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“People should look upon us as servants ofChrist and stewards of the mysteries of God.”1Cor. 4:1As we relive the passion of Christ during theLenten season, may we remember the gift ofJesus Christ, our savior, and try to remain inHis grace forever. Our Lenten sacrifices shouldbe true offerings to the Lord, and when weexperience this hurt or pain, we can truly relivethe Passion of Christ. I pray that our sacrifices of self be acommitment to become closer to the Lord andnot just a change during these forty days. Inorder for sacrifices to be real, we must emptyourselves of selfishness and at times, sacrificemay hurt. This pain is what truly allows us tolive the Passion of Christ. Remember ourpastors, school staff members, and students inyour prayers and sacrifices during this LentenSeason.We hope you are enjoying our electroniceditions of the Aquila and remember to sendus news and updates so we can keepconnected with all of our alumni, family, andfriends of Bishop Carroll Catholic High School!Prayers for a rejuvenated Lenten Season andHoly Easter!!!PresidentHappy Spring BC Family,In Christ,3
STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENTCATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEKESSAY CONTEST WINNERSTUDENT BODY PRESIDENTLUKE FOUTSSOPHIA SMITHNATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARFINALISTPAETYN MCCURRYAUSTIN TRANNATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARFINALISTCATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEKESSAY CONTEST WINNERCADEN ZIMBELMANLIBBY POGGIRUDD SCHOLARSHIPRECIPIENTCELIA SNETZINGERRUDD SCHOLARSHIPRECIPIENTFELICITY GEARGWAL CITY LEAGUEOUTSTANDING WRESTLERCADEN DENTONGWAL CITY LEAGUEOUTSTANDING WRESTLERLEXI MEANSATHLETE ACADEMIC AWARD DODGE CITY TOURNAMENTJACKSON BERGKAMPGREGORIAN FELLOWS LEADERSHIPPROGRAM PARTICIPANT ATBENEDICTINE COLLEGEMARY SKOLAUTLAURA TRA4NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARFINALISTWe are incredibly proud of theremarkable achievements of ourcurrent students, who continue toinspire us with their dedication, talent,and hard work. From academicexcellence to leadership in athletics,the arts, and community service, theyexemplify the values and spirit of ourschool. We can't wait to see how theywill continue to shine and make adifference in the world!STUDENTS MAKESTUDENTS MAKE THEIR MARKTHEIR MARKJEMMA LUBBEQUEST BRIDGE NATIONAL COLLEGEMATCH SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
Congratulations to our student-athletes who have committed to play at the next level! Bravo to cast and crew of Elf and All Shook Up!Your performances were amazing!FEBRUARYJANUARY5STUDENTS & STAFF OF THE MONTHSTUDENTS & STAFF OF THE MONTHDECEMBERNOVEMBER
6Congratulations to our student-athletes who have committeed to play at the next level! STATE WRESTLINGSTATE WRESTLINGIndividual Champions: Lexi Means and Brady Duling2nd Place Boys Team FinishSenior/Faculty Basketball GameSenior/Faculty Basketball GameGIRLS STATE BOWLING CHAMPIONSGIRLS STATE BOWLING CHAMPIONSSCHOLARS BOWL STATE CHAMPIONSSCHOLARS BOWL STATE CHAMPIONS
