Love when we get updates on our DFS Alum! Congratulations Mia Grisafi @mia_grisafi20 for being accepted to the Nasuti College of Osteopathic Medicine of Duquesne University! When you're a part of our #DFSfamily you're always #DFSfamily!!
๐ Yesterday, our Student Ambassadors gathered for their annual luncheon to celebrate and thank them for all they do to support and represent OLSH.
Good luck to our graduating ambassadorsโweโre grateful for you and will miss you! ๐
Big decisions, bright futures! ๐โจ Today our seniors wore shirts representing their next steps. Weโre so proud of each path and excited for whatโs ahead! ๐๐
#DecisionDay#OLSHClassof2025#NextSteps#FutureIsBright.
๐๐ฅ Come support the OLSH Boys Basketball team as they battle Sewickley Academy in the PIAA 2A Quarterfinal!
๐ Tickets: $8 (ONLINE ONLY โ No cash at the door!)
๐ Get yours here: https://t.co/cKCiNLqAib
Congratulations to those students named to the OLSH Honor Roll for the 4th Quarter of the 2023-2024 school year! ๐ซ๐โ๏ธ #olshchargers
See the full list here: https://t.co/tugITWw1Bp
Great to be back at Pitt Team Camp 2024 after a short hiatus. Always well run with solid competition. Many thanks to Coach Regan, Pitt staff and their wonderful players who manned all the scorers tables and interacted with the campers and coaches. #ThankyouPanthers.
We're in the midst of AP testing, and our students are working hard to achieve high scores across the board. We're wishing them the best of luck on their remaining exams! #olshchargers#APexams
Train in the AAC with OLSH basketball players and coaches this summer! This camp will help players to work on both individual and team skills. ๐ Register online here: https://t.co/7YOML8e8jr
Congratulations to the students named to the Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2023-24 school year! ๐ซ๐๐
See the full list here: https://t.co/GYBZTUBGI0
Ethan Morton hitting the transfer portal so he can use his Covid year and play basketball next year when we are already out of scholarships at Purdue is a great move for him. I truly hope he gets the minutes he deserves next year wherever he lands... just hope they donโt play Purdue because I donโt want to ever have to root against him.
Heโs been a tremendous leader on this team even if the box score didnโt show it this year. Heโs sacrificed a lot for team success and will forever be a hero in my book.
A fun anecdote from Monday night in Phoenix: that night, there was a JPC afterparty, which was notably less charged than it would have been if the game had ended differently, but it was going to happen anyway to celebrate the season, making it to the Final Four, etc.. Still, it was nice to see some players and families make an appearance there where we could thank them for everything and tell them how much we appreciated them trusting Purdue as the school for their sons to go to.
Others preferred to keep a lower profile, as was their perfect right to do. The team had the entire 2nd floor with all its meeting rooms reserved for their exclusive use for film study, team meals, etc., so some of them went there to celebrate/commiserate in their own private way. Nothing at all wrong with that โ just sharing for context.
Anyway, after Jo and I decided to call it a night and go pack for the early morning departure, we were walking through the hotel lobby, where we saw Caleb Furst, couple bottles of wine in hand (heโs classy), with Ethan Morton and some of their friends.
Caleb called out: โMorty! How are we getting upstairs?โ
Ethan deadpanned: โthe stairs.โ ๐๐คฃ๐
Thank you for everything, @ethanmorton25 ๐ซก