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Grade School 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament set for March 15 & 16

February 3, 2013, 6:09 am
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3 on 3 Tournament

Covington Catholic Basketball is Hosting our

Annual 3 on 3 Tourney for Grades 4 through 8

Friday March 15 & Saturday March 16, 2013

4 players to each Team - $25/player

Each Participant will receive a Tee Shirt upon Check In and Prizes will be drawn throughout the Tournament. Each team must have 1 (ONE) coach 18 years or older. Each player must bring a dark and light tee shirt/uniform to play in. Teams are welcome to design their own uniforms.

Coach Ruthsatz and his staff/players will officiate games to keep play clean. Games are played to 10 points or 15 minutes. Each team is guaranteed 3 games. There will be playoff games to determine the tournament winner for each age group. To keep tournament running on time each Grade is Limited to 16 Teams.

ENTRY FORM and GAME TIME INFORMATION

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Fall Sports Awards

February 11, 2013, 8:16 am
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FALL SPORTS AWARDS


CROSS COUNTRY

 

The team finished in 3rd Place at Region and had a stunning 4th Place finish at State.

 

Academic All-State – cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher and letter winners: Christian Gruner ‘13 & Bradley Couch ‘14

 

Honorable Mention Academic All-State – cumulative GPA between 3.25 & 3.72 & letter winners: Casey Moore ‘13, Jacob Zimmerman ‘14 & Grant Guenther ‘15

 

Varsity Most Valuable – Brian Menke ‘14

JV Most Valuable – Casey Moore ‘13

Freshman Most Valuable – Matt Rose ‘16

JV Most Improved – Thomas Ziegler ‘16

Varsity Most Improved – Sean Panoushek ‘14

Mr. Spirit & Hustle – Chase Moriconi ‘13

Jack Kaelin Mr. Cross Country – Christian Gruner ‘13


 

FOOTBALL

Most Valuable Player Awards:

Wide Receiver – Ethan Egbers ‘13
Offensive Back – Blake Bir ‘13
Offensive Line – Danny Sandfoss ‘13
Linebacker – Sam Burchell ‘14
Defensive Back – Tanner Fangman ‘13
Defensive Line – Sam Williamson ‘13
Special Teams – Adam Goddard ‘13

Team Awards:

Most Improved – Matt Summe ‘13 & Nik Knipper ‘13
Keith Stowers Award for Team Fellowship – Sam Williamson ‘13
Doc Brueggeman Award for Special Contribution to Team – DJ Powell ’13 & Bobby Beatrice ‘13
Rick Fedders Award for Dedication to Academics – Tanner Fangman ‘13
Award for Dedication in the Off-Season – Sam Burchell ‘14 & Sam WiIliamson ‘13

Academic All-State – cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher and letter winners: Robert Beatrice '13, Tanner Fangman '13, Adam Goddard '13, Kyle Massie '13, Sam Burchell '14, Andrew Rensing '14 & Jacob Roth '15

Honorable Mention Academic All-State – cumulative GPA between 3.25 & 3.72 & letter winners: seniors - Robert Bayer, Blake Bir, Alex Hodge & Nik Knipper; juniors - Luke Bir, Tanner Harden, Sam Hatter, Nicholas Kathman & Austin Oberhausen; and sophomores Nataniel Bailey, Luke Foertsch & Christopher Holthaus.

 

 

GOLF

 

This year’s team was Region Champions and placed 14th in the State Tournament.

 

Academic All-State – cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher and letter winners: Joseph Kendall ‘13 & Brett Bauereis ‘14

 

Honorable Mention Academic All-State – cumulative GPA between 3.25 & 3.72 & letter winners: Alex Scanlon ‘13 & Sam Wehrman ‘13

 

Varsity Most Valuable – Paul Huber ‘15

JV Most Improved – Tyler Wehrman ‘15

Varsity Most Improved – Timmy Fritz ‘14

Colonel Award – Austin Beck ‘13

Jon Biedenhorn – Alex Scanlon ‘13

 

 

SOCCER


The varsity soccer team finished District 20 Champions for the 16th year in a row.

