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Cadet Athletics

List of 10 news stories.

  • All Greater Savannah Teams

    The Savannah Morning News honors the top athletes in each sport across the region. First-team selections will be recognized at the Coastal Empire High School Sports Awards ceremony, held at the end of the school year, where the "Player of the Year" for each sport will also be announced.
    This year’s First Team All–Greater Savannah selections for cross country are Cole Minnich and Will Hoffman.
    Honorable Mention recognition goes to Ben Harvey, Tucker Hollis, Wyatt Nolen, and Abdul Olubajo. Coach Danny Britt is the Coastal Empire "Football Coach of the Year." Football First Team selections for offense are Stephen Cannon, Chris "Bubba" Frazier, Carlton Hall, and Eron Mallard. Kam Cody, LaDamion Guyton and Jayden Houston are 1st Team Defense. Second Team selections are Larson Little, Isaac Scott. Stanley Smart, Collyn Ward, Josh Washington.  Honorable Mention honors are Jon Black, Noah Brainard, Bennett Conaway, Wyatt Estabrook,  Reef Leonard, Parker Lewis, and JoJo Sutton. Congratulations Cadets and Coach Britt!!
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  • BC Alumni Headed to National Championship

    When the University of Miami and Indiana square off in the National Championship game on Monday, January 19, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Savannah football fans will have plenty of reason to watch. Two Miami Hurricanes' true freshmen — and Benedictine Military School alumni — brothers Herbert “Third” Scroggins and Ralph Scroggins will be part of the title matchup.
    Herbert Scroggins, a defensive lineman, has carved out a role in Miami’s rotation during his first collegiate season. A four-star recruit out of Benedictine, Scroggins earned All-Greater Savannah Defensive Player of the Year honors as a senior after recording 86 tackles and leading the state across all classifications with 21 sacks.
    “Third has been getting in there in the rotation as an end on a really talented defensive front,” Benedictine head coach Danny Britt said. “He’s also getting reps on special teams on the punt and punt return units. Coaching Third was a great experience. He grew into a physical freak and is such a great athlete, but the most important thing is he’s just a great young man who pays attention to detail, works hard, and is respectful. He does everything right and has a bright future at Miami.”
    His younger brother, Ralph Scroggins, is an offensive lineman on the Hurricanes’ roster as a preferred walk-on. Ralph has earned a strong reputation for his work ethic both on and off the field. Britt noted that Ralph has traveled with the team throughout the season, a testament to his commitment and value within the program.  Besides their athletic abilities, both were standout scholar-athletes during their high school careers. Benedictine and the Savannah community couldn’t be prouder of the Scroggins brothers as they prepare to compete on college football’s biggest stage.

  • Swimming Region 1AAAA Runner-up

    Congratulations to Benedictine Military School’s swim team, which placed second overall in the Region 1-AAAA meet in Warner Robins on Thursday! BC was led by excellent performances from Beau Pittman, Wilkes Sabogol, and Gaines Sewell, who finished first in the 100 freestyle, 200 free relay, and 100 breast stroke, respectively. Additionally, Sewell finished second in the 200 IM, Pittman placed second in the 50 free, Sabogol finished second in the 500 free, and Joey Leiter finished second in the 100 freestyle. Several Cadets qualified for the GHSA state meet in February. Ryan Brunson, Pittman, Sabogal, and Leiter will compete in the 200 free relay. Sabogal qualified to compete in the 100 fly and the 500 free. Congratulations to all of our swimmers on an excellent showing and good luck to our state qualifying swimmers in February!

  • Wrestling Senior Night Success

     

  • #2 State, #1 in our Hearts

    A heartfelt thank you to our coaches, school, and athletic association for an unforgettable football season. While Benedictine came up short in the State Championship game, the heart, effort, and pride displayed throughout the year were undeniable. This team gave everything it had — every snap, every practice, every moment — and represented Benedictine with courage and class all year long.
    A special—and especially deep—thank you to the families and fans who traveled near and far to support us and create the best tailgate atmosphere in high school football. Your presence, energy, and unwavering belief meant more than words can express.
    This team fought with heart and brotherhood, and that bond—along with your incredible support—will last far beyond the final whistle. We are immensely proud to be Benedictine. 

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  • An Exceptional Signing Day for Football

    Benedictine's football coach Danny Britt has built an impressive track record of sending Cadet players to the college ranks, but Wednesday’s Signing Day ceremony in the BC gymnasium stands out as the most notable class yet.
    The Cadets’ mantra this season has centered on reaching the “next level,” and the program lived up to that message with six seniors signing to play at Division I FBS programs.
    Four-star receiver Bubba Frazier signed with Notre Dame, while LaDamion Guyton, a five-star edge rusher who reclassified as a senior, inked with Texas Tech, joining quarterback Stephen Cannon, who also signed with the Red Raiders. Kam Cody, a four-star defensive tackle, committed to Clemson, and offensive tackle Carlton Hall is headed to Liberty University. Safety Micah Williams will continue his career at App State.
    It was a day of celebration for a standout group of seniors who will take the field at Memorial Stadium on Friday, Dec. 5, to face Marist in the Class 4A state semifinals. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.
    “To have six of our guys sign on early signing day with programs of this caliber is extremely impressive,” said Britt, now in his 15th season leading Benedictine. “And personally, as a coach, these are players I truly enjoy being around. They’re good kids, and they’re all very dedicated. Sometimes you’ll have players with this kind of talent who aren’t easy to coach or be around, but that’s not the case with this group.”
    "I told them we'll celebrate their accomplishments and their signings until 4:15 p.m. today, that's when we turn our minds back to be focused on beating Marist in the state semifinals on Friday night."
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  • Finocchairo Award Honors Chris "Bubba" Frazier

