Brother Rice is proud to share the exciting news that Tito Flores ’19 and Jordan Hyde ’20 have been selected for the 2024 Catholic High School League Hall of Fame. Congratulations to both of these exceptional student-athletes. The induction ceremony will take place on June 10, 2024.
Tito Flores ‘19, a standout baseball player, is currently showcasing his talent at Notre Dame after a successful undergrad stint at Michigan for sports management. Graduating from Michigan in 2023 and set to conclude his collegiate journey at Notre Dame in 2024, Flores boasts an impressive athletic resume. As a four-year varsity letterman and four-year All-Catholic player, his prowess was evident even in high school, where he secured a spot on the 2019 First Team. In his collegiate career, Flores has garnered numerous accolades, including being named to the ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division All-Midwest Region Second Team as a designated hitter and earning a spot on the Big Ten All-Tournament Team both as a designated hitter and in the outfield. Not just excelling on the field, Flores also shines academically, receiving recognition as an Academic All-Big Ten awardee and exemplifying sportsmanship as a recipient of the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award. With an impressive senior season at Michigan, appearing in 55 games with 52 starts, Flores continues to leave his mark on collegiate baseball.
Jordan Hyde ‘20, set to graduate from the University of Utah in spring 2024 with a major in psychology, boasts a remarkable journey in lacrosse. His high school career saw him rise as a three-star recruit, recognized by InsideLacross.com, and culminated in an outstanding achievement as he led the Warriors to an undefeated 2019 MHSAA Division I State Championship, earning him All-America and First-Team honors. Transitioning to collegiate play, Hyde’s excellence continued, earning him a spot on the All-ASUN first team in 2023. He has demonstrated remarkable consistency by starting every game he has appeared in, to date, totaling 42 appearances. Moreover, Hyde holds impressive records at the University of Utah, including the school records for single-game (8 goals vs. Mercer in 2023), single-season (49 goals in 2023), and career goals (109) with one more year left to play, solidifying his legacy in collegiate lacrosse.