There is also opportunity to participate in noncompetitive physical activities throughout the year. A third option for upper school students is the Independent Physical Activity contract which allows students to design an activity program under the supervision of the Athletic Director and faculty advisor. While time of involvement may vary from activity to activity, the school's goal to develop physically healthy individuals does not. Physical activity and athletic commitments are firm obligations and must be met as faithfully as all other school appointments. Varsity teams compete in soccer, field hockey, basketball, skiing, baseball, softball, tennis and lacrosse.
Interscholastic competition is also available in ice hockey, golf and crew.
Membership on a varsity team requires a moderate level of playing ability and demands a strong commitment of time and effort including some weekends and vacation time. Junior varsity teams compete in soccer, basketball, softball and lacrosse. Junior varsity teams are for younger or less experienced students. The teams provide experience for developing athletes and an opportunity to participate for any underclassman who is willing to commit to the team. Middle school teams compete in soccer, basketball, softball, baseball and lacrosse.