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COE Golfers took to the Mountain Course at the La Quinta Resort in California for a great day of golf with alumni in the Palm Desert area.  After a wonderful day of golf, about 35 people came together for an amazing dinner reception comprising of current and past students along with employees to talk about Shattuck-St. Mary’s School and the bright future ahead of the organizaion.  Our current players enjoyed swapping stories with many past students from all different eras of the school.  It was great to see so many smiles and the enthusiasm shared by all.  COE golfers are playing a practice round at the Classic Club in Palm Desert, CA on Friday, February 17th to prepare for an FCWT event on Saturday and Sunday.  This is the first time the golfers are back in competitive action since dominating the Plantations Junior Tour Field at the TPC Sawgrass on December 17th and 18th.  Sydney Brickey starts the SSM action by teeing off at 7:30am Pacific Time on Saturday while  Phillip Baumberger is slated to tee off at 8:03, Jake Curwin at 8:38, and Nathan Zhao at 9:05am.

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Golfers visit with Alumni in Palm Desert, CA

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Announces National Signing Day for Soccer Student-Athletes Faribault, MN (January, 2012) –- 18 members of the Shattuck-St. Mary’s (SSM) Soccer Center of Excellence will make their college decision final by signing National Letters of Intent or signing an Institutional Letter of Commitment on Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. in the Dane Family Field House at the SSM Sports Complex.

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2012 National Signing Day

Greater Chicagoland Invitational Sept. 9-11 Skater Event Placement Event Placement Event Placement Madalyn Moree Preliminary Jumps 1st Preliminary FS 1st Lindy Martinson Open Juvenile Short 6th Open Juvenile FS 7th Xavier Buhman Intermediate Short 4th Intermediate FS 3rd Richard Kahn Intermediate Short 5th Intermediate FS 10th Daryn Finkelstein Intermediate Short 9th Intermediate FS 12th Emily Moon Novice Short 20th Novice Freeskate 18th 19th Lexi Wiesner Novice Short 23rd Novice Freeskate 24th 24th Maggie Hausmann Jr Short 5th Jr Freeskate 5th 5th Bailey Ciaramella Jr Short 11th Jr Freeskate 9th Michelle Chan Jr Short 12th Jr Freeskate 12th 12th Summer O’Connor Jr Short 13th Jr Freeskate 13th 13th Junior Grand Prix-Australia Sept. 6-10 Skater Event Placement Event Placement Event Placement Sumika Yamada Jr Short 21st Jr Freeskate 22nd Overall 22 Junior Grand Prix-Poland Sept. 13-17 Skater Event Placement Event Placement Event Placement Brittany Lau Jr Short 23rd Jr Freeskate 19th Overall 21st Junior Grand Prix-Austria Sept. 27-Oct. 1 Skater Event Placement Event Placement Event Placement Sumika Yamada Jr Short 14h Jr Freeskate 22nd Overall 18th …..

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Competition Results 2011

The Middle School celebrated their annual “Minnesnowta Days” last week! This is when the Middle School takes a snow day and enjoys winter activities! The evening of January 19 began with an ice skating and pizza party at the new rink. Have you ever seen over 100 skaters on that rink at one time? Quite a sight! After skating, a dance was held for those wishing to let loose on the dance floor. Others played Wii, pool and card games. After the dance, girls went to Upper Dobbin for their sleepover, while boys stayed in the upper school student lounge. Sleeping bags were spread out all over the place, and students watched the movie, “Kung Fu Panda.”  About 1:15 a.m. the lights were turned out.

The next morning, warm cinnamon rolls and bagels were delivered to both locations. Students cleaned up and got into their winter snow attire. Off we went to Buck Hill Ski Resort for tubing! It was a little chilly at first, but then the wind died down and the temperature warmed up. It was great fun and the tubing hill was fast! And the best thing was that you rode your tube back up the hill for the next run! A great time was had by all!

The Boys Prep team won the championship trophy in the inaugural
World Sports School Challenge (WSSC), held in Calgary, Alberta
December 26 – 31. The invitation-only tournament featured six
teams – three from Canada, a team from Finland, a team from
Slovakia and the SSM Sabres.

The title game was a hard-fought rematch with Finland. Earlier in
the tournament SSM had lost to Finland 4-3. They won the title
game 5-3 with the help of a hat trick from Willie Raskob ’13.

The team was coached by Des Christopher and Murray Eaves while
Coach Tom Ward was assisting with the USA national team at the
2012 World Junior Championships.

SSM Golfers finished strong on the final day of the Plantations Junior Tour event at TPC Sawgrass.  The final round was played on the Stadium Course which plays host to the PGA Tour’s Players Championship.  Nathan Zhao fired a final round 80 which allowed him to win the tournament by 2 shots in the Boys 14-19 age group.  Nathan’s round started out rough with a front nine score of 43 and trailed David Baker of North Carolina by 3 shots going into the final 9 holes.  Zhao buckled down and finished strong with a 1 over par 37 on the final nine holes to take the crown by 2 shots over Baker.  This is Nathan’s first win in a national junior tour event.  Phillip Baumberger finished just as strong as Zhao with a back nine score of 38 to follow up his 48 on the front nine and was able to edge out fellow SSM golfer, Jake Curwin, by one shot who took 4th place.  Sydney Brickey was able to move up a few spots by shooting her best competitive round with a final score of 87.

For all of you wondering about the famous #17 island green at Sawgrass, SSM golfers tamed it pretty well.  Each of the golfers hit the green on their first shot, which is a great accomplishment.  #18 did jump up and get the best of Sydney and Jake but Phillip was able to birdie the 18th with 3 great shots.  The golfers will have a break in competition until February 17th when they head west to California.

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SSM COE Golfers Dominate at TPC Sawgrass

SSM boys crowd the top of the leader board after the first day of the Plantations Tour TPC Sawgrass tournament in Jacksonville, Florida.  Golfers played the Dye’s Valley course which has played host to the Nationwide’s Tour Winn Dixie Jacksonville Open. Nathan Zhao is sitting at top tied for 1st place in the boys 14-19 age group with a first round score of 77.  Nathan had one  birdie on the day but had numerous chances that just didn’t fall.  Phillip Baumberger sits in sole 3rd place with a score of 78 in which he had birdies on his first and second holes of the round.  Jake Curwin rounds out the SSM golfers tied for 4th place with a score of 79 which was highlighted with 5 birdies.  Sydney Brickey is sitting in 5th place on the girls side with a round of 90.  Coach Higdon is happy with the way the kids played to today.  “With our three boys sitting in spots 1st through 4th, I am pretty happy with the things heading into the final round.  Each one of the boys left a few shots on the course as typical with every round of golf, but overall they played pretty solid.  They have all put themselves in position to win the tournament, let’s see if one of them can go out and take the crown.  It will be fun to watch them all battle tomorrow on the Stadium Course which is host to the PGA Tour’s Player Championship.  I hope it is close coming down to the famous #17 island green par 3 and the tough #18.  It will make for a great finish.”  Brickey tees off at 10:50 EST. tomorrow.  Curwin tees off at 12:02 while Baumberger and Zhao are playing in the final group of the day at 12:10.

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Golfers Crowd Leaderboard in Florida