 

Academic All-State – cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher and letter winners: Adam Goddard ‘13, Benjamin Schweitzer ‘13, Nathan Wainscott ‘13, Jonathan Wessels ‘13, David Zalla ‘13, Adam Atkinson ‘14, Daniel Chal ‘14, Patrick Ballow ‘15 & Parker Kenney ‘15

 

Honorable Mention Academic All-State – cumulative GPA between 3.25 & 3.72 & letter winners: Nicholas Wessels ‘13, Colin Cummings ‘14, Alec Hardcorn ‘14 & Zachary Stetter ‘15

 

Kenny Varsity Most Valuable – Nick Wessels ‘13

JV Most Valuable – Jacob Litzler ‘16

Freshman Most Valuable – Bryce Day ‘16

Varsity Most Improved – Parker Kenney ‘15

JV Most Improved – Ben Pohlabein ‘15

Freshman Most Improved – Nathan Sucher ‘16

Most Goals – Nick Wessels ‘13

Mike Durrett Award (most assists) – Matt Litzler ‘13

Jeff Pftezer Award (best defensive player) – Ben Reis ’13 & Jon Wessels ‘13

Colonel Soccer Award – Jon Wessels ’13 & Adam Goddard ‘13

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Tanner Fangman Named National Merit Finalist

February 11, 2013, 9:02 am
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Tanner Fangman has been named a National Merit Finalist by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. In 2012, roughly 1.5 million then juniors across the country took the PSAT/NMSQT. Of those juniors, only 16,000 or 1% were named National Merit Semifinalists. Recently, 15,000 were named Finalists and now have an opportunity to continue in the competition for scholarships worth more than $32 million that will be offered over the next few months.

Tanner Fangman is a member of the football team, president of the National English Honor Society, and active community volunteer. He is ranked number one in his class and earned the highest possible composite score, 36, on the ACT. He plans to study engineering.

Principal Robert Rowe commented, “Tanner has worked hard to earn this recognition. He is a leader in his class and is well-respected by his peers and the faculty and staff of Covington Catholic.”

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Academic Awards Assembly Honorees

February 11, 2013, 10:18 am
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The 37th Annual Academic Awards Assembly was held on November 29, 2012. Congratulations to all for a job well done.

The following students have maintained a cumulative weighted grade point average of 3.6 or above with no grade below a 70 percent at the end of the 2011-2012 school year. 

Sophomores   Ryan M. Arlinghaus, Patrick Q. Ballow, Alexander E. Beckes, Jacob T. Brueggeman, Wiley N. Carr, III, Lucas M. Foertsch, Grant K. Guenther, Christopher M. Holthaus, Parker J. Kenney, Joseph A. Marino, II, William F. McFarland, Craig J. McGhee, Walter G. Menke, Adrian E. Neff, Mitchell T. Rensing, Miso Rokvic, Grant R. Romes, Jacob T. Roth, Adam J. Ruwe, Mark D. Ryan, Benjamin A. Schmidt, Bo M. Schuh, Erik M. Schutzman, Todd A. Sheets, Jr., Kurtis M. Stegman, Caleb A. Summe and Cooper G. Theobald.

Juniors Connor L. Field, J. D. Henize, Adam P. Herrmann, Gregory R. Moellering and Andrew W. Wittmer.

Seniors Kevin P. Boerger, S. Alex Scanlon and Norbert D. Wessels.  

The following students have maintained a cumulative weighted grade point average of 3.6 or above with no grade below a 70 percent for two years.

Juniors Adam P. Atkinson, Brett D. Bauereis, Joseph M. Berns, Maxwell S. Boyle, Samuel A. Burchell, Daniel J. Chal, Nicholas A. Cheesman, Bradley T. Couch, Anthony R. Goebel, Jeremiah D. Greer, David W. Hacker, Evan J. Harmeling, Kyle R. Hennies, Benjamin P. Heppler, Thomas X. Hiltz, Adam P. Holstein-Seibert, J. Riley Kinsella, Zachary T. Landwehr, Thomas R. Lawler, William F. McMurtry, William E. Neltner, Sean T. Nemann, Keith T. Radcliff, Thomas E. Ryan, Aaron J. Schilling, Daniel J. Schlachter, Zachary T. Smith, Neal K. Stansel, L. Chase Vennefron, Andrew J. Whitacre and Nathan L. Wichmann.

Seniors Andrew J. Brueggeman, Alexander T. Mize and David C. Zalla

The following students have maintained a cumulative weighted grade point average of 3.6 or above with no grade below a 70 percent for three years.  

