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As a member of NCAA Division III, ������ adheres to the NCAA philosophy statement, places the highest priority on the overall quality of the educational experience and the successful completion of academic programs by student-athletes, and upholds the highest standards of sportsmanship, fair play, and ethical conduct.

The Department of Athletics seeks to provide programs and leadership to enable ������ to be a model NCAA Division III institution in academic and athletic excellence.

Choosing a university is an important academic decision and financial commitment. What has attracted families to Catholic are the valuable student-coach relationships that develop over time. Coaches put in countless hours and resources to establish relationships with not only prospective student-athletes, but also their families and high school and club coaches.

By choosing ������, a student-athlete invests not only in the University, but also in a coach, a team and an entire second family – the Cardinal Family.

Athletics Questionnaire

Are you interested in playing a varsity sport at ������? Tell us more about you! 

Select the sport of interest from the list below and complete the questionnaire. (If you are interested in more than one sport, please fill out a separate questionnaire for each sport.)

Fall Sports

Winter Sports

Spring Sports

Every ������ student-athlete is required to complete a pre-participation physical examination (including club sport athletes).

• This medical documentation is different from and does not replace any medical forms that you need to turn in to ������ Health Services.
• Access and .
• Once there, click the link that pertains to you.
• Step-by-step instructions will be provided for completing the appropriate forms. 

As part of the pre-participation physical, ALL varsity and club sports athletes are required to have baseline concussion testing. These baseline tests provide an indicator of what is “normal” for each athlete while also establishing the most accurate and reliable benchmark against which post-injury results are compared. The tests are administered on campus for all new athletes during your check-in day (Fall sport athletes) or on another designated day for all other athletes.

For those student-athletes diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and are taking stimulant medications, the NCAA requires additional documentation from the physician prescribing the medication. The Sports Medicine Staff will keep all information on the prescribed medication in a confidential manner. Further instructions on the requirements are included on the ADHD form found with the electronic forms on Sportsware.

The NCAA requires that all student-athletes complete documentation regarding sickle cell trait status. You should watch  and then fill out the corresponding form found on Sportsware.

In addition to the information on the Sports Medicine link, please feel free to contact us by phone or email if you have any questions during your athletic career here at ������. Once you arrive, our doors are open to you so please feel free to stop by and meet the Sports Medicine Staff.