ALUMNI NEWSALUMNI NEWSCRAIG HELSER ‘76MIAA (Mid-America Intercollegiate AthleticsAssociation) Official Craig Helser washonored with 2024 Excellence in OfficiatingAward.SCOTT HILL ‘01Scott Hill competed in theESPN viii Sports challenge,an obstacle coursecompeting in 8 differentsports in rapid succession.in August 2024 in Rock Hill,South Carolina. Scott wonthe championship and didso earning the highestscore to date in viii sportschallenge. He will bereturning next year todefend his title. JIM SCOTT ‘83Jim Scott, current 7th gradeMath and 6th/7th Religionteacher at St. Elizabeth AnnSeton was recognized for25 years of service to theDiocese of Wichita. SARAH DEGROOT ‘97Sarah (Harton) Degroot currentclassroom aide at St. ElizabethAnn Seton was recognized for 5years of service to the Dioceseof Wichita. TAD GOMEZ ‘90President at LoyolaUniversity Medical Center,Tad Gomez, was selectedby Crain's ChicagoBusiness as a NotableLatino Leader.KATIE BRETCHES ‘02Katie (Stockemer)Bretches, current 8thgrade Math teacher atSt. Elizabeth AnnSeton was recognizedfor 15 years of serviceto the Diocese ofWichita. MICHAEL SABALA ‘93St. Catherine ofSienna SocialStudies teacher,Michael Sabalarecieved the 2025Diocese of WichitaSt. Thomas MoreSocial StudiesAward. DEREK PURCELL ‘02Derek Purcell has been promoted to the rank ofCaptain with the Wichita Police Department. Sincejoining the force nearly twenty years ago, Derekhas consistently demonstrated leadership,dedication, and a strong commitment to servinghis community. We congratulate Derek on thiswell-deserved achievement and look forward toseeing the continued positive impact he will havein his new role.With an extensive leadership role overseeingover 7,000 employees and a $1.5 billionbudget, Gomez has successfully guidedLUMC through key milestones, includingachieving Magnet nursing designations andexpanding retail pharmacy services. Hiscontributions to health care managementand governance further highlight hiscommitment to excellence in the field.Congratulations, Tad!7
LYNNE FINCH ‘15Zach and Lynne (Duling)Finch welcome their firstborn, Eleanor Finch, bornNovember 2024.MACKENZIE HIRSCHLER& BOBBY ARMSTRONG ‘16Mackenzie Hirschler andBobby Armstrong, bothgraduates of the Class of2016, were marriedDecember 6, 2024 inCancun, Mexico. JAKE MORGAN ‘15Jake Morgan was married toEllie (Staver) in November of2024 in a destinationwedding at Camp Lucy inDripping Springs, TX. JAMIE FREEMAN ‘06Jamie (Klein) Freeman, current1st Grade teacher atResurrection Catholic School,was recognized for 5 years ofservice to the Diocese ofWichita. BorcelleCANDICE URBAN ‘02Candice (Oltmanns) Urbanjust completed her fifthmarathon this month withWear Blue: Run toRemember, an organizationdedicated to honoring thesacrifices of fallen heroes.She first joined to honor herdear friend and classmate,U.S. Marine Corps CaptainChris Norgren. Since then,Candice has become apassionate communityorganizer and spokesperson GAGE GARCIA ‘13Gage Garcia was namedthe 2024 All Metro LeagueCross Country Coach.While at Bishop Carroll,Gage was accomplished inboth cross country andtrack and continued hissuccess while competingfor WSU.GRANT KETZNER ‘17Grant Ketzner marriedEmily Ridder inNovember of 2024 atSt. Catherine of SienaParish in Wichita, KS.LILLY TOON ANDCONNOR KLAUSMEYER ‘19Lilly Toon and ConnorKlausmeyer, bothgraduates of the Classof 2019, were marriedin November of 2024 atSt. Peter the ApostleChurch in Schulte, KS. 8for the cause. You can find her and her dedicatedvolunteers along the Wear Blue Mile at the PrairieFire Marathon, proudly holding flags inremembrance.ADAM CLESS ‘09Adam and wife,Jessica welcomed anew baby boy,Alexander, in earlyFebruary. CHRISTOPHER HYBL ‘11Christopher Hybl,class of 2011, marriedAmilia Winter on July14, 2024.
