Serving others in Appalachia. Twenty-four Saint Xavier students and six faculty members traveled to Auxier, Kentucky, for a Ryken Service Club mission trip with Hand in Hand Ministries. Throughout the week, students worked alongside community members to serve families in need, including building two wheelchair ramps for elderly residents. Led by a dedicated group of graduated seniors who have participated in the trip throughout their time at St. X, these Tigers put their faith into action and embodied the Xaverian call to serve others with humility, compassion, and purpose. #WeAreStX

Two weeks of CampX are in the books, and the summer fun is just getting started! Explore upcoming camps and register today: saintx.com/campx #WeAreStX

Congratulations to Chief Cameron ’26 on being named a recipient of the @kroger & @LMPD Chain Breaker Award! This award recognizes graduating seniors who have demonstrated resilience, strong character, and a commitment to making positive choices while overcoming significant challenges. Chief Cameron is one of just five students honored this year for breaking barriers and building a brighter future. We are proud of the example he sets for our community and grateful to LMPD, Officer Dan Marsden, the Louisville Metro Police Foundation, and Kroger for investing in and celebrating Louisville’s young leaders. 🎥 Learn more about the Chain Breaker Award: youtu.be/eiR_0Us0M_c?si=ZFBY… #WeAreStX

What makes St. X so special? Ask the students who lived it. As members of the Class of 2026 move on to their next chapter, three recent graduates reflected on the brotherhood, relationships, and experiences that shaped their time as Tigers. 🔗therecordnewspaper.org/st-xa… @recordarchlou #WeAreStX

St. X proudly welcomed members of our 50-Year Club back to campus for this year’s Golden Tiger Reunion, celebrating a lifetime connection to their alma mater. We were honored to host 240 alumni representing 28 graduating classes from 1945 through 1975 for an afternoon of brotherhood, memories, and St. X tradition. A special recognition goes to our oldest alumnus in attendance, Leo Jenkins ’45, who joined us at 98 years young. The Golden Tiger Reunion is one of many opportunities to keep our alumni connected, celebrating the lifelong bond that defines St. X. #WeAreStX

🐯 First Week of CampX Starts Next Week — Don’t Miss Out! Summer at St. X is here, and CampX 2026 is ready to kick things off with an incredible lineup of opportunities. With the first week of camps beginning next week, now is the time to register and secure your spot. CampX features 24 exciting programs, including 15 co-ed options designed for students to compete, create, learn, and have fun while building skills and making new connections. 📅 Camps run throughout June & July 🔗 Register today: saintx.com/campx #WeAreStX

Lunching with my high school buddies in the @stxtigers gym. The St Xavier Golden Tiger reunion invites anyone who graduated at least 50 years ago. That makes my class of 1975 the babies in the building today! 🎓 #GoTigers

This Memorial Day, we honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and selflessness will never be forgotten. #WeAreStX

True brotherhood in action What began as an innocent game of basketball with friends turned into the fight of a lifetime for junior Wyatt Anderson. After suffering a severe cervical spinal cord injury in November 2025 that left him paralyzed from the neck down, Wyatt faced months of rehabilitation and recovery. Guided by President Colistra's "call and repeat" motto: “Whatever hurts my brother hurts me; whatever helps my brother helps me,” Wyatt’s classmates stepped up in a powerful way, organizing a schedule to ensure he was never alone between physical therapy sessions at the hospital. Through faith, determination, and the unwavering support of his St. X brothers, family, medical team, and community, Wyatt continued to push forward. This spring, fewer than five months after his injury, he crossed the finish line of the Kentucky Derby Festival's MiniMarathon in under two hours, an incredible milestone in a remarkable recovery journey. #WeAreStX

Congratulations to Danari Timberlake ’26 and Karsten Busch ’26, recipients of the 2026 Rodriq McCravy Scholarship Award at the African-American Catholic Leadership Awards Dinner. This honor recognizes their outstanding leadership and commitment to serving their church, school, and community. #WeAreStX

The Class of 2026 was recognized at this year’s Senior Awards Ceremony for achievements across academics, service, leadership, athletics, the arts, and more. We are grateful for the impact these Tigers have made during their time at St. X and look forward to all that is ahead for them. View the full list of award recipients: saintx.com/seniorawards #WeAreStX #Classof2026

Surrounded by family, faculty, and the St. X brotherhood, the Class of 2026 came together for Baccalaureate Mass, an evening rooted in faith, reflection, and celebration as graduation draws near. #WeAreStX #Classof2026

The Class of 2026 by the Numbers . . . #WeAreStX #Classof2026

Make it 58 in a row for St. X volleyball as state tournament gets underway @wlky @StXTigerSports

🎙️ New episodes of TigerTalk, the official podcast of Saint Xavier High School, are now live! Episode 14 – “Lumen Engineer Remembers Numen Lumen” An alumni podcast featuring Patrick Spradling ’89, Solutions Engineer with Lumen Technologies, reflecting on his St. X experience and career journey. Episode 15 – “Lifting the Spirit” Campus Ministry Coordinator Stephen Murphy, Athletic Ministry leader Ben Cottrell, and Reed Newman ’26 of the 2025 State Champion soccer team discuss faith, athletics, and building community at St. X. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts. 🔗 saintx.com/tigertalk #WeAreStX #TigerTalk

Happy Mother’s Day to the amazing mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures of the St. X community. Thank you for the support, sacrifice, and encouragement you give our Tigers every day. #WeAreStX

The countdown to graduation is officially underway. Seniors spent the day celebrating the bonds, memories, and traditions that have shaped their time at St. X. Through prayer, shared stories, laughter, and time together, the Class of 2026 reflected on what it means to be part of the St. X brotherhood. #WeAreStX #Classof2026