Athletics

On April 16, eight student-athletes signed their national letters of intent to play sports at the collegiate level, bringing the total number of Corsairs who have signed a letter this school year to 14.

COMPASS is our community magazine, sharing the accomplishments of our whole Corsair community, including students, alumni and faculty/staff.

Congratulations to our student-athletes who will move on to the next level in their respective sports.

Congratulations to Jalen Burton, who in December signed his letter of intent to play football at Bowling Green State University.

Congratulations to three of our student-athletes, Annie Bart (Girls Volleyball, Binghamton University), Reagan Danner (Girls Lacrosse, Rockhurst University) and Hailie Swiatkowski (Softball, Austin College), as they move on to the next level in their respective sports.

At the sectional tournament on October 12 held at Park Hills Golf Course in Freeport, Clint Bailes '21 shot an 81 for 13th place, Alex Streit '21 had an 83 and Luke Zimmer '22 had an 86. Congratulations on a great season!

Our girls varsity tennis team won the 2020 Sectional Championship at Vernon Hills on Saturday. Justine Baladad and Reilly McGinn were also first doubles Sectional Champs! Had there been a State Tournament, all six girls would have made it!

This November 2020, Carmel Catholic High School will complete construction on our 12,000 sq. ft. fitness center. Not only will our students have access to high-quality cardio and weight training equipment, but they will benefit from our partnership with the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute. IBJI will support CCHS students and athletic teams with certified strength coaches.

On April 20, the Athletics Department honored Carmel’s spring athletes unable to compete due to the COVID-19 pandemic, by lighting up the football stadium and scoreboard at 8:20 pm (military time of 20:20). In a live broadcast of the event, Athletic Director Mark Pos provided a short introduction before senior athletes’ names scrolled on the illuminated display for 20 minutes.