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The cadets faced Cornerstone Christian from San Antonio Texas in a high scoring showdown. The game started off slow but after Cornerstone scored, St. John’s replied and ended the first half on top. The second half was a shootout but after multiple defensive stops and an interception, St. John’
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On Thursday, St. John’s Girls soccer faced Jackson-Reed on senior night. after a slow first half ending 0-0, the Cadets picked it up and ended up winning 8-0. After a great game celebrating the seniors, they start to prepare for WCAC playoffs.
The volleyball team celebrated seniors Sasha Plummer, Gabby Deutz, Layla Tamiz and Ava Gill with a win over Banneker.
Around Campus
St. John's College High School is putting the sun to work. Over the summer, crews installed nearly 1,500 kilowatts of solar panel capacity across the roofs of the school's two main buildings, a project school leaders say will cut the school's electricity draw
Around Campus
0:00 /1:44 1× The St. John’s cadet corps hosted another successful blood drive this October. Students and staff came to donate, volunteer, and support throughout the day. The Sabre spoke with Eva McKee ‘27 and Adeline Morash ‘28 about the logistics of organizing such a successful event.
St. John's College High School is putting the sun to work. Over the summer, crews installed nearly 1,500 kilowatts of solar panel capacity across the roofs of the school's two main buildings, a project school leaders say will cut the school's electricity draw
Vernon Davis and Dr. Michael Wright '90 spoke to the SJC Entrepreneurship Club about their previous experiences in entrepreneurship, sports and clients. Dr. Wright talked about how SJC football helped him in his journey to becoming a famous prosthodontist. He has worked with hundreds of famous athletes and people
Last Thursday was the first meeting of the 1 La Salle Ambassador Program. Ariel Simmons ‘28, Ian Gilliam ‘28, Sofia Wissman ‘29, Ethan King ‘29 met with other Lasallian students from around the country to discuss ways to unite together through peace and ways to implement these ideas here at
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0:00 /1:16 1× SJC Cross Country team hosted annual Waclawik 5k in memorial of Carl Waclawik a former SJC runner. Students, staff, and faculty came out to support by running the 3 mile course through rock creek park. The Sabre spoke with Mr. Sheehy about the importance of
Vernon Davis and Dr. Michael Wright '90 spoke to the SJC Entrepreneurship Club about their previous experiences in entrepreneurship, sports and clients. Dr. Wright talked about how SJC football helped him in his journey to becoming a famous prosthodontist. He has worked with hundreds of famous athletes and people
Last Thursday was the first meeting of the 1 La Salle Ambassador Program. Ariel Simmons ‘28, Ian Gilliam ‘28, Sofia Wissman ‘29, Ethan King ‘29 met with other Lasallian students from around the country to discuss ways to unite together through peace and ways to implement these ideas here at
Last week many teachers honored Orange Shirt Day to remember Native American students and how they were forced into boarding schools to assimilate into white communities. The freshman class had an assembly hosted by Father David Bailey to talk about how as a Catholic school what can we do to
This week the Sabre interviewed Samantha Zambrana, an entrepreneur and creator of successful jewelry business, Creations By Samy. Inspired by her parents and mentors from St. John’s, Samantha has been building her company since 2021. She designs jewelry, clothing, and accessories where she adds her own touch of vibrant
Yesterday morning marked the second annual Blessing of the Cars ceremony. This tradition, started last year by Emma Munoz-Pogossian ‘26 and Wynn Eaton ‘26, hopes to protect students in their travels. Every student who participated had their car blessed by holy water and was given a prayer card praying
As playoffs come closer, St. John’s fall sports teams’ annual trips have just wrapped up as swim&dive, field hockey, football, and girls soccer launch into the second half of their competitive WCAC and DCSAA seasons. From Orlando and Miami to Philadelphia, the trips not only cemented team
The Sabre interviewed students who participate in sports or clubs that they do outside of Saint John’s. These sports include surfing, fishing, club softball and the National Children’s Chorus of America. They let The Sabre know how long they’ve been doing it, why they do it and