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Interscholastic Athletics

Varsity Soccer

Overview

As coaches, we instill leadership skills and the importance of teamwork as well as the benefits of physical activity. As coaches, we promote good character, sportsmanship and we seek to field competitive interscholastic teams. We arrive on the field with a play-to-win attitude—but a winning record is neither a goal nor a priority. Effort, fair play, achieving personal levels of excellence, and good sportsmanship are the most important outcomes.

Goals

Through the continuity of Tower's physical education and athletics curriculum, we will:

  • encourage lifelong enjoyment of physical fitness
  • impart the value of sportsmanship and good character—on the field and off
  • provide leadership opportunities for athletes of all ability levels
  • give each student the experience of playing on a competitive team
  • provide high-quality instruction and supportive, enthusiastic coaching for all athletes
  • demonstrate the correlation between hard work and improved skills
  • elevate school spirit—we hope our students will have fun playing sports at Tower
  • provide meaningful playing time in each game for which our athletes are prepared. Players will share the playing time in every game, fairly

Athletics Offerings By Season

Fall Interscholastic Sports
Girls' Soccer
Boys' Soccer
Co-ed Cross-Country

Winter Interscholastic Sports
Girls' Basketball
Boys' Basketball

Spring Interscholastic Sports
Girls' Lacrosse
Boys' Lacrosse

 

Approching the Finish Line: Cross Country Meet

Athletics Policies

  • Students in Grade 5 must participate in at least one season of Tower’s athletics program.
  • Students in Grades 6–8 must participate in at least two seasons of Tower’s athletics program.
  • Middle School students must submit an athletic plan for the year.
  • Participation in practices and games is critical to individual and team development; regular attendance at practices and games is required.
  • Depending on participation levels, Tower may offer Varsity and JV teams. Students will be selected for varsity level teams based on ability, effort, and attitude, as well as by students’ physical development and maturity. Preference will generally be given to eighth-grade students.