SCH "Blue Devils" Athletics

SCH "Blue Devils" Athletics “Athletic Culture at SCH”
The goal of the SCH Athletic Program is to provide a “Championship Culture” experience for the entire SCH community.

This “Championship Culture” is the result of every individual’s pursuit of excellence in everything they do - whether it be at practice or in a game. Our Championship Culture is defined by Leadership, Vision, Core Values, Standards and Commitment. Through diligence, teamwork and a program vision from all of our teams, we pursue this “Championship Culture” daily. SCH multi-sport student-athletes wh

o are academically, athletically and socially striving for success are the building blocks for this “Championship Culture”. Coaches and administrators lead to share the responsibility of the entire SCH community (administrators, coaches, student-athletes, faculty/staff, parents and alumni) fostering our culture. The Five Pillars of our Championship Culture

Leadership
Vision
Core Values
Standards of Performance
Commitment

Leadership - SCH coaches are dynamic individuals who work to bring out performance excellence in all of their student-athletes and teams. SCH coaches believe in the athletic vision of the department as well as having their own vision of their program. SCH coaches share the vision for their program through assistant coaches, team captains while also cultivating peer leadership amongst team members. Vision - SCH Athletic Leaders provide a clear vision for the direction of the program. This vision of the program provides direction and strength and guides teams as they set new goals in their quest for excellence. Core Values - Our athletic core values are those principles that serve as the measure of success - regardless of the outcome of the game. Our core values define who we are as an athletic program, not how we did in the contest. These athletic core values are what we believe and stand for and what we strive for on a daily basis. Standards of Performance - The SCH standards of performance are the daily decisions that every athlete makes that will either support or undermine the SCH athletic vision. In order to achieve our Championship Culture, our daily standards of performance must be set very high. In order to achieve this high level of success we strive for, every member of every program needs to support these high standards and not fight against them. These high standards we strive for on a daily basis in preparing as a team must be seen as creating an advantage over our opponents. In other words - “We must be willing to do more than any of our opponents are doing and be willing to make the necessary sacrifices to do so!”

Commitment - Building this Championship Culture in each of our programs and ultimately in our entire athletic program requires each and every one of our student-athletes to believe in the Vision, Core Values and Standards of Performance necessary to achieve a Championship Culture. This means that every student-athlete is willing to place their individual goals aside in pursuit of dedicating everything for the team. By building this Championship Culture in each program, every member of each team will take great pride in knowing that they have been an important and integral part of the success of the program, regardless of their role within the team.

Good luck to our athletes who are competing in the New Balance Outdoor Nationals this weekend!
06/20/2026

Good luck to our athletes who are competing in the New Balance Outdoor Nationals this weekend!

Please join us in welcoming Brandon Peaker, our new Head Coach for Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field to the SCH communi...
06/02/2026

Please join us in welcoming Brandon Peaker, our new Head Coach for Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field to the SCH community! Brandon brings a strong combination of coaching experience, athletic expertise, and performance training knowledge. He previously worked as an exercise physiologist and currently serves as Assistant Head Coach with Athletes Academy Track Club/Morris Estate Track Club while also substitute teaching. His coaching background includes assistant Track & Field coaching at Upper Dublin High School, as well as football coaching at both St. Joseph's Prep and the youth level.
Brandon earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from East Stroudsburg University, providing him with a strong foundation in athlete development, training, and performance.
We are excited for you to be a part of our Blue Devil community, Brandon!
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

Congratulations to our MS and US spring season individual team award winners! We are of you all! *Missing our amazin...
05/28/2026

Congratulations to our MS and US spring season individual team award winners! We are of you all!
*Missing our amazing seniors as they were on their projects the day of assembly!*

Best of the best, spring edition! We are of all of our All-League recipients! The time and effort you put in all seaso...
05/23/2026

Best of the best, spring edition! We are of all of our All-League recipients! The time and effort you put in all season paid off! Swipe to see all of our honorees! Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

Congratulations to Nadia Bevan '28 for being named 1st team All-League for Track and Field!
05/22/2026

Congratulations to Nadia Bevan '28 for being named 1st team All-League for Track and Field!

2026 Girls Track & Field Inter-Ac All-League

Congratulations to Will Adamson '30 for being named to 1st team All-League, and to Asher Hawkins '27, Wheeler Moore '28,...
05/22/2026

Congratulations to Will Adamson '30 for being named to 1st team All-League, and to Asher Hawkins '27, Wheeler Moore '28, and Matty Talbot '28 for 2nd team!

2026 Boys Tennis Inter-Ac All-League

Congrats to our final Athletes of the Week for the year!
05/22/2026

Congrats to our final Athletes of the Week for the year!

Joey Markey '26, Nadia Russell '27, Jude Hackford '27, Charlotte Harris '28 and Taylor-Rae Hall-Calloway ‘27, Will Adamson '30, Emma Caton '28, and Dennis Windish '29.

Sami Snyder '27 was dominant once again on the mound for the Devils all season long. First, she opened the year by setti...
05/21/2026

Sami Snyder '27 was dominant once again on the mound for the Devils all season long. First, she opened the year by setting a school record 20 strikeouts in a game vs Wilmington HS in Tennessee on the team's Spring Break trip. During the month of May, Sami achieved the astonishing feat of throwing three 5-inning perfect games against Notre Dame, Germantown Friends School and Nazareth Academy, not allowing a single baserunner. She finished the season with 193 strikeouts while walking just six batters. Entering her final year at SCH prior to playing for the Drexel Dragons in college, Sami has tallied an incredible 709 career strikeouts, achieved this past Tuesday vs Hill. We can’t wait to see what her senior season brings! We are of you, Sami!
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

Big congratulations to junior James Brenan-Rothschild who has committed to play football at the University of Pennsylvan...
05/20/2026

Big congratulations to junior James Brenan-Rothschild who has committed to play football at the University of Pennsylvania! We are of you, James!

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