Athletics

Chaminade’s Student-Athlete Leadership Program spreads sportsmanship through service. Members visit local grammar schools to explain how sports relate to school and life. They also focus on the message of sportsmanship during these visits by sharing personal examples from their own experience. A keystone program of the SALP is “Super Saturday” — an event for elementary students to enjoy games at Chaminade and hear talks from professional athletes.

We hold not only our students but our fans as well to a high standard of sportsmanship, fair play, and personal and team discipline. As the players on the field have a responsibility to play with the highest level of sportsmanship, so also do the fans in the stands. Flyer fan support is best when it is positive, good-natured, and sportsmanlike.

Booing, taunting or deriding an opposing player, fan, or a game official is unacceptable on any field or in any gym. Cheers, chants, or signs or gestures that are mocking or derogatory are not reflective of the Chaminade spirit and should never be heard nor seen from the Flyer cheering section. Any breach of sportsmanlike behavior is a serious offence and will render the offender liable to disciplinary action.

Chaminade does not permit tailgating before athletic events on or off campus.

It is equipped with the latest exercise apparatus including treadmills, bicycles, ergometers, and more. Under trained supervision, students find use of the PFC before and after school, during sports practice, physical education classes, or as members of the Physical Fitness Club. Whether students want to bulk up, slim down, increase their speed, build their endurance, or improve their cardiovascular health, the PFC is a well-used part of the Chaminade campus.