The Mighty Macs is "Official Film" at JP2 Film Festival

The Mighty Macs movie will be known as the “official film” for the 2009 John Paul II International Film Festival.

The movie received two awards: the Reel Rose Award for Best Feature Film and the People’s Festival Award which is based on the audience’s response to the nominated films and was rated on a scale from 1-5 by each viewer. Therefore, by receiving the People’s Festival Award, The Mighty Macs movie will be known as the “official film” for the 2009 John Paul II International Film Festival. READ MORE>>

The Mighty Macs on CBS 3 News

Channel 3 report on the filming of the movie "The Mighty Macs" (formerly "Our Lady Of Victory") at the Hill School in Pottstown PA in June 2007. READ MORE>>

Kathy Rush Speaks

Nabaté Isles conducts interviews from the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame's Enshrinement Weekend. The 2008 Class included: Adrian Dantley, William Davidson, Patrick Ewing, Hakeem Olajuwon, Pat Riley, Cathy Rush, and Dick Vitale.

This segment features 2008 Inductee, Cathy Rush. Starting with parts of her press conference speech and a SMTA interview.

Coach Rush led the Immaculata Mighty Macs to 6 consecutive AIAW Final Fours (1972-77) and 3 consecutives AIAW championships (1972-74). She coached the 1st nationally televised women's college basketball game in 1975. Her extraordinary career record was 149-15 in 6 seasons. READ MORE>>