News on Carrollton & Banks
Football vs Karr: W 40–19
Football vs Rummel: W 37–33
Cross Country (District 9-5A Championship): 1st
Football vs John Curtis: W 24–8
Swimming (District Championship): 1st
Golf vs Holy Cross: W 147–178
Cross Country (Pete Boudreaux '59 Invitational): 2nd
Football vs Chalmette: W 24–7
Golf vs Rummel: W 151–210
Golf vs St. Augustine: W 164–194
Blue Jays Rally for Thrilling 37-33 Victory Over Rummel
Facing a 10-point deficit with under five minutes to play, the Blue Jays scored 14 unanswered points to stay alive in the Catholic League playoff race.
Halloween Hijinks
A lunchtime Trunk or Treat in Traditions Courtyard gave Blue Jays a chance to swap their khakis for costumes, compete for top honors, and deliver at least one memorable campaign speech.
2026 LMEA District VI Marching Festival
Performing a Led Zeppelin-themed show at the LMEA District VI Marching Assessment Festival, the band earned an Excellent rating overall and Superior ratings in both Percussion and Auxiliary.
Baseball Deepens Athlete Development Program
With 22 state championships behind it, the baseball program is pairing traditional coaching with biomechanical analysis to build individualized training plans for every player.
Jesuit Celebrates the 2026 Homecoming Court
From Strawberry Stadium in Hammond, Jesuit honored five senior couples whose records of service, leadership, and scholarship reflect the breadth of the senior class.
Blue Jays Defeat John Curtis 24-8 in Homecoming Victory
A two-quarterback system, a pair of interceptions, and a dominant first half gave the Blue Jays full control on homecoming night in Hammond.
Mother–Son Mass and Breakfast
Held at Immaculate Conception Church and The Roosevelt New Orleans, the annual tradition invited families to pause and honor the bonds between mothers and sons.
Swim Claims 44th Consecutive District Championship
Scoring 605.5 points, the Blue Jays swept all three relay events and earned individual titles across multiple events to claim a milestone district title.
Celebrating the North American Martyrs
Eight Jesuit missionaries martyred in 17th-century North America are honored each year by a school whose chapel bears their name and houses the relics of one of their own.