Athletics at Barnstable
Philosophy of Athletics
We strive to make each student's participation in sports safe, positive, healthy, and enjoyable.
We aspire to help students achieve and maintain high levels of athletic performance while developing strong moral character in the process.
We provide opportunities for student athletes to grow as individuals.
Barnstable Sports Offerings
Barnstable Academy is a member of the Tri-State Independent School League. This gives students valuable experience in team play. League competition includes soccer, basketball, skiing, tennis, and baseball.
Barnstable students are also encouraged to participate in individual sports, which they can pursue the rest of their lives.
Fall
Varsity Soccer
Winter
Varsity Basketball, Cheerleading, Ski Club
Spring
Varsity Baseball, Varsity Softball
Interscholastic Athletics
While there are many opportunities to participate in sports within the afternoon elective program, the interscholastic athletic program gives students a chance to compete at a higher level.
Beginning in 8th grade, Barnstable students compete in soccer, basketball, softball, baseball, and cheerleading. Under the guidance of our knowledgeable coaching staff, team practices are conducted during the afternoon elective program, four days per week. Games are typically scheduled after school, at 4pm.
Our annual Sports Awards dinner and banquet completes the athletic year. Student athletes are recognized for their accomplishments both on and off the field.
Over the years, Barnstable Academy has won league championships in several sports. We also have a proud tradition of graduates who have gone on to compete at the collegiate level.
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"At Barnstable, I found a school filled with people who cared....from jocks to actors, from vampires to Van Gogh's, from rockers to ravers, from ADD to OCD....we co-existed and expanded our minds and lives without feeling different or wrong. Barnstable, a place that understood our individual ways of learning, made us all feel comfortable with who we were and we were all able to learn."
David Cohen, Class of 1991
