One graduating senior was named to 2016-2017 Daily Herald Leadership Team. One graduating senior was recognized as Honor
SAINT VIATOR HIGH SCHOOL 2016-2017: Remarkable Year in Review
Average ACT score:
26.7 (last year 26.6)
Scholarship Earnings: 219 graduates reported collegiate scholarship offers amounting to over $29 million (record high) 18 graduates committed to playing collegiate athletics 3 National Merit Finalists (all receiving scholarships) 9 National Merit Commended Scholars 68 Illinois State Scholars Two of our graduating seniors (our Valedictorian and Salutatorian) have been recognized by the Daily Herald as members of the 2016-17 Northwest Suburban Academic Team. The team recognizes high school seniors who excel in academics and also exhibit a sincere commitment to fellow students and the community at large. One graduating senior was named to 2016-2017 Daily Herald Leadership Team. One graduating senior was recognized as Honorable Mention.
Lions Academic Achievements & Success • • •
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162 Saint Viator students received National recognition on the Spanish Language National exam 22 Saint Viator students received National recognition on the Italian Language National exam The Saint Viator Academic Team competed in the WYSE regional competition with 16 students earning 15 medals, sweeping the Biology and English categories. The team advanced to the WYSE State finals after five students finished at the top of their subjects at sectionals. At State one student placed 3rd in computer science and one placed 4th in biology. The Saint Viator Math Team competed in the State Math Contest. The team placed 9th out of 49 teams, with four students taking 1st place awards. Two Viator Voice editors competed at the first IHSA State Journalism Competition. One took the State Championship in Headline Writing and the other finished 5th in Photo Storytelling. One graduating senior’s short film was named an official selection finalist in the 2016 All American High School Film Festival. One graduating senior won first place in the Arlington Heights VFW Post “Voice of Democracy” essay contest. One graduating senior’s poem was featured in the National Poetry Quarterly and the Winter Anthology published by the American High School Poets’ Society. 7 seniors earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the Boy Scouts of America’s highest honor. 2 seniors won the Elk Grove Fallen Soldier Memorial Scholarship
Lions Athletic Summary •
60 All-Conference Athletes
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Baseball 3A State Champions
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1 Individual State Champion – 100 yard freestyle swimming
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1 Super-Sectional Championship team – Baseball
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3 Sectional Championship teams – Boys basketball, softball and baseball
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7 Regional Championship teams – Girls volleyball, girls basketball, boys basketball, girls golf, boys cross country, baseball and softball
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3 ESCC Conference Championship teams – Girls lacrosse, boys lacrosse and boys golf
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4 ESCC Individual Champions – Wrestling heavy weight & 170 lbs., girls track 100M & 400M and boys track 1600M
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3 Athletes named ESCC Players of the Year – Girls lacrosse, boys golf and girls soccer
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3 Coaches named ESCC Coach of the Year – Girls lacrosse, boys golf and boys lacrosse
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2 Coaches received special recognitions – Girls and boys soccer by PepsiCo Showdown and Baseball - Coach of the Year from Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association
