Noah Williams, a 2017 graduate of McQuaid Jesuit, has been “dead serious” about going to the Olympics since he began dreaming about it at age 10. Now, after finding success with the LSU track team and being crowned the National…
Congratulations to the varsity volleyball team, who is 3-0 after they swept Victor in three sets on Thursday evening. Nick Lynch had 20 kills, 6 aces, 7 digs, and 2 blocks; Max Stuver had 18 assists, 7 digs, 3 blocks,…
McQuaid Jesuit teacher and coach, Mr. Gary Parisi, passed away March 24, 2021. Mr. Parisi first came to McQuaid Jesuit in 2013 as the defensive coordinator for the varsity football team for one season before returning to Albion. He returned…
Congratulations to the Alpine Skiing, Bowling, Indoor Track & Field, and Swimming teams on being recognized by the NYSPHSAA as Scholar Athlete teams for the winter season during the 2020-2021 school year. The complete list of schools and qualifying teams…
BASH 2021 certainly was a BASH like no other. In recapping a year of events that has been anything but normal, we are excited to announce that, despite the obstacles before us, BASH was a huge success! In total $428,975…
Jack Miller ’21 rushed for 115 yards with two touchdowns as the McQuaid Jesuit varsity football Knights beat Aquinas for the second year in a row on Friday evening, in a great start to an unusual spring football season. The…
He might not be eligible to play in games this year, but St. Bonaventure freshman and McQuaid alum Jermaine Taggart is making an impact already. Click here to read the article mentioning the 2020 grad.
In a hard fought four set match, the varsity volleyball Knights defended their Challenge Cup Trophy in a 3-1 set victory over Fairport on Monday, March 15. After winning a dominant first set, the Knights faltered in set two to…
Inspired by Saint Francis Xavier’s extraordinary example of encountering the world, preaching the gospel, and working for a more just society, since 2016 the McQuaid Jesuit community annually celebrates its patron saint through the recognition of Xavier Week. The philosophy…
The Memory Project is an organization through which art students in the U.S. create portraits for disadvantaged youth throughout the world. This year the portraits are for youth in Cameroon. Ordinarily, these portraits are created by students in Mr. Galambos’s…