ’15 THE ROUNDUP In an effort to maintain student body dress uniformity, Mr. Pat Higgins said he will be enforcing the existing policy that lanyards should not be hanging out of pockets. The trend, characterized by dangling a key lanyard out of a front pocket, became […]