Congratulations to coach Jim Creamer ’85, assistant coaches Rick Angeli ’84, Patrick Creamer ’87, Bob Gribbon, James Rickard ’82 and the varsity hockey team on winning the state championship over rival La Salle Academy! It’s the second consecutive state title for the Hawks as they beat Mount St. Charles in last year’s finals. The title marks Hendricken’s fifth in school history and third since 2011. Hendricken senior tri-captain, Patrick Creamer,...Read More
Bishop Hendricken’s Robotics Team competed in the RI FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) State Tournament Qualifier on Saturday, January 14th at New England Tech in Warwick, RI. The Hawks finished 2nd overall and earned first place in match play as they handily qualified for the state tournament scheduled for February 4th. Hendricken also earned honorable mention for the Judges “Inspire Award”, the “Innovate Award” and “Think Award”. The Hawks won the Judges...Read More
Bishop Hendricken will be hosting its first annual Summer Job Fair sponsored by the Warwick Beacon on Thursday, March 2nd from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. This is a private summer job fair for Hendricken students only and will be an opportunity for Hendricken students to connect with local employers for summer job opportunities. The event aims to connect local employers seeking to hire additional summer staff with Hendricken students...Read More
Hendricken football star, Kwity Paye ’17 got the chance to play in the 10th annual Under Armour All-America Game presented by American Family Insurance on New Year’s Day in Orlando, Florida. 115 of the nation’s top high school football prospects competed in the game at 1:00 p.m. ET from Camping World Stadium in Orlando and was broadcast live on ESPN. Paye, a 6-foot-4, 235-pound defensive end who has verbally committed to...Read More
Hendricken football senior defensive end/running back Kwity Paye was named the 2016-17 Gatorade Rhode Island Football Player of the Year. Paye is the fourth Hendricken player to win the award. In addition, the Michigan commit was a key member of the Hawks team that went 12-0 and won their seventh consecutive state championship. The 6-foot-4, 237-pound Paye scored four touchdowns and made 14 tackles in a 48-28 win over rival La...Read More
