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1975 1977 1979 1980 1981 1983 1984 1985 1987 1988 1990 1993 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002 2004 2005 !2006! We are the Champions by Queen  2005TankINT vs. Riverside by JCCSSaturday, September 1 2007 Information... Sorry for the lack of coverage so far this season on our site. We are in the process of upgrading our site to bigger and better things and look forward to it's very soon to be launch. We promise it won't disapoint you! The launch date was originally going to be September 1st, but had to be pushed back a bit. Stay tuned for more information to come very soon. While we await the launch, the Patriots defeated the Fontainebleau Bulldogs in the Jamboree 22-0 and have defeated the Mandeville Skippers 20-3 in the season opener. The Patriots travel to play at East St. John next Friday night.
The Patriots defense throttled the high powered East St. John offense in the highly anticipated matchup between the two teams. The Wildcats were the last team to defeat the Patriots nearly two years ago. The defense also scored two touchdowns as Conner Mullins pounced on a fumble in the endzone, which gave the Patriots a 28-0 lead at the time. Leading up to that, Blaine LeBlanc scored two touchdowns, one on the first posession of the game, and Matt Saucier scored the other. Capping off the scoring was a Jonathan McKnight interception return for a TD that made the final score 34-7. The Wildcats lone score came on a kickoff return for a TD. Tuesday, May 29 2007 Tentative Schedule... August 24 Jamboree at Mandeville vs. Fontainebleau August 31 at Mandeville September 7 at East St. John Sept. 14 at Salmen Sept. 21 at Longview, Texas Sept. 28 **OPEN** October 5 vs. Fisher (D) Oct. 12 vs. Riverside (D) Oct. 19 vs. Lusher (D) or **OPEN** Oct. 26 vs. St. James (D) November 2 vs. Newman (D) Sunday, December 24 Joe McKnight selected Mr. Football!!
Saturday, December 9 2006 STATE CHAMPS!!!!!!!
Friday, September 1 2006 Team Picture and Individual Photos are up...
Thursday, May 11 Tony Bua video from an ESPN "Jacked Up" Segment
TonyBuaJackedUp by ESPN/FOX2005 State Champs!!!
The setting was quite different than any championship game each team member had ever been a part of. Their was not one thing about the game that was routine in any way. It was cold, outdoor, sunny, no Mr. Curtis, Sr. in his white suit, and the Patriots donned red pants for the first time ever. However, once the game started, the Patriots were about as routine as could be. The defense was the story of the day as it dominated the Comets from the start. The Patriots held the Comets to just 178 yards of total offense, with 91 of those coming on the last drive of the game, and just 55 yards total rushing. The defense kept the Comet offense off of the scoreboard, with the Comets only points coming on a fumble return for a TD. The defense also produced points on a Jacob Dufrene sack and score in the second quarter. The Patriot offense moved the ball well early in the game, but two turnovers deep in Comet territory evaporated Patriot drives. The defense forced three straight 3-and-outs and Joe McKnight hauled in a punt at the Patriot 45 yard line. Three fierce blocks by Colby Arceneaux, John Ruttley and Jonathan English sprung McKnight loose and he made the punter miss and waltzed into the endzone for a 6-0 lead. Kelby Weurtz then intercepted a Comet pass and ran 31 yards to set up Kyle Collura's 3 yard QB sneak for a 12-0 lead, following two missed extra point attempts. Dufrene's touchdown gave the Patriots an 18-0 lead. On the try for two points following the TD, Kyle Collura's pass fell incomplete and his head fell victim to the Independence Bowl turf. Collura took a good hit and his head whiplashed to the ground and was knocked coo-coo and was taken out of the game by the John Curtis medical staff. To end the first half, the Comets faced third and goal from the Patriot three yard line with just :09 seconds remaining and out of timeouts. The Comets tried to pass, and under heavy pressure, the Comet QB threw to their star player #5 Casey Robottom. McKnight stepped in front and hauled in the pass and raced down the Patriot sideline for an apparent 97 yard TD. However, the TD was called back on a penalty, but the Patriots had sapped away any momentum the Comets tried to get. In the second half, on the Patriots' first possession of the third quarter, QB Matt Saucier threw a hitch pass to McKnight and sophomore P.J. Smith had a great block and McKnight found his way into the endzone for a 24-0 lead. A fumbled pitchout was then returned for a TD by the Comets and following a failed 2-point attempt, the Patriots led 24-6. The nail in the coffin was hammered down, again by Joe, with a 58 yard TD run, which sealed his MVP performance voted on by the media covering the game. Joe shifted the accolades to his teammates quoting that the defense played so well that the entire defense deserved the award and that the punt return was set up by great blocking. Also, on his yards, the O-Line had great blocking and P.J. had a great block on the hitch pass. All he had to do was run to the endzone. Junior running back David Seeman finished with 89 yards rushing on 13 carries. Contrast that to the MVP performance by St. Charles Catholic running back who had 62 yards rushing on 13 carries. The Patriots were truly an unstoppable force in this year's playoffs. Yes, the Patriots struggled to find their groove in early Post-Katrina games against East St. John and Choctawhatchee, Florida. But, I don't think anybody will argue with the end result. Clearly, the Patriots established themselves as not only the top team in 2A, but possibly the top team in ANY classification. Thank you to the seniors of 2005: Randelle Leggette, Lance Frazier, Alvin Scott, Scotty Encalade, Blaine Roberts, Tony Friedman, Scott Makepeace, Josh Medley, Matt Snyder, John Ruttley, Chris Tusch, Steven Kurtz, Stephen Champagne, Oscar Ponce deLeon and Mike Klein. To the juniors, it's your turn to continue the legacy laid before you and try to duplicate or excede what the seniors before you have done. To the rest of the underclassmen, don't take a day for granted, because there are 15 guys listed here who would love to do it all over again! Click the movie button to see Jacob Dufrene's Sack, Scoop and Score for a TD! 2005 Dufrene SackScoopScore by meClick here for this week's fun facts...
