List of 3 news stories.

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  Baseball Stars Headed to the Next Level

  11/13/2025
  Benedictine Military School proudly congratulates seniors Mason Diamond, Mason O’Neil, and Colvin Proto on signing their college commitments to continue their academic and athletic careers in baseball!

  During a special ceremony held in the BC Gym, Benedictine Director of Athletics Mr. Jack Holland ’03 and Head Baseball Coach Mr. Jason Pascual commended the three Cadets for their hard work, dedication, and the positive impact they’ve had on the BC baseball program.
  
  

  Mason Diamond – South Georgia State College

  Mason O’Neil – Flagler College

  Colvin Proto – Marion Military Institute

  
  

  These outstanding student-athletes exemplify the Benedictine values of discipline, leadership, and excellence—both on and off the field. Congratulations, gentlemen, and best of luck as you take the next step in your journey!
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  Baseball Signings

  11/5/2025
  Come celebrate the accomplishments of Benedictine Military School seniors on November 12 at 3:30 PM in the BC Gymnasium:
  ⚾ Mason Diamond – South Georgia State College
  ⚾ Mason O’Neil – Flagler College
  ⚾ Colvin Proto – Marion Military Institute

  These outstanding Cadets will be signing their National Letters of Intent to continue their academic and baseball careers at the next level! Let’s show our support for their hard work and dedication—Go Cadets!
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  Dreams Come True for BC Grad Justin Thomas, Jr.

  7/15/2025
  Benedictine Class of 2022, Justin Thomas, Jr., was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 11th round as the 335th pick. Thomas Jr. was a star in baseball and football in his prep days at Benedictine and started his college career at Georgia. After his freshman year, he left Athens to play junior college ball at Florida South Western State College, where he earned NJCAA All-American honors before transferring to Arkansas. He was named to the 2025 College World Series All-Tournament team as competing for the Razorbacks this season.

  "I didn't know the Astros were going to take me and then I got a text from a friend saying 'Congratulations,' and then my mom showed me that I had just been picked. That's when it really hit me — I almost broke down in tears. It's been my lifelong dream since I was a little kid, and it seems surreal that it's real now, " stated Thomas.  Thomas Jr. is known for his excellent glove, speed and range in the outfield and his solid, powerful approach at the plate. He hit .302 with an on-base percentage of .438 and an OPS of .953 this year for Arkansas and had 6 doubles, a triple, 9 homers, 47 runs, 38 RBIs and 7 stolen bases, with just two errors as he started 54 of 65 games in center field as a junior this spring. "I had a lot of former teammates, coaches and friends who reached out to say congratulations and say how deserving I was to be drafted. It does seem like all the hard work I've put in has paid off. But this starts a new chapter in my life, and everything I've accomplished in the past doesn't matter any more. I have to go out and prove myself again, and I'm ready to do that."  The Astos said they will discuss where I'll be playing this summer!