The weekend of January 7-9, the Bells competed virtually in both the ASU and the MBA tournaments, with “incredibly strong performance, reaching finals at ASU in every event that we were entered in,” noted head coach Continue Reading...
Since the winter season of 2018, Bellarmine has been a participant in a special program known as Silicon Valley Safe Park (SVSP), a network of faith-based communities that provides a safe place for guests to park their vehicle and sleep overnight. Bellarmine again this winter will host a Continue Reading...
The Bellarmine Varsity Ice Hockey Team won the championship in the Bellarmine Holiday Tournament at Solar4America Ice on December 22 with a 2-1 win over Valley Christian. The Bells went 5-0 in the tournament to capture the championship.
This recent win marks the Continue Reading...
Bellarmine College Preparatory is happy to announce that Charles “Chad” Tyler will be taking over as the new Head of Program for Bellarmine Lacrosse.
Coach Tyler brings a great deal of knowledge and coaching experience to the Lacrosse Program at Bellarmine. He joins the Bells after an 18-year career in the United States Marine Corps, and over seven years working in the technology sector in Silicon Valley. A native of upstate New York, Tyler was a three-year letter-winner for Continue Reading...
The Jesuits West Province of the Society of Jesus – the Jesuit Order – has granted Bellarmine College Preparatory its continued sponsorship, affirming the school’s Catholic Jesuit identity and alignment with the mission of the Continue Reading...
Bellarmine College Prep’s 28th Annual Winter Warmth Drive was successful on many fronts. More than 720 blankets and 125 sleeping bags were contributed by members of the Bellarmine community at several campus happenings, such as the student organized Celebration of Song that included students from Continue Reading...
The Diocese of San Jose Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministries has honored six Bellarmine seniors with its Saints in the City Awards. The recognition occurred the evening of November 19 at a banquet held at St. John Vianney Parish Continue Reading...
Longtime Bellarmine faculty member Judy Alessandri is among the recipients of the 23rd Annual Service Above Self Awards, presented by the San Andreas Regional Center. The awards recognize those who go “above and beyond in providing advocacy, education, services, and Continue Reading...
Five Bellarmine student-athletes participated in the 2021 Fall NCAA Signing Day on Wednesday, November 10. The ceremony was held in Bellarmine’s Hall of Honor.
Those seniors who will be continuing their educational and athletic careers at the next level, along with their respective Continue Reading...
The Bellarmine campus was filled with prospective students and their families on a sunny Sunday, November 7. Guests received a warm welcome and admissions information while enjoying student-led campus tours and the sights and sounds of a Continue Reading...
The Central Coast Section (CCS) of the California Interscholastic Federation has announced that Bellarmine’s Cross Country Team is among the 2021 Fall Season Scholastic Championship Team Award recipients.
These awards, instituted by the CCS Board of Managers in 1985, recognize the top five Varsity teams, from each CCS sport, with the highest Continue Reading...
During Halloween weekend, a group of Bells competed virtually at the Florida Blue Key Invitational Speech and Debate Tournament, going up against students from across the country. Aaron Langerman ’11, head coach, noted, “Even though most of our seniors sat this weekend out to finish their college apps, our team had very impressive depth and Continue Reading...
Bellarmine student Aarav Gupta ’24 earned second-place high school honors in the Lucy in Space contest, organized by Arizona State University’s Institute of Human Origins and supported by the Southwest Research Institute’s Lucy Mission, NASA, and Continue Reading...
Marking the return of live theatrical performances since the pandemic, Bellarmine Theatre Arts is producing Let the Right One In, described by director Peter Canavese ‘92 as “a bloody horror show for Halloween.”
Equal parts brutal vampire tale and enchanting coming-of-age love story, the horror thriller adapts the bestselling novel and the award-winning Continue Reading...
Francis Nguyen ’23, whose service to others included the mask project last year during the start of the pandemic, has extended his good works internationally.
The Bellarmine student’s father, Hoa, has informed the school that Francis has established a GoFundMe project and has partnered with the nonprofit organization Continue Reading...
The 67th Annual Bellarmine Mothers’ Guild Fashion Show for Tuition Assistance, Viva la Vida!, took place on Saturday, October 16. The signature fundraising event, benefiting the Direct Tuition Assistance Fund and Tuition Assistance Endowment, brought guests to campus for lunch and dinner -- prepared by Continue Reading...
Bellarmine student Aditya Indla ’22 has been selected for two national advocacy awards: the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids National Youth Advocate of the Year, and the America Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Emerging Leader.
Aditya is one of only four National Youth Advocates of the Year selected by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and he is the sole Continue Reading...
