Twelve Servite student-athletes were recently recognized at our final signing day of the year for the Class of 2021 bringing the total to 26 seniors moving on to continue their academic and athletic careers at four-year universities! Six sports were represented at the spring signing with soccer and volleyball leading all teams with three athletes each. 

Cantlay picked up his fourth PGA TOUR victory and second Memorial Tournament (2019) title in the last three seasons by outlasting Collin Morikawa in a playoff.

Servite, which finished 20-1, with that only loss to JSerra, got plenty of points from its doubles group of Alexander Burns and Christopher Marci, Keane Kirchner and Andrew Nguyen, Luke Bond and Lukas Mahony. Bond-Mahony swept their matches 6-1, 6-4 and 6-4. The team scoring lead went back and forth during the warm afternoon, with the final Bond-Mahoney win settling the title.

With the 22nd pick in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Carolina Panthers selected Keith Taylor '17! The former Washington cornerback becomes the 10th Friar picked in the draft and now joins Matt Slater '03 (Patriots), Equanimeous St. Brown '15 (Packers) and Travis Jonsen '15 (Buccaneers) in the league. 

Servite High School’s Alec Mercado ‘23 is a fine example of a driven student who has had to adapt to change to continue to do what he loves during the pandemic. Alec started dancing at age seven when he would spend hours at the studio watching his sister practice. “I was always at the studio, so I just decided I would do it too!” said Alec. Nine years later, Alec is landing impressive roles in productions and placing high in competitions.

Overwhelmed by the generosity of their grandparents and family at Christmas, cousins Mason Labow '23 and Spencer Schley '24 decided they needed to find a way to give back this Easter.

High school football would not be the same without the traditions that make each program unique, and "tradition" is more than just a word at Servite High School in Anaheim.

Ocasio put together an impressive resumé during his high school career as a four-year varsity letterman for the Friars. He was a 4x 1st Team All-Trinity League selection, 3x All-Orange County honoree, 2x All-CIF player and the 2018 CIF-SS Division III Player of the Year after leading the Friars to the CIF Championship title.