Congratulations to the 2024 BCHS Football team as they defeated Roncalli, 28-24, for the Sectional Championship. En route to the championship, they won vs Crispus Attucks, 42-0 and vs Mooresville, 42-15.
In a hard fought game, the Trojans fell to New Palestine on Nov. 15, 2024: 28-21 in overtime.
Show your Trojan Pride all season long with a YARD SIGN! Orders are now being taken for yard signs for 2024-25 BCHS winter sport athletes: $25 (one-sided) or $35 (2-sided, both sides the same). This is an optional sign for personal yards.
Order deadline: Tuesday, December 10, 2024.
Questions? Contact Anne Harless in the Athletic Office.
In the IHSAA state meet, the girls cross country team placed 12th! Julia Score led the team with a 5th place finish.
Senior JD Haines placed 84th to end an awesome season and BCHS cross country career.
The girls team placed 4th in the Regionals and advances to the state meet, with Julia Score as the individual Regional Champion! The boys team placed 10th, with JD Haines qualifying for the State meet!
Boys Team
In regionals on Oct. 26, 2024, the boys team placed 10th. JD Haines qualified for the State Meet, finishing 8th in the Regional with an excellent 15:34! Phoenix Boyer broke 17:00 and the rest of the team ran great, but came up short. Great season boys and good luck JD!
Girls Team
Girls team qualifies for STATE! Julia Score was the Individual Champion! Ceci Jackson and Grace Leppert earned All Regional honors! Macy Betz had a huge breakout race, 19:24!
Come cheer on the Trojan runners as they compete in the 2024 State Finals on Nov. 2, 2024, at LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course, Terre Haute. Girls run at noon ET. Boys at 2:30 p.m. ET
Boys Team
The Trojans placed 4th in Sectionals on Oct. 19. JD Haines finished 3rd and Phoenix Boyer earned All – Sectional honors!
Girls Team
The Lady Trojans finished 2nd in the Sectional.
Julia Score was the individual champion and Grace Leppert, Ceci Jackson, & Maisie Chesebrough earned All -Sectional honors!
Come cheer on the Trojans teams as they compete in Regionals on Oct. 26, 2024, (Sat) at Brownsburg H.S. Girls begin at 10:30 a.m.; boys at 11:15 a.m.
Registration for 2024-25 Jr. Trojans Volleyball open gyms and tryouts is now open! These are for 6th – 8th grade girls.
Attending any open gyms, conducted in the BCHS Auxiliary Gym on Nov. 21, 23, 24, provides a chance to polish up and prepare for the upcoming try-outs for the Jr. Trojan Club Volleyball League as well as allowing coaches the opportunity to view athletes in a more relaxed (non-tryout) environment. The open gyms are optional. Cost for open gym is $10 per session. Attire is any t-shirt, spandex or shorts, knee pads, and athletic shoes. Registration closes on Nov. 24.
Open Gym Times
Tryouts are Dec. 4, 7, 8 (all sessions required) in the BCHS Auxiliary Gym. Cost $50 for all tryout sessions. The registration fee will be credited to your account if your daughter plays on a Jr. Trojan team. It is non-refundable if they do not make a team. Attire is any t-shirt, spandex or shorts, knee pads, and athletic shoes. Registration closes on Dec. 8.
Tryout Times
Questions? Please contact Club Director Ellen Schroeder at eschroeder@bishopchatard.org
Reference the Jr. Trojan Volleyball webpage for further information about the club’s philosophy and team structure.
Regional Results
In 2024 regional play, the #4 Trojans defeated Connersville, 3-0, and then defeated Cascade 2-0, for the Regional Championship. Congratulations Trojans!
The team now has 17 wins for the season! Dedication, senior leadership and hard work over the summer were keys to their success.
The Trojans advance to semi-state play where they will meet top-ranked Evansville Memorial. The game will be played at Evansville North on Sat., Oct. 26, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. (Indy time). The Tigers are 17-2-1 and have not allowed a goal in nine games.
Semi-State Results
BCHS fell to Evansville Memorial 2-0 in the semi-state to end an illustrious 2024 season for the Trojans
Sectional Results
In Sectionals, the team defeated Washington 4-0 and Cardinal Ritter 0-0 (4-2 in PKs) on their path to the championship game vs Purdue Poly, which they won 10 -1.
Congratulations to both the Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams, as they ran to 2024 City Championships! This is the 6th Girls City title in a row and the 4th Boys City title in a row.
