Chapelle Ambassadors Dropped Off Cookies from our St. Joseph's Altar to Nearby Parishes Chapelle Ambassadors had the opportunity to deliver St. Joseph’s Altar cookies to elementary schools in our area. We love being able to visit different campuses and bring a little Chipmunk Spunk to everyone we meet! We dropped off at the following parishes: Divine Mercy Church Our Lady of Divine Providence Church Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church St. Agnes Church St. Angela Merici Church St. Ann Church St. Benilde Church St. Catherine of Siena Church St. Christopher the Martyr Church St. Clement of Rome Church St. Edward the Confessor Church St. Francis Xavier Church St. Jerome Church St. Louis King of France Church St. Mary Magdalen Church St. Matthew the Apostle Church St. Philip Neri Church St. Rita Church

CAMP LISTINGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE💌☀️ Learn more about Acorn Camp and Summer Athletic Camps at www.archbishopchapelle.org/summer ✨Start planning your summer of Fun, Friends, and Future Chipmunks! Registration opens on March 10!

2025 Induction Class of the Archbishop Chapelle Athletics Hall of Fame Recently, we inducted 18 dedicated members of the Chapelle Family into our Chapelle Athletics Hall of Fame! It was so exciting to welcome these ladies back on campus and celebrate their incredible achievements. From record-breaking performances to outstanding leadership, these honorees have left a lasting impact on Chapelle Athletics. Teams Inducted: The 1975 Indoorball Team - The 1975 Indoorball team defeated Sacred Heart in the District Championship then went on to defeat them a second time in the City Championship game. The 1975 Indoorball City Championship was the first Championship won by a Chapelle athletic team in school history. Linda Abate Claudia Barocco Carol Barocco Sue Barocco Georgia Catalano Jeannie Dazet Jerreye Modenbach Susie Olivier Jeanne Pregeant Ann Roger Sandra Vollenweider The 1977 Volleyball Team - The 1977 Volleyball team finished the season with only one loss and finished as City Champions. This marked the first time the Chapelle volleyball program had won the City Championship. Linda Abate Jerrey Modenbach Margaret Vollenweider Sandra Vollenweider Janice Winn Individual Inductees: Coach Jacquita Geise - Coach Geise was the first physical education teacher to be hired when Chapelle opened its doors in 1962. From the beginning of the physical education department and the athletic program Coach Geise did everything from teaching the classes to coaching all the teams. Coach Geise coached and taught at Chapelle from 1962 until her retirement in 1982. Coach Geise was represented at the ceremony by the following family members: Daughter Jackie Hutchison Daughter Marie Ball Grand Daughter Samantha Trosclair Great Granddaughter Guiliana Hutchison Paige Huber-Pitts '97 - Paige was a member of the 1995 Volleyball State Championship team, which is the first Chapelle team to win a State Championship. She was 3-times named to the All-District Volleyball team and 2-times named to the All-State volleyball team. Paige went on to play volleyball in college at the University of New Orleans, she was also an assistant coach with the UNO volleyball program. In 2007 Paige became the first full time Athletic Director at Chapelle. From 2007 through 2015 while athletic director, Chapelle athletic teams won seven district championships and played for the basketball State Championship twice, winning it in 2009. Barbara Klingman '76 - Barbara played basketball and volleyball while a student at Chapelle. She was team captain in 1975 and 1976. Barbara was a member of the 1976 Basketball City Championship team that is already in our Hall of Fame. While a student Ms. Klingman was vice president of the National Honors Society and vice president of her senior class. Barbara was awarded the first athletic scholarship ever given to a female athlete by Tulane University. She graduated from Tulane University and went on to earn her Master’s degree from Texas A&M University and her Doctorate from the College of William and Mary. She worked as a college professor until her retirement. 

2024 Fall Archbishop Chapelle Athletic Awards Ceremony🏐🏊‍♀️🏃‍♀️ On December 3, 2024, Chipmunk athletes hit the spotlight at the Fall Athletics Awards Ceremony, where we celebrated their hard work, dedication, and victories! 🏆✨ From MVPs to Most Improved, and all the teamwork and hustle in between, it was a night to remember. HUGE shoutouts to our amazing student-athletes who make Chapelle proud! 💚🐿️ See below for information on specific awards: Cross Country Coach: Varsity Most Improved: Earla Fleisher-Djolato Academic Award (varsity): Dalila Gulati Swimming Coach: Varsity Most Improved: Ella Matherine Academic Award (varsity): Elizabeth Hamilton Volleyball Coach: 8th grade, JV, Varsity Most Improved: Victoria McCann Academic Award (varsity): Chloe Arnold LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program: Presented for outstanding academic achievement by seniors who have competed for two or more consecutive seasons and maintained a cumulative Grade-Point Average of 3.5000 or higher within their sports division during their academic career while participating in varsity high school athletics. Swimming: Isabella Brescher & Anya Wimprine Cross Country: Earla Fleisher-Djolato Volleyball: Stella Merrill & Rihanna Valle LHSAA All-Academic Composite Team: Every year the Louisiana High School Athletic Association selects the All Academic Composite team for each sport. The team is made up of seniors across all classifications and divisions in each sport . Certificates are presented for exemplary academic achievement by maintaining the highest Grade Point Average among all athletes during their academic career while participating in varsity high school athletics for two or more consecutive seasons. (Un-weighted 4.0 with no B’s on any report card) Cross Country: Dalila Gulati Linda Munn Award: This award is given to student athletes that exemplify sportsmanship and teamwork. They are kind and well-rounded, these athletes care deeply about representing their school and their team in the best possible light and they display the utmost sportsmanship and school pride. This award is named in honor of Ms. Linda Munn who was a teacher and coach at Chapelle for over three decades. Ms. Munn embodied these same characteristics in her career at Chapelle. Ms. Munn is deeply loved and respected by everyone in the Chapelle family. Swimming: Anya Claire Wimprine Cross Country: Rachelann Potter Volleyball: Stella Merrill