Want to donate to the Hurricane Katrina effort at John Curtis Christian School? Alumni, supporters, anyone around the world wanting to contribute to John Curtis Christian Schools efforts during the distress of Hurricane Katrina can now do so. You can donate in any way possible. If you wish to donate monies to school, you can do so be writing a check to: John Curtis Christian School Special Fund 10125 Jefferson Hwy. River Ridge, LA 70123 or, by calling the school at 504-737-4621 or, by donating online by clicking here! Thanks for your support of our John Curtis Christian Patrtiots!! Go be with the Lord Mr. Curtis, Sr.!!
John T. Curtis, Sr. realized his dream in 1962 when he started John Curtis Christian School from scratch on the untraveled ground on Jefferson Highway and Manguno Road in tiny River Ridge. With five children and a faithful, loving, devoted wife, he became the "father" of so many students that came through "his" doors and attended his school. To those parents and students...thank you for entrusting yourselves to the Curtis family and look forward to continuing the legacey that Mr. Curtis started 43 years ago. Mr. Curtis, Sr. was the pastor of Coliseum Place Baptist Church for 30+ years, and started countless other churches doing missionary work all around the United States when he was a young pastor. He is survived by his wife Merle Phae Manguno Curtis, sister Ruth Barcelona, brother Harold Curtis, sons J.T. and Leon, daughters Debbie Curtis Eutsler, Kathy Curtis Rickner and Alicia Curtis Naccari, grandchildren Joanna Curtis Fabacher, Johnny Curtis, Jeff Curtis, Preston Curtis, Matt Curtis, Steve Curtis, Lance Rickner, Ashley Rickner, Robby Eutsler, Rebekah Eutsler, Paul Naccari, and Sarah Naccari, great-grandchildren, Reaghan Fabacher, Rylee Fabacher, John Thomas(Jay) Curtis IV, Michael Curtis, Anna Curtis, Abbi Curtis and Zoe Curtis. Visitation will be held at Celebration Church on Airline Hwy. on Friday from 9-12, with the funeral right after, followed by the burial at Garden of Memories. In lieu of flowers, one can donate to the John Thomas Curtis, Sr. Memorial Fund via John Curtis Christian School.
We are now taking Online Donations! By clicking on the above headline, it will forward you to an online giving page where you can view information for our capital campaign for improving our school! You can sign up and donate with your name and information or donate anonymously via the internet. We are excited about this campaign, so please click the headline or go to http://www.active.com/donate/JCCSPatriots to find out more information! Much Much more in Patriot News...click 2003 and 2004 Seasons have been moved to the archives page... Click above link to go Calling all PATRIOT ALUMNI!! Stories...
Click here for BASEBALL site. Thursday, December 28 Coach J.T. and Joe McKnight get NATIONAL awards!!! Coach J.T. Curtis is the USA Today National Coach of the Year for the 2006 season. In addition to that Joe McKnight was named to the first team of the USA Today All-American Team. To access the article on Coach J.T. visit the following site http://www.usatoday.com/sports/preps/football/2006-12-26-player-coach-of-the-year_x.htm To access Joe's USA Today site click here http://www.usatoday.com/sports/graphics/2006_allusa_fb/flash.htm Congratulations to Coach J.T. and Joe!
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