As part of their commitment to service, many of our clubs take on the challenge of leading in-kind donation drives for nonprofits of their choice. Over the course of a month, they collect essential items and personally deliver them to each organization. Another step in becoming the men God is calling them to be.

On Monday, March 17, Servite High School proudly hosted the 2025 Spring Academic Awards Ceremony in the Servite Theater, recognizing the outstanding academic achievements of more than 300 students.

SINCE 1988, THE WOMEN of Rosary Academy and the men of Servite High School have collaborated on a theater program showcasing the performing arts and student talents. Called the Trinitas Arts Conservatory, the program consistently stages an entire season of award-winning productions.

This year’s season is well underway.

 Meg Waters for OC Catholic

After starting the Servite Wrestling program in 2007 and growing it to Orange County prominence over the last 19 years, Coach Alan Clinton has decided to step down as head coach and move into a consultative role in the program, with plans to stay involved as a coach.

As the Servite High School’s ice hockey coach, Mike Marshall has guided the Friars to championships in three of the past four seasons, while ensuring that the school’s Christ-centered principles of formation remain at the core of the team’s motivation. Lou Ponsi for OC Catholic

In the fall of 1957, Disneyland was only two years old, Interstate 5 had just opened, Knotts was still a berry farm, and the Angels wouldn’t throw their first pitch in Anaheim for four years. 

In that year of great expectations, Fr. Maurice Gillespie and a small band of Servite priests from Chicago opened a small high school in Anaheim with a freshman class of 110 young men. But while Servite High School didn’t begin with the flash and fanfare of the surrounding landmarks, the school’s impact has formed many of the men who have been the trailblazers and leaders in Orange County and beyond.

He shared "I am honored and humbled by the opportunity to lead the Servite basketball program forward. No experience in my life was more formative to the person I am today than my time at Servite playing basketball. The excitement, challenge, growth, brotherhood, faith and formation at the core of Servite basketball is indescribable. The work begins immediately to catapult Servite basketball to the next level."

Alumni Esteban Colunga '18 earns a top three ranking in his class from the LAPD Academy