Go Sentinels!  Seton Catholic Preparatory High School is challenging, but adding athletics and other extracurricular activities teaches self-discipline, organization, teamwork, sportsmanship, and competitiveness.  These are all character traits that can be learned through athletics. 
For detailed information about the Seton Catholic Athletics program please contact the following:

Athletic Director: Bob Bitler
Assistant Athletic Director: Matt Kochis
Athletic Secretary: Kathleen Evans
Athletic Trainer: Joanne Scandura
Equipment Manager / Facilities: Shawn Begay

FALL SPORTS:
Football – Rex Bowser football@setonchs.org
Volleyball – James Felton gvolleyball@setonchs.org
Cross Country – Dennis Clinch crosscountry@setonchs.org
Swim and Dive – Currently Seeking Coach swimdive@setonchs.org
Golf - Boys – Dan Nguyen bgolf@setonchs.org
Golf - Girls – Bernadette Vuckovich ggolf@setonchs.org
Spirit Line – Kristina Hastings spiritline@setonchs.org

WINTER SPORTS:
Basketball - Boys – Ernie Pintor bbasketball@setonchs.org
Basketball - Girls – Karen Self gbasketball@setonchs.org
Soccer - Boys – Ben Sanchez bsoccer@setonchs.org
Soccer - Girls – Casey Tate gsoccer@setonchs.org
Wrestling – Dr. Richard Riley wrestling@setonchs.org

SPRING SPORTS:
Baseball – Marty Maier baseball@setonchs.org
Softball – Jerry Mullin softball@setonchs.org
Tennis - Boys – Tony Simonelli btennis@setonchs.org
Tennis - Girls – Katherine Beatty gtennis@setonchs.org
Track and Field – Tom Darby trackfield@setonchs.org
Volleyball - Boys - Andrew Guthrie bvolleyball@setonchs.org

Plan on playing at the Collegiate Level?
As an athlete, there are also requirements of you to uphold as well. Since these demands can be confusing, it is important to talk to your college counselor about your interest and have them help plan out your curriculum with the NCAA in mind. The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) calls for a GPA of at least 2.0 in fourteen core courses, and to be eligible for a Division I school there are SAT or ACT requirements. These tests are based on a sliding scale depending on your GPA. Athletes should take their SAT or ACT no later than the spring of their Junior Year to prepare for retakes if need be. There is also a NCAA Clearinghouse Student Release form that needs to be filled out by the athlete, and submitted after their Junior year.