Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School

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Location
Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School
10300 SW 167 Avenue Miami, Florida 33196 USA
Coordinates	25°40′16″N 80°28′01″W / 25.671, -80.467
Information
Authority	Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami
Denomination	Roman Catholic
Supervising Principal	Michael W. Davis
Principal	Richard J. Fenchak
Enrollment	752^[1] (2005-06)
Faculty	34.3 (on FTE basis)^[1]
Student:teacher ratio	21.9^[1]
Type	Private
Grades	9 to 12
Motto	Excellence in Catholic Secondary Education
Mascot	Bulldog^[2]
Team name	Bulldogs^[3]
Color(s)	Blue,Black and Silver^[3]
Established	1998
Homepage	www.colemancarroll.org

Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School is a private, Roman Catholic high school in Miami, Florida. It is located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami.

1 Background
2 Notable Alumni
3 Sport Awards
4 Controversy
5 References
6 External links

[edit] Background

Archbishop Carroll was established in 1998 by the Diocese to serve the growing Catholic population in southwest Miami-Dade County. The school is named after Archbishop Coleman Francis Carroll, the first Bishop of Miami.^[4]

[edit] Notable Alumni

Ryan Lacedonia - University of Miami Wide Receiver (walk on)^[5]
Thomas Keane - Florida State University Quarterback (walk on)^{[citation needed]}
Robert Barker - University of South Florida
Aimee Carrero - Actress
Osvaldo Friger - 2006 Wrestling State Champion
Carlos Friger - 2006 Wrestling State Champion
Andre Piferrer - V.P. of Channel Marketing, Sony Inc.
J.C. Alvarez - Founder at Abstract Thinking Solutions, LLC

[edit] Sport Awards

Football

2006 District Champions
2007 District Champions
2007 Regional Champions
2007 State Semi-Finalists

Women's Soccer

2006 District Champions
2007 District Runners-Up

Baseball

2001 State Runners-Up
2002 District Runners-Up
2003 District Runners-Up
2005 Regional Semi-Finalists
2008 District Runners-Up

Wrestling

2006 State Champions - 135 Class Weight (Osvaldo Friger)
2006 State Champions - 171 Class Weight (Carlos Friger)

Women's Basketball

2008 District Runners-Up

[edit] Controversy

On April 1st, 2008 Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School was found guilty in a case awarding $56 million to the family of a teenager left brain-damaged and disabled in a fatal drunken-driving crash that split a car in two.

Michael Sanchez-Agramonte, 17, was killed and Maynoldi was injured when the car crashed into a tree at about 100 mph. Halves of the car came to rest on either side of a landscaped median. The wreck was so bad that the medical examiner never determined who was driving.