For the boys team, JDHaines(1), Phoenix Boyer(3), Eli Hummel(4), Paddy Boyle(6), Marcus Pivec(7), Quinn Hostettler(8) earned All City Honors! It was the second year in a row that JD Haines was the individual City Champion.
For the girls team, Julia Score(1), Grace Leppert(2), Ceci Jackson(3), Maisie Chesebrough(4), Macy Betz(7), and Emmerson Bloede(10) earned All-City honors! It was the second year in a row that Julia Score was the individual City Champion.
This is the 4th year in a row that both teams won the City Tourney.
Pictured above: Dylan Comforth (14th), Marcus Pivec (7th), Eli Hummel (4th), Quinn Hostetler (8th), JD Haines, Phoenix Boyer (3rd) & Paddy Boyle (6th).
Pictured above: Macy Betz (7th), Julia Score (individual champ), Ceci Jackson (3rd), Emmerson Bloede (10th), Maisie Chesebrough (4th) & Grace Leppert (2nd).
Matt Boling has been hired as Bishop Chatard’s new head basketball coach. Boling currently serves as the Academic Success Coach for Student Athletes at Marian University.
Coach Boling brings with him nearly 20 years of coaching experience in both the high school and college ranks. Most recently, he served as the Head Varsity Assistant Coach at Shortridge High School. Prior to his stint with the Blue Devils, Boling coached at Scecina, as well as at Bishop Chatard during the 18-19 season with then Head Coach, Brian Shaughnessy. Other coaching experiences include Guerin Catholic High School under Hall of Fame Coach, Pete Smith, Lawrence North High School under Hall of Fame Coach, Jack Kieffer, and Olivet Nazarene University.
“I’ve been coaching basketball, in some capacity, for nearly 20 years. It is a game I love and a game that has meant so much to me throughout my life. When I stepped into the conversation about the head boy’s basketball coach at Bishop Chatard and learned there was an opportunity to positively affect the experience of the basketball players in the program, I jumped at the chance,” said Boling. “I am excited to continue using my love of the game to support the young men in our community on their journey towards finding what makes them successful.”
Prior to coaching, Boling played collegiately at Taylor University. He is a graduate of Lawrence North High School, where he also played for Coach Kieffer.
Before joining the academic support program at Marian, Boling worked in the technology field as a Success Consultant and Account Manager. In 2017, he served as a College and Career Counselor at Providence Cristo Rey High School. Prior to his work in guidance, Boling was the Team Coordinator for Student Success at Indiana University Purdue University, Indianapolis from 2014-18. He entered his work in the education field in 2008, serving as the Director of the My Achievement Center at Lawrence North High School.
Boling and his wife, Jenny, were married at St. Pius X Catholic Church, and have three sons, Quincy (7th grader), Grady (5th grader), and Sonny, (4th grader). They are active parishioners at St. Joan of Arc.
“We are excited for Coach Boling and his family to join the Bishop Chatard community,” said Bishop Chatard Athletic Director, Kyle Reh. “Coach Boling has been mentored by outstanding coaches throughout his playing and coaching career, and we look forward to him leading the young people in our boys basketball program, both on and off the court.”
Coach Boling is excited to get to work immediately. The Trojans open up their season Dec. 7, 2024, against Montini Catholic (IL) at Hoosier Gym with a boys and girls doubleheader.
Tryouts for 2024-25 Girls Basketball will begin on October 21, 2024. JV/ Varsity tryouts start at 3:45 p.m.-5:45 p.m. Freshmen tryouts start at 6:00 p.m.
Questions? Contact Dan Wagner, Head Coach-Girls Basketball, (317-997-0489 or dwagner@bishopchatard.org)
Congratulations to the BCHS 2024 Girls Golf team, shooting 393 on their way to the Sectional Championship!
Clare Kirchgessner finished second overall with a 90. She had 31 putts, hit 6 fairways, and had 2 GIRs.
Caroline Boyd had a personal best at Maple Creek with a 98. She had 33 putts, hit 1 fairway, and had 1 GIR.
Charlotte Becker had a 100. She had 31 putts, hit 7 fairways, had 3 GIRs, and had 53 in the RedZone
Lucy Heslin had a 105. She had 40 putts and hit 6 fairways.
Emily Wendt had a 109. She had 38 putts and hit 5 fairways.
In regional play, the team shot 361, to earn 7th place, but did not advance.