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Athletics

Participation in athletics does more than build strong bodies. It also teaches valuable life lessons about teamwork, commitment and integrity. Zephrys Pride runs strong through all levels of the SMCS sports programs. We invite parents, families and the community to join us at every event to root on our student athletes!

Our Philosophy on Athletic Programs at all Levels
  • To encourage cooperative play and working together
  • To promote the development of good sportsmanship skills
  • To develop and promote basic fundamental athletic skills
  • To promote physical fitness as part of a healthy lifestyle
Zephrys Fields

Located on the Zephyrs Campus at the High School & Middle School, Zephyrs Fields is a collection of sports fields, practice areas and equipment storage buildings.

Facility Reservations

Are you interested in scheduling a practice or activity at a St. Mary Catholic Schools facility? Contact Matt Schoultz, Athletics Director ([email protected]).

 

 

Registration

Register for High School Athletics (Must register prior to the start of each athletic season)

Dual Sport Participation In Same Season Form

High School Co-Curricular Code of Conduct

High School | Fall Sports

Cross Country (More Information, Upcoming Schedule, Results)
Football
Soccer (Boys)
Tennis (Girls)
Volleyball

 

High School | Winter Sports

Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Power Lifting
Dance
Hockey
     Boys (Fox Cities Stars Club Team)
  • SMC athletes participate in this sport as members of a co-operative team. More Information
     Girls (Fox Cities Stars Club Team)
  • SMC athletes participate in this sport as members of a co-operative team. More Information

 

High School | Spring Sports

Baseball (Boys)
Golf
Soccer (Girls)
Softball (Girls)
Tennis (Boys)
Track & Field (More Information, Upcoming Schedule, Results)

 

 

“No Cuts, Everyone Plays” in Middle School

Student-Athletes at the middle school level are at varying stages of development and ability. Because of this, St. Mary Catholic Middle School proudly enforces the “No Cuts, Everyone Plays” policy. In addition, at the St. Mary Catholic Middle School level, parents of participating students are expected to help at home games in the concession stand, at the gate and/or at the scoring table.

Academic Eligibility in Middle School

Academic eligibility for all middle school students is determined by grade checks. Students must maintain a minimum of a C- average with no failing grades.

 

Middle School | Fall Sports

Cross Country (More Information, Upcoming Schedule, Results)
Football (7th & 8th Grade)
Volleyball (Girls)
Co-Ed Soccer
ZFL Flag Football (6th Grade) – Register here!

 

Middle School | Winter Sports

Basketball (Boys & Girls)

 

Middle School | Spring Sports

Softball (Girls)
Tennis
Track (More Information, Upcoming Schedule, Results)

 

Elementary Schools

ZFL Flag Football (3rd-6th Grade) – Fall

Flag football is for boys and girls interested in learning the foundational skills of football utilized by the SMCMS and SMCHS programs (built around USA Football Standards) as well as leadership, teamwork, speed and agility.

Student-athletes will be grouped by age division and receive progressive instruction that will serve to enhance their physical and mental development. Practices will culminate in league scrimmages during halftime of high school football games.

Registration: Register here!
Contact Josh Young with questions: [email protected].

Basketball (5th Grade Only) – Winter

The teams compete in the Fox Valley Catholic Grade School League (FVCGS).

Volleyball (4th & 5th Grade Girls Intramural) – Spring

This program is held in April and May. It begins as a skills program and progress into intramural competition.

 

Zephyrs Basketball Club

Tournament Teams (Grades 3-8)

The Zephyrs Basketball Club (ZBC) is a competitive youth basketball tournament team program for boys and girls in grades 3-8. This all-volunteer club works to provide opportunities for players to develop strong fundamental skills in younger grades, transitioning to more competitive play in older grades. The program is open to all players in any area school in an attempt to prepare them for play at the high school level.