Athletics

Cadet Athletics

List of 10 news stories.

  • New track record for BC's 4x800m relay team

    The Cadets are having an incredible start to their track season! Dominating in sprints, distance, and field events is impressive, and it’s clear that the team has a lot of depth and talent. The 4x800m relay team's performance, in particular, is outstanding! Breaking the 2021 school record of 8:46.10 is a huge achievement, and the new time of 8:38.80 shows just how strong and fast they are. With athletes like John Dodson, William Hoffman, Tucker Hollis, and Cole Minnich on the relay team, they seem poised to continue improving and potentially break that new record again as the season progresses. It’s exciting to think what's ahead for the team as it has dominated the meets and definitely has the potential to keep raising the bar. The next meet is March 21 at Richmond Hill starting at 3 p.m. Congratulations to our record-setting relay team! 
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  • Winter sports student-athletes recognized by SMN

    The Coastal Empire High School Sports Awards Banquet, hosted by The Savannah Morning News and the Georgia Ports, is a prestigious event that honors top high school student-athletes. This banquet recognizes first-team selections across a variety of sports. Sponsored by Chatham Orthopedic Associates, the event on May 27 at the Johnny Mercer Theatre will announce the selection of the Players of the Year, celebrating the most outstanding athletes of the year in their sports. The banquet serves as an important occasion to acknowledge the hard work, dedication, and athletic achievements of students across the Coastal Empire region. For swimming, senior Ethan Dibkey shared First-Team recognition with five other Savannah area swimmers. First-Team honors in wrestling were bestowed to Zachary Krauss and AJ West. Connor Desautels was selected to the Second Team. Honorable Mention were Peter Fallon, Aaron Pritzker, and Aiden Simmons. The basketball star athletes should be announced soon.
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  • BCAA Bands & Chefs is April 5. Get tickets now!

    By Noell Barnidge
    The Benedictine Athletic Association (BCAA) is excited to announce its fabulous spring event! “Bands and Chefs,” sponsored by Gretsch Guitars and Drums, will take place on the BC Plaza at 6 p.m. April 5. This is a casual event featuring live music and great food and will include an open bar, an online auction, and a golf cart raffle! It will be a great evening full of fun and fellowship.
     
    This year, the music will be provided by “The Yacht Club,” Charleston’s smoothest rock band. They add a little tempo and grit to classics from the ’70s and ’80s, while keeping the melodies intact.
     
    Chef Jeffrey Quasha, who was recently inducted into the American Culinary Federation’s honor society as a fellow of the American Academy of Chefs – one of the highest honors any chef can receive – is coordinating our food vendors again this year!
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  • Basketball memories

    Although Benedictine Military School’s basketball team did not achieve the desired outcome in its final home game of the season, it provided another memorable opportunity for fans to watch an exceptional senior class compete one last time in front of a packed BC Gym. The sold-out crowd witnessed an intense, hard-fought battle as the Cadets took on Marist in the first round of the GHSA Class AAAA playoffs.
    Seniors Caleb Jones, Robert Leonard, and John Lilly have been the cornerstones of the BC basketball program, helping lead the team to unprecedented success over the past four years. Throughout their tenure, the Cadets claimed three region championships and advanced to two GHSA Class AAAA semifinals, achievements that set the standard for future teams.
    Beyond their accomplishments on the court, the character, work ethic, and leadership displayed by these players will leave a lasting legacy at BC. Jones, a four-year starter, has led the state in scoring (across all classifications) for the past two seasons. He will undoubtedly be remembered not only as one of the greatest basketball players in BC history but also as one of the most accomplished high school basketball players in Savannah’s history.
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  • SMN Soccer Players to Watch

    The Savannah Morning News selects returning high school athletes from the Savannah area to watch during their upcoming season. Three Benedictine juniors received this recognition for soccer. Asher Herrin plays midfield and is also a standout cross country runner for the Cadets. Forward Parker Lewis leads the Cadets in goals so far this season with four. Ben Weisel emerged as one of the top net minders in the Coastal Empire last year and was named the Region 3-AAAA Goalkeeper of the Year. The varsity will face region opponents at Home - Warner Robins, March 4 at 6 p.m., Ware County, March 11 at 6 p.m., and Wayne County, March 18 at 7 p.m.
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  • Caleb Jones selected Region 1-AAAA Boys' Basketball Player of the Year

    Senior Caleb Jones, who leads GHSA in scoring in all classifications at 31.8 points per game, was honored as the Boys' Basketball Player of the Year for Region 1-AAAA. Jones presently has 2,258 career points and is one of the most exciting players to watch. Junior Micah Williams was selected 2nd Team All-Region.
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  • Dodson, Ferguson, and Thompson to continue academic and athletic careers in college

