

TBD
CHSAA Frosh/Soph Intersectional Championship
Icahn Stadium
vs.
Chaminade
Away
Chaminade
Moore Catholic
Away
Moore Catholic
St. Peter's Boys School
Home
Wagner College
vs.
Chaminade
Away
Chaminade
vs.
Chaminade
Away
Chaminade
Regis
Away
TBD
Regis
Home
Calvert Vaux Park
Iona Prep
Away
Iona Prep
Archbishop Stepinac
Home
Randall's Island 41
Regis
Away
National Tennis Center
Regis
Away
Red Hook Field 9
Regis
Home
Maimonides Park
Stepinac (Playoffs - Quarterfinals) at Winged Foot GC
Away
Fordham Prep
Home
Roosevelt Island Racquet Club
Iona Prep
Home
Calvert Vaux Park
Iona Prep
Away
Iona Prep
TBD
vs.
Rockaway Rugby
Away
Fort Tilden
McClancy
Away
McClancy
TBD
NYCHSAA Sectional
Icahn Stadium
St. Peter's Prep
Loss
Fordham Prep
Win
3-1
Easter Tour Match #3 v. Kahkuku (Oahu, HI)
Win
26-24
Cardinal Spellman
Loss
0-1
St. Edmund Prep
Win
9-0
St. Peter's Boys School
Loss
5-7
Fordham Prep Dev Meet
Fordham Prep Dev Meet
Fordham Prep Dev Meet
Kellenberg
Cardinal Spellman
Win
8-2
Kellenberg
Loss
Locust Valley High School
Win
vs. MSM
Win
18-1
Xaverian
Win
3-2
St. Francis Prep
Win
3-2
Salesian
Win
4-1
vs.
Fordham Prep
Win
7-3
Salesian
Loss
2-3
Sea
Loss
2-3
Robert Arteca Battista ’23
Dominic DeFalco '10
Ratu Delano Navoti ’24
By the Numbers
Athletics
sports
20
teams
41
of students play at least one sport
60%
of students are multi-sport athletes
40%
Philosophy and Vision
Xavier Athletics encourages the development of multi-sport athletes, and serves as the physical outlet of the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis––promoting the development of each Son of Xavier's unique athletic talents, challenges, and goals. Coaches and athletic administrators will promote a growth mindset that encourages each student-athlete to challenge himself both on and off the field. By fostering an enjoyable, team-first environment, Xavier athletics provides student athletes the opportunity to reach their full potential.
At Xavier, we know that a strong and disciplined mind is enhanced by a strong, healthy body.
Xavier plays in three highly competitive leagues—the Catholic High School Athletic Association, the Catholic High School Football League (CHSFL), and the Catholic High School Hockey League. Athletic participation requires a tremendous commitment from players, coaches, and parents; most teams practice six days a week.
The Xavier Athletics Department maintains student-athlete wellness through modern sports medicine and exercise science. We have a partnership with NYU Langone Medical and Concussion Center; have a full-time strength and conditioning coach on staff; and provide myriad athletic training services.
Testimonials Container
Voices from 16th Street
Charlie Kinzie, Jr. ’23
“Xavier’s athletic program is an extension of my education. We pride ourselves on doing things the right way and conducting ourselves with that mindset on the field. From freshman track to varsity football, I have taken pride in wearing the letter "X" on my chest and representing my school. Even after the last time I take the field for Xavier, I will continue to be proud of having been part of its athletic program.”