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  • March 14th, 2012

    Mercy Finds Its Inspiration For Girls Basketball Finals At Mohegan Sun Arena

    UNCASVILLE — – For a little inspiration this season, Mercy girls basketball coach Tim Kohs had to reach back to one of his favorite Christmas stories. After Mercy lost to Hillhouse in the SCC tournament, Kohs talked in the locker room about how the players could have made a few more hustle plays at key moments, grabbed a few more… Read Article

  • March 10th, 2012

    Mercy lands spot in LL final for 3rd straight year

    WALLINGFORD -- Mercy is going to the Sun. Again.For the third year in a row, the Mercy Tigers will play for the Class LL girls basketball championship at the Mohegan Sun Arena. The Tigers punched their ticket with a 52-38 win against Manchester in front of more than 1,000 spectators at Sheehan High School. Read Article

  • March 8th, 2012

    WNPR interview: Sarah Miner '00, speaks with a Mercy Student at STEM Awards

    Women are severely under-represented in science and technology professions in Connecticut and across the nation. Each year, the Connecticut Technology Council aims to highlight the work of women who ARE making it in those fields, with its Women of Innovation Awards. WNPR’s Sarah Miner went along. Deirdre Arcand is sophomore at Mercy High School in Middletown. She says even in… Read Article

  • March 6th, 2012

    CIAC Tournament - Mercy Advances - to Semi-finals

    MIDDLETOWN — If the seedings had held true, Monday’s Class LL girls basketball quarterfinal game would not have happened. No. 10 Mercy and No. 15 East Catholic had each scored an upset victory in the second round, and the Eagles were hoping to beat the seedings again with a win over the Tigers. Read Article

  • March 5th, 2012

    Hanna Nagy selected as Student of the Month

    MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown Rotary Club honored Hanna Nagy at the February club assembly luncheon meeting.  Nagy, a resident of Chester, is a senior at Mercy High School in Middletown and was selected as the February Student of the Month.According to Joseph Marino, Middletown Rotary club member, “Hanna was selected due to her commitment to the Mercy High School Community… Read Article

  • March 2nd, 2012

    The Middletown Press:Mercy and Xavier High Schools present 'Anything Goes'

    MIDDLETOWN — Mercy and Xavier High Schools present the fast passed and entertaining play Anything Goes with a full orchestra on March 2, 3 and 4. The cast and crew of over 70 students have been hard at work but enjoying themselves as they prepare for opening night of the production.  Moonface Martin played by Brendan Sullivan of Old Saybrook states,… Read Article

  • March 2nd, 2012

    GIRLS BASKETBALL: Mercy downs St. Joseph, prepares for Class LL quarterfinal

    Mercy’s Jordyn Nappi scored a game-high 18 points and the Tigers advanced to the Class LL quarterfinals with a win at St. Joseph, 54-37. Read Article

  • February 28th, 2012

    GIRLS BASKETBALL: Mercy rumbles past Stamford in LL's 1st round

    MIDDLETOWN — One down.The Mercy Tigers defeated Stamford in the opening round of the CIAC’s Class LL tournament 52-37 at Mercy High Monday night. It wasn’t the most artistic game ever played, but a win is a win.“We played spotty,” said Mercy coach Tim Kohs. “I thought we played very hard and I also thought we played very good defense… Read Article

  • February 23rd, 2012

    The Hartford Courant - Mercy & Xavier High Schools Present "Anything Goes"

    Mercy and Xavier High Schools present the fast-paced and entertaining play "Anything Goes" with a full orchestra on March 2-4.The cast and crew of over 70 students have been hard at work but enjoying themselves as they prepare for opening night of the production. Moonface Martin played by Brendan Sullivan of Old Saybrook states, "I'm having a lot of fun… Read Article

  • February 23rd, 2012

    Tech Tigers - Mercy's Robotics Team - is ready to compete

    MIDDLETOWN — In a little over a month, the Mercy High School’s all-girls robotics team will compete at the FIRST Robotics competition in Hartford for the second time.No longer rookies, the TechTigers, just one of two all-female teams out of about 60 statewide, are ready to prove themselves in the male-dominant field once more. Read Article