winter 2020

St. PiuS X High School

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In partnership with Bishop Johnston and the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph Catholic Schools Office, St. Pius X High School Board of Directors today announced its appointment of Joseph Ross, Class of ’89, as the school’s new President. Ross currently serves as President of Custom Truck One Source, a commercial truck and equipment firm headquartered in Kansas City, where he has worked for 26 years. Ross is a known figure in the St. Pius X Community, having recently served as Co-Chair of the Warrior Pride Capital Campaign and on the Building and Grounds Committee.

As President, Ross will be responsible for overseeing the school’s implementation of mission, financial operations, enrollment growth strategies, community relations, and long-range planning, as well as assisting Principal Joe Monachino,

Jr., with his focus on the education and enrichment of all St. Pius X students. He succeeds Fr. Michael Roach, who served as the school’s President and is the current pastor of St. James Catholic School in Liberty, MO.

Ross has a BA in History and Philosophy from Benedictine College, where he recently served on the Transforming Culture in America board. He is a devoted advocate for Catholic education with an extensive volunteer history benefitting local parishes and schools. He and his wife Angela are the dedicated parents of seven children, three of whom have graduated from St. Pius X, with the younger four planning to attend.

“I am looking forward to working alongside Joe Monachino and the St. Pius X teachers, staff, parents and students,” said Ross of his appointment. “I am so thrilled to serve this community and to witness the many blessings that will manifest from our shared passion for Catholic education. I feel called to pass forward the talents and vision I received during my time as a student of this great school, and am committed to making a difference in our city, country and world by continuing the school’s mission of ‘Restoring All Things in Christ’”.

“I am excited for the entire St. Pius X community to welcome Joe Ross as our President,” said Joe Monachino, Jr., Principal of the high school. “We have worked together in our most recent capital improvement projects, and it will be a blessing for our school to have him in the building every day. Joe’s dedication to his family and to our Faith makes him a perfect fit to continue the mission of Catholic Education here at St. Pius X and the Northland.”

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I would like to welcome you to St. Pius X High School and another great year of sports and activities. You will find that our people are warm, welcoming and enthusiastic about what is going on here on campus and in the community. We have a wonderful, dedicated staff, which looks forward to putting the absolute best product on the field, court, or stage for your enjoyment.

While we all put a great amount of time and effort into trying to win, we know that winning isn’t the only reason we play. We play to help our students learn the important life lessons that participation in sports and activities provide.

During your time here at St. Pius X be sure to let us know what we can do to make your visit a pleasant one. Remember to cheer responsibly for your favorite team.

Thank you and “Go Warriors”.

Rick ByersAD/Head Football Coach

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Dear St. Pius X Supporters and Visitors,

On behalf of the faculty and staff at St. Pius X High School, let me welcome you to our school and one of our athletic events. This Sports and Activities Program is a wonderful effort on the part of our Warrior Pride Booster Club to give recognition to our student athletes, activity members, their coaches and sponsors. Also, in this program are business ads from our Booster Club members. Please patronize these businesses whenever possible.

Since its beginning in 1956, St. Pius X High School has been proud of its athletic teams and activity programs and we have been fortunate to win many state and local trophies. However, the focus in our athletic department cannot be on just the victories, the banners, and the trophies; it must also be on the instruction of young men and women in the essentials of their sport and in good sportsmanship — all within the context of a Catholic school education.

Good luck to all athletes who are participating and may the Lord watch over each of you.

Thank you for supporting the St. Pius X Warriors!

Joseph Monachino, Jr.Principal

Front Row (L-R): Anthony Ross, Michael Morgan, Erik Hansen, David Deters, Thomas JanningBack Row: Manager Philip St. John, Sam Ervie, Jack Mosh, Chase Wilcox, Tyler Racy, Robbie Sharp, Coach Coakley

Front Row (L-R): Nnamdi Anyanike, Joseph Kallenberger, Ben Hess, Pierce Schneidewind, Chris Norris Back Row: Coach Schneider, Girard Williams, Luke Presko, Karter Muck, Frankie Palma, Eli Elliott, Coach Lamble

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Front Row (L-R): Stanley Yates, Noah Makundi, Ryan Hamann, Thomas Wasinger, Thomas O’ReillyBack Row: Coach Parsons, Bernie Devine, Anthony Palmentere, Pierce Palma, Ty Winders, Jon Blankenship, Ekene Anyanike

VarSity coach: John CoakleyASSiStant VarSity coacheS: kyle Holt, DaviD lamble, Steve Gray, ian SChneiDer anD rhett parSonSJunior VarSity coach: DaviD lamblefreShman coach: rhett parSonS

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The Warriors look to reload after last season’s 16-8 run with two strong seniors and an array of young talent.

