The Mount St. Joseph Academy cross country team (pictured above) finished second last week at the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies championships.
Over the past eight seasons, the Mount Magic have won the AACA championship six times and have been the runner-up team twice.
Gwynedd Mercy Academy, which won the league title in 2022, won the 2025 meet with a score of 19 points, while the Mount had 42 points and third-place Villa Maria Academy had 105. After that came Merion Mercy Academy (109) and Villa Joseph Marie (115). The sixth AACA school, Sacred Heart Academy, had several …
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The Mount St. Joseph Academy cross country team (pictured above) finished second last week at the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies championships.
Over the past eight seasons, the Mount Magic have won the AACA championship six times and have been the runner-up team twice.
Gwynedd Mercy Academy, which won the league title in 2022, won the 2025 meet with a score of 19 points, while the Mount had 42 points and third-place Villa Maria Academy had 105. After that came Merion Mercy Academy (109) and Villa Joseph Marie (115). The sixth AACA school, Sacred Heart Academy, had several athletes running individually, but did not enter a full team.
Mount St. Joseph, the two-time defending champs, put three runners in the top 10; juniors Annie Seminiack (fourth; 20:01.46) and Charli Schoen (fifth; 20:51.16), and sophomore Lexi Schoen (10th; 21:25.60). Seminack attended St. Genevieve's School in Flourtown and the Schoen sisters are graduates of Chestnut Hill's Norwood Fontbonne Academy.
Just after Lexi Schoen crossed the line the other two Mount St. Joe scorers finished, senior Sarah Hock coming in 11th at 21:47.00, and sophomore Emily Reichert placing 12th at 21:58.86.
