Athletics

We offer a range of sports teams and physical education courses to students. These programs aim to promote physical fitness, teamwork, sportsmanship, and leadership skills. Sports teams can include traditional sports like basketball, soccer, and football, as well as non-traditional sports like lacrosse, volleyball, and swimming. Physical education courses typically provide students with an overview of different types of fitness, such as cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and flexibility training. Athletics education may also involve offering training for individual sports, such as track and field or cross country. Overall, athletics education is an important part of our school's curriculum, providing students with opportunities to stay active, learn new skills, and build relationships with their peers.

Coaches & Staff

Head Coaches: These are the primary coaches for each sports team and are responsible for developing the team's strategy, leading practices, and managing games.
Assistant Coaches: Assistant coaches work with the head coach to train the team, teach specific skills, and manage games.
Strength and Conditioning Coaches: These coaches work with student-athletes to develop strength, flexibility, and endurance through weight training, conditioning, and fitness programs.
Athletic Trainers: Athletic trainers work with student-athletes to prevent and treat injuries, provide rehabilitation services, and coordinate with medical professionals as needed.
Sports Information Directors: These staff members handle public relations and media for the athletic program, including managing social media accounts, press releases, and game coverage.
Athletic Directors: Athletic directors oversee the entire athletic program, including hiring coaches and staff, scheduling games and events, and managing the program's budget.