Summer 2015 The Sword

St. Paul High School Alumni Newsletter

IN THIS EDITION

Final Call for Legacy

Bricks Alumni of the Year Golf Tourney recap Class of 2015 Alumni News In Memoriam Reunion Info

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You can purchase a brick online at www.stpaulapps.org/bricks or by calling the

Office of Advancement at 562-698-6246 x 726 or alumni@stpaulhs.org

If you declare with your mouth

“Jesus is Lord,” and believe in

your heart that God raised him

from the dead, you will be saved.

For it is with your heart that you

believe and are justified, and it is

with your mouth that you profess

your faith and are saved.

Romans 10:9-10

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Suzanne Parnham was born and raised in Norwalk, Califor-nia, the daughter of David and Ruth Anderson Beauchamp. She at-tended elementary school at St. John of God and followed in her mother’s foot-

steps by attending St. Paul High School. Ruth was a member of the second graduating class of SPHS, the Class of 1961. Suzanne was one of three girls born to David and Ruth Anderson Beauchamp who graduated from St. Paul High School: Suzanne Parnham, Class of 1982; Julie Sedlacek, Class of 1984; and Shari Sanchez, Class of 1987. Following graduation, Suzanne at-tended California State University Long Beach, earning a Bache-lor of Arts degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies. To pay her college expenses, she worked as a manager at Burger King and Golf ‘N Stuff. These jobs opened the door managing food opera-tions at Knott’s Berry Farm. Twenty-six years later, she is still employed at Knott’s and currently works as a Purchasing Spe-cialist. She also works as a substitute teacher at St. Pius V Catholic School. While working at Knott’s, she met her hus-band, Ken, to whom she has been married for 21 years. They have two sons: Nate – SPHS Class of 2014, and Matthew – SPHS Class of 2017. Suzanne is actively involved as a member of the MOMS club, served as a member of the St. Paul Advisory Council, and works tirelessly with the band program. She also volunteers with the St. Jude Cancer Center, the American Cancer Society, and the Long Beach chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association.

Suzanne Parnham ‘82

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Stephen Yslas is a member of the 1965 graduating class from St. Paul High School. He went to UCLA and graduated with a B.A. and J.D. from the UCLA School of Law. Stephen has broad U.S. and international legal and regulatory experience. He retired as Corporate Vice President and General Counsel from Northrop Grumman where he held several leadership po-sitions, including Deputy General Counsel. Stephen has served on the City of Los Angeles Board of Police Commission-ers and was the commission’s president during the 1984 Olympics. He served as a member of the boards of the Consti-tutional Rights Foundation, the American Heart Association and the Police Memorial Foundation and as a trustee of the Claremont McKenna College. Presently, Stephen is a member of the board of directors for Westwood Technology Transfer, the company responsible for the licensing of the intellectual property owned by the Univer-sity of California Los Angeles and which oversees industry-sponsored research contracts at UCLA. He is quite active in public service and is a trustee of both the Ahmanson Founda-tion and the Martin Luther King Community Hospital Founda-tion. Stephen is a member of the Hispanic National, Mexican-American, California and Washington D.C. bar associations. Stephen was honored in 2010 for distinguished Public Service by the Los Angeles Legal Aid Foundation and for community service and professional achievement by the Mexican-American Bar Foundation.

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2015 ST. PAUL GOLF CLASSIC IN MEMORY OF TOM KLEMENS

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The 17th Annual St. Paul High School Golf Classic in memory of Tom Klemens was held on May 11th at the exclusive Friendly Hills Country Club in Whittier.

A loyal supporter of St. Paul High School, Tom Klemens ’68, initiated the first golf tournament for the school and was chairman of the event for many years. Tom passed away in 2006 and the tournament is now named in his memory. Tom’s wife Pat, remains a generous sponsor of the tournament and of the school, funding a $5,000 scholarship for a deserving student each year.

