Athletics
A history of excellence and a culture built to win.
While all athletic programs want to win, our program balances winning with furthering the mission of the Prep: to form leaders in faith, scholarship, and service. We seek to provide a competitive and team-centered culture which challenges athletes to strive for excellence and success through discipline, hard work and humility -- as confident leaders in sport and beyond.
"Student-athletes, coaches, and parents are called upon to work together in a true spirit of sportsmanship to assist in creating an environment in which those Ignatian values can be revealed, tested, and proven relevant both to participants and the entire school community.” - Jesuit Secondary Education Association
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Manhattan Invite
Manhattan Invite
Manhattan Invite
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Kellenberg Memorial HS
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Chaminade HS
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Xaverian HS
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Iona Prep
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Iona Prep
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Iona Prep
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Xavier High School
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Archbishop Stepinac HS
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Archbishop Stepinac HS
CHSAA Practice Meet
CHSAA Practice Meet
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Archbishop Stepinac HS
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St Francis Prep
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Regis HS
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Monsignor Farrell HS
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Core Athlete Values
Athletes at Fordham Prep learn the following values when participating in a team sport:
Teamwork
Teamwork motivates each athlete to do their part to reach a common goal and requires athletes to be unselfish for the sake of the common good.
Excellence
Excellence requires self discipline and dedication to maximize an athlete's god-given talents. Striving for excellence creates a team culture where athletes hold each other accountable and where success is valued.
Humility
Great athletes stay humble. When they make a mistake, they acknowledge and accept it rather than trying to make excuses.
When a humble athlete’s team is successful, they do not take all of the credit. Exceptional athletes credit their teammates and coaching staff when they are successful.
Leadership
Leaders place other people's needs, aspirations and interests above their own. A servant leader's chief motivation is to serve first. Servant leaders are committed to the growth of all team members and the building community.
Game-Changing Numbers
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sports
41
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teams
80
CHSAA city + state champs since 2010
Rams Rise
Colleges know that Fordham Prep student-athletes are, in the truest sense of the word,
outstanding students and high-caliber athletes.Sal Annunziata '11,
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
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Meet The Athletics Team
RJ Hopwood
Associate Athletic Director, Coordinator for College Athletics Recruiting
Adrian Newell
Chairperson of Physical Education & Health, Assistant Athletic Director
