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XAVERIAN ANNOUNCES BROTHER RAY AWARD WINNERS FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH
This February and March, 15 students were selected as recipients.
The Brother Raymond Hoyt, C.F.X. Award is named after a much-beloved alumnus, teacher, and assistant principal. Brother Ray, a 1970 Xaverian graduate, served the school for 26 years with enthusiasm, positivity, and humility. In the spirit of Brother Ray’s contribution to the Xaverian community, award recipients demonstrate kindness toward their neighbors, humility in their actions, and service to those in need.
Each month, faculty and staff are asked to nominate any students who they feel meet the award criteria in one of six categories (descriptions below), including humility, kindness, work ethic, generosity, discipleship, and respect. A limited number of the nominees are selected by the administration each month of the school year.
You can find individual photos of the winner's on our Flickr account at this link.
The recipients of the Brother Raymond Hoyt, C.F.X. Award are as follows:
CJ Briere ’26, Generosity
Anthony Ferrara ’26, Discipleship
Daniel Gentile ’26, Respect
Patrick Connolly ’25, Work Ethic
Brian Ladino ’24, Humility
Joseph Martucci ’24, Respect
Ethan Duhamel ’23, Generosity
Danny Edgehille ’23, Kindness
Nick Garland ’23, Generosity
Christian Bonadio ’22, Generosity
Brendan Flanagan ’22, Work Ethic
Declan Hume ’22, Work Ethic
Nico Lambros ’22, Work Ethic
Michael Parent ’22, Respect
Noah Wilson ’21, Generosity
Brother Raymond Hoyt, C.F.X. Category Descriptions
Humility - Recipients of this award have demonstrated an act of helping others in the
community without any fanfare. They are also students who recognize their own
limitations while striving to get better through action and service.
Kindness - Recipients of this award are happy, positive members of the community who
are trustworthy and willing to make connections with others. They are authentic in their
praise of others and do good deeds that make others feel special.
Work Ethic - Recipients of this award do not seem to be discouraged by setbacks and
push through adversity. They often go the extra mile and show a notable commitment to
completing a task.
Generosity - Recipients of this award give of themselves and expect nothing in return.
Whether it is time, resources, or labor, students recognized in this category show a
passion for helping others succeed.
Discipleship - Students receiving this award build relationships with others inspired by
the gospel ideals of devotion, care, and encouragement. These students hold their
classmates accountable and challenge them to embody Xaverian values.
Respect - Recipients of this award admire and treat all people in the school community
well. They are courteous and act in positive ways about themselves and others. Respect
at Xaverian means you show others that you care about their feelings and well-being.
Xaverian Brothers High School
Xaverian is a Catholic, college-preparatory school for boys in grades 7-12. As an inclusive community, we embrace diverse experiences and perspectives, welcoming students and families from all faiths and backgrounds. Through exceptional academics, athletics, the arts, faith formation, and service opportunities, we help young men discover their unique gifts and talents so they can share them with a world in need.
