Fleming Brothers Lead Marist High School to Season-Opening Victory
Marist High School defeated Simeon 44-28 in their season opener on Saturday, with brothers Jake and Conor Fleming playing key roles. Jake, a junior quarterback, threw three touchdown passes, two of which were caught by his sophomore brother Conor, who…
Chicago, IL, August 22, 2026 —
Marist High School kicked off its football season with a decisive 44-28 victory over Simeon on Saturday. The game marked a significant debut for brothers Jake and Conor Fleming, who both earned starting roles and played crucial parts in the team’s success.
Jake Fleming, a junior quarterback, orchestrated the offense, throwing three touchdown passes. His sophomore brother, Conor Fleming, a receiver, was on the receiving end of two of those touchdown passes. This marks the first time both brothers have started at the varsity level simultaneously.
The Fleming family’s connection to Marist High School is extensive. Their grandfather was a member of the school’s inaugural graduating class, and their father currently serves as the athletic director. This family legacy adds a layer of historical significance to the brothers’ prominent roles on the team.
The victory on Saturday sets a positive tone for Marist High School’s season, with the Fleming brothers establishing themselves as key players for the team.
Story summarized from the original created by Mike Clark on chicago.suntimes.com, see more information here.
