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Letter from the Athletic Director
Dear Students and Parents:
I hope everyone’s summer has been successful and enjoyable. We have been working hard at St. Mary’s High School to have the building and athletic facilities in great shape for the new school year. The outdoor athletic complex continues to be improved with some new topsoil, seed and re-soding in areas of need. Extensive work was also down to our artificial turf baseball field, making it one of the best baseball diamonds in western New York. The indoor athletic facilities are obviously in perfect shape due to our fantastic athletic center and the resurfacing of our court.
As we move through the summer I’m sure you are already anxious to begin or continue your career as a student- athlete here at St. Mary’s. I encourage all returning and incoming students to try and participate in a sport while at St. Mary’s. The memories and friendships that are made are irreplaceable, couple that with the enjoyment of competition and your experience as a St. Mary’s student-athlete promises to be an extremely rewarding experience.
St. Mary’s student-athletes attack their academics and athletics with a pride, passion and togetherness rarely found in other schools. It is a privilege for us to have you join the St. Mary’s student-athlete family, as much as it is a privilege for you to be a part of the rich tradition and spirit that goes along with being a student-athlete at St. Mary’s.
*** REMINDER THAT ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE A PHYSICAL AND INTERVAL HEALTH HISTORY FORM ON FILE IN THE HEALTH OFFICE PRIOR TO PARTICIPATING IN ANY FALL SPORTS AT ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL***
Sincerely,
Dan Gill
Director of Athletics
Through our 23 sports of 32 teams, you will find a sense of belonging that fits your interest.
With a new state-of-the art Athletic Center and best in class outdoor facilities, St. Mary's boasts one of the most successful athletic programs in Western New York. St. Mary's has won the Monsignor Martin Athletic Association "A" League Supremacy Cup for the past 8 years. Click on the sports link to the right to see the team schedule and record for this year.

- Msgr. Martin Class “A” Supremacy Cup winner 19 times, including the last 7 (2001-2010)
- 2009-10 championships for women's soccer, women's volleyball, women's jv basketball, women's varsity basketball, men's varsity basketball, and varsity softball
- 2008-09 championships for women's soccer, women's volleyball, women's jv basketball, women's varsity basketball, men's varsity basketball, varsity softball, men's varsity track, and tennis
- 2007-08 championships for women's soccer, golf, women's volleyball, wrestling, women's jv basketball, baseball, and tennis.
- In 2006-07, championships for women's soccer, golf, women's jv basketball, wrestling, baseball, and tennis.
- nearly 85 percent of students participate in extracurricular activities
- Academic success of the athletes
- Three teams nominated for State All-Academic Team (women's soccer, girls’ volleyball, football)
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All athletes must have a current physical examination on file in the Health Office (within one year of the start date of the season). Free Sport Physicals are offered to students in the spring of each year for qualification for the following school year. Students choosing not to have a school physical are responsible for making sure that physical forms, completed by their doctors, are turned in to the Health Office by the due dates below.
In addition, prior to the beginning of each sport season, an Interval Health History Form must be completed by the parent/guardian to determine eligibility for that particular season. If an injury has been sustained, or if a surgical procedure has been performed, or there is question regarding a medical condition, the student may be required to get approval, in writing, from the family and/or school physician before the student is able to report to practice or tryouts.
In order to begin tryouts/practice with the rest of the team, completed forms MUST be returned to the Health Office by:
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Physical must have been performed on or after this date and be on file in the Health Office |
Interval Health History (IHH) must be completed by parent/guardian and returned to the Health Office by this date |
Football / Cheerleading |
August 1, 2009 |
August 9, 2010 |
Soccer |
August 1, 2009 |
August 12, 2010 |
Other Fall Sports |
August 1, 2009 |
August 16, 2010 |
Winter Sports |
November 1, 2009 |
October 31, 2010 |
Spring Sports |
March 1, 2010 |
February 28, 2011 |
Summer Cheerleading |
May 1, 2010 |
To be announced |
For Fall Sports, the nurse will be in the building on the following dates:
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Monday, August 9
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Thursday, August 12
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Monday, August 16
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Monday, August 23
All paperwork must be in by 8 a.m. that morning in order to be cleared for the following date.
For Winter and Spring Sports, forms turned in late will follow these rules:
• If turned in prior to the end of homeroom and medically cleared, may participate the FOLLOWING day. These students will be eligible 24 hours after the form is reviewed.
• If turned in after the end of homeroom, but prior to the end of the school day, it will be treated as though they were turned in the next day, meaning eligibility will be 24 hours from the next day.
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Do you know anyone who deserves to be nominated for the St. Mary's Athletic Hall of Fame? Click HERE for the Nomination Form.
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Now available - The History of the Msgr. Martin Athletic Association. Click HERE for more information.
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