Even when their better judgment tells them otherwise, track coaches can become bogged down in minutia to the point of obsession.

They knew they were good.

Recently, many spring Cougar teams were featured in the Richmond Times-Dispatch. 

They’re the latest in a long line of stellar Collegiate School athletes.

Maggie Bostain, '20 was named to the ACC All-Freshman Team. 

For the athlete, achieving competitive excellence is the ultimate natural high.

Collegiate Head of School Penny Evins, Athletic Director Karen Doxey, coaches and families gathered at the Robins Campus to celebrate four student-athletes from the Class of 2021 signing National Letters of Intent or Commitment Documents to continue their careers as NCAA athletes. They join thirteen classmates who signed in the fall and winter. Congrats, Cougars! You make us proud.

For many years, Jim Hickey, Collegiate’s longtime track and field guru, took a contingent of athletes and coaches to the Colonial Relays on the campus of the College of William & Mary.

The acclaim was nice and greatly appreciated.

On a normal weekday, Collegiate’s sports performance laboratory, also known as the weight room, is teeming with activity.

Reifsnider '18 has become the 11th Duke to hit 3 homeruns in a game. 

Over the years, Collegiate’s athletes have at their best displayed toughness, resilience, resolve, and a steadfast commitment to excellence.

Welcome, friends. Please meet the latest class of Unsung Seniors, a worthy group of Collegiate athletes who were nominated by their coaches for their significant albeit often beneath-the-radar contributions that enhanced the spirit of their respective teams during the crazy 2020-2021 winter season.

All seemed lost, not just to the casual observer but to almost everyone.

Congratulations to Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson, Collegiate Class of 2007, for being recognized as the 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, a recognition of excellence both on and off the field.

Memories fade with time.

COVID-19 might have shut down most high school sports in Central Virginia, but no way has it shut down the positive initiatives of 804 Coaches for Change.