Chapelle Chips Shine with All-District Bowling Honors The Chapelle bowling team has much to celebrate! Several of our talented Chips have been named All-District, an honor that recognizes outstanding athletic performance, dedication, and excellence throughout the season. First Team All-District A special congratulations to our First Team selections: 🌟Alexandra Young – MVP 🌟Addison Belle 🌟Taylor Bourdonnay 🌟Carolyne Hill Leading the way, Alexandra Young earned the prestigious District MVP title — a remarkable accomplishment that reflects her leadership, consistency, and impact on the lanes this season. Each of our First Team honorees demonstrated skill, focus, and determination in every match, helping set the standard for Chapelle bowling. Second Team All-District We are also proud to recognize our Second Team selections: 🌟Makayla Lanier 🌟Brynn Caire 🌟Ava Krieger 🌟Kristin Munch Their hard work and competitive spirit were instrumental to the team’s success. Being named All-District is a testament to their commitment and the countless hours spent sharpening their game. Earning All-District honors is a significant achievement, recognizing athletes who stand out among their peers for exceptional performance and contribution to their team.  Congratulations to all of our Chips on this well-deserved recognition! We are proud of your accomplishments and can’t wait to see what you achieve next.

Four Chipmunks Earn All‑District Basketball Honors 🏀💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to celebrate four outstanding student‑athletes who have been recognized with All‑District Basketball honors for their performance this season. 🏀 All‑District Second Team Molly Avrard Kelsie Schmidt 🏀 Honorable Mention Hailey Ford Karoline Roche These honors reflect the dedication, leadership, and competitive spirit each of these young women brought to the court throughout the season. Their hard work, teamwork, and commitment to excellence continue to represent Chapelle with pride. Congratulations to Molly, Kelsie, Hailey, and Karoline on this well‑deserved recognition! Your Chapelle family is so proud of you. 💚

Chapelle Flag Football Opens Season with Dominant 30–0 Victory The Chapelle Flag Football team kicked off the season in impressive fashion, earning a 30–0 shutout win over Livingston Collegiate and improving to 1–0 on the year. From the opening snap, the Chipmunks set the tone with strong offensive execution and relentless defense, holding Livingston scoreless while showcasing balance and versatility on offense. Offensive Highlights - Emma DuMars completed 5 passes for 66 yards and 1 touchdown. - Morgan Ellerbusch delivered a standout performance with a combined 90 total yards and 2 touchdowns — one through the air and one as a receiver. - Sydney Greiner added a touchdown to extend the lead. - Skylar Campuzano also found the end zone to cap off the scoring effort. The team’s chemistry, athleticism, and focus were on full display in this season-opening win. With momentum on their side and a 1–0 start, the Chipmunks look forward to building on this strong performance in the games ahead.  Congratulations to our Flag Football team on an exciting start to the season — let’s keep it going!

Chapelle Bowling Finishes Regular Season Undefeated — District Champs for the Third Straight Year! 🎳💚 The Chapelle Bowling Team closed out an incredible regular season on Wednesday, March 11 and Thursday, March 12, securing two decisive wins and finishing as undefeated District Champions for the third consecutive year. This remarkable achievement reflects the team’s consistency, focus, and competitive spirit all season long. Match Results Chapelle vs. Albany High School — 24–3 Victory High Games: Caroline Hill – 203 Alexandra Young – 258 Chapelle vs. Mount Carmel Academy — 25–2 Victory High Games: Makayla Lanier – 228 Taylor Bourdonnay – 225, 213 Alexandra Young – 207 With dominant performances across both matches, the Chipmunks capped off the regular season in championship fashion. Looking Ahead: Playoffs The team now turns its focus to the postseason. The first round of playoffs will take place on Wednesday, April 1 at 1:00 PM at All Star Lanes in Baton Rouge. Bracket information will be shared once it is released. Congratulations to our bowlers and coaches on an outstanding regular season. Three consecutive undefeated district titles is no small feat — and we can’t wait to see what they accomplish next!  Let’s go, Chips!

