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List of 20 news stories.
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Can-Do Perdue : Multisport Maverick Earns All-American Honors for Brown
Congratulations to John Perdue ’22 for being named Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American for the Brown University Football program. Perdue, a senior captain, led the team with 88 tackles on the season. He was also named Second-Team All-Ivy and Academic All-District. Perdue is a finalist for the CSC Academic All-America award, to be announced on January 27.While at St. John’s, Perdue competed in multiple sports. In Swimming, he broke the school record in the 50 free. He is the only 2X All-American in the St. John’s Wrestling program. In football, he was a three-year starter who led the team in rushing & scoring (2020) and tackles (2019). He also competed for the Maverick Lacrosse and Track & Field teams.
Perdue is hanging up his cleats for good and does not plan to compete on any other team at Brown.
"This is the end of the road in competitive sports for me," said Perdue. "That said, I loved the brotherhood we built at Brown Football, and I will definitely miss playing alongside those guys." -
Doss Nets United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-American and NEWMAC Honors for MIT
Congratulations to Arianna Doss ’23 of the MIT Women’s Soccer program for making the 2025 United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America Team. Doss was named Scholar All-American Third Team, Scholar All-Region Second Team, United Soccer Coaches First Team All-Region, NEWMAC All-Academic, and NEWMAC First Team All-Conference. The Engineers (22-3-1) won the NEWMAC Conference title for the third straight season and advanced to the third round of the NCAA tournament. -
NCAA Champions!
Congratulations to Margot Manning '23 and Texas A&M for winning the 2025 NCAA Women's Volleyball D1 National Championship. The Aggies defeated three #1 seeds in the tournament and did not drop a set in both of their Final-Four matches. -
Manning Heading to Final Four
Congratulations to Margot Manning '23 and Texas A&M Volleyball for advancing to the NCAA Final Four Volleyball Championships. The Aggies defeated the overall #1-seeded Nebraska in the regional final and are set to play Pittsburgh on December 18 in Kansas City. -
National Champions!
Congratulations to goalkeeper Juliana Boon ’24, who made 62 saves on the season for Northwestern, including four in the National Championship game OT win, for a second consecutive NCAA D1 Championship! Boone was also selected to the NFHCA First Team All-Region Team (West). -
Chang Wins NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete Award as Hopkins Advances
Megan Chang '22 and the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Field Hockey team have a 20-game winning streak heading into the NCAA D3 semifinals against Babson. In their last game, Hopkins topped Middlebury with Chang's former teammate Grace Nockolds '21, scoring the game-winner. While Chang leads the team in points (28) she did not account for any points in the Middlebury win. She did tally another stat: the NCAA Elite Scholar-Athlete Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA who is participating at the site of the NCAA finals for each NCAA championship. Congratulations!
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Adrogué Kicks His Way to All-CCIW Honors
Congratulations to Matías Adrogué '24 for earning All-CCIW First-Team Specialists Honors for the WashU Bears Football team. Adrogué made 42/44 PATs, 4 out of 5 field goals (longest 43 yards), punted for over 1200 yards, and kicked off for over 3100 yards in the 2025 season. The Bears finished the season with an 8-2 record and will play in the Culver’s Isthmus Bowl in Sun Prairie, WI, on November 22, 2025. -
Wasserman Collects All-SAA Honors
Congratulations to Danny Wasserman '24 for earning All-SAA Second Team honors for the Southwestern Men's Soccer team. Wasserman scored two game-winning goals for the Pirates this season, helping propel the Pirates to a 15-2-3 record and a second-place finish in the SAA conference tournament. -
Boon Selected to USWNT for FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup
Juliana Boon ’24 was named to the U.S. U21 roster for the FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup. Boon is a redshirt freshman at Northwestern and the starting goalkeeper for the 11-1 Wildcats, who are ranked 5th in NCAA D1. This season, Boon was selected as 2x Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (9/8/25, 9/22/25) in addition to Big Ten Freshman of the Week (10/6/25) and NFHCA DI Defensive Player of the Week (9/10/25). The U-21 USWNT opens up JWC against New Zealand on December 1 at the National Stadium Sports Park in Santiago, Chile. -
Mavericks Have USA Field Hockey Covered
St. John’s Mavericks represent multiple levels of USA Field Hockey. Gracey Crawford ’26 competed for USA Field Hockey U-18 team in Tonbridge, England, April 18-21. USA 18’s finished the tour with a 2-2 record against Czechia, England, Scotland, and Poland. Valentina Baizan ’27 was named to the USA U-16 team. Juliana Boon ’24 was selected for the U-21 team, and former Olympian Kelsey Bing ’16 is on the USA Women’s National Team.Congratulations, Mavericks! -
NCAA D1 Women's Lax in H-Town: Friday Dartmouth vs ASU (SJS Caven); Sunday Dartmouth vs Colorado (UH)
St. John's welcomes back Katina Christensen '21 on Friday, March 21 for one of two NCAA D1 lacrosse games played in Houston. Christensen, a senior captain for Dartmouth, has scored over 100 goals in her career and hopes to tally a few more on Caven Field for the weekend opener against Arizona State. Dartmouth also plays Sunday against the University of Colorado at the University of Houston.Game Schedule (admission is free):- Friday, March 21 at 12:00 PM: Dartmouth vs. Arizona State University at St. John’s School, Caven Field (Parking is only available at the St. John's parking garage and is accessed on 3471 Westheimer Rd and 3408 West Alabama. No parking is allowed at the field.)
