Colonials down 2–1. August 2013: School President Bro. Thomas P. Long, FMS resigns. October 2013: Brother Rick Carey is named CCHS President. December 7, 2013: Football team wins the MIAA Division I State Championship by defeating Xaverian 34–17, behind head coach Chuck Adamopoulos, nicknamed Ground Chuck, captain and All-State running back D'Andre Drummond-Mayrie and wide receiver Cody Demers. March 2017: Central Catholic Boys hockey team wins their first three super 8 playoff games by a combined score of 11-1 to make it to their first super 8 championship game against the Arlington Spy Ponders at TD Garden. They eventually lost in overtime 2-1. Campus Central Catholic's campus consists of three inter-connected buildings on a small plot of land off Hampshire Street in north Lawrence. The first of which is the oldest remaining part of the Auburn St. school known as the Memorial Gymnasium, known as the "Large Gym" (opened 1950). This building houses classrooms in a hallway known as "the Horseshoe" and the gym, along with a large performance stage as well as a cafe. The second of which is the Hampshire Street building, known as the "Old Building" (opened 1969). This three floor building houses the small gymnasium, theatre, administrative offices, computer labs, library, and classrooms. Third, an 80,000 square foot $12.8 Million building, the South Wing is known as the "New Building" (opened 2005). This building houses the new main entrance and lobby, offices of the president and principal, the campus store, additional locker rooms, the campus ministry office, the cafeteria, state-of-the-art science labs, the chapel, and classrooms. The Lawrence campus has a softball field adjacent to the parking lot by Holly Street and a turf field parallel to Auburn Street. Because of a lack of playing fields at its urban campus, Central Catholic is exploring the possibility of developing a satellite athletic campus to serve its growing athletic program. Academic departments Religious Studies English Mathematics Science Social Studies World Languages Business and Technology Visual and Performing Arts Health and Physical Education Graduation awards The two major awards given at graduation ceremonies every year are the Brother Florentius, FMS Memorial Award, which is the highest honor presented to "the graduate who best exemplifies the ideals and values embodied in the founder of Central Catholic High School" and the Florentian Yearbook Dedication, presented "by the graduating class to the person or persons whom they consider worthy of special praise."