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>>>Sacred Heart University, distinguished by the personal attention it provides its students,
is a thriving, dynamic university known for its commitment to academic excellence and community service.
>>>Founded in 1963 by the Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, Bishop of Bridgeport, the University
was the first Catholic university in the United States to be led and staffed by lay people.
Located between New York City and Boston, the University's main campus is situated in beautiful
suburban Fairfield, Connecticut, with branch campuses in Derby, Lisbon and Stamford, Connecticut,
and in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The second-largest Catholic university in New England,
the University currently has 3,100 full-time undergraduate students, 1,200 part-time undergraduate
students and 1,800 graduate students.
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>>>Notre Dame Catholic High School is a coeducational diocesan Catholic high school
that provides a college preparatory education to students from a wide area of the state.
Notre Dame prides itself on its Christian family atmosphere that allows the school to
provide a caring and supportive learning environment that meets the needs of individual
students on a spiritual, intellectual and social level. The school serves a student body of
diverse cultures, faith traditions and abilities. As a school community, the students, faculty
and administration embrace and are strengthened by this diversity.
Through our academic program, we seek to train each student to think independently,
read critically and communicate clearly in an ever-changing and technologically complex
society. Through our spiritual program, we seek to cultivate an appreciation for worship
and a commitment to service. Through our extracurricular and athletic programs, we seek
to develop not only talents and social skills, but also a sense of community and fair play.
Overall, our mission as a Catholic high school is to provide a comprehensive program,
challenging each student to reach his or her God-given potential.
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>>>Mr. Dan McCarthy, President of of the Wolves organization was born in St. Mary's,
Ontario, and played for the Canadian Junior Leagues until age 20. Thereafter, he went
on to a stellar 9 year professional career highlighted by his time spent with the New York
Rangers. Drawing from Dan's insights, wealth of experience and the personal relationships
that he developed during his playing career, he developed the Connecticut Wolves Junior
Hockey Club. The purpose of this program was to develop and showcase student-athletes
(ages 16-20) in order to make them eligible for college placement as well as scholarship opportunities.
Over the past 10 seasons, Dan and his partner George Hines, have built the premier AAA hockey
program in Connecticut which now includes nearly 200 participants.
The Wolves' overall goal is for youth hockey players to develop a true and lasting love for the game of
hockey. teaching sportsmanship, leadership, discipline and respect are the primary objectives of each
coach, each team, each parent, and of the entire Connecticut Wolves organization.
To achive this, the purpose of the Connecticut Wolves will be driven by three major themes: Community,
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