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St. Joseph Catholic School offers students in grades 4–8 the opportunity to participate in competitive athletics through the intra-Diocesan program, including basketball, volleyball, and track. Both boys and girls are encouraged to get involved, with practices and games held outside of regular school hours.
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Athletics at St. Joseph helps students grow both on and off the field by developing teamwork, a strong work ethic, accountability, and perseverance. Students also learn the value of demonstrating kindness, sportsmanship, and respect toward teammates, coaches, opponents, and officials.
Our athletes are students first. Academic achievement, personal responsibility, and positive participation in the classroom are essential parts of being a St. Joseph student-athlete.
Student-athletes must complete an annual physical examination using the official Diocesan Youth Sports League Physical Form before participating in any practices, tryouts, or games.
Families should watch for school emails and visit the website regularly for current schedules, announcements, and information about upcoming athletic opportunities.
Questions?
Questions?
Contact: Coach Luis Contreras
520-747-3060
The St. Joseph Athletic Experience
The St. Joseph Athletic Experience
Student-Athletes First:
Student-Athletes First:
Academics remain a priority, and students are expected to maintain strong classroom performance.
Teamwork:
Teamwork:
Students learn to work together, support one another, and contribute to a team.
Work Ethic:
Work Ethic:
Athletics help students develop dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to doing their best.
Accountability:
Accountability:
Students learn to take responsibility for their actions, commitments, and responsibilities.
Character & Sportsmanship:
Character & Sportsmanship:
We encourage students to be kind, respectful, and gracious toward teammates, coaches, opponents, and officials.
Whole-Student Development:
Whole-Student Development:
Our athletic program helps students grow in confidence, character, discipline, and faith while developing athletic skills.
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