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Rosary College Prep Ensemble Reaches Division I Status at March Competition

Local Aurora programs show continued strength across multiple schools this spring.

By Aurora Sport Desk · Published July 18, 2026

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Rosary College Prep earned a Division I rating for its ensemble at the IHSA Solo & Ensemble Competition during March 2026.

The achievement adds to a pattern of steady participation from Aurora institutions in regional athletic and performance events. March results highlight how several local groups keep active even as seasons shift, giving residents direct examples of skill development close to home.

Programs Across Aurora Stay Active

Waubonsee Community College, Aurora Central Catholic, Aurora Christian Schools, and the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy each appear on the city’s March 2026 athletics listings. Community Unity School District 308 also features in the same update. These entries sit alongside Rosary College Prep on the official city page, showing a spread of activity that reaches both private and public settings in Aurora.

The listings come from the Communications and Marketing section of the Aurora city website, which tracks accomplishments month by month. Readers can find the full March 2026 Athletics page at https://www.aurora.il.us/Government-and-Engagement/Staff-Directory/Communications-and-Marketing/Aurora-Achieves/March-2026-Athletics. The page groups entries by school, making it simple for families to track results without leaving the area.

Community Ties Grow Through Shared Events

Events such as the IHSA competition draw participants and supporters from different neighborhoods in Aurora. When ensembles and teams reach strong ratings, the results often circulate through school networks and local coverage, creating small but regular points of connection among residents. The March update demonstrates how these moments accumulate over a season.

City staff continue to post similar monthly roundups, with April 2026 entries already linked on the same site. Residents who want to follow upcoming schedules or attend events can check the Aurora Achieves section regularly for the latest school-by-school notes.

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