12/3 at Warrensburg V/JV/FR

12/5 at Excelsior Springs V/JV

12/16 Bishop Ward High School FR

12/9-12 Lafayette Fr. Inv. FR

12/10 at Oak Park V/JV

12/13 Smithville V/JV

12/17 North Kansas City V

12/20 at Hogan Prep Academy

Charter V/JV

12/20 at Lafayette (St. Joseph) FR

12/23 at Lafayette (St. Joseph) FR

1/7 at St. Michael the

Archangel V/JV/FR

1/9 at Benton V/JV/FR

1/10 at Central Academy V/JV

1/13-17 Benton High School

Cardinal Basketball Classic V

1/13 Bishop Ward High School FR

1/15 at Richmond FR

1/20-24 North Kansas City Inv. V

1/20-22 St. Pius X JV Shootout JV

1/28 at Center V/JV/FR

1/30 at Pembroke Hill V/JV/FR

1/31 at St. Michael the

Archangel V/JV/FR

2/4 at Chillicothe V/JV/FR

2/7 Maryville V/JV/FR

2/11 Savannah V/JV/FR

2/14 at Cameron V/JV/FR

2/17 Bishop LeBlond JV/FR

2/18 at Bishop LeBlond V

2/21 Lafayette (St. Joseph) V/JV

2/25 at Benton V/JV

Front Row (L-R): Kate Parrish, Grace Brockman, Lauren Widman2nd Row: Mia Simone, Natalie Rippy, Ashley Hall, Adanna Anikwe3rd Row: Coach Krista Daniels, Manager Elizabeth Witherow, Uchenna Anikwe, Olivia White,

Coach Bobby Vutich, Coach Richard Murphy4th Row: Manager Nina Passantino, Anna Cernich, Alyssa Hall, Molly Cernich, Coach Joe Monachino, Jr.

Front Row (L-R): Megan Giffin, Kate Bohr, Lauren Bohr, Nicolette Sansone, Kintzli Wagner2nd Row: Anna Cernich, Molly Cernich, Alyssa Hall, Allie McClenney, Emma Worboys, Coach Bobby Vutich

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Front Row (L-R) Ella McNeil, Angela Romano, Madonna DiMartino, Ciera Loran-Paddock, Nnenna Anikwe2nd Row: Maria Wendel, Gracelyn Maddox, Kate Lewis, Bri Witthar, Madison Melton, Manager Amon Nwodika, Coach Richard Murphy

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The Lady Warriors are returning from a 17-10 season. The girls took second in the MEC Conference and were Class 3 District 15 Champions. The Lady Warriors fell short in the quarter final game against an undefeated Trenton team who later finished 3rd in Class 3. The St. Pius X Lady Warriors return three starters -- senior Kate Parrish, junior Natalie Rippy, and sophomore Uchenna Anikwe from the 2018-2019 team. Natalie Rippy was named 1st team All-District as well as All-Conference Honorable Mention last season.

The team also has five returning varsity players including seniors Grace Brockman and Lauren Widman; junior Olivia White; and sophomores Adanna Anikwe and Ashley Hall. We have a few newcomers that will add significant depth to our team: juniors Anna Cernich and Alyssa Hall, and freshmen Molly Cernich.

VarSity coach: kriSta DanielSASSiStant VarSity coach: Joe monaChino, Jr.Junior VarSity coach: bobby VutiChc team coach: RiCharD murphy

