Thomas assigned Silao a role: coach the lower-levels defensive linemen, counsel the varsity defensive linemen. “He really has been my right-hand man,” Thomas said. “I’m a tough guy to play for. I demand a lot from my players. I need a conduit to the players and Maxx has been that.” 

Servite did its part with a 40-21 win over St. John Bosco in a CIF Southern Section Division 1 semifinal Friday at St. John Bosco High. The Friars (10-2) will play Mater Dei (10-0) in the championship game Friday, Nov. 26 at Veterans Stadium in Long Beach. 

Servite High School’s robotics team, Friarbots Team 3309, placed second and received the Finalist Award trophy at the Beach Blitz 2021 off-season competition in Aliso Viejo, California on Nov. 7. The Friarbots competed against 33 of the western region’s best robotics teams from California and Idaho.

Eleven Servite student-athletes were recognized Wednesday, November 10 during a ceremony held in the gym as they committed to continuing their academic and athletic careers at four-year universities! Three sports were represented with baseball leading all teams with six players followed by soccer with three and golf with two.

Servite had the wonderful opportunity to attend Mayor Harry Sidhu's Anaheim Mayor's Prayer Breakfast on October 27, 2021. Los Angeles Angels Hall of Famer Rod Carew spoke about his unique faith journey that formed him into the man he is today. It was great seeing many Servite alumni and other leaders in our community gather for this event! 

A four-year varsity letterman for Servite golf, Deegan earned 1st Team All-Trinity League honors in 2021. He also helped lead the team to their first ever CIF/SCGA SoCal Boys HS Championship last season after winning CIF and League as a team his freshman year in 2019.

Patrick Cantlay '10 won the 2021 FedEx Cup Championship by one stroke on Sunday, September 5! Cantlay trusted his process, embraced the pressure and showed incredible poise as he ended the season by winning back-to-back titles. 

Trinitas Arts Conservatory, which includes students from Rosary Academy and Servite High School, ended its year with numerous recognitions from the Spirit of the MACY Awards. The Spirit of the MACY Awards, founded in 1969, is dedicated to encouraging, recognizing and rewarding achievement and excellence in high school musical theatre. The annual MACY Awards show is a celebration of the talent, hard work, dedication, energy and boundless enthusiasm of everyone who has participated in the wonderful musical theater productions of our schools. For the second year, the awards were presented virtually due to COVID-19.