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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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LAUREN PENDERGAST '20 FIELD HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Congratulations to Lauren Pendergast '20, who was named South Metro Field Hockey Player of the Year by Colorado Community Media. -
RICK WOLF NAMED HIGH SCHOOL COACH OF THE YEAR
Rick Wolf has been named the 2019 Far West Region High School Coach of the Year by the United Soccer Coaches. Congratulations to Coach Wolf for this important recognition of him as a coach and the program he has built with Boys Soccer. -
POMS & CHEER BOTH TAKE FIFTH AT STATE SPIRIT COMPETITION
Congratulations to both the Poms and Cheer teams which made it to the final round at the State Spirit competition this past Saturday. -
RJ-ARAPAHOE FOUNDATION GAME NETS MORE THAN $20K
The Raider and Warrior Basketball teams faced off at Arapahoe High School in the second annual Foundation Game supporting mental health. In a doubleheader that featured the girls teams first then the boys, the gym was packed with fans there for more than just the game. Voluntary donations at the door brought in more than $20 thousand that will be split between the Second Wind Fund and Judi's House. The focus of both organizations is suicide prevention and mental health support. Way to go! -
FOUR BOYS SOCCER PLAYERS SELECTED FOR ALL-STATE
Congratulations to the four members of the Boys Soccer Team selected to represent RJ at All-State: Casey McCloskey '20 and Braden Murphy ' 20 - First Team; Nick Dermer '20 - Second Team; John Krupanszky '20 - Honorable Mention. We are proud of you! -
TWO SOFTBALL PLAYERS REPRESENTING RJ IN ALL-CONTINENTAL LEAGUE
Congratulations to the two Softball players representing the Raiders on the All-Continental League teams: Chloe Valdez '21 - First Team and Lanie Smith '21 - Second Team. We are proud of you! -
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FOOTBALL ENDS PLAYOFF RUN IN QUARTERFINALS
Congrats to the Football Team for making it all the way to the quarterfinal round of the playoffs where they lost a tough battle against Pomona 28-14. Up to this game, the team had been undefeated, including beating the Panthers in the home opener this season. -
BOYS SOCCER FALLS JUST SHY OF CLINCHING STATE TITLE
In a hard-fought game, Boys Soccer fell just short of winning their first State title since 1996. Broomfield won the matchup with one goal; the final score was 1-0. Congrats to the team for a great effort and stellar season overall. We are proud of you! -
FOOTBALL ADVANCES TO THE QUARTERFINALS
The Raiders were victorious in their second-round matchup against Highlands Ranch, winning decisively with a final score of 49-7. They take on Pomona in the quarterfinals at 12:00 pm TOMORROW, November 23 at home. They last played the Panthers in the home opener, when they beat them 23-13. Come out tomorrow and root for the Raiders as they continue their playoff stand. -
BOYS SOCCER HEADING TO STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
For the first time in more than a decade, Boys Soccer is returning to the Finals in 5A Soccer after beating Pine Creek 1-0 in the Semis. They will take on No. 9 Broomfield as the home team at Dick's Sporting Goods Park TONIGHT, November 15 at 6:00 pm. -
FOURTEEN RAIDERS SIGN COLLEGE LETTERS OF INTENT
Congrats to the 14 RJ student-athletes who signed letters to compete at the collegiate level in a special ceremony on the National Letter of Intent Early Signing Day, November 13. -
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GIRLS RUGBY TAKES SECOND AT STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Congratulations to our Girls Rugby Team who earned a record of 2-1 at the State Tournament and finished as runner-up in the Tier II State Championship. -
POMS EARNS BID TO NATIONALS
Congratulations to the RJ Poms teams on last Saturday’s UDA competition, where they received a bid to Nationals and earned Best Crowd Appeal! -
BOYS SOCCER HEADED INTO THE QUARTERFINALS
After a shutout of Liberty on a cold and drizzly night, No. 6 Boys Soccer is heading to the quarterfinal round of the playoffs tomorrow against No. 3 Rampart at 5:00 pm at District 20 Stadium. Get out and support the team! -
FIELD HOCKEY FINISHES SEASON AS STATE RUNNER UP
Congratulations to the Field Hockey Team who finished their season in the championship game falling 2-1 to the undefeated No. 1 seed Colorado Academy. The team played amazingly well and represented RJ with integrity, sportsmanship and pride. We are very proud of them. -
FOOTBALL BEGINS PLAYOFF RUN TONIGHT, NOVEMBER 15
The undefeated, fourth-seeded Raider Football team takes on the Highlands Ranch Falcons at TONIGHT'S home football game. Check the 5A playoff bracket for details and READ MORE for the playoff history of the team dating back to 1990 from The Sentinel. -
FIELD HOCKEY'S DOUBLE-OVERTIME WIN IN THE SEMIS
Congratulations to the Field Hockey Team who ground out a 1-0 win over Cherry Creek in the State Semifinals to advance to the championship in search of a second consecutive title.
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
List of 4 members.
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Lindsay Casas
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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
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.