managerS: elizabeth Witherow, nina PaSSantino, Amon nwoDika

11/23 Pembroke Hill Jamboree V

11/25 at Park Hill South F

11/26 at Pleasant Hill V/JV/F

12/3 Mid-Buchanan V/JV/F

12/5 at St. Michael F

12/5 East Buchanan V/JV

12/9 at Grain Valley F

12/9 Liberty North V

12/11 Lincoln Coll. Prep V

12/12 at Oak Park F

12/13 Kearney V

12/16 Smithville F

12/16 at NKC JV

12/17 North Kansas City V

12/19 at Maryville V

12/23 at Lafayette F

12/24 at E.M.Kauffman HS V/JV

1/7 at Maryville V/JV/F

1/8 Liberty North F

1/9 Benton V/JV

1/10 Benton F

1/13 Bishop Ward H.S. F

1/14 Smithville V/JV

1/16 St. Michael V/JV/F

1/21 Chillicothe V/JV/F

1/23 at Ruskin F

1/24 Hogan Prep V/JV

1/28 Center V/JV/F

1/30 at Park Hill V/JV

1/31 St. Teresa’s V/JV/F

2/3 at Notre Dame de Sion F

2/3-5 St. Pius X JV Shootout JV

2/3-7 North Kansas City Inv. V

2/10 at Savannah V/JV

2/13 Cameron V/JV

2/14 at E.M.Kauffman HS V/JV

2/17 Bishop LeBlond JV

2/18 at Bishop LeBlond V

2/20 at Lafayette (St. Joe) V/JV

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Front Row Kneeling (L-R): Jack Sanborn, Ethan Hunter, Manuel Chavez, Clayton Ingham2nd Row: Manager Lexie Epperson, Charlie Davis, Joe Arena, Frankie John Cherrito, Luke Feucht, Daniel Burns, Manager Maeve Sanborn, Manager Kailee Voss3rd Row: Head Coach Josh Crawford, Leo Burns, Aiden Coons, Eddie Omecene, Nick Voss, Carl Ragusa, Peter Perlik, Asst. Coach Chris Crawford

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Noelle DeFabio finished out the season at the State meet and received All- State honors. Noelle took home a 7th place medal in the 500 Free and a 6th place medal in the 200 Free. This season we have sixteen swimmers. This has really boosted our team spirit and boosted team morale. We are excited to have a big team and ready for fast swims.

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Front Row (L-R): Ella Hess, Jenna VanWinkle Second Row: Ford Nelson, Bella Calcara, Rachel Grable, Victoria ReyesThird Row: Mary Chirpich, Noelle DeFabio, Frances Shields, Cadence Sizemore, Anna GavinBack Row: Coach Liz Stalone, Madeline Linville, Kaisa Holum, Katie Jane Karlstrand, Gretchen RockNot Pictured: Jaiden Cox

The SPX Wrestling team is looking forward to an exciting season this year. Building off of last years performance with four state qualifiers the team has a young group with lots of talent. Returning senior state qualifiers Eddie Omecene and Nick Voss will lead a younger group onto the mat to do battle this year. With more student athletes coming out this year the team will have less holes in the line-up and be in contention to win more duels. Coming off a 2nd place finish last year at the West Platte Invitational and a 6th place finish at districts with only 5 scoring wrestlers the team is ready to make some noise dropping down to class one. Come out and support the wrestlers at their next home dates February 4th and 6th.

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12/6-7 Winnetonka Inv.

12/10 Winnetonka/North Kansas City

12/11 at Belton

12/21 Platte County Inv.

1/7 at Belton

1/8 at Belton

1/10-11 KC Classic

1/15 Winnetonka / North Kansas City

1/21 Winnetonka / North Kansas City

1/23 West Central Inv.

2/10 Independent League Championship

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The St. Pius X Cheer Squad is SUPER excited to provide spirit and positive energy on the sidelines for many sports this school year! There are lots of new members on the squad, which has brought in more talent and excitement! We have 6 seniors that are bringing great leadership and knowledge to the team, as we continue to grow our program. Be on the lookout for all of our AMAZING tumblers - they are sure to get the crowd pumped up!

coach: Sarah Zamora

dance Team

We are so excited to begin our new season! Our Pius Pommies can’t wait to bring the best dance performances for our players, fellow students and guests at our home games. Please follow our team Instagram page: spxpommies to stay connected with all our events. We will see you at halftime! Go Warriors!!

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Front Row (L-R):Olivia Adams, Marissa Leggio, Avery Drake, Quinn Tran

Second Row: Grace Carr, Bella Rodriguez, Maggie Marshall, Alayna Abbott

Third Row: Jaecee Phillips, Bella Witthar, Katie Jane Karlstrand, Madeline Still

Back Row: Danielle Hamann, Anna Gavin, Ana Giordano, Katie Revnew, Olivia Digerlamo

Front Row (L-R): Lilyan Calandrino, co-captain, Finoula Emmons, co-captain, Auburn Hughes, co-captainMiddle Row: Anna McKellar, Angela Romano, Ella McNeil, Elizabeth Scott, Emma Worboys, Kayleigh Bednar, Londyn Lanio, Olivia Decker, Mia Ryan, Antonia Romano Back Row: ThuyVy Nguyen, Chloe Grothaus, Samantha Young, Mercedes Orness, Cecilia Davidson, Ciera Loran-Paddock, Elizabeth Quinn, Daniella Valderrama, Sarah Kirk, Christal Cooper, Jessica Dobbs, Cheyenne Leighty, Jada Sinosa

St. Pius X High School, the preeminent college-preparatory school in the Northland!SPX offers a college preparatory education in a Catholic environment with dedicated teachers and staff, who supply extraordinary support to our student body!