    Benedictine Military School celebrated seniors John Dodson (Reinhardt University cross country and track & field), Connor Ferguson (University of Georgia football), and Paul Thompson (University of Charleston West Virginia Football), who are taking their academic and athletic careers to the next level! Congratulations!
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  • John Lilly awarded $15,000 scholarship by Savannah Quarterback Club

    Congratulations to Benedictine Military School senior John Lilly, who was presented with a $15,000 postgraduate scholarship by the Savannah Quarterback Club! Mr. Mark Mamalakis and Mr. Nino Aliotta ’83 visited BC to reveal to John and his classmates that he was receiving this distinguished honor. Each year, the Savannah Quarterback Club recognizes a senior not just for his athletic ability, but also leadership, academic excellence, and community involvement - all traits that Lilly embodies. Lilly plans to attend UGA. Thank you to the Savannah Quarterback Club for supporting local students in such a meaningful way!
  • Krauss and West medal at wrestling state championship

    Congratulations to Benedictine Military School senior Zachary Krauss (29-9) - 4th Place 157 lbs - and freshman AJ West (46-10) - 5th place 126 lbs - for earning medals at the GHSA Class AAAA Wrestling State Championship in Macon. Krauss will continue his college career at Belmont Abbey College. Cadets who qualified from the Class AAAA sectional meet were:
    Aiden Simmons, 113 lbs, 7th
    AJ West, 126 lbs, 5th
    Connor Desautels, 132 lbs, 3rd
    Zachary Krauss, 157 lbs, 2nd
    Aaron Pritzker, 175 lbs, 6th
     
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  • Fall Scholar Athletes

    Congratulations to the Fall scholar athletes! These students have worked incredibly hard both on the field and in the classroom, maintaining a GPA of 90 or higher throughout the season. A special round of applause goes to the student on each individual team who achieved the highest GPA and earned a medal for his exceptional dedication. Your hard work, discipline, and perseverance are truly inspiring! 
    Cross Country Scholar Award:  Elijah Saunders   Scholar Athletes: Sean Adams, Omar Ali, Nikos Hanks, Ben Harvey, Asher Herrin, Lucas Keller, Cole Minnich, Elijah Saunders
    Football  Scholar Award: Manning McGinty   Scholar Athletes: Noah Brainard, Colby Brennan, Read Brennan, Jack Cannon, Stephen Cannon, Will Clark, Sam Eades, Wyatt Estabrook, Connor Ferguson, Jack Ganem, Jackson Goette, Ian Harris, Cole Henderson, Hayden Hoffman, Rasheen Jackson, Kaden Johnson, Hobie Leonard, Robert Leonard, John Lilly, Larson Little, Ty McCurry, Manning McGinty, David Ongiri, Raphael Scroggins, Alden Swift, Josh Washington, Joiner Ulrich
    Raider Scholar Award: Liam Clark   Scholar Athletes: Lachlan Byrne, Liam Clark, Jack Deen, Stephen Diamond, Brady Duclos, Robert Federal, Meyer Hagin, William Hernandez, Christopher Hoover, Tommy Kearns, Declan Laufenberg, Benjamin Lockwood, Sam Malloy, Gavin Medina, Logan Price, Joshua Quasha, Edward Ribnek, Andrew Rodriguez, Aidan Sasser, Michael Sweeney, Matthew Taylor, Julian Watson, Cooper Winters, Andrew Youngblood
    Sport Shooting Scholar Award : Elliott Moody   Scholar Athletes: John Adams, Charlie Anderson, Samuel Anderson, Drake Cooper, Anthony DeMott, Mills Hollis, Jack McKenzie, Lucas McKenzie, Elliot Moody, Wyatt Nolen, Alex Ray, Harrison Tate, Matt Tift, Gavin Walmsley, Owen Washburn
Archive
Benedictine has captured one team national championship and 21 team state championships overall in eight different sports, including 17 state championships since 2012. (This number does not include the numerous individual state championships.)

2023 Sport Shooting
2023 Raider Team (National Champs)
2023 Raider Team (State Champs)
2022  Football
2022  Raider Team
2021  Football
2021  Sport Shooting
2020  Sport Shooting
2019  Raider Team
2018  Baseball
2018  Tennis
2018  Soccer
2017  Soccer
2016  Football
2014  Football
2014  Baseball
2013  Lacrosse
2012  Lacrosse
1993  Golf
1985  Golf
1983  Golf
1961  Baseball

For more than a decade,
Benedictine has been recognized as the No. 1 boys’ athletic program in southeast Georgia.

In recent years, many Benedictine student-athletes have earned scholarships to compete at institutions such as the University of Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology, the University of Southern Mississippi, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, U.S. Naval Academy, Belmont Abbey, Mercer University, The Citadel, Georgia Southern University, Appalachian State University, College of the Holy Cross, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Tulane University, North Carolina State University, Duke University, Clemson University, Vanderbilt University, Auburn University, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, University of Minnesota, Florida State University, University of North Carolina, and University of Miami.