Montgomery Catholic Pee Wee Football Team Wins Jamboree

Montgomery Catholic Pee Wee Football Team Wins Jamboree 1

The Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Pee Wee football team, consisting of fifth and sixth grade students, won the Lowndes Academy Jamboree Bowl by defeating the Hooper Academy Colts 7-0 in the first game, then defeating the Lowndes Academy Rebels 14-6 in the championship game. Coaches Pat McGinn, Matt Binns, John Wyatt, and Scott Godwin led the Knights in their first-ever youth football season. The Termite team, consisting of second through fourth grade students, also participated in the Lowndes Academy Jamboree and brought home the third place trophy for their age group. The Termite team was coached by Bruce Johnson.

After its inaugural season, the Pee Wee and Termite teams hope to build on the success of this year next season. The Termite team members were John McLennan, Dean Johnson, Grant Smith, Austin Cleghorn, Jason Flowers, Hollis Johnson, James Saliba, Chas Allen, Ethan Binns, Shawn Sponsler, Sean Moore, Will Driver, Dixon Peak, and Harrison Downes. The Pee Wee team members were Carson Binns, Luke Whetstone, Drew Smith, Cameron Huggins, William Furey, John Kitchens, Gabe Boles, Mathew Klinger, Donavahn Wyatt, Clint Williams, Daniel Reeves, Braxton Rogers, William Hooper, Mathew Taylor, Trey Wilkinson, Kamryn Jackson, Cary Dean, Thomas McLaughlin, Luke Craig, Carter Beesley, Evan Miles, Stevie Price, Dylon Godwin, Austin Vickery, Nicholas Brown, and Garrett McGinn.

Recent Posts

From classroom to college: how our Catholic high school prepares students for what’s next

This post explains how Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School prepares high school students for college through a rigorous, faith-informed curriculum, personalized counseling, and balanced involvement in arts and athletics. Learn how formation in character, leadership, and service combines with AP and honors coursework to build disciplined study habits, confidence, and a sense of purpose for success in college and beyond.

Middle school that builds confidence: inside Montgomery Catholic grades 7-8

This post takes you inside Montgomery Catholic Middle School for grades 7-8, where students follow a true college-prep schedule, explore band, MakerSpace, and athletics, and grow in faith and character. Learn how a close-knit campus, caring teachers, and a gentle transition to high school help students build confidence, resilience, and readiness to lead and serve.