Larry Grothues Memorial - CCHS Golf Classic

2023 Larry Grothues Memorial CCHS Golf Classic
Sunday, April 2, 2023, | 1:00 p.m. Tee Time | The Quarry Golf Club

The Larry Grothues Memorial CCHS Golf Classic Committee continues its mission to bring the 21st Century Technology to CCHS students, teachers, and staff. In 2023, the tournament will:

  • Continue the Lenovo Chromebook laptop campaign for any student that needs a device – in the past two years, 42 students on average annually accepted new laptops; the remainder replenished outdated Chromebooks that are used by all classrooms as part of the entire school curriculum.

  • Security, Security, Security: So that students, parents, faculty, and all staff have peace of mind, proceeds will fund reinforced security doors; add more security cameras; institute a badge system to unlock doors, and add more perimeter fencing with technology to let people in as needed.

  • Refresh outdated technology including Wi-Fi hot spots and extend coverage to outside areas.

  • 10% designated for technology needs for students as they arise.

Each player receives a box lunch AND supper with all trimmings; player prize; team prizes for top winning teams; contest prizes; free beers and sodas; packed goodie bag; chair massage; and cigars. Player forms are available here. Discounts are offered for CCHS parents; click here to visit the Parent Player page. Please email Player Forms to [email protected] (even if all players aren’t confirmed); we expect this tournament to sell out.

 A Super Mulligan for $25/per person. Entitles individual to two mulligans plus Putting Contest plus drawings for door prizes.  Pick up your mulligan tickets at registration.

Generous sponsorships are available; click here for the Sponsorship form. Contact 2023 co-chairmen Frank Medina or Andres Gonzalez at [email protected] or [email protected] for more info.

 

Items funded by the 2022 Larry Grothues Golf Classic, based on profits of $72,000:

esports

  • Start-up costs for new varsity-level eSports Team including best-in-class computers, wiring, programming, and creation of eSports Arena on campus. Launched Fall 2022 with over 50 varsity players, two coaches, and partnerships with local colleges, it has already placed 2nd place out of six teams and continues to receive requests to enter premiere eSports tournaments across the state. As the first local private high school with a Varsity eSports program, CCHS has attracted many students specifically because of this eSports team.

  • New Lenovo Chromebook laptops for any student that needs a device – in the past two years 42 students on average annually accepted new laptops; in addition, replenished outdated Chromebooks that are used by all classrooms as part of the entire school curriculum.

  • Critically needed Firewall hardware – to ensure school technology is safe and secure from outside threats

  • Digital announcement signage in hallways, cafeteria, and other key points to help communicate important messages to students and faculty across the campus – very impressive to prospective parents touring the school.

TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES FROM GOLF CLASSIC

Past Golf Classic tournaments have raised over $200,000 in the last three years alone to fund technology initiatives for Central Catholic such as the following:

  • New Lenovo laptops for any student that needs a device.

  • State-of-the-art Server.

  • 400 Chromebooks - Since 2014.

  • Promethean Smart Boards.

  • “Brother Harry Cornell S.M. Global Communications Lab, underwritten by Larry Grothues"

  • Student Information System providing real-time data to teachers and parents.

  • Probes, Interfaces, and Vector Laptops.

  • Desktop Centrifuge for Chemistry Lab.

  • 30 new computers and furniture for the Computer lab. 

  • TI NSpire math graphing calculators.

  • XENEX LightStrike Robot (eliminate 99.9% of viruses in the classroom.)

  • School-wide ZOOM License

  • 30 Web Cameras, 8 Auto-Tracking SWIVL Cameras, and
    microphones for Virtual Learning

  • Two MakerBot 3D printers and 12 new computers for the Engineering program (now offering a Robotics course and dual credit engineering with St. Mary's University).

For more information, contact Jeanne Albrecht, the LG Memorial Golf Classic Tournament Coordinator at (210) 392-9047 or [email protected].
SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE $5000 SPONSORS:
  • Jack Lopez, ’71 - Construction Management & Real Estate Development

  • The Kahlig Group - Clarence Kahlig, ‘65

  • AAA Auger - Doug Cross, '63

The 2023 tournament will again be dedicated to Larry Grothues, Class of '65, thanks to his wife Louann, who has underwritten 2020, 2021 and 2022 Golf Classics in memory of her late husband.

Larry served as the Title Sponsor of this Golf Classic from 1995 to 2019.

For more information, contact Jeanne Albrecht, Tournament Coordinator at (210) 392-9047.