Alumni Spotlight: Barb Fogelberg Skane ’83

WAY TO GO VARSITY BOYS!! The final score doesn’t show how tight this game was.  The halftime score was Seton 20-FCS 23.  Neil Blanchard put on a 3-point show and was high scorer with 19 points.  Many players contributed free throws to keep Seton’s lead at the end of the game.  Go see Coach VW’s site  for a little photo-op.  Many thanks to all the Seton alumni, friends, and students who came out to the game!! Come back tonight to see the DAC final vs. HIGHLAND at HIGHLAND at 7 pm. 

DAC CHAMPS!!

Catie Cunningham (who attended Seton for a time in ’04 – ’06) scored big in the 800m swim final at the recent Latin American Special Olympics in Puerto Rico! Way to go Catie!

PRONGHORN PARABLE

Pronghorn Parable:  Lenten Silence

The following is an adaptation of a piece our pastor, Father Chiapa, wrote.  In it he tells a story that is Colorado’s Eastern Plains’ answer to Pamplona’s running of the bulls.                          

                                                                                                                                                                            

   In the midst of a Colorado winter, I am struck by the quiet beauty of sunny, mildly warm days. One such day as I was driving on a country road late in the afternoon with no one to be seen for miles, I saw near the road in a ploughed field a herd of unusual looking game.  They were more than 20, smaller and more curious than deer, with light brown fur and slim horns.  They were Colorado antelope, of course, but I didn’t know that at the time.  I was just fascinated by a group of amazing creatures silently staring at me as I drew near.

   Their heads followed me in unison as I approached, then their leader chose to run and off they all went, running along side my car.  The excitement of watching a group of animals that are graceful, noiseless and swift is….incredible!  Abruptly,  they turned to the east to be lost in the semi-wilderness of our vast, open surroundings.  The combination of the winter day and the running herd was truly a poetic image that showed me the greatness of God.

   From all eternity God designed that hour to shine with the radiance of the light, vastness, swiftness, power and silence of His creation.  In His mercy, He disposed that I should be the single privileged witness of that simple but magnificent aspect of His creation.  The Lord certainly does not need spectators to admire the greatness of His power, but in His infinite kindness, He invites us to rejoice in the beauty of His creation. 

   What a mystery is the power of God surrounding us in such eloquent ways.  Every day, every moment of our lives, we are being cared for by the loving Providence of God, and if we take the time to be silent and look around us, we will be able to see and rejoice in the simple, powerful ways in which the Lord assures us of His Fatherly presence, for “everything created by God is good, and nothing is to be rejected when received with thanksgiving.”  (1Tim 4:4)

 

Jezum, ufam Tobie.

DAC Semifinals Seton 57- FCS 46!!!

Jameson Hill ’10, Seton’s All-American swimmer, has made many headlines for his many impressive accomplishments!  Our Seton wants to steer friends and alumni to two significant posts, so you can catch a glimpse of the swimmer who walks Seton’s halls.

  • The Manassas Journal Messenger did a huge spread on him.  This link includes not only the article, but also a video interview with Jameson.  Note: make sure to click the link of the slide show of pictures (entitled “A Life Aquatic”) that were featured in the spread.
  • Jameson also was on video at the Washington Post with several other All Met Swimmers.  His interview is at the 6:00 minute mark.

Congratulations Jameson and good luck in your future endeavors at the University of Georgia!!

Catie Cunningham scores big!

Varsity Boys DAC Regular SeasonSeton’s varsity boys basketball team also scored big on Friday night against Highland to clinch the regular season title.  Watch the exciting buzzer- beating shot to win the game.  (Tim Vander Woude inbounds to Peter Mooney who quickly passes it to Patrick Stevens under the bucket to score at the buzzer. Then pandemonium. Seton 44. Highland 42. Game over.)

The boys have a bye in the first round of the tournament and play the winner of the FCS/RMA game on FRIDAY at Highland at 5:00.  OurSeton will post details.