Seniors Robert G. Beatrice, Ryan J. Bowman, Tanner P. Fangman, Adam R. Goddard, Christian M. Gruner, William H. Henry, Joseph C. Kendall, Liem S. Le,  Grant A. Lyons, Kyle C. Massie,  William P. Nutter, Nicholas J. Otte, Andrew M. Schwartz, Benjamin A. Schweitzer, James J. Stratman, Nathan W. Wainscott, Jonathan R. Wessels and Maxwell S. Williamson.

The following students were honored for academic achievements in the areas of science, fine arts, and overall scholarly performance.

National Science League: Biology – Cooper Theobald, Chemistry – Jeremiah Greer & Daniel Schlachter, Physics – Tanner Fangman

Governor's School for the Arts: Aaron Schilling – Musical Theater and Justin VanDusen – Architecture

Governor’s Scholars Program Adam Goddard and Alexander Mize

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CCH/NDA Represented in NKY Select Band

February 15, 2013, 6:08 am
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Two members of the joint Covington Catholic/Notre Dame Academy Band have been named to the Select Band of high school students from the NKY region. Senior Justin Schmitt and junior Szofia Komaromy-Hiller were chosen after auditions of public and private school students in the area. Schmitt made third chair in the trombone section. Komaromy-Hiller plays flute. They are the only two students from the Diocese of Covingotn in the Band. The Select Band concert will be held at NKU Greaves Hall on Saturday, March 16 at 3:30 PM and is open to the public.

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AquaColonels are State Runner Up Champions

February 24, 2013, 8:44 am
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Literary Magazine Receives Highest Award

February 26, 2013, 5:37 am
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Recollections, CovCath's literary magazine, received a rank of SUPERIOR, the highest award in the 2012 National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Program to Recognize Excellence in Student Literary Magazines (PRESLM). A total of 417 schools entered the program. CCH was one of only two schools in Kentucky to receive this rating.

Faculty advisor, Mrs. Diane Ruth, has worked with students on the literary magazine for sixteen years. She noted, “We have much talent here that many do not get to see. I felt that this was an outlet for students as well as faculty to get something published, whether it was writing, photography or artwork.” Recollections editor Eric Torres is a 2012 CCH graduate. He is a freshman at the University of Kentucky studying Integrated Strategic Communication. Recollections staff included current seniors (pictured from left) Justin Van Dusen, Jimmy Stratman, Max Williamson and Clint Noble.

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Teacher, Mentor, Coach: Jack Kaelin Retiring After 50 Years of Service

March 19, 2013, 6:23 am
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Reds Sponsor CCH v New Cath at NKU

March 21, 2013, 6:38 am
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Next Thursday, March 28,  the Cincinnati Reds are sponsoring the CCH v. New Cath baseball game as part of the Reds’ Futures Showcase. Game time is 2 PM at NKU. With the purchase of a $5 ticket you get:

1.  Admission to the game
2.  A voucher for a view level ticket to a Reds’ game. 10 dates to choose from
3.  A coupon for a free Skyline coney
4.  A coupon for a "buy one get one free" admission to Coney Island

Tickets available in the School Office from 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM Monday through Friday.

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CCH to Host "Drew Michels Autism Awareness" JV Baseball Tournament on April 13

March 24, 2013, 10:16 am
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On Saturday, April 13th, Covington Catholic will host the “Drew Michels Autism Awareness Tournament”. Drew is the son of  JV baseball head coach John Michels . It will feature the jv  teams of Newport Catholic, Holy Cross, Bishop Brossart and CCH. All proceeds from the day will go to Autism Speaks. For more information and game times, please go to www.drewspuzzlepiece.com.

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Paul Verst Named Northern Kentuckian of the Year

April 3, 2013, 5:43 am
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Verst to be Honored at luncheon on May 10, 2013
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Time to Re-Link Kroger cards

April 3, 2013, 8:14 am
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In order for CCH to continue to receive a portion of the money you spend on groceries as part of the Kroger Community Rewards Program, you need to re-link your Kroger Plus card to us during April.

If you have already registered your Kroger Plus Card Account
• Go to www.krogercommunityrewards.com
• Go to “Kroger Community Rewards: already have an account…click here”
• Find Your Organization - enter 80620
• Select Your Organization - select Covington Catholic High School Parents Club
• Save Your Selection -  click save
• To verify you are enrolled correctly, under Account Settings, click Account Summary & verify that CCH Parents Club is designated as the Community Rewards recipient.