    Bubba Frazier, Benedictine’s standout senior wide receiver and a Notre Dame commit, has been selected as the winner of the 45th Michael Finocchiaro Memorial Outstanding Football Player Award — honoring Savannah’s top high school football player.
    Frazier is known for his elite speed, a talent he has showcased not only on the football field but also as a star sprinter for the BC track and field program. His explosiveness and big-play ability make him the primary focus for opposing defensive coordinators, but slowing him down has proved nearly impossible.
    “Bubba is a great player and a great person,” Benedictine coach Danny Britt said. “What sets him apart is his character and work ethic. He’s an incredible young man who understands what it means to be a team player, and his speed and athleticism make him amazing on the field.
    “He’s worked hard to become an excellent route runner — he’s got quick feet, explosiveness, and strong hands. We’ve used him in the Wildcat, on sweeps, as a dangerous return man, and as a top-tier defensive back,” Britt added. “He’ll do anything we ask, and he’s the guy you count on when you need a play.”
    In an era where many athletes seek the spotlight, Frazier stands out for all the right reasons.
    “Bubba is a throwback, and I think a lot of that comes from his dad,” Britt said. “He’s quiet, respectful, and always about the team. It’s never about him.”
    Winning the award was a meaningful moment for Frazier.
    “I was really happy — I wasn’t expecting it, and it shocked me when Coach told me,” Frazier said. “Coach Britt told me my name is now in the history books. That meant a lot. I’m truly blessed.”
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  • The Houston Impact on BC

    When Jayden Houston arrived at Benedictine to join the Cadet football program—where his father, Galen, a BC alum, serves as defensive coordinator—his journey to a starting role was anything but easy. Jayden worked his way up the hard way, earning respect as a scout team player, then as a backup linebacker and special teams contributor, before finally breaking through as a defensive starter his senior year.
    Now, Jayden is adding a new chapter to his family’s Benedictine legacy, playing a key role on a Cadet squad that entered the GHSA playoffs ranked No. 4 in Class 4A by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
    The significance of this season runs deeper than football. Galen Houston—once a standout Benedictine linebacker who went on to play at Shaw University—now has the rare opportunity to coach his own son on a defense filled with talent. Their shared journey has become a powerful example of perseverance, mentorship, and family tradition within the program.
    "I knew Jayden needed development athletically and academically when he came to Benedictine, and that it was going to be a process to achieve his goals," Galen said. "But he has really grinded, and now he's reaping the benefits of his hard work, dedication, and commitment. I'm really proud of him." Jayden wears No. 11, the number his dad wore when he played at Shaw, and is known as "Sticks" to his teammates. On a team full of star power, he has become a leader on the field and in the locker room. He is receiving college recruiting interest from smaller programs in the Southeast. 
    Together, the Houstons embody the strength of a father–son bond built through discipline, growth, and a shared love for Benedictine football, making their impact on the Cadets’ defense even more meaningful.
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  • BC's first-ever Athletics Day of Giving is Tuesday, Nov. 18

    Benedictine Military School's first-ever Athletics Day of Giving is an event (Nov. 18 at 8 a.m. until Nov. 19 at noon) where our community can directly support the BC sports team of their choice. Each team will share their specific goals and needs, and every gift - of any size - helps strengthen our Cadets' experience. Please join us as we come together to fuel teamwork, leadership, and tradition across all BC sports!
    CLICK HERE TO MAKE A GIFT!
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  • Baseball Stars Headed to the Next Level

    Benedictine Military School proudly congratulates seniors Mason Diamond, Mason O’Neil, and Colvin Proto on signing their college commitments to continue their academic and athletic careers in baseball!
    During a special ceremony held in the BC Gym, Benedictine Director of Athletics Mr. Jack Holland ’03 and Head Baseball Coach Mr. Jason Pascual commended the three Cadets for their hard work, dedication, and the positive impact they’ve had on the BC baseball program.

    Mason Diamond – South Georgia State College
    Mason O’Neil – Flagler College
    Colvin Proto – Marion Military Institute

    These outstanding student-athletes exemplify the Benedictine values of discipline, leadership, and excellence—both on and off the field. Congratulations, gentlemen, and best of luck as you take the next step in your journey!
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Archive
Benedictine has captured one team national championship and 22 team state championships overall in eight different sports, including 18 state championships since 2012. (This number does not include the numerous individual state championships.)

2025 Sport Shooting
2023 Sport Shooting
2023 Raider Team (National Champs)
2023 Raider Team (State Champs)
2022  Football
2022  Raider Team
2021  Football
2021  Sport Shooting
2020  Sport Shooting
2019  Raider Team
2018  Baseball
2018  Tennis
2018  Soccer
2017  Soccer
2016  Football
2014  Football
2014  Baseball
2013  Lacrosse
2012  Lacrosse
1993  Golf
1985  Golf
1983  Golf
1961  Baseball

For more than a decade, Benedictine has been recognized as the No. 1 boys’ athletic program in southeast Georgia.

In recent years, many Benedictine student-athletes have earned scholarships to compete at institutions such as the University of Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology, the University of Southern Mississippi, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, U.S. Naval Academy, Belmont Abbey, Mercer University, The Citadel, Georgia Southern University, Appalachian State University, College of the Holy Cross, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Tulane University, North Carolina State University, Duke University, Clemson University, Vanderbilt University, Auburn University, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, University of Minnesota, Florida State University, University of North Carolina, and University of Miami.

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