Livestream link - Sunday, March 23 at 12:00 PM: Dartmouth vs. University of Colorado at the University of Houston (Paid parking only at the University of Houston. There are approximately 300 spots available.)
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NCAA Lacrosse Lands in Houston on Saturday: Virginia vs Towson
St. John’s alumnus Reese Stepanian ’24 and the Virginia Cavaliers Men's Lacrosse team play Towson University on Saturday, March 8, 2025, in Houston. Face off is set for 12:30 p.m. at The Kinkaid School. For tickets go to College Lacrosse LIVE. See more coverage on Corrigan Sports Network. -
Radio Broadcast: Mavericks vs Mustangs Basketball
Jeremy Radcliffe ’92 is back in the booth for another i Mav Radio broadcast (St. John's vs Houston Christian Basketball) on Friday night. Molly Radcliffe Neff '94, parent of Henry Neff '27 and Ella Neff '29, is going to join him for the broadcast. Tip-off for the girls is 5:30 p.m. followed by the boys at 7:00 p.m. at Liu Court.Get iMav Radio on your mobile device
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Kelsey Bing '16 and USWNT Qualify for 2024 Olympics
USA Field Hockey qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games in France in July. USA was one of three teams to advance to Paris in the last qualifying tournament held this past week in India. USA lost out in a bid for the Olympics in November losing to Argentina in the Pan Am gold medal game in Santiago. The United States still made the qualifying tournament and took advantage of the opportunity by defeating Japan in a semi-final showdown. Down 1-0 in the first quarter, USA found a seam in the fourth period after back-to-back saves by goalkeeper Kelsey Bing ’16 (#31). USA scored two quick goals to take the lead over Japan and held on for the win, and a trip to Paris. Bing was selected as the Goalkeeper of the Tournament.
“It’s hard to describe in words what this means to me and our team," said Bing. "Four years ago, we were in India for Olympic Qualification. We had a heartbreaking loss where we missed out on the Tokyo Olympics. It means so much to our team to not only qualify for the Olympics but do so here in India. I am so proud of the hard work and belief this team has had over the past Olympic cycle as we have had lots of change. We are looking forward to representing both the United States and all the people who have supported us along the way at the upcoming Paris Olympics.” -
Shelburne Shows Up for Middlebury
Congratulations to Meg Shelburne ’20 for earning the NCAA Elite 90 Award and a third NCAA Field Hockey Championship with the Middlebury Panthers. She scored a 4.0 GPA, the highest cumulative grade-point average for a player participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA’s 90 championships, and she is the first Middlebury Field Hockey player to receive this award. Shelburne’s defensive play helped Middlebury prevail over Johns Hopkins in the D3 finals for the third consecutive season. In her freshman year, the 2020 season was canceled due to Covid. Read more on Shelburne’s journey starting at St. John’s.Read More -
Bing/USA Field Hockey Win Silver at Pan Am Games
Goalkeeper Kelsey Bing ‘16 helped USA Field Hockey defeat Chile in a semi-final shootout at the Pan Am Games on November 2. Team USA then advanced to the finals against Argentina three days later. Argentina broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth quarter to win gold. Team USA still qualified for the FIH Olympic Qualifier event. -
Richie Mercado Receives USATF Education Award
Read MoreCongratulations to Coach Richie Mercado ’79 for receiving the 2021 USATF Fred Wilt Educator of the Year Award. Coach Mercado has been involved with USATF since 1990 and met the late Coach Wilt soon afterward. From volunteer to the head of the regional congress, Coach Mercado has been at the forefront of the federation’s track and field education on a global scale. -
Journey in the Tourney- Mavs Make the NCAA's
Read MoreSo far, St. John’s Mavericks have found their way into the NCAA tournament in football, field hockey, cross country, and soccer. Meg Shelburne '20 and the Middlebury Panthers won the NCAA D3 Field Hockey Championship and more Mavs still have games to play starting on Saturday. -
NESCAC Champs!
Congratulations to Olivia O'Reilly '21 and the Middlebury Panthers women's soccer team for winning the 2021 NESCAC championship. -
McKone Finds Formula for Success in Professional Lacrosse League
Lindsey McKone ’16 is in a league of her own. The only Texan to be drafted by the new AU professional lacrosse league, McKone just finished a decorated collegiate career at Northwestern University. In her last season with the Wildcats, she received IWLCA Second Team All-American lacrosse honors in addition to First-Team All-Big Ten accolades. Her team finished the 2021 season as Big Ten Champs and NCAA semifinalists. McKone was also selected as Academic All-Big Ten along with teammates Carson Copeland ’17, and Kate Copeland ’17. All three were recognized with IWLCA Academic honors. Lindsey was also a nominee for the 2021 Tewaaraton Award.Read More
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