BRADEN HOWELL ‘24BRADEN HOWELL ‘24Southwestern College quarterbackBraden Howell has been selected asthe 2024 Kessinger Division Player ofthe Year following a standout seasonfor the Moundbuilders. Howell, wholed his team with exceptional play onboth the ground and in the air, brokemultiple school records and finishedwith impressive national rankings inthe NAIA Third Team All American.Braden is now playing professionallyin Toulouse, France.Landon Forbes, the starting point guard for thedefending D1 JUCO National ChampionshipHutchinson Community College Blue Dragons wasnamed KJCCC Player of the Week in Week 11.Landon earned KJCCC first-team honors with 9.1points per game and led the conference in assistswith 4.1 per game and was fifth in steals with 2.8 pergame.BorcelleELIAS ISEMAN ‘24ELIAS ISEMAN ‘24BRECKYN HOY ‘24BRECKYN HOY ‘24Breckyn Hoy, a dominantmidfielder for Johnson CountyCommunity College, wasselected All-Kansas JayhawkCommunity CollegeConference Division II and All-Region 6 Division II first-team.LANDON FORBES ‘23LANDON FORBES ‘23Elias Iseman, an InformationTechnology and ManagementInformation Systems Majorwas recognized with theBarton School 25 under 25Award. “This award will alsohelp me inspire others to letthem know that they can besuccessful and be recognizedas well if they put in hard workand dedication.” NATHAN TAJCHMAN ‘24NATHAN TAJCHMAN ‘24Matthew Gottschalkreceived the Airman ofthe Year award for the931st Air Refueling Wingat McConnell AFB duringthe Annual AwardsBanquet earlier thismonth.Kansas WesleyanCoyote - AlexLittlejohn becamethe university'scareer scoringleader. At January11th’s game,Littlejohnsurpassed theprevious record setin 1955. ALEX LITTLEJOHN ‘21ALEX LITTLEJOHN ‘21MATTHEW GOTTSCHALK ‘20MATTHEW GOTTSCHALK ‘20Andrea, a first-generationcollege student at NewmanUniversity majoring inMarketing and minoring inData Analytics was recentlynamed HomecomingQueen. She is a residentassistant at Fugate Hall anda member of the cheer anddance team. Fuentes alsohas internships with theWichita Thunder hockeyteam and the Student ANDREA FUENTES ‘21ANDREA FUENTES ‘21Nathan Tajchman – Coffeyville (KJCCC BaseballEast Division Player of the Week) Red Ravenfreshman outfielder Nathan Tajchman poweredCoffeyville's offense to a four-game sweep overSouthwestern Community College to open the2025 season. Tajchman had a hit in every gamegoing a combined 8 for 12 with four extra-basehits to start the season while scoring twice anddriving in seven runs across the four-game slate.Success Center on campus, and she works withNewman University's Relations department. 9
S T A F FS T A F F English/Religion teacherDaniel Willis and fiancéDeseray CruzReceptionist, Jennifer Hybl’sGrandbabyAdvancement Officer, AlanSchuckman’s GrandbabyGerman Teacher, Liana Fusco’sGrandbabyCustodian, Delos Straub’sGrandbabyArt Teacher, Cathy Bachrodt’sGrandbaby10Rory James McCabeBlake Alene BrannanBaby #5 for Athletic DirectorTyler Fraizer and wife Tori Harriet LouiseWillow May PlamerKai Alan GanjuTheodore Patrick Masin Art Teacher, Cathy Bachrodt’sGrandbabyHalston Lisieux FraizerReligion teacher Ellie Bixenman and fiancéCharlie McMenus
N E W SN E W SScience teacher, SpencerShellhammer Golden AppleAward Recipient11Kristine KrierCharlie EbrightSpanish teacher, GwenGlass, celebrates 15 years ofServiceSpencer Shellhammer Kyle KleinReligion teacher, Brooke KrugCommunity System Director,Cory Swords, celebrates 20years of Service5A-1A Swim/Dive Coach of the YearRegional Wrestling Coach ofthe YearSt. Thomas MoreDistinguished Social StudiesTeacher of the Year St. Philippine DuchesneOutstanding New Teacherand husband Ethan, areexpecting in late March and husband Michael, areexpecting in late March Religion teacher, Grace Carr
