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Loyalty, Pride and Integrity
Athletics at Regis Jesuit endeavor to provide an environment in which the student-athlete is assisted in understanding himself/herself physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually.
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A Long Athletic Tradition
The Regis Jesuit athletics department endeavors to help student-athletes become Christian leaders and understand how to be examples for others. The environment of such an undertaking is characterized by a concern for the individual.
We are proud of its long athletic tradition. Not only has it been a winning tradition, but one which has worked to instill values in our student-athletes which apply not only to sports but to life. Regis Jesuit athletics means more than just winning. Loyalty, pride and integrity are virtues the community of Regis Jesuit works to instill in all of our student-athletes.
We are proud of its long athletic tradition. Not only has it been a winning tradition, but one which has worked to instill values in our student-athletes which apply not only to sports but to life. Regis Jesuit athletics means more than just winning. Loyalty, pride and integrity are virtues the community of Regis Jesuit works to instill in all of our student-athletes.
Athletic News
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FRAN BELIBI '19 TAKES THE GAME TO NEW HEIGHTS
Great Raider Fran Belibi '19 continues to outshine her opponents and take her dunking abilities to a new level. Read more about how she has joined a select group of female basketball players to dunk in a women's college game and how she continues to change the narrative for women's basketball.
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SHANE OTT '18 COMMITS TO PLAY D1 HOCKEY
Congratulations to Great Raider Shane Ott '18 who has committed to play hockey for Niagara University. He is the first Regis Jesuit hockey player to be signed to play Division I according to RJ Varsity Coach Dan Woodley. Ott currently plays as a forward for the Janesville Jets in the North American Hockey League.
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HUSKER FOOTBALL'S JACK STOLL '16
The Lincoln Journal Star looks back at the high school career of Great Raider Jack Stoll '14, now a senior tight end at the University of Nebraska. RJ Football Head Coach Danny Filleman recalls Stoll as a player in high school.
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FIVE LACROSSE PLAYERS PARTICIPATE AT UNDER ARMOUR ALL AMERICA GAMES
The Under Armour All America Lacrosse games were held August 22-23 and several Regis Jesuit lacrosse players played their way to a roster spot on Team Southwest at this prestigious event. Team Southwest won the regional championship for both Upperclass girls and Underclass boys division.
In the boys underclass division, Fletcher Sullivan '23 and Jack Casey '23 were on the championship roster. In the girls division, Emily Bradac ' 23, Krissy Rael '21 and Cate Lord '21 all represented Team Southwest. Additionally, Jack Casey '23 and Cate Lord '21 each earned the Tournament MVP award. Way to go, Raiders! -
COACHES CELEBRATE STUDENTS THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS
Over the course of six weeks, coaches from several of our teams stood under the lights of Lou Kellogg Stadium on Friday evenings and recorded a message of hope and inspiration for our students, especially our seniors, who were completing this school year in a completely unprecedented way. These videos were shared on social media on those same Friday evenings, but in case you missed them or would like to watch them again, we have compiled them into a playlist on YouTube.- April 24 – Baseball Coach Matt Darr
- May 1 – Girls Lacrosse Coach Kathryn Ames
- May 8 – Boys and Girls Track & Field Coach Ryan Taylor
- May 15 – Soccer Coaches Rick Wolf (boys) and Will Cropper ‘98 (girls)
- May 22 – Boys and Girls Rugby Coach Anthony Mattacchione
- May 29 – Football Coach Danny Filleman
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ISALINA COLSMAN '20 TO RUN NEXT YEAR FOR NOTRE DAME
Isalina Colsman '20 has signed to compete in cross country for the University of Notre Dame. She is a four-year letter winner in three sports—cross country, swimming and track. Congratulations, Isalina! -
AVERY VANSICKLE '21 RANKS 84 ON ESPN TOP 100
Congrats to Girls Basketball's Avery VanSickle '21 on being ranked #84 in ESPN's 2021 HoopGurlz Recruiting Rankings.
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FOURTEEN MORE SIGN TO COMPETE IN COLLEGE
On April 15, the date for what would have been the spring National Letter of Intent signing day, we held a virtual signing ceremony for the 14 Raiders who were committing to compete collegiately. Including these student-athletes, we have surpassed our school record for signees from a single class with 42 members of the Class of 2020 signing to play their respective sport. Read more to see the 14 who "signed" on Wednesday and to see a video honoring this accomplishment. -
NINE WRESTLERS EARN ALL-AURORA/ALL-LEAGUE/ALL-STATE ACADEMIC RECOGNITION
Nine members of the Wrestling team—seven young men and two young women—earned recognition as All-Aurora, All-League or All-State Academic team members. Congratulations to these Raiders on their achievements. -
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SEGURA NAMED SOUTH METRO WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Two-time State Champ Antonio Segura '21 has been named South Metro Wrestler of the Year by Colorado Community Media. Congratulations!
