Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt Steps Down as Loyola Ramblers Team Chaplain
September 24, 2025 - 19:00
March Madness icon Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is retiring from her longtime role as the Loyola Ramblers team chaplain, according to the student newspaper. The beloved figure, known for her unwavering support and spirited presence, has been a cherished part of the Loyola Chicago basketball program for decades.
Sister Jean, who gained national fame during the Ramblers' remarkable run to the Final Four in 2018, has been a source of inspiration not only for the players but also for fans across the country. Her deep faith and positive outlook have made her a symbol of hope and resilience, particularly during challenging times.
Due to health concerns, Sister Jean made the difficult decision to step back from her responsibilities. Her contributions to the team and the community will be remembered fondly, and her legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire future generations of athletes and supporters. As she embarks on this new chapter, the Loyola community expresses its heartfelt gratitude for her years of dedication and service.
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