Athletics

Carondelet is part of the South Side Youth Organization (SSYO) athletics program, comprised of 23 metro area schools. Our athletics program provides enrichment opportunities for students in grades 4-8.  Our primary goals are:
 

• To nurture each  student-athlete's  personal growth and development  so that they can achieve their full potential.
• To promote friendships,  school spirit , and team unity.
• To help student-athletes develop self-discipline, self-confidence, responsible team play and cooperation, and, above all, to learn and model good sportsmanship.

 

Directions to Gyms/Fields

For questions, please contact Tony Subialka, CCS Athletic Director. 

Basketball News (1/10/20):

Carondelet Junior Cub games begin this Saturday, January 11th.  All games will be played at the Blessed Trinity St. Peter's Campus (Next to Holy Angels).  Junior Cub players may wear their team t-shirt to school each Friday prior to their Saturday game.  School uniform bottoms must be worn along with the t-shirt. Here is the schedule for the week:

9:00 a.m.  CCS White (Girls 2nd Grade) vs. Annunciation White

10:00 a.m.  CCS Green (Girls 3rd Grade vs. Blessed Trinity

11:00 a.m.  CCSGreen (Boys 2nd/3rd Grade - Coach Cline) vs. Annunciation Green

12:00 p.m.  CCS White (Boys 2nd/3rd Grade - Coach Stevens) vs. Blessed Trinity

Cub teams in grades 4-6 return to the hardwood this Saturday also.  No home games this Saturday as all CCS Cub teams will be road warriors each hoping to get their first win of 2020. Good luck Cubbies!

The Girls Varsity Silver team finally played their first couple of games of the season after two cancellations prior to winter break.  On Monday, the girls opened their season with an impressive 29-25 win at OLG. The girls returned home on Thursday and played Annunciation White.  The game was closely contested and exciting with many great passes, plays, and up and down the court action. In the end Annunciation escaped with a 30-24 wn over our Saints. 

The Boys Varsity Silver White team found themselves down by 19 points to the HMJDS Lions.  It was the Saints, however, who roared back nearly pulling off an improbable comeback.  With a chance to tie the game, a last second Saint shot rimmed off the hoop resulting in a HMJDS 34-32 victory following the furious Saints rally, as the Lions held on at the LC on Thursday night.  

The Boys Varsity Bronze team was looking to keep their hot streak going against the Minnehaha Redhawks.   Down for most of the first half, James O'Brien hit a buzzer beater as time expired giving the Saints a one point lead at the break.   In the second half Coach Loeffler called for his Saints to turn up the heat with a full court press. The strategy worked as the tenacious pressure forced Minnehaha into numerous turnovers.  That, coupled with the inside play of Luke Marselek allowed the Saints to fly past the Redhawks 28-17 to extend their season record to 4-0.