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Archbishop Stepinac High School
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Archbishop Stepinac High School is located in New York

Archbishop Stepinac High School

Archbishop Stepinac High School





950 Mamaroneck Avenue
White Plains, New York 10605
United States
Coordinates
41°0′30″N 73°45′12″W / 41.00833°N 73.75333°W / 41.00833; -73.75333Coordinates: 41°0′30″N 73°45′12″W / 41.00833°N 73.75333°W / 41.00833; -73.75333
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Type
Private, All-Male
MottoLumen Scientiae, Religio, Cor Amoris Patriae.
(Light of Knowledge, Religion, Love of Country.)
Religious affiliation(s)Roman Catholic
Established1948
CEEB code335940
PresidentFr. Thomas Collins [1]
DeanJoseph Cupertino
PrincipalPaul Carty
Athletic DirectorMike O’Donnell
ChaplainFr. Timothy Wiggins
Grades
9-12
CampusSuburban
Color(s)
Red, White and Blue             
Slogan"Pride In Our Past, Faith In Our Future."
Athletics conferenceNYCHSAA
SportsBaseball, Basketball, Bowling, Football, Golf, Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Cross Country / Track & Field, Wrestling
Team nameCrusaders
RivalIona Preparatory School
Accreditation
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools[2]
PublicationThe Phoenix (literary journal)
NewspaperThe Crusader
YearbookThe Shepherd
Tuition$11,500.00 (2017–2018)[3]
Websitestepinac.org

Archbishop Stepinac High School is an all-boys Roman Catholic high school in White Plains, New York, that was operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York until the 2009–2010 school year when it became independent. It was founded in 1948 and named for Aloysius Stepinac, who was at the time Archbishop of Zagreb, Croatia, then part of Yugoslavia.




Contents





  • 1 History


  • 2 Program


  • 3 Athletics

    • 3.1 Football

      • 3.1.1 2015


      • 3.1.2 2016


      • 3.1.3 2017


      • 3.1.4 2018



    • 3.2 Basketball



  • 4 Major Bowes Auditorium


  • 5 Notable alumni


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links




History


Archbishop Stepinac High School opened in 1948 with a capacity of 1,360 students. It began with freshman and sophomore years and reached its full complement in 1950. The school was established subsequent to fundraising by the Catholic parishes of Westchester County, under the leadership of Cardinal Francis Spellman, the Archbishop of New York, and the educational officials of the Archdiocese. The initial purpose of the school was to establish a full educational program with a diversity of subject choices leading to a well-rounded student. In addition to the college preparatory program it offered a general course for boys who wanted to finish their education with high school and enter a trade. Boys were taught by an all-male faculty, almost entirely religious in makeup. In its early years the administration of the school was in the hands of diocesan priests, assisted by religious brothers and an occasional layman. Students from the school were used as extras in the 1972 film Child's Play directed by Sidney Lumet. In many sports, Stepinac has many rival schools that include Iona Prep, Fordham Prep, Holy Cross, St. Francis Prep, Holy Trinity, St. Anthony's, Chaminade, Monsignor Farrell and White Plains Senior High School (traditionally for the annual post-season football "Turkey Bowl" on Thanksgiving Day).


In 2014, Stepinac Varsity Football team won the AAA Championship in the CHSFL. The School has won lower division championships, but it was the first time the school was League champion since 1955, when it shared the title with Saint Francis Prep.[4]


Archbishop Stepinac's wrestling team also won the Catholic league championship during the 2013–2014 season and the 2014–2015 season.



Program


The current administration and faculty of Stepinac is a mix of religious (priests) and lay men and women. The high school draws its students predominantly from Westchester County[5] and has evolved into a college preparatory school. The school offers a College Prep program, Honors program offering 22 AP classes, and starting in the 2016-2017 school year, an honors academy designed to give students a head start in their respective field.[6] Stepinac utilizes a library of digital textbooks that can be accessed by students on a variety of devices and is vastly less expensive than buying individual textbooks.



