Twelve Raiders signed their letters of intent to play at the collegiate level on the first College Athletic Signing Day of the school year, Wednesday, November 13. Congratulations and best wishes to these student-athletes! To see where they are headed, view the event slideshow. Way to go, Raiders!

Congratulations to Great Raider Emma Weber '22 who made history by contributing to Team USA's gold medal victory in the women's 4x100 medley relay at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Weber joins fellow alums Missy Franklin '13 and Clark Smith '13 as an Olympic champion, making Regis Jesuit proud with two gold medal-winning swimmers. Her remarkable achievement is a testament to the strong foundation she built at Regis Jesuit. Way to go, Emma!
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After placing second in the 100-Meter Breaststroke with a personal-best 1-minute, 6.10-second time at the Olympic Trials in Indianapolis last month, Great Raider Emma Weber '22 is set to compete in the Paris 2024 Olympics starting this week. 
Learn more about her journey to the Olympics in The Denver Post

Ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, the Jesuit Media Lab recently met with Great Raider Missy Franklin '13 on their weekly AMDG podcast. They talked with her about her experience at the 2012 Olympics where she won five medals, all while a student at Regis Jesuit. In the episode entitled "Swimming From Regis Jesuit to Olympic Gold with Missy Franklin," Missy recalls the emotional and spiritual support she received from the RJ community during this incredible time in her life. She also shares how she has been blessed in many facets of her life following her retirement from swimming. In the latter part of the podcast, Gretchen Kessler, the founding principal of the Girls Division and now Alumnae Liaison, recounts the story of the pivotal decision to open the Girls Division, one that has now transformed the lives of more than 3000 female students just like Missy.
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