Guest speaker and emcee for the live auction portion of the evening was Ed Luther, former NFL quarterback for the San Diego Chargers and a 1975 alumnus. Ed provided the crowd with some great SP memories, several hearty laughs, and encouraged generous bids on some great auction prizes.

A special foursome of guests in attendance at the event were: Cephus Weatherspoon – former wide re-ceiver for the New Orleans Saints; Reggie Doss – former defensive end for the LA Rams; and Leroy Irvin – former cornerback for the LA Rams. These celebrated athletes joined their friend, former NFL player and current SPHS strength and conditioning coach, Lucious Smith, in support of the golf tournament which

helped to raise over $30,000 for St. Paul athletics. Each year, this event keeps growing with people and excitement! Be sure to “Save the Date” on your calen-

dar for next year’s tournament – May 9, 2016. A HUGE thank you to our sponsors!

Guest Speaker, Ed Luther

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Dave Fitzpatrick, Tom Somoza, Fred Valko, Mike Owings Pat Snyder, John Crawley, Jim Emmerling, Jim Reich

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Mike Muleady, Jim Lovell, Lou Enriquez, Brian Quirk John Hernandez, Dan Ross, Don Foss, Ed Luther Jim Rutherford, Russ Wells, Mark Rombal

Paul Viele, John Belczak, Joe Shaheen, Mike Crawley Randy Reynoso, Ernie Ybarra, Randy Meacham, Bob Wilczynski

Lenn & Ellen Kimura, Pat Klemens, Randy Riley

First American Foursome Mike Buehring, Ben Rodriguez, Curtis Rendich, Ryann Rendich

Mick Foster, Sergio Silva, Ralph Munguia, Paul Hernandez

Greg Governale, Anthony Guerra, Lily Kurotobi, Cheryl Guerra

Leroy Irvin, Reggie Doss, Cephus Weatherspoon Mr. Munguia & sons Chris, Alex & Steve

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Craig James, Benjamin Juarez, Kevin Rivas, Jacob Munoz

Joe & Nick Governale, Brandon Baucom, Jesse Saragosa, Frank Ulloa

Mark Biddlecomb, Bob Renteria, Bob Verzani, Mike Renteria

Wayne Westling, Tom Prenovost, Dan Pratt, Tom King, Tom Narey

Ron & Teresa Gunther, Steve Duda Santos Kreimann, Max Kreimann

Rick Kightlinger, Mike Witteman, Jim Burford, Stan Perkins Steve Jackson, Marty Kallemeyn, Steve Weddle, Rob Lewis

Roger Stites, Armando Lozano, Dennis Rodgers, Steve Romo

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The Zieman Family IOTEC

Jose Luevano, Craig Cartosian, JoseTorres, Paul Echavarria

Patrick Prouty, Craig Klemens, Nathan Miller, Paul Andersen, Christian Hand

Steve Johnson, Bob Ortega, Mike Wiltz, Frank Paredes Greg Aguirre, Mike Ortiz, Ryan Davis, Michael Salazar

Pat Klemens Manuel & Angie Soto John Hawkins ‘69 Parker Kennedy Brian & Gina Kelly Ron Jennings ‘74 Bill Tegeler ‘74 Michael Crawley ‘75 Marc & Susie Younger Rosales ‘75 Tom Prenovost ‘68 Craig Johnston ‘76 Jim Wise ‘69 Janice Rozzi Minuto ‘61 Leland Smith Joe Shaheen ‘75 John Busch—New American Funding Whittier Village Cinemas Pier 39 San Francisco Brea Improv Uptown Wellness Bailey Street Kitchen Ruby’s Diner Triangle Distributing Co. Guerra Gutierrez Mortuary Dick’s Sporting Goods Steve & Terri Gore Ferguson Jackson ‘69 Fergie & Josh Duhamel Mitsubishi Rayon Golf Shafts–Mark Gunther ‘87 Patrick Fitzimons—Buddy’s All-Stars Roy Wilson ‘87 Connie Ramsay Bob Wilczynski ‘77 Sal’s Propane Lisa Ancich ‘83 Bill Doak ‘83 The SPHS MOMs Club Two Paws Up Chris Munguia ‘88, SC Beverage Inc. Mark Qiao Majestik Realty—Phyllis Walker ‘84 Carlos Huezo-Boost Mobile Pure Cellular #2 Natural History Museum

A Special Thanks to CHALIO’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT in Los Angeles for providing breakfast for our golfers

& ZAPIEN’S SALSA GRILL in Pico Rivera for providing lunch!