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What distinguishes St. Pius X from other high schools in the Northland?

» A college preparatory curriculum with opportunities for Honors, AP & ACCP classes

» 98% of our students advance to college

» Effective discipline that promotes an atmosphere for learning

» 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

» Grooming and dress codes are enforced

» High expectations for student behavior and achievement

» Parents play a very active role in the education of their children

» 50% of our students scored a 25 or above on the ACT (4 points above the National Average)

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» 65% of graduating seniors earn college financial scholarships/support

» Over 90% of our students are involved in one or more extracurricular activities

» Students are required to do at least 60 hours of service to the community while they attend SPX

» Daily prayer and a value-centered approach in every class

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The SPX Sarton Singers and Mixed Chorus had a wonderful first semester, culminating in the annual Festival of Lessons and Carols where they were joined by many of the area middle school choir students for their final piece, “All on a Silent Night”. The Sarton Singers also braved the snow and sang at both St. James and St. Therese parishes on Sunday, December 15. The new year brings exciting things for the choirs! They have been invited to sing for the Bishop at the World Day of Prayer Mass at the Cathedral. They are also busily preparing for District Contest at the end of March.

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Front Row (L-R): Joanna Schmidt, Erica Sarmiento, Anna McKellar, Quynh Tran, Auburn Hughes, Makayla Carr, Director Cara DavisSecond Row: Finoula Emmons, Jessica Dobbs, Emmanuel Obiesie, Allison Weiner, Kayleigh BednarBack Row: Anna Cernich, Alyssa Hall, Kaleb Power, Michael Koll, Jr., Hannah Solomon

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Front Row (L-R): Juliana Meneses, Joanne Lim, Mia Ryan, Rosalie Miceli, Ciera Loran-Paddock, Cecelia Hernandez, Pamela WendelBack Row: Savannah Ebert, Adriana Dickey, Richard Humiston, Katie Jane Karlstrand, Anna Gavin, Maria Wendel, Emmerson TaylorNot pictured: Jaiden Cox

District Solo and Ensemble Contest

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Fine Arts Festival

April 22

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April 27

State Solo and Ensemble Contest

April 30

Front Row (L-R): Erica Sarmiento, Madison Melton, Frances Shields, Auburn Hughes, Emanuel Obiese, Steven SharpBack Row: Alyssa Hall, Charlie Gengler, Nnamdi Anyanike, Cole Harms, Ekene Anyanike, Anna CernichNot pictured: Emmet Haugh, Victoria Reyes

Scholar Bowl

A new freshman class has joined the SPX Scholar Bowl team this year, and they have made an impact already in the JV circuit, with 5th, 3rd, and 1st place finishes in their first three events of the season. Emmet Haugh and Steven Sharp have already earned 3 All-Tournament medals combined for their performance at these three events. They join with the core of the returning varsity squad consisting of Nnamdi Anyanike, Anna Cernich, Charlie Gengler, and Cole Harms, each of whom earned at least one All-Tournament medal last year as sophomores. Anna Cernich and Cole Harms were All-MEC last year, while Harms and Nnamdi Anyanike were All-District.

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Varsity Schedule

10/19 Mizzou Fall

10/26 Hallsville Fall

11/16 Three Trails (Fort Osage)

1/11 Lakeland Winter Invitational

2/8 MARS (Fort Osage)

2/29 Midland Empire Conference

(SPX)

3/12 BASIC (Belton)

3/14 Fort Osage 24/7 Tournament

3/28 North Kansas City

4/18 MSHSAA Districts

JV Schedule

10/24 Lee’s Summit West

11/7 FORKAST (Fort Osage)

11/9 William Chrisman

2/29 Midland Empire Conference

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3/7 MACA JV State (Helias)

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The Robotics Warrior Team has had a very exciting season this year. After placing in our first meet, we were able to qualify for the state championship! We will be heading there for the first time in SPX Robotics history! As a team we strive to set an example of gracious professionalism. There are six new members on the team and one amazing senior, Cesar Valderrama, who brings his leadership skills and experience to our newer members. As a Catholic team, we decided that it would be a great idea for us to sponsor a charity. We reached our goal in December and sent a family in a developing country a Water Buffalo to help build sustainable income for the family. The Robotics Team hopes to continue their success this year into next and are so thankful for the awesome community they get to be a part of.

