Norwood-Fontbonne’s CAL championship team: (From left) Lucas Ventresca, Paul Henkels, Jeremiah Conyon-Peterson, Jason Hatton, Kelby Hampton, David Mendte, Ayden Starr, Zachary Olsen, Coach Jim …
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Norwood-Fontbonne’s CAL championship team: (From left) Lucas Ventresca, Paul Henkels, Jeremiah Conyon-Peterson, Jason Hatton, Kelby Hampton, David Mendte, Ayden Starr, Zachary Olsen, Coach Jim Rockenbach, Zahir Coleman, Blake Brown, Ben Olsen, Michael Rossi, Rowan Griffith, Bleek Turner and Michael Rossi (Missing: Coach Michael Campbell)[/caption] Norwood-Fontbonne Academy’s varsity football team won the Catholic Academy League championship on Nov. 9 at La Salle College High School. The NFA Bears bested the Holy Child School at Rosemont, 13-0, to win its fifth CAL title in six years. The Bears went 6-1 overall, with their only loss coming against Rosemont earlier this season.
“We knew it was going to be a tough game since Rosemont was the one school that beat us, 21-13,” said Coach Jim Rockenbach. “It was probably the hardest game of the season, but our players did an amazing job. I’m so proud of our student-athletes this season. They played with dedication and pride all year.”
