This Saturday, three Greenie Lacrosse alums will square at the collegiate level as High Point University and St. Bonaventure face off at 11:00AM at High Point University.

Above all else, Henry Keenan '14 wants other young entrepreneurs to succeed, no matter what their background may be.

Louisville Slugger has become synonymous with baseball. With a brand name closer to home, former Christ School standout Ali Knowles '09 is looking to make some inroads as well. "Caribbean Sluggers" launched in February 2018 with Knowles filling orders for custom-made bats out of his garage. Looking to the future, he has aspirations to not only increase production, but expand into gloves, and then be able to provide all the equipment to players he represents as an agent.

Rest assured, whenever there is a family gathering in Kingsport, Tenn., the one-on-one games between the Halvorsen brothers can still get as intense as ever.

Staying out late, sleeping in, and the inevitable procrastination over assignments. Jake Johnson '17 saw a problem with the monotony of college weekends. And like any engineer worth his salt, Johnson came up with a solution.

Santa Claus comes early in Florence, S.C., every year. And he is a Greenie.

Michael Brazinski '14 could feel the energy coursing through Washington, D.C., the night of the mid-term elections because he was there. Best of all, his boss won. Brazinski has been an intern in the office of U.S. Congressman Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) since September.

Connor Graeber '16 may be considered a late bloomer when it comes to musical performance. Better late than never.

Ever since the summer after his junior year at Christ School, Colby Moore '11 had a front-row view of Washington, D.C. politics.

Christ School's campus has changed a good bit since Marshall Plumlee '11 was walking from class to class in his green blazer. However, some aspects of the Greenie experience are eternal.

Jeff Hudak '10 has been putting his skill as a pilot to benevolent use this week, delivering relief supplies to those affected by Hurricane Michael.

Living and working in Washington, D.C., is never boring with today's political climate. Then again, a 46-year career in journalism has taken Bob Reid '65 to some interesting places in interesting times.

Although his home is in Beijing, China, Morehead-Cain Scholar Conrad Ma '15 is well on his way to making a name for himself here in the United States.

The entrepreneurial spirit flows through Thomas Belk '08.

Jack Fleming '15 can trace his interest in CrossFit back to Christ School. Back then, the former Greenie lacrosse player and swimmer wasn't much different than some of the weekend warriors who use CrossFit to build strength or stay in shape

Christ School seniors will invariably deal with challenges in their first year of college. Monday was meant to help.

Joey Cinque '17 has made the transition from high school to college lacrosse look easy. Cinque led Florida's Rollins College in goals scored (30) as a freshman.

Townsend Tanner '03 says point-blank that his diploma from Christ School is skyrocketing in value, far more than any stock certificate.

Two weeks of training camp weeded out the players that the Atlanta Blaze wanted for their Major League Lacrosse team. A Christ School alumnus made the cut.

Andrew Anderson '13 picked up the sport of rowing at the University of Virginia, and now is continuing his post-college career for a club in the nation's capital.