List of 3 news stories.

• Jones and Washington SMN "Players to Watch"

  11/12/2024
  Basketball season has tipped off in Georgia, and Cadets fans are excited about their team's chances of an exciting season. Benedictine made the GHSA Class AAAA Semifinals the last two years. The Savannah Morning News highlights "Players to Watch" this year. Two Cadets made this impressive list.
  Caleb Jones
  The senior was named the "All-Greater Savannah Player of the Year" last season when he averaged 27.8 points per game to lead the state in scoring across all classifications. He added 5.3 rebounds, 2.7 assists, and two steals per game as he helped lead the Cadets to the Class 4A state semifinals for the second year in a row, earning Class 4A All-State first-team honors from Sandysspiel.com.
  

  Ejay Washington
  The 6-foot-5 sophomore came on strong in his first season with the Cadets and helped lead the time to its second straight Final Four appearance.
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  Winter Sports Commenced

  11/12/2024
  With the conclusion of many Fall sports, the Winter sports are in action. The Savannah Morning News selected the top area basketball player to watch. Senior "Player of the Year" Caleb Jones and Sophomore Ejay Washington were high on the list! The opening game for the Cadets is at 8:00 PM on November 30th at the Enmarket Arena Tournament vs Groves High School. The wrestling team had an outstanding day in their opening home dual match with big wins over Windsor Forest 71-12, Savannah Christian 73-6, and Jenkins 58-24. They travel to Effingham County High School on Saturday at 9:00 AM for the Blue Line Duals.  The swim team is practicing getting ready for their competition. It's going to be a great season! 
  
  
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  Alabama basketball's Mr. Bryan Passink '91 visits Benedictine

  10/23/2024
  Benedictine Military School was honored to have Mr. Bryan Passink, BC Class of 1991, return to campus Tuesday to speak about his experiences as a former basketball player at both Benedictine and the University of Alabama. He shared how he developed “an attitude of gratitude” as he progressed from BC to Alabama to playing professional basketball in Israel. He advised to “embrace the hard” challenges in life. Mr. Passink was a four-year starter at Benedictine and is BC’s all-time leading scorer. He was inducted into the Greater Savannah Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018. He is in his 22nd year as the men’s basketball color analyst for the Crimson Tide Sports Network and works for a biotech company in medical sales.
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