CLASS OF 2015

Congratulations Class of 2015 Arizona State University Bellevue College California State University Fullerton California State University, Channel Islands

California State University, Dominguez Hills California State University, East Bay California State University, Long Beach California State University, Los Angeles California State University, San Bernardino California State University, San Marcos Carnegie Mellon University Cerritos College Clarkson University Concordia University, Irvine Cypress College East Los Angeles College Eastern New Mexico University Electrical Apprenticeship Fullerton College George Mason University

Grand Canyon University Hawai’i Pacific University Humboldt State University

Internship: The Art Institute of California Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Long Beach City College Lourdes University Mount San Antonio College Mount St. Mary’s University Northern Arizona University Northwest Lineman College Odessa College Ohio Christian University Orange Coast College Pace University, New York Pasadena City College Pennsylvania State University

Pensacola State College Rio Hondo College Sacred Heart University San Francisco State University Santa Monica College State University of New York, Buffalo United States Air Force United States Navy University of Alabama University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Merced University of California, Riverside University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of La Verne University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of San Diego University of Washington Utah State University Eastern

Vanguard University West Coast University of Nursing Whittier College

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Valedictorian Salutatorian

Renee Madrigal Carnegie Mellon University

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Charissa Rojales University of California,

Berkeley

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Dear St. Paul Friends & Family, As this school year comes to a close, we reflect on the many achieve-ments of our students. Once again, our seniors look forward to Grad Night and donning their blue robes for graduation. Our Valedicto-rian, Renee Madrigal, will be attending the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh and our Salutatorian, Charissa Rojales, will make her way north to the University of California, Berkeley. The list of colleges and universities that the Class of 2015 has been accepted to is an impressive one. Many of these students would not have been able to experience this vibrant, academically challenging, Catholic, college preparatory education if it wasn’t for the generosity of so many. In 2014-15, St. Paul students received over $700,000 in tuition assistance. It’s been more than 2 decades since I joined the SPHS family as a parent volunteer. My children have long ago graduated and it won’t be long until my grandchildren become Swordsmen. Why am I still involved? The list of reasons is long – strong traditions, the commu-nity of faith, and most of all, watching these students grow from youth into inspiring young men and women. As Chairman of the SPHS Advisory Board, I ask you to join me in supporting these students by making a personal gift. All contribu-tions are valued and appreciated, regardless of the amount. You CAN make a difference!

Click here to Help Them Thrive! Thank you in advance for your support of the SWORDSMEN! Angie Soto Advisory Board Chair

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Have you ever shopped online? Do you know that every time you do this, you could

be helping out SPHS?

Thousands of merchants participate in the eScrip

program and donate to SPHS a certain percentage of your purchases. You produce

revenue by making purchases you would make anyway; groceries, clothing, toys, gifts, etc. Sign up NOW alumni, parents & friends. All you have

to do is designate St. Paul as your school of choice for donations through the program.

Shop online or locally.! Go out to dinner or travel!

Go to

eScrip.com

and register now!

The easiest way to give back to SPHS

Anyone can do it!

IT’S FREE!

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Alumni News - Congratulations to…..

James J. Di Cesare ’64, who was awarded the Franklin G. West Award by the Orange County Bar Association. The award was established in 1971 and presented each year to an attorney or judge whose lifetime achievements have advanced justice and law.