March is here, and we are already gearing up for nextyear. We are interviewing 83 junior applicants andselecting around 40 to serve as peer ministers for the2025/2026 school year. The peer ministers will workwith Fr. Hayden and the Campus Ministers to providethe Kairos retreats for our junior class next year.These students will also participate in other retreatsfor our students and for younger students in thediocese.We are reviewing our weekly calendar and makingsome changes for next year. We have receivedfeedback from students and staff about somenecessary changes to the new calendar. We will sharethese updates with our families as soon as they arefinalized.As I wrap up my first year here at Bishop Carroll, Iwould like to thank the people who have helped melearn the ropes this year. President Tish Nielsen hasmade herself available at all times to help me thinkthrough situations and brings a wealth of history andexperience to the table. Mr. Slade Lamunyon and Mr.Keaton McCracken have proven to be a great team ofadministrators here at Bishop Carroll. All three of ushave worked well together and are excited about thefuture. The department chairs meet with us monthlyand provide expertise on the best options for ourschool, both now and in the future. The CommunityDeans and CLT leadership always remind us that wemust build strong relationships with our students ifwe want to have a thriving Catholic community at ourschool. Our faculty and staff meet weekly to ensurewe are doing our best to meet our students' needs forformation and education. And finally, our students—we have the greatest student body, and they havedone so much to encourage our staff and make us allfeel welcome. This year isn't over yet, and I lookforward to enjoying every day we have left in the2024/2025 school year.PrincipalHello BC Family,In Christ,12
13Back in the Eagles NestBack in the Eagles NestTaylor Dugan, a BC graduate in the class of 2004, is the headcoach for girls' basketball. She has led the team to many greatvictories in recent years, including league championships in2021, 2022, and 2023.During her time at Bishop Carroll, she also played basketball.One of her fondest memories is from her senior year when theteam won the state championship in 2004. She won thatchampionship with her best friends—her teammates.Dugan aspires to keep alive the traditions and values shelearned while she was in high school. She always makes sure toteach the principles of Bishop Carroll by demonstrating themherself.“I strive to lead by example, showing the girls what it means tolive with integrity, kindness, and respect,” said Dugan. “Iencourage them to support each other on and off the court.”Dale Faber, has recently taken up the role of head basketballcoach once again at Bishop Carroll. Faber is a BC grad fromthe class of 1976 who coached here from 1987 to 1999. Faber played basketball and baseball during his high schoolyears. In 1975 his basketball team was the first basketballteam to qualify for the state tournament that year. Althoughthey were ranked in the lowest seed, they won their firstgame against number one seed Topeka Highland Park,knocking them out of the running. Since returning to Bishop Carroll, he has been able to pass onthe wisdom he learned during his time at school. He alsoincorporates Christ's teaching in his coaching. His focus is tomake sure players feel cared for and seen, both on and offthe court. “We really want to embrace the fact that it is important andneeded that we "express our gratitude" to those who enableus to be a BC student and a BC athlete,” said Faber. Bishop Carroll has always been known for its strong community. This aspect of our culture attractsmany former student-athletes to return to BC as coaches. These five people have had great successas athletes and are continuing this success as coaches. Not featured: Alumni Ron Horsch ‘80,Spencer Shellhammer ‘10, and Mara McElgunn ‘18 have also put in many dedicated hours coachingat Bishop Carroll.
