Reunion 2009 Photos and recap.
	Reunion 2009 is now over but the memeries will last a life time. Alumni from far and near traveled back to Prep to celebrate their reunion. Some of the have not been on Prep's campus since they graduated. it was a wonderful weekend where old friends were able to catch up with each other and talk about their days at Prep and their days since they left Prep. The festivities kicked off with Stag Night where more then 200 guys came back to enjoy the BBQ chicken, ribs, pork and beef. The guys were given t-shirts as gifts to remember this year's reunion. The next day Father William George S. J. had lunch with the Golden Hoyas; those alumni who celebrated their 50th and 60th reunion from Prep. Later that evening. Father George said Mass for about 30 alums and their families. Reunion weekend concluded with the class parties on Saturday night. The classes of 1949, 1959, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1989, 1999, and 2004 all held class parties at various locations. By all accounts, Reunion weekend was a success.  To view photos from this years reunion please click here. If you are interested in being a reunion class representive for Reunion 2010, please contact Dwayne Bryant

	A Message on the Economy
	Rev. William L. George, S.J., Prep's president, discusses the nation's economy and its impact on Georgetown Prep.

	Upcoming Events
	Alumni Association Basketball Tournament March Madness at the Hanley Center: A Tradition Unlike Any Other. After a brief hiatus, the Alumni Association Basketball Tournament is back!  Save Saturday, March 28 for your shot at the prestigious Galvin Cup.   2009 Little Hoya Golf Classic The Little Hoya Classic will return to PB Dye Golf Club this year on Friday, May 15. The tournament will benefit the Gus Coupe & Alumni Scholarship Funds. Grab your buddies and sign up today!

	Want To Know What's Happening At Prep?
	Read the latest campus scoop in the March 13 issue of the student-run newspaper, the Little Hoya.  Highlights include: Hoya Profile: Mike Kubik, '87, talks about his love for teaching and coaching at Prep. Little Hoya sports: A review of this winter's success and a preview of the spring season. Can lacrosse be the dominant force in the IAC this spring?  Alumni Update:  Where are they now? Find out what some 2001 grads are doing today. Campus News: Ted Leonsis speaks about happiness at the annual Father/Son Dinner. The Adventures of Frau Collins: After 17 years of teaching German at Prep, Mrs. Collins took a leave of sabbatical. Read all about her adventures.   Read all this and more in the Little Hoya .

	HOYA SPORTS
	Prep Cross Country in Review: This year's indoor track season included national caliber results that bode well for a successful outdoor season this spring. The fireworks began at the Yale Invitational in mid-January where juniors Joseph Woiwode and Nick Letourneau combined with seniors Carl Dennis and Ramsey Chapin for a runner-up finish in the Distance Medley Relay. Their time of 10:19 held up as a top 10 U.S. time at season's end. Woiwode's 1:58 800m split was the fastest of the meet, and Chapin's mile split of 4:16 was a top 20 U.S. time. Woiwode also posted a top 15 U.S. time in the 500m. Senior Brandon Tisdale posted a top 100 U.S. time in the 55m dash with a season best of 6.55. Other top performances include a top 100 U.S. 4x800m time of 8:11 run by Dennis, Chapin, Woiwode, and freshmen Andrew Gyenis, as well as a top 25 U.S. time by Stanford-bound Chapin in the 1000m with a 2:30. Thanks to efforts of second year head coach Greg Dunston, a 37 year coaching veteran in Montgomery County, Georgetown Prep also hosted several successful indoor meets in The Hanley Center. The most notable on-campus meet was the first annual Jesuit Classic in March where Tisdale's 6.57 earned first place in the 55m, Letourneau's leap of 20'8" won the long jump, and freshmen Andrew Gyenis and Joey Chapin went 1-2 in the 3200m with times of 10:13 and 10:14. Look for more highlights from the outdoor oval this spring.