Road to SCT Finals
Abby Anderko, Editor-In-Chief
February 24, 2017
Filed under School News, Sports, Trending Now
On Monday night, at the Pine Belt arena in Toms River, the Shore Conference tournament held its semi-final match-ups between four Shore powerhouses; each who faced one another during the regular season. Each team went into the match-up with the desire to make it to the finals. Each of these rematches...
JSA, Where Your Voice Matters
Maya Colon, Writer
January 23, 2017
Filed under School News
The Junior State of America (JSA) is the largest student-run debate organization in the United States. JSA started in 1934 at the Montezuma School in California and now has over 11,000 members in more than 500 high schools across America, and SJV is one of them. Schools that become a part of the JSA...
SJV’s Robotics and Engineering Classes
Alexis Santoro, Writer
December 7, 2016
Filed under School News
Saint John Vianney High School has offered an engineering class since last year, and a robotics class since 2014. The main focus of the Robotics class, taught by Mrs. Surace, is to introduce students to basic programming in a hands-on and fun approach through Lego building. Engineering, taught by Mr....
Is There Still Unfinished Business?
Abby Anderko, Editor-in-Chief
December 5, 2016
Filed under School News, Sports
The week of Nov. 21 began one of the most anticipated times of the school year: the opening of the girl’s basketball season. In the three day span before the Thanksgiving holiday, teams began their preparation for what they hope to be the beginning of a long, winning season, hopefully ending with the...
Mrs. Cable: 30 Years in the Making
William DeMuria, Pop Culture Editor, Writer
December 5, 2016
Filed under Humans of SJV, School News
Many people see Mrs. Cable in the halls, hear her over the loudspeaker, or may even see her observing their class, but many do not know of the multiple positions she has held over the past 30 years at Saint John Vianney High School. From part-time English teacher, all the way to Assistant Principal of...
A High School Student’s Guide to College Applications
Christina McLaughlin, Managing Editor
December 1, 2016
Filed under Features, School News
If you’re reading this right now, you are probably an incoming junior or senior having quite the meltdown about that one big, scary, two-syllable word. Just hearing that word from a friend or relative can send shivers down your spine. Yes, I’m talking about Dun Dun Dun “COLLEGE.” For most of you...
Lancer Winter Athletics
Ashlyn Cooper, Writer
December 1, 2016
Filed under School News, Sports
Currently, the SJV athletics are transitioning from fall to winter sports, and our athletes are eager to prove themselves. The basketball, wrestling, swimming, ice hockey, bowling, cheer, dance, and gymnastics teams are preparing for their seasons that will begin in the coming weeks. Girl’s Bas...
SJV’s Fall Signing Day
Sydney Cummings, Writer
November 29, 2016
Filed under School News, Trending Now
Most athletes that aspire to play at the collegiate level must undergo the college recruiting process. Colleges and universities look for student-athletes who work hard both on and off the field. When the system works in an athlete’s favor, they’ll verbally commit to the school of his or her dre...
Lancers v. Caseys: SJV Football Takes on RBC
Stephanie Fragoulias, Writer
November 15, 2016
Filed under School News
As the 2016 football season continues, the most anticipated game for two football strongholds rapidly approaches. On Oct 21, the Saint John Vianney Lancers will take on their rival team, the Red Bank Catholic Caseys. Being two of the most well-known catholic high schools in Monmouth County’s sports...
2016 Homecoming Floats
William DeMuria and Kelly Garcia
November 10, 2016
Filed under School News, Trending Now
This year, each individual grade at Saint John Vianney High School worked hard during Spirit Week on their Homecoming floats, which were themed around different decades. The freshman float focused on the 20’s, the sophomore’s on the 50’s, junior’s on the 80’s, and the senior’s on the 60’s....