Bentley was chosen as the Class 2A, Region 1 Scholar-Athlete winner, distinguishing herself as one of the top student-athletes in Alabama. This recognition places her among an elite group of seniors who have demonstrated exceptional performance both academically and athletically.

The Bryant-Jordan program, presented through the Alabama High School Athletic Association in collaboration with the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, highlights students who embody leadership, perseverance, and a commitment to excellence. Regional recipients are selected from schools across the state and honored at an annual awards banquet in Birmingham.

Named in honor of legendary coaches Paul “Bear” Bryant and Ralph “Shug” Jordan, the program has become one of the most respected student-athlete recognition initiatives in the country. Over the years, it has supported thousands of students in pursuing higher education while celebrating their success in both academics and athletics.

Ella’s achievement reflects not only her dedication in the classroom and in competition, but also her character and leadership within the St. Luke’s community. Her selection is a testament to the support of her coaches, teachers, and family, as well as her own hard work and determination.

St. Luke’s Episcopal School congratulates Ella Bentley on this outstanding accomplishment and is proud to recognize her as a true example of the Wildcat spirit.

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Throughout his career spanning almost four decades, this milestone adds to an already impressive list of accomplishments: multiple state championships, a 64% win percentage, and active MLB players such as St. Luke’s alumnus Jeremiah Jackson.

Beyond the numbers, Coach Szymanski leads a program defined by hard work, consistency, and a commitment to developing student-athletes, both on and off the field.

St. Luke’s is proud to celebrate this incredible achievement and the lasting impact Coach Szymanski continues to make on the Wildcat baseball program.

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Seniors Joanna Junaid and Evelyn Cummings, and Junior Jenna Simpson all qualified for the state tournament at previous competitions, and we are so proud of their hard work throughout the season!

Evelyn Cummings placed first in Humorous Interpretation which qualifies her to compete in the National tournament in Richmond, Virginia this summer. Evelyn was also selected as Alabama’s 2026 Student of the Year for Speech and Debate and has received the Alabama’s District nomination for the National Student of the Year for Speech and Debate which will be decided later this summer.

Congratulations to our Speech and Debate Team!

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The students who represented St. Luke’s at the tournament were Evelyn Cummings, Rishi Gupta, Ashton Roberts, CJ Roberston, and Jenna Simpson. These students competed in a variety of events at the tournament and represented St. Luke’s wonderfully.

They even walked away with some awards…

Jenna Simpson made it to the final round in Poetry, placing 5th.

Evelyn Cummings placed first in the final round of Humorous Interpretation.

Congratulations to our Speech and Debate team. We are so proud of you!

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Student-athletes across multiple programs earned recognition for their competitive play, reflecting the school’s continued athletic growth and commitment to excellence both on the field and in the classroom.

Postseason honors include:

All-State Honors

Football – Mac Boone, 2nd Team Defense 

Volleyball – Emma Kate Frazier, Baker Garside (3A Setter MVP), Amelia Smith, Millie Wilson (HM) 

Cross Country – Zachary Robinson, 3rd Team

All-County Honors

Cross Country – Calista Conway, Sophie Dolbear, Kat Edmondson, and Zachary Robinson 

Volleyball – Emma Kate Frazier, Baker Garside, Riley Reynolds, Amelia Smith, and Millie Wilson 

Lagniappe 2A-5A All-Area Team

Football – Mac Boone (First Team Defensive Line), Cameron Roberts (HM), Jathan Richardson (HM), Talon Safiran (HM), Carter Spivey (HM), and Ryland Yasurek (HM)

Volleyball – Emma Kate Frazier, Baker Garside, Riley Reynolds, Amelia Smith, and Millie Wilson (HM)

Press-Register All-Region Volleyball Team 

Emma Kate Frazier (HM), Baker Garside, and Amelia Smith

1A-7A All Coastal Football Team 

Mac Boone (HM) and Carter Spivey (HM)

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Guests enjoyed great food and a relaxed setting while reconnecting with former classmates, meeting fellow alumni, and sharing memories from their time at St. Luke’s. The casual, come-and-go format made it easy for alumni to stop by and spend time catching up, reflecting the strong sense of community that continues well beyond graduation.

The evening served as a meaningful reminder of the lasting bonds formed at St. Luke’s and the school’s commitment to staying connected with its alumni, especially during the holiday season.

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We are equally proud to celebrate two additional St. Luke’s students who were selected to the 2026–2027 Azalea Trail Maids court:

• Raina Gupta – Lavender Trail Maid
• Hannah Lockett – Peach Trail Maid

The Azalea Trail Maids represent Mobile at events (both within our local community and around the country), ceremonies, and appearances throughout the year, embodying grace, scholarship, and Southern tradition. Having three representatives—including the Queen—from St. Luke’s is an extraordinary achievement and a testament to the excellence of our students.

Please join us in congratulating Reese, Raina, and Hannah on this remarkable honor. Their dedication to leadership, service, and school spirit reflects the very best of St. Luke’s.

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The Alabama Department of Revenue recently announced the timeline for the 2026-2027 CHOOSE Act year.

The application will open for renewing families on December 15th, new applicants on January 2nd, and will close on March 31st. Families/students who are awarded money through the CHOOSE Act will be notified on April 15th.

For more information on if you qualify, how to apply, or the general timeline, click here!

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The third annual 4JW 5k & Fun Run will be hosted on Saturday, February 7, 2026 at St. Luke’s Episcopal School (Upper Campus).

The 5k will begin at 8 a.m. followed by the Fun Run at 9 a.m.

For more information on location, times, and registering click here.

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