All-American Honors for Two Holy Family Athletes

Bailey Monette Earns NISCA All-America Recognition

Holy Family diver Bailey Monette has earned a spot on the NISCA All-America Diving List, placing her among the top 100 high school divers in the country.

The National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (NISCA) recognizes divers who meet demanding national standards in an 11-dive championship format. To qualify, girls must score at least 375 points while competing a dive list with a minimum Degree of Difficulty of 13.0. Monette surpassed those requirements at the 2025 MSHSL True Team State Swimming and Diving Meet, where she finished first and set a meet record with a score of 477.7 points in the 1-meter diving competition. NISCA reviews videos of all dives from qualifying meets before determining her All-American status, one of the highest honors in high school diving. 

With her senior season still ahead, Monette continues to add to one of the most accomplished diving careers in program history.

Zack Sevcik Earns USA Lacrosse All-Academic Recognition

Holy Family Catholic senior Zack Sevcik has been named a USA Lacrosse All-Academic honoree, an award that recognizes student-athletes who excel both on the field and in the classroom.

USA Lacrosse selects All-Academic honorees based on a combination of athletic achievement, sportsmanship, leadership, and academic performance. Recipients are recognized for demonstrating strong lacrosse skills, competing with integrity, and maintaining high standards in their academic work.

Sevcik's selection reflects his ability to balance the demands of a competitive varsity sport while achieving success in the classroom. The honor places him among a distinguished group of student-athletes recognized by USA Lacrosse for their commitment to excellence in multiple areas of school life.

By earning All-Academic recognition, Sevcik joins a select group of players who have distinguished themselves through their performance, character, and academic achievement.