Randall Reynoso ’05 and Sarah Burciaga Reynoso ’05 on their recent wedding. They were married on June 6, 2015 at the Immaculata Church on the campus of the University of San Diego by

former SPHS Principal Rev. Bob Gallagher. Ferdinand and Reina Sumabat, who recently sold Fitzger-ald’s Flower Shop in Downey after 25 years and started Fitz-gerald’s Floral Events, which focuses on weddings and spe-cial events and Christmas tree rental and service www.fitzgeraldsflowers.com. Ferdinand and Reina, after losing their son Darren in his junior year at St. Paul in 2001, started the Darren Sumabat Scholarship, which recognizes a current student who cherishes life, is involved in student life and strives to do the best they can in all they do not only at St. Paul but in their personal life, with funds towards their next year’s tuition. Darren’s sister Natasha ‘08 and brother Derrick ‘10 are both St. Paul alumni. We wish them all con-tinued success. Rozalyn Lucero Corona ‘96 and her husband Alex on the birth of their son Alejandro born September 25, 2014.

Steven Lafferty ’92 on being sworn in as a new member of the Board of Directors for The Greater Eureka Chamber of Commerce and honored by the Rotary Club of Eureka as a Paul Harris Fellow for his support and contributions to the Rotary International Founda-tion. Steven is the owner of Stewart Telecommunications in Eureka. Joseph De Ladurantey ‘60 who is now a published author. His book “Cowards, Crooks, and Warriors” is as he describes is a ‘cop novel’. The book is available on Amazon.com, or, for an autographed copy, contact Joe at JCD & Associates, 31103 Rancho Viejo Rd, #2308, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675.

Another alumnus, Mike Beal ‘64, who has also written a fictional novel, “In It T’Win”, a unique poker novel. It is set in the beautiful Temecula area where Mike and his wife Cheryl have lived for over 25 years so the places are real but the people and story line is fictional. To get your copy, email the Beal’s at j.michaelbeal.com or Amazon.com.

Valerie Villarreal ’03, who has been promoted to Senior Director, Customer Engagement Marketing at Live Nation Entertainment. Rory Fitzpatrick ’73 and Vicki Mendonca Diemer ’73, who after graduating 37 years ago were reunited and then married on August 20, 2014. David Kirkland ’90 was promoted to the Head of the Upper School at the Valley School of Ligonier in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. David wishes to thank all of the excellent educators at St. Paul High School for instilling in him a love of learning. He hopes to share the gifts he’s learned at St. Paul with his faculty and staff. David can be reached at dkirkland@valleyschoolofligonier.org

Mark Gentile ’87 writes, “I live in Aliso Viejo with my wife Andrea. We will be celebrating our 20th anniversary this July. (How did we get this old?) We have two children, Gracie 14 and Andrew 12. After graduating from St. Paul I attended CSUF where I received my bache-lors and went on to earn my MBA from Pepperdine. When I hear people complain about their high school years, I feel so fortunate as my memories of SPHS are overwhelmingly positive. I feel very fortunate for having been given the opportunity to be part of a wonderful school!” Monique Deveau ’04 lives in a small town called Gillette in Wyoming. She married in 2013 and has two small boys, Declan and Phoenix. Gil and Suzette Fonfara Montano ’71 write that they retired in 2014 after close to 40 years as educators and noted “Our outstanding edu-cation at SPHS, at all times, prepared us with the critical thinking, academic, collaborative and interpersonal skills, to have successful ca-reers.” Gil retired as a superintendent at southeast ROP. Suzette retired as a high school principal. They included a donation to honor their late parents, Aaron & Jenny Montano and Hank & Irene Fonfara, who ‘clearly understood the value of high school education and graduation from St. Paul High School.’

Where are they now?