Chris Jaax graduated from Bishop Carroll in 2001. Sincereturning to Carroll, he has been a coach of both the trackand football teams. Jaax was recently promoted to headcoach of the football team and took up the position for thenext coming season. Jaax has many fond memories of playing football during hishigh school years. His senior year was when the twenty-two-year winning streak against Kapaun was started. Healso vividly remembers beating Liberal in an exciting game. “Liberal was the dominant team in 5A and had deniedBishop Carroll football the opportunity to play in the stateplayoffs for years,” said Jaax. Some important teachings Jaax learned during his timeplaying track and football at BC was the value of hard workand dedication. These lessons have created a firmfoundation for Jaax in his life after high school. He alwaysmakes time for Christ’s teaching in his coaching as well. “Football forms young men in fantastic ways,” said Jaax, “Itteaches them virtue and gives them confidence andstrength. This makes it a great avenue for them toencounter Jesus Christ as they learn who they are and werecreated to be.” 14Josh Mans graduated from Bishop Carroll in 2007. He nowworks at Carroll in the counseling office and coaches for thefootball and track teams. He found his year at BC very formativeand loves coming back here to give back to the school thathelped him during those years. His favorite memories are the relationships and the people thatsports brought him. Mans has focused on many importantvirtues while coaching at Carroll, his favorite being thateveryone has value no matter what. “It's important to remember that athletics gives us anopportunity to use the gifts God has given to us for his glory,but at the same time, my value is not directly tied to myperformance,” said Mans, “I have dignity and worth because Iwas created in God's image and likeness. I want all of ourathletes to know this!” In addition to telling his players they are valued, Mans alsoshows his players with his actions. “We pray together, try to witness the beauty of the sport in allthat we do, and talk openly about our faith. I believe that sportsare a way that we can be formed as better disciples and I try notto lose sight of that in our message to the athletes.” Page by Flyer Staff Writer, Rica Bluml
Teri Larson, a graduate from the class of 1981, returnedto Bishop Carroll after retiring from the Maize schooldistrict in 2023. Larson played volleyball during her time atCarroll and is very excited to be coaching here. “My last two years of coaching at BCCHS have beenwonderful. The girls have worked so hard and are a joy tobe around,” said Larson. “Coming back to Carroll hasbeen an extraordinary experience.” During her own high school experience, Larson playedvolleyball along with softball. She recalls one of herfavorite memories from playing sports at Carroll waswhen her team won the state championship in softball in1980. “Several of my good friends were on BOTH teams. Webeat Newton in the finals and my summer traveling teamwas from Newton so I knew everyone on their high schoolteam too. It was a great game!!” said Larson. An important lesson she learned in high school was thevalues of sportsmanship and putting God before anythingelse, something that she continues to live by today. Sheloves when opponents compliment Carroll players’ senseof integrity. Whether it’s at practice, a team dinner or afilm session, Larson makes it her priority to start with ateam prayer. “Putting God first puts everything else in perspective,” saidLarson. 15Page by Flyer Staff Writer, Rica BlumlDo you have a greatidea for an article youwould like to seefeatured in a futureedition of The Aquila?Be sure to let us know!Email Jackie Foltz at FoltzJackie@bcchs.org
The boys team ended their season underreturning Head Coach Dale Faber with a10-11 record, falling in overtime vs #5Topeka West in the first round of theirsub state. All City Honors include: 2ndTeam: Brody Kreutzer and HonorableMention: Ian Muth and JacksonBergkamp. BOYS BASKETBALLThe girls team finished their season 16-6after they advanced to the second roundof their sub state vs #3 Andover. All CityHonors include: 1st Team Megan Simon;2nd Team: Lilly Martin and Avery McCorry;Honorable Mention: Anna Stallbaumerand Brooke Steven.GIRLS BASKETBALLThe Golden Eagle Wrestling program hadan unforgettable season, with AlexisMeans becoming the first-ever statechampion for the girls and Brady Dulingearning the boys' first state title in over adecade. The boys team showed theirresilience as they battled back to a secondplace finish at state! The boys teamexcelled at both regional and City Leaguetournaments, with 13 out of 14 boyswrestlers qualifying for state and CoachKyle Cline earning Regional Coach of theYear honors. Dominating the City Leaguewith over 100 points and sweepingmultiple championships, the boys team’shard work was evident, as even the JVsquad claimed the GWAL JV title. Hugecongratulations to a great season for bothteams...Hard work truly does pay off! BOYS & GIRLS WRESTLINGATHLETIC & ACTIVITY16