Celebrating the 2026 Induction Class Archbishop Chapelle Athletics Hall of Fame Archbishop Chapelle High School proudly welcomed the 2026 Induction Class of the Chapelle Athletics Hall of Fame, honoring four individuals whose talent, dedication, and school spirit have left a lasting mark on our athletic tradition. Margaret Bayard ’76 Our first inductee, Margaret Bayard (Class of 1976), was a standout three‑sport athlete, competing in basketball, volleyball, and indoorball during her time at Chapelle. Margaret was a member of the 1976 City Basketball Championship team and the 1975 City Indoorball Championship team, contributing to a dominant era in Chapelle athletics. She continued her basketball career at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, carrying her Chipmunk pride to the collegiate level. Patricia Toujouse ’77 Our second inductee, Patricia Toujouse (Class of 1977), also excelled in basketball, volleyball, and indoorball. She was a key member of the 1975 City Indoorball Championship team and the 1976 City Basketball Championship team. Patricia went on to compete in both volleyball and basketball at Tulane University, demonstrating the strong athletic foundation she built at Chapelle. While Patricia was unable to attend the ceremony, she was proudly represented by her sister, Cheryl Prieur. Jerrye Modenbach ’78 The third inductee, Jerrye Modenbach (Class of 1978), was another remarkable multi‑sport athlete, participating in basketball, volleyball, and indoorball. Jerrye’s accomplishments include being a member of the: - 1975 City Indoorball Championship team - 1976 City Basketball Championship team - 1977 City Volleyball Championship team She continued her athletic career at Tulane University, playing both volleyball and basketball. Her achievements reflect both individual excellence and a deep commitment to teamwork. Ms. Linda Munn The fourth inductee, Ms. Linda Munn, dedicated 38 years to Chapelle as a physical education teacher and coach. Throughout her extraordinary career, she coached basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, track and field, golf, and cheer, shaping generations of Chipmunk athletes. In her honor, Chapelle presents the Linda Munn Award each sports season during the Athletic Awards Ceremony. This award recognizes one member of every team who exemplifies sportsmanship, teamwork, kindness, school pride, and a commitment to representing Chapelle with integrity. These are the very qualities Ms. Munn modeled throughout her decades of service. The 2026 Hall of Fame class represents excellence across generations — from championship athletes to a legendary coach whose influence continues to be felt today.  Congratulations to all of our inductees. Your legacy is forever part of Chapelle Athletics. 💚

Chipmunks Shine at the Louisiana Short Course Age Group State Championship Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to celebrate Ava Braendel, Madeleine Cottrell, and Rachel Silva, who qualified for and competed in the Louisiana Swimming Short Course Age Group State Championship — an impressive accomplishment that reflects their dedication, discipline, and countless hours in the pool. Competing against some of the top swimmers from across the state, our Chipmunks represented Chapelle with determination and heart. ⭐ Ava Braendel – 13–14 Girls High Point State Runner‑Up Ava had an extraordinary weekend, finishing as the 13–14 Girls High Point State Runner‑Up — a tremendous achievement at the state level. Her consistent top finishes across multiple events highlight both her versatility and competitive strength. Ava’s individual results included: 🥇 1st Place – 100 Freestyle 🥇 1st Place – 50 Freestyle 🥈 2nd Place – 200 Freestyle 🥈 2nd Place – 100 Butterfly 🥈 2nd Place – 50 Butterfly 4th Place – 100 Backstroke Her performance throughout the meet demonstrates her commitment to excellence and her ability to compete at the highest level. Madeleine Cottrell Madeleine earned her place at the State Championship and competed in the 200 Breaststroke, finishing 16th in the state. Qualifying for this meet alone is a significant accomplishment, and we are proud of her hard work and perseverance. Rachel Silva Rachel also had a strong showing at State, finishing: 12th in the 50 Breaststroke 11th in the 100 Breaststroke Her performance reflects steady improvement and dedication throughout the season. Qualifying for the Louisiana Short Course Age Group State Championship is no small feat, and these three athletes have shown what it means to compete with focus, resilience, and Chipmunk pride. Congratulations to Ava, Madeleine, and Rachel on an outstanding championship weekend. We are so proud of you! 💚🏊‍♀️

CHIPMUNK LIFTERS QUALIFY FOR REGIONALS! Huge congratulations to our powerhouse athletes who qualified for the LHSPAA Girls South Regional! Get ready to bring the energy, the focus, and the PRs: Palmer Pagett Harper Toye Victoria Frey Talia Luke Bella Arboneaux Egan Guidroz Ella Growl Ashley Garcia Bella Holt Katie Sunseri  South Regional, here we come!

Softball Retreat Builds Faith, Teamwork, and Season‑Ready Spirit This past weekend, Chapelle’s softball team kicked off the season with a meaningful and energizing team retreat—and they truly knocked it out of the park. The day was filled with opportunities for faith, reflection, and bonding. The retreat began with a Blessing of the Field led by Deacon Capaci, setting the tone for a season rooted in gratitude, faith, and purpose. The team then took the field for a scrimmage, followed by a series of team challenges designed to strengthen communication and trust. One of the highlights of the day was this year’s featured challenge, “Carry the Canoe: The Way.” The team worked together through 14 stations, completing both physical challenges and problem‑solving tasks at each stop. With every station, a 5‑pound weight was added to the canoe they carried—symbolizing the importance of perseverance, unity, and shared responsibility as challenges grow. In addition to the physical and mental challenges, the team spent time in reflection in the chapel, participated in team‑bonding games, and concluded the retreat by attending Mass at St. Philip Neri (SPN). The goal of the retreat was simple but powerful: to grow in Christ and grow together as a team. This weekend served as a beautiful foundation for the season ahead, strengthening not only athletic readiness but also faith and friendship.  We are excited to see how this team carries these lessons onto the field throughout the season.