List of 6 news stories.

• Region Meet

  10/24/2025
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  Maroon Raiders Win Region Championship

  10/20/2025
  Congratulations to Benedictine Military School’s Raider Team for a commanding performance at today’s Region Raider Meet hosted at BC!

  The Maroon team dominated the competition, taking 1st place in every event, while our White and Gray teams also impressed—earning top-three finishes in the Rope Bridge and CCR, and placing 4th and 5th overall respectively.

  We are incredibly proud of all three teams for their grit, teamwork, and relentless drive. This momentum fuels our excitement as we prepare for the National Raider Competition in Molena, GA, at the end of the month!

  A huge thank-you to our Raider alumni and local Army recruiters for their invaluable support in running the lanes today—we truly couldn’t have done it without you!
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• Adairsville Raider Rampage

  10/5/2025

• Coastal Georgia Raider Invitational

  10/5/2025

• Richmond Hill Raider Meet

  10/5/2025
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  A Busy and Meaningful Weekend for the Raider Teams

  9/8/2025
  The Raider teams had a powerful and action-packed weekend, filled with both intense competition and heartfelt remembrance. On Saturday, they faced off against 20 other teams at the Adairsville Rumble, battling both tough opponents and unpredictable weather. Unfortunately, the event was cut short due to inclement conditions, and the Cadets were only able to complete 3 out of the 5 scheduled events. At the time of the stoppage, the Maroon Team stood in 4th place and the White Team in 7th among the teams that had finished the same challenges.

  A huge thank-you goes out to the incredible group of Raider families who braved the rain to support the teams—setting up and tearing down the tent area and cheering from the sidelines. Your dedication and spirit mean the world to these athletes.

  On Sunday, the Raiders participated in a deeply moving event: the 3rd Annual Savannah Professional Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at the Enmarket Arena. Each Raider wore a badge honoring a fallen first responder who gave their life during the collapse of the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. They climbed 110 flights of stairs—2,200 steps in total—to symbolize the height of the towers, in a powerful tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

  It was truly an honor for our Raiders to take part in this Memorial. Their participation reflects the strength, unity, and brotherhood that define both the Raider program and the spirit of BC.
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