Brophy College Preparatory Honors 16 Seniors as Distinguished Students
Brophy College Preparatory proudly announces the recognition of 16 exceptional seniors as Distinguished Students for the spring semester. These students have been handpicked by the school's devoted teachers and counselors, reflecting their outstanding achievements, dedication, and hard work.
To attain this esteemed distinction, the honored seniors have showcased remarkable excellence across academics, participation in co-curricular activities, and a steadfast commitment to service, both within the Brophy community and beyond its borders. Notably, Brophy students typically perform more than 30,000 service hours each year, a testament to their dedication to serving others.
The honored seniors are Zeid Arekat, Brandon Byrne, Nick Carter, Nate Chavez, Connor Furey, Sean Kennedy, Shaan Keole, Minh Luu, Eddie Martinez Estrada, Joshua Nunez Sandoval, Connor Oldani, Luke Roe, Leo Roth, Jake Schoenhals, Juan Pablo Suarez Woolcott, and Luis Villalpando.
This accolade not only acknowledges their academic prowess but also celebrates their holistic development as individuals dedicated to making meaningful contributions to society.
Join us in applauding these remarkable seniors for their outstanding accomplishments and their embodiment of the values upheld by Brophy College Preparatory.
This morning, Brophy College Preparatory proudly hosted its New Student Convocation, a cherished tradition that prayerfully welcomes new students and their families into the Brophy community. This year’s convocation was particularly special, as it marked the arrival of the Class of 2028, coinciding with the school’s centennial year, as well as the Loyola Academy Scholar Class of 2031.
The ceremony included a prayerful reflection, highlighting the school’s commitment to faith and the Jesuit tradition. The event concluded with a blessing for the new students and their families, setting a positive and hopeful tone for the years to come. As the Class of 2028 begins its journey at Brophy, and the Loyola Academy Scholars continue their academic path, they do so with the full support of the Brophy community.
Brophy College Preparatory marked the beginning of the school year with the annual Back to School Bash, a signature event designed to foster connections between the incoming Class of 2028 and their Big Brothers. The event was a tremendous success, offering a day filled with activities aimed at building camaraderie and community.
Students participated in a variety of water-themed activities, with the highlight being the giant water slides set up on Brophy’s baseball field. The pool area was also a popular spot, providing a refreshing way to celebrate the start of the new academic year. Lively music, engaging games and a festive atmosphere contributed to a day of smiles and new friendships.
It’s clear that the students are ready for an exciting year ahead
Brophy College Preparatory celebrated its 76th commencement on the morning of Saturday, May 18, in Robson Gymnasium. This graduation was significant for the Class of 2024, who began their high school journey at the height of the pandemic.
The Class of 2024 demonstrated resilience and connection despite the challenges of starting their education online. Their unity and adaptability were evident throughout their time at Brophy, embodying their class theme: “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.”
Valedictorian Doer Leo He delivered a memorable speech, drawing parallels to the movie "Finding Nemo" and encouraging his classmates to persevere with the phrase, "Just keep swimming." President Bob Ryan and Principal Jim Bopp also spoke, highlighting the graduates' close bonds and urging them to be agents of positive change.
The ceremony concluded with a strong sense of pride and accomplishment, celebrating the Class of 2024's journey and the ties that bind.