Art Camp with Joanne Kollman proves inspiring and productive for youth artists


Joanne Kollman, a local artist known for her portrait paintings has teamed up with CYO/Camp Howard to offer a week long art camp at the convent of the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon.

The camp begins at 9:00 in the morning and finishes at 4:00 daily giving the youngsters the opportunity to really get into art all day.  It has been a great start to the week and the kids are doing an awesome job!

The camp will delve into portrait work, architecture, nature and relate to the elements of art including value, color, shape, space, texture, line.

Joanne Radmilovich Killman

Joanne Radmilovich Killman

Joanne at work

Joanne at work

artists at work!

artists at work!

artists at work

artists at work

artists at work

artists at work

artists at work

artists at work

It’s All Green!


All Saints and St. Pius X 6th Grade Girls played for 3rd place in the CYO City Championship this morning.  Both teams clad in green and white played a great game with a final score of 33-31 in favor of All Saints.  Both teams played a great game and represented their schools well.  Nice job girls!

St. Pius X 6th Grade girls take 5th in the CYO City championships

St. Pius X 6th Grade girls take 5th in the CYO City championships

All Saints place third in the CYO City Championships for 6th grade girls

All Saints place third in the CYO City Championships for 6th grade girls

Track and Field Officials Training – Spring is close


Paul Boileau, Track and Field Commission Chair, Rick Skayhan, Director of Officials and Mark Lee, CYO Director of Track and Field, spent Saturday morning training officials on the fine points of officiating track and field events.

CYO Track and Field officials training assembled at the long jump pit

CYO Track and Field officials training assembled at the long jump pit

Paul Boileau (right) conducts training at the long jump pit

Paul Boileau (right) conducts training at the long jump pit

CYO 5th Grade Boys City Championship Game Proves Remarkable


Holy Trinity and St. Ignatius made their way to the Championship game which proved to be a contest that will be long remembered.  Both teams showed a variety of talent but the Holy Trinity squad, on the verge of a growth spurt, showed remarkable shooting skills from the outside and agility and precision on drives.  They owned the boards and came away with unbelievable rebounds.

A David and Goliath story where David wins again with a score of 37 – 26.  

1. Holy Trinity 5th Grade Boys 2. St. Ignatius 5th Grade Boys

CYO Fifth Grade Girls Game Tournament Barn Burner


St. John Fisher and Our Lady of the Lake fifth grade girls provided ample excitement for the spectators this year as their game went into overtime with a score of 34 – 34 at the end of play.

With 2.6 seconds remaining on the clock, St. John Fisher was fouled and needed the two points to tie the game!  The shooter scored the two shots and put the game into overtime!

Cool shooting free throws as the game came to a conclusion sealed the deal for St. John Fisher as they grabbed their third consecutive CYO title!

1. St. John Fisher 5th Grade Girls 2. Our Lady of the Lake 5th Grade Girls

CYO Fourth Grade Boys Seek City Championship


Valley Catholic won the fourth grade boys City Championship this year by defeating Our Lady of the Lake of Lake Oswego,  This was Our Lady of the Lake’s first defeat in the championship that found five teams representing the school in the six games played over the weekend.

Valley Catholic won the contest with a 35 – 23 margin.

1. Valley Catholic 4th Grade Boys 2. Our Lady of the Lake 4th Grade Boys

 

CYO 4th Grade Girls City Basketball Championships


The Fourth grade game of the CYO City Championships was a rematch of the schools playing for the Third grade title!  Our Lady of the Lake and St. Pius X made their way to center court to battle it out for first.

Our Lady of the Lake made their third statement of the weekend by taking home the blue with a 29 – 20 victory!

1. Our Lady of the Lake 4th Grade Girls 2. St. Pius X 4th Grade Girls

CYO Third Grade Boys City Championships


Our Lady of the Lake built a new gymnasium and it seemed to inspire some great basketball this year with the school finding 5 slots out of 12 in the third grade through fifth grade championship games.  In other words, the school was represented in all but one championship game!

The 3rd grade boys defeated Christ the King for the championship this year.

1. Our Lady of the Lake 3rd Grade Boys

2. Christ the King 3rd Grade Boys

CYO 3rd Grade Girls Basketball City Championship


MARCH MADNESS 2014 PORTLAND, OR

St. Pius X  (Cedar Mill, OR) vs Our Lady of the Lake (Lake Oswego, OR).  The third grade bracket this year featured 17 girls teams.  St. Pius X met Our Lady of the Lake in February in a close regular season contest where St. Pius won 24 to 20.

Beyond the variety of small colorful basketball shoes, jerseys tucked in covering half the number on the back, matching socks (nothing like volleyball) the teams fought it out in a very athletic contest for third grade girls.  Excellent coaching was obvious to this spectator!

In the end, Our Lady of the Lake won by a score of 23 – 11

Our Lady of the Lake CYO Champions 2014

Our Lady of the Lake CYO Champions 2014

St. Pius X Third Grade Girls take second place in the City Championships2. St. PIus X 3rd Grade Girls

CYO 3,4,5 Basketball Championship Games Begin Saturday March 8


Be ready to follow CYO third, fourth and fifth grade basketball championship action on Facebook, Twitter and my BLOG beginning tomorrow afternoon and finishing next weekend with sixth, seventh and eighth grade championships.

Lots of exciting action!  Don’t miss it!