St. John's, JPII and our partner schools participate in the Falcon Catholic Middle School Program for 7th & 8th Grades.
Click Here for more information on the 7th-8th Grade Program.
(Fall) Volleyball is for girls in grades 5th-6th. Practices and games begin in August.
(Fall) Co-Ed Soccer for 2nd-6th play in the HISL. K4-1st plays intramural, both with no goalies. (Spring)Co-Ed Soccer for K4-3rd. Grades K4-1st play intramural and 2nd-3rd grade play in the HISL
(Late Fall) Cheerleading for 2nd-6th grade. Practices start in the summer and conclude in the winter.
Basketball(Late Fall) Boys and girls basketball for grades 3rd-6th. Practices start in October.
Flag Football(Spring) Flag Football League is open to boys and girls in 1st–6th graders.
Track & Field(Spring) Track & Field for boys and girls in grades 4th-6th. Registration starts in the winter.
CC mission is to support SJS athletics for our students. We are always looking for people like YOU that love SJS and want to help upgrade our school's facilities, equipment, help support projects, large and small. Crusader Club Board members typically serve a 2-year term. Two members of the same household may not serve simultaneously. Contact Us if you are interested in joining us.
Paul Armstrong, President 
Deirdre Mai, Vice President
Jonathan Keefer, Secretary
Amanda Shannon, Treasurer
Annie Neidert, Concessions Lead
We rely on parent volunteers to coach our sports teams. Please consider using your enthusiasm and talents to encourage, guide and train our student athletes at St. John's. The athletic goal is to create a fun, learning environment for the SJS players/athletes.
ALL coaches & volunteers MUST have Youth Protection Training. Click here for more information. Click Here to complete Youth Protection Training.
St. John’s Athletics Program is committed to fostering a Christian spirit of sportsmanship, fitness, healthy self-image, and ability to work with others as a team.
To participate in athletics, students must be enrolled in the school and meet academic and conduct standards. Coaches must be parents of children enrolled in school (only principal can approve this exception) and must model behavior consistent with morals and values taught in the school.
Click Here to read the SJS Athletic Handbook.
In order for a student to be eligible for interscholastic athletics, there must be on file in the Superintendent’s or Principal’s office a current physician’s statement certifying that the student has passed a physical exam, and that in the opinion of the examining physician (M.D. or D.O.) the student is fully able to participate in interscholastic athletics (Grades 7‐12). The AHSAA Physicians Certificate (Form 5) must be used. A physical exam will satisfy the requirement for one calendar year from the date of the exam.
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