A UCLA commit, Martin was named the Trinity League Rookie of the Year his sophomore season and Trinity League CO-MVP his junior year after hitting .422 overall and .511 in league play. He also earned MaxPreps Junior All-American recognition in 2022 while being named 1st Team All-Orange County. 

Coaching since 2010, Reinert has served in a variety of roles coaching all three phases of the game during his time at UCLA, Washington State, Arizona State, and most recently at the University of Colorado where he served as the Special Teams Coordinator.

Jordan Godoy of the Newport Aquatic Center is the youngest American to have rowed the Pacific Ocean. An alumnus of Servite High School (2012)  and Cal State Fullerton (2016), Jordan competed on a 4 person team in the 2018 Great Pacific Race where the participants row a 24’ boat from Monterey California to Waikiki Hawaii, a distance of approximately 2,400 nautical miles. His team was the first to finish, reaching Waikiki in just under 50 days. A slightly younger teammate from Scotland, Michael Prendergast,  became the Guinness Record-holder as the youngest person in the world to row this route.

The Board of Directors will immediately launch a comprehensive and nationwide search for our next president. We will draw on the advice and involvement of the entire Servite community to select candidates committed to strengthening our community and brotherhood.

The team put together a dominant performance going 8-0 overall while defeating Panama in the title game 11-1.

Servite High School is excited to announce the return of rugby and welcome Ricky Lang as Head Coach. In 2020, the team finished as Orange County League Champions and advanced to the finals of the So Cal Youth Rugby Championships. 

Congratulations to senior Alexander Foy on recently being named a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist!

The Servite High School Class of 2022 continues the recent tradition of being remarkable for their perseverance and resilience through the COVID pandemic. The Class of 2020 was unique in that they did not finish their senior year on campus. The Class of 2021 battled through the pandemic and a senior year of remote and hybrid learning to finish together on campus for their final quarter at Servite. The Class of 2022 will be defined by their success in completing a monumental task as the leaders on campus - bringing the brotherhood back!