Volume 11, Issue 7, has now been published in our bi-weekly edition that reviews the events and news of Subiaco Academy from the past two weeks. Click on the title above to be taken to the TROJAN RULE archive page to access the current edition.

The Trojans placed 11th of 33 teams at the State Cross Country Meet in Hot Springs on November 2, 2018. Leading runners for Subiaco were Max Linares, Timmie Constantino, Jacob Bristol, Paul Seiter, Matthew Whittle, and Bear Moore.

Achieving academic honors at any high school is quite an accomplishment, but to do so at a college preparatory academy is even more so an honor and extraordinary achievement. Congratulations to all these young men for their academic accomplishments this quarter. Click above to access the honor roll and faculty lists for this quarter.

On October 27, Subiaco day and boarding students were taken by Mr. Breedlove & Dean Fleetwood to Jacksonville and Little Rock. They began the day with Thunder Over the Rock air show, the evening with a movie and dinner at Taziki’s Greek Restaurant, and ended with Fear Factory (haunted house, escape room, gyro machine, etc.).

On Friday evening at the Trojan Football game, 12 seniors were honored for their participation in golf and football at Subiaco Academy. Ethan Martinez was recognized for his competition on the golf team. The following 11 seniors were recognized for their participation as part of the football program: Thomas Bourgeois, Jordan Rainwater, Allen Tayn, Luke Hertlein, Kit Turner, Dodge Mendenhall, Ethan Miller, Gage Lee, Evan Redmond, Haeven Patterson, and Jackson O'Neal. The Trojans were defeated by Mena 51-18.

Subiaco captured the District 4A-4 runnerup trophy at the cross country meet on October 23 at Clarksville. Heber Springs won the district championship trophy. The Trojans top finishers were Timothy Constantino, Max Linares, Jacob Bristol, Paul Seiter, and Aidan Everett. George Urlakis was the top finisher of the junior high Trojans. The Trojan senior high team finished ahead of Dardanelle, Ozark, Clarksville, Dover, and Pottsville.