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John Burford, ’69 died peacefully on February 9, 2015. He is survived by his wife Marian Fonfara Burford ’72, four children, Michael, Kelly, Katie and Chris, their five grandchildren, brothers William Burford ’62, Jim Burford ’71, sisters Barbara and Judy, and former spouse Corinne Frazier Burford ’70. Jere McDonald, Sr. died on March 14, 2015. He was the father of Mary McDonald Canales ’77 and her husband Rick ’83, Linda McDonald Rubio ’78, Judith McDonald Stark ’79, Jere McDonald, Jr. ’81 and Suzanne McDonald ’86. His grandchildren include Swordsmen An-drew Canales ’09, Emily Canales ’12, Jessica Rubio ’07, Jennifer Rubio ’10, Katelyn Stark ’11 and Brian Stark ’14. Nan Budinger ’75 lost her four year battle with cancer on February 23, 2015. She is survived by her siblings Mary Budinger Sabatini ’64, Anna Theresa Budinger ’72 and Rob Budinger and his wife Carol Martel Budinger ’68. We were notified that Cathy Herbert ’66 died on Dec. 5, 2014. Cathy is survived by her brother Dennis ’68 and sister Mary Pat. Michael Walker ‘64 entered eternal life on March 5, 2015. He is sur-vived by his wife of nearly 50 years Liz Castro Walker ’62, his children Michael ’84 and his wife Marianna and their three children; Craig ’86 and his wife Denise and their children Christopher ’07, Brittany ’11 and Gabriella ’15 and Liz’s brother Steven ’64 and his wife Bonnie Bowker Castro ’65 and their children. Coreen Carter North ’78 died on April 29, 2014 after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband Larry, sons Cory and Gregory, daugh-ter-in-law Nicolette and grandchildren Leilani and Alexander and sib-lings Nathan ’76, Brian ’76, Daneen ’80, Jocelyn ’83, Nadeen ’84 and Elliott. Roger Westling passed away the age of 88 on June 14, 2015. He is survived by his wife, Theresa and their five children; Wayne ’68, Mark ’70, Donna ’73, Kurt ’76 and Gary ’78. He had 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Former SP parent and booster Louie Reynoso passed away on June 12, 2015. He is survived by his wife Annie, children Debbie, Denise, Daphine, Randy ’77, and Russell ’79, eleven grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Emilio Lopez Aragon entered into eternal life on June 20, 2015. He is survived by daughters Evangelina Saavedra, Norma Aragon,Blanca Maldonado, Ruth Orellana, Emily Aragon, Savanna Aragon, Nitzana Aragon, son Eric Aragon, brother Ruben, mother Eulalia, 19 grandchil-dren including Steven Saavedra ‘15, Alexander Saavedra ‘13, and Roberto Saavedra ‘10, and 25 great-grandchildren. Yolanda Hernandez Gutierrez passed away on May 10, 2015. She is survived by her children, Ginger, Yolanda, Vicky (a generous SP volun-teer) and son Joe ‘99 (an SP football coach). She also leaves 11 grandchildren including David Salazar Gomez ‘17, and one great-grandchild. She will be dearly missed by her family and many friends.

In Memoriam For this God is our God forever and ever. He will be our guide, even unto death.

Psalms 48:14

On May 31, 2015, the Swordsmen family lost one of its best and brightest. Michael Gray, Class of 2001, is survived by his son Austin, parents Joe and Shannon (Ryal) Gray, both class of ‘81, his two sisters Saman-tha ‘03, and Kelsey, and a long list of family members, many of whom attended SPHS. Michael was a scholar and a baseball and football player in his years at St. Paul. He will be deeply missed by his family and his