UPDATEThe boys wrapped up their seasonwith a 3rd place at their Regional thatqualified them for the 5A StateChampionship at Northrock. As a teamthey took 7th and our medalists werein 18th Leighton Daugherty and in18th Jesus Lucero. BOYS BOWLINGThe girls finished up their season on ahigh note! They won their Regional andwon the 5A State Title! With the teamstate championship these girls were top20 medalists: 4th place AnneTimmermeyer, 13th place RoseTimmermeyer and in 20th MeredithSeay.GIRLS BOWLINGThe 2024-2025 season was highly successfulfor our varsity team, with championships atCollegiate, St. John’s, and the 5A regional atKapaun Mount Carmel, culminating in ourfifth 5A state championship. The team had anoutstanding performance, with 22 out of 34teams placing in the top four at 26 differentmeets, marking the most top-four finishes inBC Scholars' Bowl history.SCHOLARS BOWL17The boys had a fantastic season! Though ourteam was smaller this year, the quality and workethic were stronger than ever. We performedexceptionally well at regular season meets andmoved up to 4th place in the league. Moreswimmers and divers qualified for state withindividual events than in recent years. While wefinished 25th out of 44 at state, we’re proud ofthe progress. Congratulations to Zach Stephen(8th place in diving) and our Andale co-op diverswho took 1st! We’re excited about the talentreturning and the bright future ahead!BOYS SWIM AND DIVE
Next year at Bishop Carroll, every single juniorstudent will attend a Kairos retreat, a three-day,two-night experience that allows students to getaway from the busyness, pressures, anddistractions of day-to-day life in order to make timeand space to encounter God. Leading these retreatswill be a group of seniors, who we are in theprocess of selecting. Part of this process involvesinterviewing students who have applied and askingthem why they want to be part of this team.This process, while time-consuming, has been veryeye-opening for me and, I think, for other facultyand administrators who are involved. I amconsistently amazed by the response of manystudents, some of whom I barely know, who speakabout their lives of prayer at a very mature,profound level. We have students who truly knowGod.I am consistently amazed, too, by the desire of ourstudents to help their classmates and friendsencounter and experience His love, which changesour lives. We have students who want to make Godknown.This is, for me, what makes Bishop Carroll such awonderful place to work. I often catch myselfthinking, and expressing to colleagues, how fun thisjob is. It is a joy to know all the students and to seethe good work God is beginning in their lives.Thank you, first, to the parents of our students, wholay the foundation that we have the privilege ofbuilding upon. And thank you for your support,which makes this incredible work possible for meand for all our faculty and staff. Please continue topray for us, that God will continue to make Himselfknown to our students and fill our hearts with Hispeace that surpasses all understanding.Fr. Hayden CharlesChaplainHappy Lent BC Family,In Christ,18
10March For Life 2025March For Life 2025Students traveled to Washington, D.C., and Topekato participate in the March for Life, joiningthousands in advocating for the dignity andprotection of the unborn. Their presencedemonstrated a commitment to defending life andstanding up for those who cannot speak forthemselves.19
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Join us this summer for our Campus Cleanup Week! We’re inviting all alumni,parents, and friends of Bishop Carroll to roll up their sleeves and help refreshour campus. Whether you're an expert gardener, a handyman, or just looking tolend a hand, your support will make a big difference in maintaining the beautyand spirit of our school. It’s a great opportunity to reconnect with fellowcommunity members and give back to the place that has given so much to us.Mark your calendars and come be a part of this special effort to keep BishopCarroll looking its best! Click HERE to sign upor email Lawrence Barles for more informationat BarlesLawrence@bcchs.org. Students: Get next year’sstewardship hours knockedout while cleaning andbeautifying our campus!Monday, June 16th - Friday, June 20thCleanupCampusCome one, come all for the Campus Cleanup!Come one, come all for the Campus Cleanup! 22Sporting Clays Tournament The BC Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays team willbe holding a Sporting Clays tournament on April5th at the Sportsman’s Training Center, STC eastof Augusta. Five-person squads of alumni,parents and current students on the team will becompeting for bragging rights, eating a BBQ lunchand enjoying an auction of BC and outdoorrecreational items. To learn more, please click onthis link to see the packet of information. GoEagles! COMING SOONCOMING SOON
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