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THREE NAMED TO BOYS BASKETBALL ALL-CONTINENTAL LEAGUE SECOND TEAM
Congrats to Ty Bergman '21, Alonzo Paul '21 and Michael Wolf '21 who were all named to the All-Continental League Second Team for Boys Basketball. Way to go, Raiders!
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JADA MOORE '20 NAMED CONTINENTAL LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Congratulations to Girls Basketball's Jada Moore '20 who was named Continental League Player of the Year. Moore was also named to the All-Continental League First Team along with teammate Avery VanSickle '21. Sam Jones '21 was named to the Second Team.
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BOYS BASKETBALL RUN COMES TO AN END IN THE GREAT 8
On Saturday, March 7, the 29th-ranked Raiders took on No. 5 Grandview and played a competitive game, but fell to the Wolves 48-41. This was the furthest boys basketball had progressed in the post-season since 2016 when they also made it to the Great 8. So we congratulate and thank them for a fun season! -
GIRLS BASKETBALL FALLS TO HIGHLANDS RANCH IN GREAT 8
Though they played hard to make up a large early point deficit, the Raiders couldn't repeat the magic of another final-second win over Highlands Ranch in the Great 8 round of the State tournament. They fell to the Falcons 51-44, their only in-state defeat this season. We are very proud of this year's team and grateful for an amazing season and playoff run. -
BOYS BASKETBALL HEADED TO GREAT 8
After their second consecutive upset of a higher-seeded team, the Boys Basketball team is headed to the Denver Coliseum on Saturday, March 7 at 2:00 pm to take on No. 5 Grandview in the Great 8. Tickets are $7.00-9:00 pm and available online. Parking is $10. -
HOCKEY'S RUN TO THREE-PEAT ICED BY VALOR
In the March 5 Frozen Four matchup against Valor Christian, the Raiders fell short of advancing to the title round with the Eagles taking the game 2-1. The Raiders were hoping to advance and capture their third consecutive and seventh overall State title. -
FIVE MAKE GIRLS SWIM & DIVE ALL-STATE TEAM
Congrats to the five members of the Girls Swim & Dive team that were named to CHSAA's All-State team. -
GIRLS BASKETBALL HEADED TO GREAT 8
After beating Broomfield 58-51 in the Sweet 16 at home, Girls Basketball moves to the Great 8 on Friday, March 6, 4:00 pm at the Denver Coliseum. The No. 3 Raiders take on sixth-seeded Highlands Ranch, whom they beat by two points when the teams met up less than a month ago. Tickets are $7.00-9.00 and available online. Parking is $10. -
BOYS BASKETBALL UPSETS CHERRY CREEK TO ADVANCE TO SWEET 16
The Raiders boys hoopsters, which were seeded 29th going into the second round game against No. 4 Cherry Creek, played a fiercely competitive game. The score teeter-tottered back and forth between the teams throughout the game with the Raiders edging past the Centennial League champion Bruins to secure the 69-65 win in the final two minutes.
Regis Jesuit offers 28 different sports with upwards of 65 teams the majority of which compete at the 5A level of the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA).
Athletic Training Program
Our athletic training program exists to assist athletes in the prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries and subsequent return to their chosen sport(s).
As integral members of each of our athletic teams, our certified athletic trainers provide health care for each of our student-athletes. This service encompasses all facets of the prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries, and an athlete’s subsequent return to his or her chosen sport(s), as well as management of additional conditions that may influence performance. Each of our athletic trainers who work with our athletes, whether in the athletic training room or during practices and competitions, are nationally certified through the sole certifying organization for athletic trainers: the Board of Certification. All of our athletic trainers are also members of the National Athletic Trainers' Association.
In addition to our athletic trainers on staff, we also partner with Landow Performance Training, an organization that works with pro-atheletes and Olympians, to provide strength and conditioning coaching to our students on campus year-round.
In addition to our athletic trainers on staff, we also partner with Landow Performance Training, an organization that works with pro-atheletes and Olympians, to provide strength and conditioning coaching to our students on campus year-round.
Boys Division
6400 S. Lewiston Way, Aurora, CO 80016
Fax: 303.766.2240
Fax: 303.766.2240
Regis Jesuit High School
Girls Division
6300 S. Lewiston Way, Aurora, CO 80016
Fax: 303.221.4772
Fax: 303.221.4772
Regis Jesuit High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school-administered programs.