Athletics



Football



2015


On November 28, 2015, the Stepinac Crusaders football team defeated the Monsignor Martin Conference champion Saint Francis High School of Buffalo 42-28 at Grand Island High School to capture first state championship.[7] The victory marked the end of a 12-game undefeated season.











































DateOpponentResult
9/11@ Newburgh Free Academy (Newburgh, NY)(W) 31 - 0
9/19Iona Prep (New Rochelle, NY)(W) 48 - 6
9/26@ Holy Cross (Flushing, NY)(W) 20 - 13
10/3@ Monsignor Farrell (Staten Island, NY)(W) 34 - 28
10/10Cardinal Hayes (Bronx, NY)(W) 43 - 21
10/17St. Anthony's (Melville, NY)(W) 49 - 32
10/24@ St. Peter's (Staten Island, NY)(W) 52 - 6
10/31Chaminade (Mineola, NY)(W) 41 - 7
11/8AAA Quarter Finals Chaminade (Mineola, NY)(W) 50 - 3
11/15AAA Semi Finals St. Peter's (Staten Island, NY)(W) 49 - 7
11/21AAA CHSFL Cardinal Hayes (Bronx, NY) at Fordham University(W) 20 - 12
11/28State Champ @ St. Francis (Athol Springs, NY)(W) 42 - 28

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2016





























































































DateOpponentTimeSiteResultPFPA
Fri, Sept 9Cornwall7:00 PMStepinac H.S.Win2812
Sat, Sept 17at Iona Prep (NL)1:30 PMIona Prep H.S.Win4234
Sat, Sept 24at Cardinal Hayes3:00 PMRooftop Macombs ParkWin4224
Sat, Oct 1Holy Cross3:00 PMStepinac H.S.Win427
Fri, Oct 7at St. Anthony's7:00 PMSt. Anthony's H.S.Loss2338
Sat, Oct 15Monsignor Farrell1:30 PMStepinac H.S.Loss2023
Sat, Oct 22St. Peter's1:30 PMStepinac H.S.Win2720
Sat, Oct 29at Chaminade2:00 PMChaminade H.S.Win4117
Sun, Nov 6AAA QF v. Chaminade1:00 PMStepinac H.S.Win4421
Sat, Nov 12AAA SF at Msgr Farrell12:00 PMMonsignor Farrell H.S.Win2010
Sat, Nov 19AAA Ch. vs Cardinal Hayes5:00 PMMitchel Ath. ComplexLoss3941
Thur, Nov 24at White Plains10:30 AMWhite Plains H.S.Win4932

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2017


Stepinac concluded their 2017 season by winning the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) New York State Football Championship. On Saturday November 25, 2018, Stepinac beat Canisius High School, the Champions of the Monsignor Martin Conference, 49-28, in West Seneca, NY, to bring home the New York State Championship Plaque. This was the second time in three years that the Crusaders have won the New York State Catholic High School Football Title. Stepinac (10-2) started out slow, behind 14-9 at the half., but the Crusaders outscored Canisius, 26-0, in the third quarter to put the game away. Stepinac quarterback Michael Nicosia completed 10-of-18 passes for 195 yards and three touchdowns. Nicosia ended his Crusaders football career as the All-Time Leading Passer in Stepinac history. Nicosia has recorded over 5,000 yards passing in his two years playing varsity football.
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DateOpponentTimeSiteResultPFPA
Sat, Sept 9at St. Peter's1:30 PMSt. Peter's H.S.Win5526
Fri, Sept 15St. Anthony's7:00 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win3819
Sat, Sept 23Xaverian Bros. MA (NL)1:30 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win4120
Sat, Sept 30Chaminade1:30 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win347
Sat, Oct 7at Monsignor Farrell7:00 PMMonsignor Farrell H.S.Win197
Sat, Oct 14Cardinal Hayes1:30 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Loss2147
Sun, Oct 22at Christ the King5:00 PMSUNY MaritimeWin287
Sat, Oct 28Iona Prep6:00 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Loss3438
Sun, Nov 5AAA QF Chaminade1:00 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win4838
Sat, Nov 11AAA SF at Cardinal Hayes3:00 PMMacombs Park RooftopWin1312
Sat, Nov 18AAA F vs St. Anthony's6:00 PMMitchel Ath. ComplexWin4722
Sat, Nov 25State Champ vs. Canisius12:00 PMCanisius H.S.Win4928