many friends. Reba June Johnston died on the 8th of April. She is survived by her chil-dren, Mary Johnston ’61, Kathy Johnston Viele ’64 and her husband Tony ’61, Gerald Johnston ’65 and wife Cynthia, Kenneth Johnston ’70 and wife Samantha, Nancy Johnston Obenberger ’74 and husband Karl ’71 and Linda Johnston Castro ’78 and Joe, 17 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. April 9, 2015 marked the death of Ron Ohlen ’64. He is survived by his daughter Robyn Ohlen Medina ’88 her husband Miguel ’88, daughter Jonell and their mother Jeanette Ortega ’64 and their grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister Clare and his brother Don Ohlen ’65. Michael Anthony Beaumont ‘67 passed away on September 25, 2014. Mary Matranga passed away on Nov. 18, 2014. She is survived by her children Sue Matranga Watson ’73, Diane T. Matranga-Pucket ’75, Jody Matranga Whitmore ’76, Kris Matranga Lavalette ’78, Stacey Matranga ’85, Greg Matranga ’87 and Lori Matranga Kammer ’89 and their families. Dorothy Ann Roberts, formerly Sister Mary Rita, SSND, who was the Dean of Girls and Dean of Studies at St. Paul High School from 1970 to 1974 passed away on Nov. 15, 2014. Roxanne O’Neil ’67 and Ralph Gallegos ’65, mourn the death of their son James Gallegos, who passed away on December 11, 2014. Patricia Sullivan Thorsen, who was Sister Mary Rosaleen, RSM when she taught here at St. Paul High died in November of 2014 at the age of 85. She taught from 1963 until 1968. Ronald Montes ’70 died on Dec. 28, 2013. He was predeceased by his twin brother Donald and survived by his sisters Virginia Montes Garcia ’62 and Cecilia Pilon, his daughter and 4 grandchildren. Anthony Pisano father of Deborah Pisano Tometz ’72 and Lori Pisano Walker ’80 died June 9, 2012. Catherine Leonhardt Aguilar ’85 and her brother Christopher ’83 lost their beloved grandmother, Josephine Gonzales on January 21, 2015 at the age of 102. We were recently informed of the death of Z. B. Paul Albert Todd ’61.

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Class of 1960—55th Reunion

Location: Sogno Del Fiore Winery - Santa Ynez Valley

Date: Sept. 11, 12 & 13 2015

Chairpersons: Nancy Crooks Spadaro nancyspadaro11@gmail.com

Additional Information: please contact Nancy (email above) or Libby at St.

Paul at llafferty@stpaulhs.org to make sure we have your email or to update

your contact information!

Class of 1965—50th Reunion INFORMATION HAS CHANGED

Location: Crowne Plaza Hotel

Date: October 3, 2015

Chairperson: Bobbie Albright Barker

barbarabk@sbcglobal.net or 310 530-3750

To register, go to HighSchoolReunions.com

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Click on the link to go to the Facebook page & learn more about joining in on

a Class of '65, 3 day Cruise & other activities.

Class of 1970—45th Reunion -- Destination Reunion

Date: September 12, 2015

Location: Halter Ranch Winery, Paso Robles, CA

Committee: Sylvia Rodriguez Hambly, Eileen Setlock McCarren,

Teri Fleckstein Garza

Contact: stpaul70@gmail.com

Class of 1975—40th Reunion Location: JT Schmid’s, Anaheim

Date: October 10, 2015

Chairperson: Mark Frederickson splunge4me@yahoo.com

Class of 1985—30th Reunion Location: Embassy Suites, Brea

Date: September 26, 2015

Chairperson: Catherine Leonhardt Aguilar sphs1985@aol.com

barbarabk@sbcglobal.net or 310 530-3750

To register, go to HighSchoolReunions.com

REUNIONS

Thinking about a reunion or small party? Consider having it on campus! The Franciscan Center yard can accommodate up to 150 people.

We welcome all our alumni!

For all information regarding Reunions, please contact

Mrs. Libby Lafferty in the alumni office at 562-698-6246, ext. 726

or llafferty@stpaulhs.org

2015 VARSITY FOOTBALL

8/28 vs Agoura Home 7:30

9/4 vs Warren Away 7:00

9/11 vs Southeast Away 7:00

9/18 vs Fullerton Home 7:30

9/25 vs JSerra Home 7:30

10/2 BYE

10/9 vs Harvard W Home 7:30

10/16 vs La Salle Home 7:30

10/23 vs Salesian Home 7:30

10/30 vs St Francis Away 7:00

11/6 vs Cathedral Away 7:00