Sports Program
The after school sports program exists to provide opportunities for youth to participate in activities that are safe, enjoyable and promote Christian attitudes of fair play and cooperation.
The program has concern for the whole person made up of body, mind, and spirit and its focus is to respond to the interests and needs of the individual. Physical fitness, a positive mental attitude and spiritual growth are all important in developing the whole person. The individual is the focus; the sport event is merely the tool.
All students in grades 4-8 who are registered at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Religious Education (English) or St. Matthias Religious
Education are given the opportunity to participate. There are no cuts, however evaluations are sometimes necessary to form teams. Player participation, involvement and being able to play are far more important than winning a particular sports event or having the best win/loss record.
The program relies completely on parent involvement for the success of this sports program. Coaches, parents and adult leaders must be role models and explain why behaviors are appropriate or inappropriate. Fair play, sportsmanship and competition are the essence of the Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Sports Program.
IMPORTANT DATES:
March 10 Sign-up forms due
March 10 First practice
March 16 Uniform night
SCHEDULE:
6th 7th 8th grade track meets are:
March 21, 28
April 11, 18, 25
May 2, 16
5th grade meets are:
March 21, 28
April 11, 17 (Sat), and 25
Events: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1600m
4×100 relay, 4×400 relay
shot put, high jump, long jump
Head Coach: Brian Schonfeld
(More details in next week’s Blue Envelope.)
For more information contact Mark Furrer, Track Commissioner at 650-525-9856
All sports schedules, are created maintained and updated by the Peninsula Parish Sports League Game Times and Scores
Coaching a sports team at Mount Carmel is a great way to be involved. All Coaches (head or assistant) are required to clear a Department of Justice security clearance, and complete the Shield the Vulnerable course thru the Archdiocese.
Contact Scott Sammons, Athletic Commissioner for more information.