Thanks to everyone for supporting JPII Basketball at the INAUGURAL JPII Panther   Pride BASKETBALL FANtastic Event

The first ever Panther Pride event was held Tuesday, November 26th in the John Paul II Catholic HIgh School gym. The night consisted of many short basketball games. The Trinity boys and girls played an inter-squad game, the JPII boys played the JPII girls, the JPII varsity played the JPII alumni, and the JPII faculty played the Priests in a game of “Holy Hoops”. This event was a fundraiser for both JPII basketball teams. Thank you to everyone who came out and supported us!  Watch the game broadcast. Continue reading Panther Pride BASKETBALL FANtastic Event →

Led by Seniors Houston Palmer (15 points) and Marshall Moyle (12 points), the Men’s Basketball team got off to a great start beating Liberty County High School 48-31.

The football team ended their season Friday with a tough 34-32 loss to Robert F. Munroe.  Down 8 with less than 2 minutes remaining, Marshall Moyle lead the Panthers down the field and found Brandon Mizoshiri for an incredible touchdown catch with 30 seconds left.  Unfortunately, the 2 point conversion and onside kick failed, and the Panthers came up just short.  Despite the loss, there were many impressive performances.  Stephon Thomas, Marshall Moyle, and David Maja all scored touchdowns on the ground,  Moyle had a touchdown pass to Mizoshiri, and Justin Janicki added a 35 yd. Field Goal.

Finishing an outstanding season, the John Paul II Lady Panthers Cross Country Team finished 8th place overall in the regional meet.  Here is how each of the team members finished: Julia Rose Travis- 21st with a time of 22:14.  Emma Travis finished 24th with a time of 22:37.  Taylor Bickett finished 61st with a time of 25:41.  Kelly Kolman finished 63rd with a time of 25:43, and Margaret Hollis PRed and finished 81st with a time of 28:38.

The Lady Panthers got off to a great start with a 3-0 win in their first game vs. East Gadsden.  Goalie Olivia Samper had a shutout and 16 saves.  Grace Murray, Aracely Cruz, and Theresa Button all scored goals for the Lady Panthers