Catholic High School Athletic Association

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The Catholic High School Athletic Association or CHSAA is a high school athletic association made up of Catholic High Schools based in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester. It is the largest such Catholic High School athletic league in the United States.

[edit] 1 Members

* All Hallows
* Archbishop Molloy
* Archbishop Stepinac
* Bishop Ford
* Bishop Loughlin
* Blessed Sacrament
* Cardinal Hayes
* Cardinal Spellman
* Cathedral Prep
* Catherine McAuley
* Chaminade
* Christ the King
* Fordham Prep
* Holy Cross
* Holy Trinity
* Iona Prep
* Kellenberg
* La Salle Academy
* Mary Louis
* Monsignor Farrell
* Monsignor McClancy
* Monsignor Scanlan
* Moore Catholic
* Mount St. Michael
* Nazareth
* Notre Dame
* Power Memorial Academy
* Regis
* Rice
* Our Lady Of Mercy Academy
* Sacred Heart
* Salesian
* St. Agnes
* St. Anthony's
* St. Dominic
* St. Edmunds
* St. Francis Prep
* St. John the Baptist DHS
* St. John Villa
* St. John's Prep
* St. Joseph by the Sea
* St. Mary's
* St. Peter's Boys
* St. Peter's Girls
* St. Raymond's
* Ursuline
* Xaverian
* Xavier

[edit] 2 Notable CHSAA Alumni

Listed below are former CHSAA students who are/were involved in professional or college athletics.

Archbishop Molloy Stanners:

* Xavier Rescigno (1930) - Former Major League baseball player.
* Lou Carnesecca (1943) - St. John's University basketball coach
* Tommy Kearns (1954) - Former NBA Player
* York Larese (1956) - Former NBA Player
* Tom Farrell (1962) - Bronze medalist in the 800 metres run at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City
* Jim Larranaga (1967) - College men's basketball coach at George Mason University
* Kevin Joyce (1969) - NBA player and Captain of the 1972 USA Olympic Basketball Team
* Brian Winters (1970) - Former NBA All-Star and Coach
* Vitas Gerulaitis (1971) - Former professional tennis player & winner of the 1977 Australian Open
* Edward Kurpiel (1971) - Former Major League Baseball player
* Kenny Smith (1983) - Former NBA All-Star and two-time NBA Champion and current television sports host and analyst who hit the buzzer-beating tying 3-pointer to send Game 1 of the 1995 NBA Finals into overtime, where the Rockets would eventually win.
* Robert Werdann (1988) - Former NBA Player
* Kenny Anderson (1989) - Former NBA All-Star and three-time parade All-American, the first prep to achieve that feat since Lew Alcindor. Held the New York State High School Scoring Record for 18 years, with 2,621 points.
* Mike Jerzembeck (1991) - Former Major League Pitcher
* Uka Agbai (1999) - Assistant Men's Basketball coach at Northeastern University

Archbishop Stepinac Crusaders:

* Marty Conlon (1986) - 10 year NBA career with Milwaukee Bucks, Orlando Magic, Boston Celtics.
* Art White (1968) - 4th round draft pick of Milwaukee Bucks, played professionally in Belgium.
* Brian Hammel (1971) - 3rd round draft pick of Milwaukee Bucks.
* Bob Hyland (1963) - 1st round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers in 1967. Played 11 seasons in the NFL. Super Bowl IIChampion under Vince Lombardi.
* Eric Ogbogu (1994) - NCAA Hula Bowl MVP at Maryland. Drafted in 1998 by New York Jets. Curren national spokesperson for Under Armour.
* Brian Sweeney (1992) - MLB pitcher for the San Diego Padres
* Ralph Russo (1971) - MLB player, Boston Red Sox.

Cardinal Hayes Cardinals:

* Jamal Mashburn (1990) - NBA Player
* Will Colon (2001) - NFL Player

Chaminade Flyers:

* Joe Mullaney (1943) - Collegiate and professional basketball coach
* Al Groh (1962) - former New York Jets head coach and current head coach of the University of Virginia
* Gene Larkin (1980) - first baseman for the Minnesota Twins who drove in the winning run in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series
* John Paul Foschi (2000) - tight end for the Oakland Raiders

Christ the King Royals:

* Jayson Williams (1986) - Former NBA Player
* Allen Watson (1989) - Former MLB Player
* Steve Karsay (1990) - Former MLB Player
* Khalid Reeves (1991) - Former NBA Player
* Derrick Phelps (1991) - Former NBA Player
* Erick Barkley (1996) - NBA Player
* Speedy Claxton (1996) - NBA Player
* Chamique Holdsclaw (1996) - Former WNBA Player
* Lamar Odom (1998) - NBA Player
* Sue Bird (1999) - Former WNBA Player
* Omar Cook (2000) - NBA Player

Fordham Prep Rams:

* Frankie Frisch (1916) - MLB Hall of Famer, also known as "The Fordham Flash," he is third all-time on the list for Series hits, behind Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle and just ahead of Joe DiMaggio.
* Johnny Murphy (1925) - former New York Yankees pitcher who appeared in a total of 8 World Series games, pitched 16.1 innings, and had an E.R.A. of 1.10.
* George Stirnwiess (1936) - former second baseman for the New York Yankees who also was the American League batting champion in 1945.
* Vin Scully (1944) - baseball announcer in the Baseball Hall of Fame, Radio Hall of Fame, American Sportscasters Hall of Fame. He has been broadcasting Dodger games, first in Brooklyn and then in Los Angeles, since 1950.
* Robert Hackett (1977) - silver medalist in swimming at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal

Iona Prep Gaels:

* Dick Ambrose (1971) - Former NFL Player
* John Mara (1972) - Co-owner of the New York Giants
* Rob Spence (1978)) - Current Offensive Coordinator, Clemson University, widely considered top coordinator in College Football.
* Brian Slocum (1999) - MLB player, pitches for the Cleveland Indians

La Salle Academy Cardinals:

* John Roche (1968) - Former NBA Player
* John Candelaria (1988) - Former MLB Player
* Ron Artest (1998) - NBA Player

Power Memorial Academy Panthers:

* Lew Alcindor (1966) - NBA Hall of Famer, 6 NBA Championships
* Len Elmore (1970) - former NBA player
* Matt Centrowitz (1973) - US Olympic runner, 1976 & 1980
* Joe Mullen (1975) - NHL Hall of Famer, 3 Stanley Cup Championships
* Brian Mullen (1980) - former NHL player
* Mario Elie (1981) - former NBA player, 3 NBA Championships

Salesian Eagles:

* Eric Mobley (1989) - NBA Player. 1st round draft pick of 1994 NBA Draft.
* Lou Brignone (1971) - Puerto Rican Basketball Olympic Team. Inducted into the Puerto Rican Sports Hall of Fame.

St. Francis Prep Terriers:

* Vince Lombardi (1932) - NFL Hall of Famer
* Joe Torre (1959) - New York Yankees manager
* Mike Cavataio (2007) College Basketball at St. John's

St. Raymond's Ravens:

* Julius Hodge (1996) - NBA Player
* Allan Ray (1996) - NBA Player

Xaverian Clippers:

* Chris Mullin (1981) - Former NBA All-Star and member of the Original Dream Team
* Rich Aurilia (1989) - MLB player
* Chris Taft (2003) - NBA player

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