Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School 3A State Champs Meet Mayor Strange

On December 4, 2012 Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange recognized the Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Cross Country Team as Alabama’s 3A State Champions.  Each athlete received a certificate and all were introduced to the City Council and those present at the meeting.  We are so proud of these Knights!

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School 3A State Champs Meet Mayor Strange 1



2012 State Champs pictured with Mayor Todd Strange are: 
Jarrett Chestnutt, James Warner Cleghorn, Josh Davis, Patrick Gregorius, Harry Harris, Devin Kelley, Dylan Martin, Skip Martin, Jarrett Mason, Timothy McOmber, Alex Nyairo, Nathan Revor, Cameron Searcy, Tucker Wilkinson
Head Coach: John Terino
Assistant Coach: Shelby Soukup

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