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Athletics
 St. Gregory College Preparatory boasts an award winning, comprehensive upper school athletic program steeped in excellence and appropriately balanced within the context of a rigorous academic curriculum. While committed to competitive success, the program is inclusive in nature. Multiple levels of seven separate teams are offered for both girls and boys in an attempt to provide an opportunity for all interested students.

The history of our middle school athletic program includes numerous league championships. Middle school students participate in six activities on an interscholastic basis. Girls and boys are offered an opportunity during each season. Several teams function as co-ed offerings.

Teams participate in a variety of leagues and conferences. Upper school activities are sanctioned by the Arizona Interscholastic Association. Middle school participation is governed by the Tucson Independent Athletic League. Both programs utilize state of the art transportation and are served by a certified athletic trainer. A majority of our students are involved in one or more sports.

Boy's Basketball Wins Regional Tournament

On Saturday, February 21, the St. Gregory boys won their second consecutive 1A State Championship by beating 1A South Region rival Valley Union 46-32. The win marked the 17th straight victory for the Hawks and placed them in the Arizona record book with 35 wins on the season against a single loss. Senior captain Bennett Sawyer connected on eight consecutive free throws in the fourth quarter to secure the victory while averaging 19 ppg over the four game tournament. Joining Sawyer on the All-Tournament Team were sophomores Frankie Mgbolu and Jacob Baranowski.

 

 

 

 

MS Boys' Basketball
All three boys' teams are off to a good start. Each of the teams has a record of 1-1 and continues to improve with every practice. The 8th grade team has been led by the play of Daniel Arzouman who is averaging 21 ppg. Ian Eviston is leading the way for the 7th grade squad while averaging just under 20 ppg. The 6th grade team has benefitted from the collective energy of James Zipperian, Jake Roberts and Raymond Roesler. Next up for the young Hawks are Green Fields and Pusch Ridge Christian.