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2018






















































































DateOpponentTimeSiteResultPFPA
Sat, Sept 8CD East PA (NL)1:30 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win3214
Sat, Sept 15at Iona Prep1:30 PMIona Prep H.S.Loss OT3436
Sat, Sept 22at Xaverian Bros MA (NL)1:00 PMXaverian Bros HS MALoss1942
Fri, Sept 28at St. Anthony's7:00 PMSt. Anthony's H.S.Loss4245
Sat, Oct 6Chaminade6:00 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Loss713
Sat, Oct 13Monsignor Farrell1:30 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win3517
Sat, Oct 20Christ the King1:30 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win5226
Sun, Oct 28at Cardinal Hayes3:00 PMMacombs Park RooftopWin2320
Sun, Nov 4AAA QF vs Christ the King1:00 PMArchbishop Stepinac H.S.Win5113
Sat, Nov 10AAA SF @Iona Prep1:30 PMIona Prep H.S.Win3726
Sat, Nov 17AAA Champ vs Hayes5:00 PMMitchel Ath. ComplexWin291


Basketball


Stepinacs basketball team captured a State Championship in 2018.[12]



Major Bowes Auditorium


The school's auditorium is named after Edward Bowes, the host of the Major Bowes Amateur Hour. The theatre hosts programs like the Annual Alumni Theatre, Annual Talent Show, the Fall Dramas, and the Spring Musicals.[citation needed]



Notable alumni




Stepinac High School participates in the 2006 Saint Patrick's Parade in Yonkers


Archbishop Stepinac High School graduates include:[13]



  • Lou Albano – former professional wrestler & manager


  • Alan Alda – actor


  • Billy Collins – poet and former U.S. Poet Laureate


  • Patrick Colucci, also known as Christopher Cole – poet, author of The Closer's Song


  • Marty Conlon – former NBA center


  • Owen Flanagan – James B. Duke Professor of Philosophy at Duke University


  • Bob Hyland – former NFL guard


  • Ray Montgomery – baseball player and executive


  • Eric Ogbogu – former NFL linebacker


  • Erik Palladino – actor


  • Brian Sweeney – baseball player


  • Chip Taylor – songwriter [14]


  • Barry Voight — geologist[14]


  • Jon Voight – actor[14]


  • Chris Watson (born 1975) - American-Israeli basketball player


  • Kevin Zraly – wine critic


References




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  2. ^ "Archbishop Stepinac High School". Retrieved 2 October 2015.


  3. ^ "Archbishop Stepinac High School". stepinac.org.


  4. ^ Kevin Devaney Jr. (22 November 2014). "A dream realized: Stepinac wins the "AAA"". MSG Varsity.


  5. ^ "Archbishop Stepinac High School > About Us > History". Archived from the original on 2008-07-24. Retrieved 2009-11-15.


  6. ^ Haffey, John. "Stepinac High School Launches New Honors Academy". Armonk Daily Voice. Retrieved 1 February 2016.


  7. ^ Nagelhout, Ryan. "Stepinac wins CHSAA state championship". lohud. The Journal News. Retrieved 1 February 2016.


  8. ^ "Archbishop Stepinac 2015 Football Schedule". Maxpreps.


  9. ^ "Stepinic Crusaders Varsity Schedule 2016". CHSFL.


  10. ^ "Stepinac Wins 2017 Catholic High School New York State Football Championship". The Examiner. Retrieved 20 November 2017.


  11. ^ "Stepinac Crusaders Varsity Schedule 2017". CHSFL.


  12. ^ Thomoson, Josh. "Boys basketball: This time, Stepinac leaves no doubt about who's No. 1". Lohud. Retrieved 20 November 2018.


  13. ^ "Archbishop Stepinac High School -> Hall of Fame Inductees". Archived from the original on 2011-10-01. Retrieved 2011-07-29.


  14. ^ abc Stern, Gary (April 26, 2007). "Stepnac inducts Voights into hall of fame". The Journal-News. White Plains, NY. p. 2B – via Newspapers.com.




External links


  • Archbishop Stepinac High School Official Website

  • Stepinac Baseball Website

  • Stepinac Basketball Website

  • Stepinac Football Website

  • Stepinac Hockey Website

  • Stepinac Lacrosse Website












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