By: Colin Gay
Hometownlife.com
Loretta Vogel remembers when she first saw Julia Bishop.
The Mercy head volleyball coach watched a St. Sebastian eighth grader with soft hands and a presence as an athlete.
Nov 17, 2020
Nov 17, 2020
Farmington Hills Mercy's Julia Bishop, a future Spartan, named Michigan's Miss Volleyball
By Tom Lang
Special to Detroit Free Press
Julia Bishop is Miss Volleyball for 2020 — but if she had her way, she’d change the title to "Miss Team Volleyball."
Nov 16, 2020
Quiz Bowl participated in two national tournaments. On November 14, Mercy competed in their first-ever National Literature Challenge. The team of Caitlyn Begosa '22, Caitlin Condon '23, Carly Madden '22, Caroline Turco '23 finished in 6th place nationally!
Nov 16, 2020
Congratulations to Ciara McCliment ‘21 on her THIRD consecutive 1st Place in the MHSAA D1 Region 2 Diving Regionals!
Nov 16, 2020
Congratulations Mercy Marlins Class of 2021 COLLEGE BOUND ATHLETES!
Charli Atiemo - Volleyball, Northern Illinois University
Julia Bishop - Volleyball, Michigan State University
Kaylin Collins - Volleyball, College Of Charleston
Samantha Diaz - Swimming, University of Wyoming
Greta Gidley - Swimming, University of Michigan
Maya Goudeseune - Soccer, University of Kentucky
Ciara McCliment - Diving, University of Illinois at Chicago
Grace Nieto - Softball, Northwestern University
Nov 10, 2020
Mercy Volleyball DISTRICT CHAMPIONS! Congratulations to MVV who swept Livonia Stevenson for the win.
Nov 02, 2020
Two XC State Qualifiers for the Marlins! Way to run, Mackenzie Sullivan ‘21 and Maddie Kenney ‘21!
Oct 26, 2020
The M Zone Athletic Training Facility was named in memory of Sr. Regina Marie Doelker, RSM '56. Last week, we made it official! She served Mercy as a Math teacher from 1964-1974, Principal from 1986-2001 and President from 2002-2010. She was a strong leader who served Mercy with compassion and engaged people through personal connection. Thank you to all of our generous donors who made the renovation of this space possible!
Oct 20, 2020
Dalia Housey '21 is a recipient of the 2020 Optimist Leadership Award sponsored by the Farmington/Farmington Hills Breakfast Optimist Club. Dalia was selected because of her commitment to leadership and promoting a positive message of well being throughout our Mercy community, especially during this difficult time. Dalia has held a student government position since her freshman year at Mercy, and now serves as the Executive Board Chair of the Student Council.