SPX Robotics team took 3rd place and will be advancing to the state championship in March!

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Front Row (L-R): Emmerson Taylor, Rosalie Miceli, Sarah Kirk, Crystal Comer, Maddie Melton, Auburn Hughes, Cole Harms, Mr. BalistreriBack Row: Charlie Dickman, Natasha Rivera, Lucas Rodriguez, Ashley Hall, Natalie Pitluck, Luke Feucht, Charlie Gengler, Nnamdi Anyanike

Front Row (L-R): Cesar Valderrama, Jessica Dobbs, John ChirpichBack Row: Coach Miller, Pierce Schiendewind Not Pictured: Daniel Crossett, Anna Pierce, Natasha Rivera, Hannah Solomon, Emmerson Taylor, Ben Wormsley

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Our team this year has done an excellent job. We’ve had at least one varsity team go undefeated at every tournament we’ve competed in. Our novice teams typically finish one and one which is still great considering many of them have not done debate before. We also have a larger team than last year. We’ve placed third overall, fifth overall, and second overall; we’ve been to a lot of tournaments. Our goal for this year is for the students to grow in their public speaking skills and to become more confident debaters. We have many students who have never done debate before so seeing the novice students grow is rewarding. They get better each tournament and I expect them to continue to improve.

The Student Ambassadors at St. Pius X serve the school by assisting with community outreach. They are involved with giving tours to prospective families, organizing and implementing outreach events at the Northland Catholic Schools, and planning events with grade school students at St. Pius X. The Student Ambassadors are great representatives of SPX.

Alayna AbbottAdanna AnikweUchenna AnikweKayleigh BednarKate BohrLauren BohrNina BonadonnaAllyson BundyLara CagakitCharles CangelosiAnna CernichEmerson ChirpichNicole ConfortiAngelina ConroyJessica DobbsLuke FeuchtRachel GrableChloe GrothausAlyssa HallAshley HallDanielle HamannCole HarmsGrant HennenBen HessElla HessAuburn HughesFrankie JanacaroMarissa Leggio

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Nicole and John MarshallAmanda and Scott McConnellToni and Todd MelcherSusan and Timothy MeltonGinger MonachinoJenny and David MoshJared and Amanda MuckLarry and Beth NorrisPat and Ginger O’ReillyDanita and Steven PalmaFred and Darlene PhillipsSherri and Timothy PreskoCatrina and Frank RodriguezEric and Christi SchmidtRebecca and Russell SchneidewindDeanna and Howard ScottLiz and Brett SharpAnthony and Kristin SimoneMarijo and Jessie SinosaStefanie and Jason SizemoreTraci SolomonSusan and Steven St. JohnJim and Penny StillLJ and Tracey WasingerAngi and Mark WilcoxChris and Teresa WindersDana and Brent WorboysLisa and Mike Young

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Booster Club members as of Jan. 2020

Warrior Pride Booster Club BoardFront Row (l-r): Dennis King, Kimberly Lanio, Carrie EmmonsBack Row: Bob Lee, Joe Witherow, Dan Cummings, Amanda McConnell, Cindy Rodriguez, Brett Sharp, Dave Hughes,

Warrior Pride Booster Club PresidentTommy Cascone

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What iS the Warrior Pride BooSter cluB?

The purpose of the Warrior Pride Booster Club is to support and promote sports and activities at St. Pius X High School. We hope to unite students, parents, coaches, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community in a way that promotes school spirit and provides moral and financial support! The Booster Club meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month.

Join online at: spxkc.org/booster

A big THANK YOU to our WARRIOR PRIDE MEMBERS!

Booster Level $75+» Listed in Fall & Winter Sports Programs *» 2 Warrior Pride Booster Club T-shirts

Warrior Level $200+» Listed in Fall & Winter Sports Programs *» 2 Warrior Pride Booster Club T-shirts» SPX Family Activity Pass

Blue Level $500+» Listed in Fall & Winter Sports Programs *» 2 Warrior Pride Booster Club T-shirts» SPX Family Activity Pass» Recognition at Home Football & Basketball Games

Gold Level $1000+» 1/2 page Ad in Fall & Winter Sports Programs *» 4 Warrior Pride Booster Club T-shirts» SPX Family Activity Pass» Recognition at Home Football & Basketball Games

Sarto Level $2500+» Full page Ad in Fall & Winter Sports Programs *» 4 Warrior Pride Booster Club T-shirts» SPX Family Activity Pass» Recognition at Home Football & Basketball Games

*Warrior Pride Sports Programs are distributed at SPX Events and Northland Catholic Partner Schools

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