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CLASS of 2024 Denny Williams, Athletic Director (Dwilliams@Saintx.Com) Ruth Ray, Administrative Assistant for Athletics (Rray@Saintx.Com)

SAINT XAVIER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 1609 Poplar Level Road · Louisville, Kentucky 40217 Phone: 502.635.5300 · Fax: 502.634.2158 www.saintx.com WELCOME CLASS OF 2024 Denny Williams, Athletic Director ([email protected]) Ruth Ray, Administrative Assistant for Athletics ([email protected]) Website - www.saintx.com/athletics ***2020-21 Physical Paperwork*** Fall – Cross Country/Football/Golf/Soccer Winter – Archery/Basketball/Bowling/Hockey/Swimming & Diving/Wrestling Spring – Baseball/Bass Fishing/Lacrosse/Powerlifting/Rugby/Tennis/Track & Field/Volleyball eSports – New for 2020-21 Social Media Outlets ñ @StXTigersLAX Facebook: ñ @StX_Languages ñ Saint Xavier High School ñ @stxtigers_alum ñ @StXTigersBKB Instagram: ñ @StXTigerHockey ñ @StXTigerTennis ñ @stxtigers ñ @StXBassFish ñ @StXTigersGolf Twitter: ñ @StXTigerSoccer ñ @stxtigers – main school account ñ @StXTigerCheer @stxtigersports – athletics ñ ñ @StXCollegeInfo @stx_intramurals ñ ñ @StXTigerSwim @stxtigers_SAC ñ ñ @StXTigersStore @StXTigersVOL ñ ñ @StXTigersFB @StXTigersRugby ñ ñ @StXAdmissions @StXIronTigers ñ ñ @SaintXPics ñ @StXTigersWres ñ @SaintXBaseball @StXTigerBowling ñ ñ @StXMinistry ñ @StXTigersArch ñ @StXTigersXCTF Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) ñ DEAD PERIOD – May 31, 2020 ñ No organized practices/workouts/weight lifting/etc. ñ All campus facilities closed until further notice. ñ Communication and virtual practices are allowed. ñ Physical Paperwork? ñ Twitter - @KHSAA ñ www.khsaa.org SAINT XAVIER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 1609 Poplar Level Road · Louisville, Kentucky 40217 Phone: 502.635.5300 · Fax: 502.634.2158 www.saintx.com HEAD COACHES Able, Dan eSports [email protected] Schulten, Andy Soccer [email protected] Atria, Vinnie Bowling [email protected] Stewart, David Track [email protected] Boland, Davis Golf [email protected] Sullivan, Patrick Hockey [email protected] Wallace, Kevin Football [email protected] Cambron, Greg Archery [email protected] Yarborough, Matt Bass Fishing [email protected] Colston, Heidi Cheer [email protected] Yochum, Kyle Cross Country [email protected] Downs, Gil Tennis [email protected] Tronzo, Joe Director of S&C [email protected] Gold, Chris Powerlifting [email protected] Howe, Scott Lacrosse [email protected] Klausing, Jack Rugby [email protected] Klein, Kevin Basketball [email protected] Kraeszig, Jim Wrestling [email protected] Larkin, Todd Swim/Dive [email protected] Lotze, Ward Volleyball [email protected] Porta, Andy Baseball [email protected] .

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