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The 2019 season will be known as a growing season for the young Chargers. The young Chargers were victorious in their week two match-up with Guerin Prep, 47-18. The Chargers would enter conference play in week three in the brand new mega conference of the ESCC/CCL. With the buildup of numerous injuries the Chargers would suffer plenty of growing pains with tough competition. Senior Mekhi Eiland highlighted the way for the Chargers with six all-purpose touchdowns. The Chargers graduated eight seniors this year. With twelve returning juniors for the coming season the Chargers hope the growth will head in the right direction.

 

Any student-athlete wishing to join football should contact via email  or at 708.244.7322. 

     Charger football made its debut in 1966 with sophomore and freshman teams. The varsity played its first game in 1968 in Waterloo, Iowa!
     There were many more wins than losses in those first few seasons. 

      For a partial history click here.

 

Congratulations, Roger Witek, Class of '84, 

on being chosen Charger Alumnus of the Week!

Roger played 4 years of football and ran track for 4 years.

After a distinguished career in the United States Air Force, he remains active in career-related activites as well as raising his family.

Roger has been a constant supporter of St. Joseph High School, including the football program.

Click here to see other Charger Alumni of the Week.

Tim Shannon, Class of '21

On February 24, Tim Shannon, Class of '21, completed his celebratory signing to Norther Michigan University to play football. 

"I'm ready for a different opportunity. I loved the school and I can't wait to see what the future holds for me. I will study business administration when I get there ... #GOWILDCATS, NMU '25!"

(Pictured standing above left to right behind Tim: Head Coach Adam Polak, Tim's father, Athletic Director Vicente Pena, Tim's mom, Principal David Hotek)