Athletics
Chartwell’s mission to provide students the skills, strategies, tools, and social-emotional mindset to grow and succeed extends to our Athletics program. Coaches and staff focus on giving students opportunities to learn and participate in any sport we offer, regardless of their experience or ability. Sportsmanship, teamwork, commitment to a goal, sacrifice of one’s personal gain for that of a team, self-discipline, managing success, and coping with adversity are core lessons we instill in our athletes. Chartwell student-athletes gain confidence, learn accountability and build relationships with coaches and teammates that will help them to be successful now and in life beyond school.
Learn more about our scaffolded program through the links below.
In the News
The natural peer-to-peer encouragement is what makes Chartwell Athletics unique according to high school basketball coach Coach Regan Albee (“Coach Ray”).
Coach Rory Patterson (“Coach P”) believes in a “we over me” mindset for his high school basketball players and encourages them to adopt the same mentality.
Coach Joseph Aleru has observed a detrimental impact of social media on athlete psyche. Constant exposure to negativity has led to decreased self-confidence, often unnoticed by athletes until addressed.
High school volleyball coach, Kat Hewitt often tells her players that it’s okay to make mistakes and that making new mistakes is how we grow and learn both as players and as people.
Coach Carlye Morris incorporates social-emotional skills into her middle school volleyball practices and games.
Coach Sonya Rios passionately advocates for students to give cross country a chance, even students who “hate running”.
This fall, 34 athletes across four competitive teams participated in the athletics program, breaking the record for the most athletes in Chartwell history. Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches who participated this season.
Chartwell's first high school volleyball team hits the courts with enthusiasm and excitement as athletes build their foundational skills and develop camaraderie with their fellow teammates.
The Chartwell community recently gathered for the 1st Annual Student-Faculty Street Hockey Game. Fans packed the sidelines under a beautiful blue sky to cheer on the teams. Both teams played hard and fast - but the Faculty/Staff team took home the win this year with a score of 3:1.
Upcoming Games
Middle School