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March 9, 2026Wonderful Stories of DMA Students
Ryan Glaab and David Levine

David and Ryan’s journey at DMA is a tale of friendship, passion, and the beautiful game of soccer. David was the pioneer, the very first student to walk through the doors of DMA. After graduating in the 8th grade, he embraced an exciting high school adventure at Father Gabriel Richard High School, where his love for soccer blossomed. He played his heart out on the field and proudly graduated this past May.
Meanwhile, Ryan's path took a different turn. After enjoying his time at DMA through 5th grade, he transitioned to St. Edith for middle school, where he continued to nurture his passion for soccer, becoming a key player for the St. Edith Eagles.
Now, fate has brought these two young men back together on the soccer field. Ryan showcases his skills as a player, while David embraces his newfound role as a member of the coaching staff. Together, they’re igniting the field with their shared love for the game, proving that their bond, just like their passion for soccer, remains strong
Justin Sposita and Charlie Carino

Get ready for an exhilarating journey of friendship and competition! Justin and Charlie, who both kicked off their adventure at DMA in the same year, have nurtured a remarkable bond that goes far beyond the classroom. These two athletes, running for rival Catholic schools—Justin for St. Edith’s and Charlie for St. Fabian’s—are proof that true friendship knows no boundaries, even in the heat of competition.
Just last week, they took on a thrilling race against numerous other schools, showcasing not just their athletic skills but also their enduring camaraderie. No matter the outcome of the race, their friendship remains unshakeable!
Mark your calendars! Join us at Willow Metro Park on September 17th at 6 p.m., then again on September 24th at Palmer Park, and don’t miss out on October 1st at Cass Benton—both at 6 p.m.! Come out and cheer for our fantastic students as they race not only against one another but also against other talented athletes in the Archdiocese Cross Country Program.
Get ready for some incredible stories of friendship, determination, and thrilling races! Let’s go, Justin and Charlie!





