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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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FIELD HOCKEY HEADING TO PLAYOFFS
The bracket and schedule for the 2019 State field hockey playoffs as released on October 20, 2019, by the Colorado High School Activities Association. -
BOYS TENNIS CLINCHES SECOND CONSECUTIVE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
It was a day of firsts — and seconds — for Morgan Schilling '21 and the Regis Jesuit boys tennis team. Regis Jesuit won its second-straight Colorado 5A boys tennis state tournament Saturday at Gates Tennis Center, beating Cherry Creek by a team score of 83-70. -
BOYS TENNIS ADVANCES WHOLE TEAM TO STATE SEMIS
The Regis Jesuit Boys Tennis Team's quest to defend its Class 5A state championship is in great shape after play Thursday at Gates Tennis Center. -
FIELD HOCKEY PICKING UP THE PACE GOING INTO PLAYOFFS
Watching one of the Regis Jesuit field hockey team’s games is often like watching an oversied game of pinball. -
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TAKES SECOND PLACE AT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to the Girls Varsity, JV and Open Cross Country teams who all took second place in the Continental League Championships! -
BOYS GOLF FINISHES FIFTH PLACE IN STATE TOURNAMENT
Congratulations to the Boys Golf Team on their strong finish at the Class 5A Golf State Tournament on Tuesday, October 8. -
BOYS TENNIS TAKES CONTINENTAL LEAGUE TITLE
The Boys Tennis Team clinched the Continental League title with a home sweep over Mountain Vista. -
MARCHIOL'S '22 LEADERSHIP KEY TO FOOTBALL'S UNDEFEATED SEASON
AURORA – As a high school sophomore, Nicco Marchiol is barely old enough to get a driver’s license. But on the field, he excels at leading drives.Widely regarded as the top quarterback prospect in Colorado for the class of 2022, the Regis Jesuit standout has thrown for 1,176 yards and nine touchdowns through five games. -
GORDY MCKEEHAN '20 TO PLAY RUGBY IN DUBAI
Gordy McKeehan '20 has been selected to travel with the North American Lion 7s team to play rugby in December at the 2019 Dubai Invitational. -
BEYOND THE GRIDIRON: REUNION OF TWO RJ FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Ahead of the September 7 CU-Nebraska match up, the Denver Post ran a profile about Great Raiders Jack Stoll '16 and Tim Lynott '15, who played football while at RJ now play on opposing teams. -
ESPN'S SPORTSCENTER HONORS FRAN BELIBI'S '19 TOP TEN DUNKS
Before leaving for Stanford, Great Raider Francesca Belibi '19 was honored by ESPN's SportsCenter with her own hoop and mural in Aurora's Hoops Park commemorating her SC Top Ten dunks.AURORA – Fran Belibi made a name for herself as the first player to dunk in a high school girls basketball game in the state of Colorado. Her legend grew when one of those dunks made ESPN’s SportsCenter’s Top 10 list last December.The former Regis Jesuit basketball standout was honored at Hoops Park on Thursday with the public installation of a painted basketball hoop and banner commemorating her accomplishment.Read the full story in The Post -
CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS SWEEP TITLE AT WASH PARK INVITATIONAL
From the Sentinel's Week Past in Aurora Prep Sports, 08.29-09.04.19:
"The Regis Jesuit boys and girls cross country teams swept titles at the Washington Park Invitational. Senior Isalina Colsman won the girls race by nearly a minute, while the Raiders also took places eight through 11 to give them a 28-point win over Golden. The boys had more of a cushion (52 points) led by the duo of Owen Buehler (second) and Thomas Beatty (third). …At the Arapahoe Warrior Invitational cross country meet at deKoevend Park, Overland seniors Grant Bradley and Abdi Abade took fourth and 12th, respectively, to pace city participants. It was the first race Bradley didn’t win on the season, following his victories at the Aurora City Championship meet and Windjammer Invitational." -
FOOTBALL WINS HOME OPENER AMIDST THUNDERBOLTS AND LIGHTNING
The home opener for football always draws a large crowd and Friday's matchup against No. 5 Pomona was no exception. What was exceptional was the lightning delay that put a halt to the second quarter and kept fans and players sidelined from nearly two hours. When the game resumed, a sparse but spirited crowd cheered the Raiders on to a 23-13 victory over the Panthers.
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LACEY HENDERSON '07 WINS SILVER AT PARALYMPIC GAMES
Competing as part of Team USA at the Paralympic Games in Lima, Peru, Great Raider Lacey Henderson '07 clinched the silver medal in the women's long jump.
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SWIMMING RAIDERS RAISE $11K+ TO FIGHT CANCER
Swimmers from both Swim & Dive Teams joined together with Great Raider Missy Franklin '13 to raise awareness and money in the fight against cancer at the second annual Swim Across America event. -
FRAN BELIBI'S '19 SUPER SUMMER
Great Raider Fran Belibi '19 has had the busy summer. First, she dunked at a basketball camp at Stanford, where she heads this fall. Then she was awarded an honorary ESPY for her talent on and off the court.Currently, she's in Thailand for the U19 World Cup July 20-28. The team will first make a stop in Tokyo to scrimmage Japan's U19 team. The team will play Australia, South Korea and Hungary to advance to the medal round starting July 24. Read the article -
BASEBALL WINS 5A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
After an incredible 25-6 record season, RJHS Baseball clinched the 5A State Championship In a decisive 8-2 win over a strong Cherry Creek team. This is the team's first championship since 2011 and third all-time. The Raiders took home the AAA title—the top classification at the time—in 1988, Read coverage from Courtney Oakes of the Aurora Sentinel. -
BOYS RUGBY CLINCHES STATE TITLE
After four matchups in five years against Denver East in the title game, RJ Boys Rugby team was victorious in bringing home the State trophy after going 8-1-1 on the season.
Watch the final two minutes of play showing the incredible teamwork it took to secure the championship in the final moments of the game. Way to go, Raiders!
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 Directors
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Athletic Trainers
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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
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Fax: 303.766.2240
Fax: 303.766.2240
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Girls Division
6300 S. Lewiston Way, Aurora, CO 80016
Fax: 303.221.4772
Fax: 303.221.4772
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