If you do not have a Kroger Plus card, they are available at any Kroger customer service desk. If you have NOT already registered your Kroger Plus Card Account
• Go to www.kroger.com and click on top right corner “Create an Account”
• Enter your email address and create a password, confirm.
• Add your Kroger Plus Card account number (found on the back of the card)
• Select Your Preferred Store > Enter your preferred store zip code and select “Find store”. Select store location, click “Save & Continue”
• Click Create Account
• Continue with Community Rewards instructions above – this is AFTER you receive a confirmation message to your email account


That’s it! Whenever you shop, simply swipe your Kroger Plus card for great savings and an easy added benefit to CCH! Your designated charity will be listed at the bottom of every shopping receipt.

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Make Your Reservations for SportsFest 2013

April 4, 2013, 9:12 am
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April 24th featuring Kenny Anderson, speaker
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Colonel Youth Football Signups This Saturday

April 7, 2013, 5:00 am
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Tanner Fangman Named National Merit Finalist

February 11, 2013, 9:02 am
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Tanner Fangman has been named a National Merit Finalist by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. In 2012, roughly 1.5 million then juniors across the country took the PSAT/NMSQT. Of those juniors, only 16,000 or 1% were named National Merit Semifinalists. Recently, 15,000 were named Finalists and now have an opportunity to continue in the competition for scholarships worth more than $32 million that will be offered over the next few months.

Tanner Fangman is a member of the football team, president of the National English Honor Society, and active community volunteer. He is ranked number one in his class and earned the highest possible composite score, 36, on the ACT. He plans to study engineering.

Principal Robert Rowe commented, “Tanner has worked hard to earn this recognition. He is a leader in his class and is well-respected by his peers and the faculty and staff of Covington Catholic.”

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Colonel Business Connection TOMORROW at 7:30 AM

April 16, 2013, 8:38 am
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ADAMS, STEPNER, WOLTERMANN & DUSING, PLLC will present on various types of business structures: C Corp, S Corp, LLCs, sole proprietorships; advantages and disadvantages of each; tax consequences, tax filing requirements, etc.  Lee Metzger and Gerry Dusing, presenters. Join the 30+ local businessmen for these informative sessions. TOMORROW, Wednesday, April 17 from 7:30-9:00 AM in the Griffin Centre. Breakfast provided. FREE EVENT. For more information, contact Richard Dickmann at 448-2312.

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CCH Drama Play this Weekend

April 17, 2013, 9:34 am
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Our spring musical production brings the biblical tale of Joseph and his brothers to life in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. As a boy blessed with prophetic dreams, Joseph endures a series of adventures in which his spirit and humanity are continually challenged.

Friday, April 19 at 7:00 PM, Saturday, April 20 at 7:00 PM & Sunday, April 21 at 2:00 PM

Students $5 Adults $10, Box Office opens 30 minutes prior to show.

Tickets can be reserved on line at tixs4pandas@aol.com. Please call 859-292-1863 with questions.

NDA’s Frances Kathryn Carlisle Center for the Performing Arts, 1699 Hilton Drive, Park Hills, KY 41011

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Hussey '15 Competes in Prestigious Tennis Tournament

April 17, 2013, 10:10 am
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Austin Hussey '15 played in the prestigious Easter Bowl in Palm Springs, CA last week, which is the USTA National Spring Tennis Championships. This is one of the most prestigious junior tennis tournaments in the U.S. He had a great tournament surpassing all expectations by winning 8 matches and finishing in the top 8. Some of his wins included beating both the #5 and #6 seeds in the tournament who are both top 20 players nationally.
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Coach Hertsenberg Gets 300th Win

April 19, 2013, 6:28 am
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Coach Al Hertsenberg gets 300th win! On 4/18, CCH tennis defeated LexCath 5-0 earning Coach Herts his 300th career coaching win. His overall record is 300-40. Impressive! Asst. Coach Chris Eilerman '91, who joined our coaching staff last season, played for Al when he got his first win in Chris's senior year. Congrats Coach Herts & team!

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CCH Students Recognized at Annual Assembly

April 19, 2013, 11:20 am
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On April 18, CovCath recognized several students at the annual Activities Recognition Assembly. Leaders of the following activities were honored: Academic Team, Governor's Cup, CCH Band, Community Service, Student Senate Officers, Art Club, Testing in Engineering Math & Science (TEAMS), B.U.G. Club, NHS, NEHS, Drama, and several literary works.

Click here for names of students. Congratulations to all!

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