Defending State Champion Eagle Baseball Travels Wednesday for Regional Round of TAPPS State

Defending state champion Eagle Baseball (25-12) faces San Antonio Antonian in the regional round of the TAPPS Division I state tournament Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. at The Yards of Cameron in Cameron. [CLICK HERE for directions to The Yards of Cameron] The single-game elimination is a rematch of the 2017 neutral-site best-of-the-three series which the Eagles [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:02-05:00May 7th, 2018|Baseball, Campus News, Athletics|1 Comment

Defending State Champion Eagle Baseball Advances in TAPPS State Tournament

The defending state champion Eagles rallied to capture the best-of-three TAPPS Division I playoff series with Addison Trinity Christian Academy with a pair of convincing victories at Fr. Wilson Field. Adhering to the adage that momentum is the next game’s starting pitcher, Eagle Baseball won 8-2 and 12-3 to advance in the state tournament against [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:02-05:00May 3rd, 2018|Athletics, Baseball|0 Comments

‘Eagles’ Nest’ Spring 2018 – Highest Tech

Enjoy the Eagles’ Nest Spring 2018 … the latest personal stories and compelling examples of our award-winning academics and activities … plus the vital role that the St. Thomas experience continues to play in the formation of exemplary character and strong moral values in our community.   CLICK HERE FOR THE EAGLES' NEST SPRING 2018 [...]

STH Wins Top Honors at TAPPS Academic Competition

State championships come in many shapes and sizes at St. Thomas High School. The STH team of 30 Eagle scholars and elocutionists won first place in Academics at the 2018 TAPPS State Academic, Speech & Debate contest. They also placed second overall in the combined competition that included Speech & Debate scores. TAPPS State Academic, [...]

By |2021-05-25T09:50:44-05:00April 18th, 2018|Student Life, Campus News, Academics|0 Comments

Going 10 Rounds with Ed Marintsch, PhD

The acclaimed faculty member completing his 33rd academic year within the science and math departments at St. Thomas tackles a speed round of questions. Originally you’re from New York City, attended Christ the King High School, Middle Village, Queens. Later, City College of New York. What brought you to Houston? "I took a job with [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:02-05:00April 11th, 2018|Campus News, Faculty Profiles|3 Comments

St. Thomas Launches Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Project

St. Thomas is partnering with Vaughn Construction and global architecture and design firm Perkins + Will to create a multidisciplinary science wing that will give the institution an unprecedented environment for equipping college preparatory students as leaders in pursuing future scientific challenges. The guiding principles for the 9,000 square foot redevelopment for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:03-05:00April 11th, 2018|Campus News|Comments Off on St. Thomas Launches Multidisciplinary Science and Technology Project

Honduras Mission Trip Fosters Lasting Commitment to Faith, Service Among Eagle Scholars

Marty Matulia was only a few months into his new role as the campus ministry director when he quickly gained an acute understanding for the value of student mission trips and “the power of paying it forward.” Now in the closing weeks of his deeply impactful and respected 16-year tenure, the one-time college hardball hand [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:04-05:00March 28th, 2018|Student Life, Campus News|0 Comments

It’s ‘Curtains’ – St.Thomas Spring Musical Rises Through the Roof for Rollicking Good Fun

The St. Thomas spring musical unleashed a killer comedy complete with brass and sass showcasing a bevy of theatrical talents and illuminating backstage expertise. Curtains premiered in March on the Cemo Auditorium stage, the breezy Tony-award nominated murder-mystery whodunit from 2007 Broadway, the last big show created by John Kander (composer) and Fred Ebb (lyricist), [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:04-05:00March 27th, 2018|Campus News, Student Life|0 Comments

#TBT Herrera ’09 Plays Role in Life-Saving Bionic Heart Project

This article was originally published in November 2015 and appeared in the 'Eagles' Nest Winter 2015' Once John Herrera ‘09 earned his degree in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University he figured it was merely a matter of time before returning to campus to complete his MBA at the prestigious Krannert School of Management. But never [...]

By |2018-07-19T17:12:05-05:00March 22nd, 2018|Alumni, Campus News|0 Comments
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