Today is Friday, February 6, 2026

Assembly Order #2, Day 2

• Today we will follow Assembly Order #2, with an assembly period from 11:30-12:30 with grade level Guidance Assemblies. 8^th and  9th graders and their homeroom teachers will report to the Rousell Building for a presentation by Dr. Mario Sacasa. They will be discussing masculinity and mental health. 10th and 11th Graders and their homeroom teachers will report to the auditorium for a presentation by Sudden Impact. Seniors will be in the chapel for a presentation by Dr. Brian Boyd from Loyola University New Orleans. Students should leave their books in their 4th period classrooms during the assembly period. 
• Calliope is now accepting submissions for its 2026 edition. Email your work to calliope@jesuitnola.org. See Mr. Bowes or Mr. Fitzpatrick with any questions.
• The Sports Analysis Club will discuss even more Super Bowl and NBA Trade Deadline items in today’s meeting during the first half of lunch in Room 231. 
• The Card Magic Club will meet today during the second half of lunch in Room 402.
• The J-Troupe, Jesuit’s elite improv comedy team, will meet today after school in Room 202.
• The Tabletop gaming club will meet Friday after school in room 314 from 3 till 5 pm.  
• The Classic Rock Club will meet today during the second half of lunch in Room 203.
• The Youth and Government club will meet to discuss the Model United Nations competition today during the first half of lunch in room 228.
• Members of Mu Alpha Theta that are attending the State Convention in March must complete the registration information form by Monday at 8am. Please check your CANVAS email for the link to complete the form.
• The varsity soccer team will host Sulphur in the bi-district round of the state playoffs this afternoon at John Ryan Stadium starting at 3:30.  Admission price is $10.00 each for adults and students (non-Jesuit and non-Sulphur) and $5.00 each for children (ages 6-11) and Jesuit and Sulphur students with ID.
• The varsity wrestling team will compete in the state championship tournament today and Saturday in Bossier City.
• Members of the wrestling team who are taking the spirit bus should meet in the wrestling immediately after school today. The bus will dpart promptly at 3:30.
• The varsity basketball team plays at Karr tonight with tip off set for 7:00.  The jv game begins at 5:45.
• The 8^th grade basketball team faces John Curtis at 9:00 on Saturday and St. Paul’s at 1:00 with both contests being played at John Curtis.
• The indoor track and field team will compete in the Last Chance Meet at LSU on Saturday.
• The 9^th grade basketball team will host Rummel on Saturday morning in the Benson Arena starting at 10:00,  The jv game follows at 11:00.
• The varsity baseball team will compete in the Lakeshore Jamboree on Saturday facing Northshore starting at 10:30 and Lakeshore at noon.
• Today is the deadline to register for intramural basketball for 8th, 10th, 11th, & 12th grade on IMleagues.com. Teams with less than 5 people will not be on the schedule. 9th grade registration opens on Monday.
• January printing fees have been sent to students’ Outlook account. To avoid receiving a PH and losing computer services, please pay your bill before the end of lunch on Monday, February 9 in Room 215.

Results:

• On Tuesday, the basketball team defeated Holy Cross 58-50. The team was led in scoring by Zach LaGraize, who had 24 and Brennan Pitts with 10. Tanner Hughes led the team in rebounding with 5 and Tyler Oufnac had a charge.
• The intramural soccer playoffs and championships had thrilling finishes. In the underclassmen league, the undefeated 67ers won putting two goals on their opponents to take the title.
• The upperclassmen championship was also a thriller. After winning the intramural football championship, JMP Squad decided one championship wasn’t enough. During the intramural soccer finals Cameron Cockrell lobbed a throw in over the middle to McCall Screen who knocked it into the back of the net to secure the 1-0 win for JMP Squad.
• In below-freezing temperatures, the rugby squad traveled to Covington on Saturday and returned with a statement win over St. Paul. The offense struck early, with Sebastian Fernandez electrifying the match with two breakaway tries and Andrew Koloski powering through defenders for another, while Patrick Newman and Collins Eustis finished elite runs on the wings. Oliver Burgeau, Fernandez, and Clark Nolan controlled the tempo with commanding runs, supported by Putty Petermans’ sharp kicking and agility, and a defensive wall of Dax Rizer, Matt Scalise, Tucker Graham, and Peter Leiva held firm as the Jays secured a gritty 31–24 victory. Momentum carried into the B-side match, where tries poured in from Douglass Deep (3), Robbie Harper (2), and William Fernandez (3), Drew Causey went a perfect 4-for-4 off the tee, and a dominant 73–0 shutout completed the sweep before next week’s trip to France to face top club competition across multiple cities.