CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

An 18-year-old man who defeated a rare bone cancer has decided to give back to the community who stood by his side during his battle.

From JROTC, to National Honor Society, to Eagle Scouts, faculty members say one Central Catholic High School senior is a leader.

Despite his diagnosis, Noah Adams continues to radiate positivity

A San Antonio woman is recounting the final moments on the phone with her mother, a cyclist, who had been hit by an alleged drunk driver.

Two bike riders have died in San Antonio this week.

Friends, family, and members of San Antonio's cycling community gathered on the steps of...

SAN ANTONIO – Following last week’s icy conditions and power outages, schools are still announcing changes and closures this week. Great Hearts San Antonio Schools - Classes expected to resume on Monday, Feb. 22. Premier High School San Antonio Windcrest - Classes resuming on Monday, Feb. 22. Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD - All SCUC ISD campuses will be open on Monday, Feb. 22 for both In Person and at-home learning. South San ISD - South San ISD campuses and offices will be closed through Friday.

Teen battling cancer encouraging San Antonio to donate to pediatric patientsPublished: November 18, 2020, 10:31 pmA San Antonio teen battling cancer is putting his battle aside and working to bring a smile to pediatric patients by hosting a toy drive.

Central Catholic High student with rare bone cancer back home after undergoing surgery, re-learning how to walkPublished: October 27, 2020, 10:42 pmA Central Catholic High School student battling a rare form of bone cancer is back home after undergoing surgery and is re-learning how to walk.

SAN ANTONIO – Noah Adams, 17, is battling Ewing Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer that affects about 200 children and young adults in the nation each year, according to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Adams’ life changed forever three months ago when doctors discovered the cancer after he injured himself while skateboarding. Adams has made the difficult decision to have his leg amputated to give him a better chance at beating cancer. Ma Hila’s Heart Project, a local nonprofit that helps families battling childhood cancer, was able to grant his wish. Adams and Harper say they’re grateful for the prayers, meal trains and other community support the past three months.

SAN ANTONIO – The Central Catholic boys soccer team entered the 2019-2020 season with the weight of expectations. After claiming their fourth straight TAPPS Division I State Championship, the Buttons had a chance to give one final bow for their efforts in front of a packed gymnasium full of students, parents and faculty. The seniors on the team have won the state championship all four years of their high school career. “It’s a very exciting moment,” said senior Christopher Rios-Cruz. “It’s a moment I’ve been looking forward to since I first got here as a freshman, but to be able to do this as a community -- not only with the soccer team, but the whole community of Central Catholic, our faculty and our parents -- it’s just an amazing feeling.

WACO – On a wild Championship Saturday, both the Central Catholic boys and TMI boys repeat as TAPPS State Champions by winning one-goal games. The Buttons earned their fourth straight title, while the Panthers notched their second straight. BOYS RESULTS

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HS Soccer Highlights: Central Catholic tops Kelly CatholicPublished: February 13, 2020, 5:55 pmLess than 24 hours after notching a goal with San Antonio FC, Central Catholic senior midfielder Jose Gallegos opened the scoring the Buttons' 3-0 TAPPS Division I State Quarterfinal victory over Kelly Catholic.

SAN ANTONIO – After dispathing Tomball Concordia in the second round, the Central Catholic boys soccer team is now preparing to take on Beaumont Kelly Catholic in the TAPPS Division I State Quarterfinals on Thursday afternoon.

Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

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SAN ANTONIO - Central Catholic High School's Head Football Coach, Mike Santiago, gives us his 5 quick tips for practicing in the heat:Hydrate Drink water 2-3 hours prior to practice Drink 8 oz (0.3 kg). of water 30 minutes before practice Drink water every 30 minutes during practice Finish up the day by drinking electrolytesAcclimate 3-7 days before practice starts, get used to being outside in the heat Lightly exercise outdoors and stretch in a shady spot outsideNutrition Eat a few salty foods before practice, such as pretzels or crackersRest Get 6-8 hours of sleep every night. The more, the betterAvoidance Stay away from caffeinated drinks, such as coffee or tea No soda No alcoholCopyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

Central Catholic High School's Head Football Coach, Mike Santiago, gives us his 5 quick tips for practicing in the heat.

SAN ANTONIO - After 50 years of strategic planning, Central Catholic High School unveiled its $12 million expansion Saturday evening. "Not just for the downtown community, but for the entire community of San Antonio." "Symbolically, we want to make sure the mind, body and spirit is formed right here at Central Catholic High School," Garro said. Cortez is the school's all-time leader in career victories among San Antonio high school basketball coaches. Photo courtesy of Mark MahavierPhoto courtesy of Mark MahavierPhoto courtesy of Mark MahavierPhoto courtesy of Mark MahavierCopyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.

SAN ANTONIO - A Central Catholic High School student died over the July 4th holiday, the school announced on its Facebook page Saturday. According to Central Catholic High School officials, Noah Sebastian Cullum, who was due to graduate in 2021, was killed in a car accident. Details surrounding the circumstances of Cullum's death were not immediately known. The school had an open chapel at 6 p.m. Saturday and a rosary at 6:30 p.m. Copyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.