Matthew Lynn is a sophomore who has stepped up to student broadcast St. X sporting events. He has already called thirteen games this year. He has called soccer and football, most notably for the varsity St. X vs Trinity soccer game. Lynn’s work can be found on the St. X's Youtube channel, where the broadcast is live-streamed and saved.

If you’re a fan of offense, Cardinal Stadium on Friday, Sept. 23 wasn’t the place for you. St. X beat Trinity by a final score of 13-8. 

Our fourth game of the week will be between the rivals, St. X and Trinity.

Marlon Harbin is a freshman who is a starting wide receiver on the varsity football team. It is very rare to see a freshman getting significant playing time at the varsity level, especially at St. X. 

The St. X Tigers defeated the Owensboro Red Devils 28-14 in last Friday night's season opener at Brother Thomas More Page Stadium behind a solid defensive and special teams effort and a potent offensive rushing attack. 

Saturday, Dec. 4 — The Tigers travel to Lexington and defeat the Male Bulldogs 31-21 to win their 15th State Championship — first since 2009. 

Under the bright Friday night lights of Cardinal Stadium with an estimated 16,000 fans in attendance, the Tigers defeated the Shamrocks for the first time in three years with a final score of 35-28.

Desmond Ridder, a Saint Xavier class of 2017 graduate, has made a name for himself in the world of college football.

On Friday, September 4th, the Saint Xavier Tigers (2-1) fell to the number one ranked Male Bulldogs (3-0) in a thrilling Tiger home opener by a score of 28-21.