Servite multi-sport Tetairoa “TMac” McMillan was awarded both the Trinity League and OCADA Athlete of the Year honors, the first Friar to earn both recognitions since Julius Irvin in 2018.

Servite High School, a leading all-male, Catholic college preparatory high school, announced today that alumnus Chris Weir will become the school’s next president effective July 1, 2022.

A three-year varsity letterman for Servite football, Welsh earned 1st Team All-Trinity League recognition his senior year after tallying 513 yards off 35 receptions with four touchdowns.

A three-year varsity letterman for Servite, Uriostegui earned All-Trinity league honors his senior season as the Friars won their 9th consecutive League Championship. He also helped lead the team to a CIF-SS D1 title and an historic CIF D1 Regional Championship.

Thomas won Division 3’s 100 and 200 finals for the second year in a row on a hot and windy day for the athletes and teams trying to compete for championships in four divisions.

A three-year varsity letter for Servite, Windisch earned 1st Team All-Trinity League honors his junior year with senior season awards yet to be announced. The Friars’ captain tallied 192 digs in 2022 as he led the team to the CIF-SS D2 Finals after advancing to the Semifinals in 2021.

Marrujo, who will remain in his current position as head volleyball coach, brings a vast amount of institutional knowledge as well as athletic experience to the job having worked previously as the Director of Admissions, Alumni Relations Manager, History Teacher and Assistant Dean of Students at Servite while being a former Friar student-athlete himself.

After 16 years serving the Servite High School Athletic Department, Alan Clinton has announced he will retire from his role as Athletic Director at the conclusion of the 2022 school year. He will remain as Head Wrestling Coach and continue to lead the Servite Wrestling team moving forward.