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Loyola Chicago’s last national championship in men’s basketball was 60 years ago.

The team’s most famous fan surely remembers it well.

That is because Sister Jean was 44 years old in 1963, which is the year the Ramblers won it all. On Monday, she turned 104 years old and had quite the celebration:

Sister Jean became a national phenomenon during Loyola’s run to the Final Four as a Cinderella story in the 2018 NCAA men’s basketball tournament. While cameras consistently showed her in the crowd at the games, she also gave pregame speeches and was seen as an inspirational figure.

She even threw out the first pitch at a Chicago Cubs game at Wrigley Field:

Loyola wasn’t just a one-year wonder, as it also reached the Sweet 16 in 2021 and made the Big Dance in 2022 with Sister Jean cheering the team on.

She will surely be ready to go when the 2023-24 season starts as well.