Student Life
Athletics
From trying a sport for the first time to competing in a national prep championship, athletics at CH-CH are for both new and seasoned athletes.
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The best part about sports at CH-CH is that they’re open to both seasoned and new athletes. We’re willing to teach the sport and make sure an athlete has the opportunity to be a member of whatever team they chose. This is a school where everyone is the member of a team.
We offer a wide selection of competitive team sports as well as non-competitive sports and activities. Our JV level programs focus on participation, skill development and the opportunity to gain new experiences. The varsity level programs will focus more on skill development, competition, and the pursuit of excellence.
Because our athletics and activities program is so vital to the CH-CH experience, families often have specific questions about league affiliation, student participation, and other aspects of the program. Please contact our Athletic Director, Lori White at 781-314-0850 or lwhite@chch.org with any programmatic questions.
Season of Champions
CH-CH Athletics News
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Murdock Named IGC Softball MVP for Second Year
Read MoreCongratulations to Makayla Murdock (‘20) on being named the Independent Girls Conference Softball MVP for the second consecutive year. Makayla batted .550 on the season, all while pitching every game for the Chargers, completing the season with a 12-0 record and amassing 109 strike-outs this spring. She was dominant from the mound all season, even recording a no-hitter, while making her way to an undefeated record.
Coach MacDonald notes that, “Makayla is a hard throwing pitcher and a talented softball player who at any position could change the outcome of the game. She’s also emerged as a leader on our team, helping teach our newer players the ins and outs of the game. Makayla is a dedicated softball player whose talent is clear to anyone who watches her play.”
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Softball Wins 2019 IGC Championship With Perfect Season
Read MoreCongratulations to the Softball team on winning the Independent Girls Conference Championship this spring, for the second consecutive year! The Chargers finished the season with an overall, undefeated record of 12-0, a first in CH-CH history.
Seasoned veterans, but also athletes learning softball for the first time, worked together to achieve this perfect season. The Chargers scored 228 runs, with nine different athletes finishing the season with batting averages over .370. Leila C. (‘21) led the way, batting .795. Makayla M. (‘20) tallied 109 strike-outs, pitching all 12 games for the Chargers.
Dedication and a focus on skill development have been the key to the softball team’s success. Coach Jacquie MacDonald reflects that “at almost every practice you could expect to see someone staying late, taking batting practice or working on her fielding. Our players love competing and working on their games, and it's great when this type of attitude lines up with a championship season. When talent, dedication, and team chemistry coalesce in this way, it can lead to something pretty special, and for us this meant an undefeated season.”
The Chargers four-year graduating seniors, Emma M. (‘19) and Kathleen C. (‘19) will be missed but Coach MacDonald “hopes that watching these seniors lead us to their third championship in four years has inspired some of our younger players to keep working at it. Our seniors have grown in their skills every year they have played for us, and they have shown their teammates that dedication pays off!”
Congratulations, and GO CHARGERS! -
Curry Named 2019 IGC Basketball DII MVP
Read MoreCongratulations to Kathleen Curry (‘19) on being named the 2019 Girls Basketball DII MVP of the Independent Girls Conference. Kathleen is a two-time NEPSAC Class D/E All-Star. She has also been an IGC all-league selection for the past two seasons, and is a four year starter for CH-CH, where she has served as team captain for the past two years. Kathleen averaged 10 points a game this season, helping to lead the Chargers to an IGC DII League Championship. In addition to scoring 10 points a game, she averaged 8 rebounds, 5 steals, and 3 blocks. One of Kathleen’s many contributions to the team is that she leads by example, especially in practice, where she consistently displays a strong work ethic and pushes both herself and her teammates to their full potential.Congratulations, Kathleen! -
Chargers Win IGC DII Girls Basketball Championship
Read MoreCongratulations to the Girls’ Basketball team on winning the Independent Girls Conference DII Championship this winter! A group of solid returning players, along with talented newcomers, entered this season ready for redemption after getting knocked out of last year’s IGC Championship Tournament in the semi-finals by the Waring School. The Chargers hit the ground running this winter, defeating local rival Cambridge School of Weston and the Eagle Hill School to win the Charger Classic Basketball Tournament in December. The team carried this momentum through the season, finishing with an overall record of 9-8, and an IGC DII record of 6-2. The Chargers won the IGC DII Championship by defeating the Waring School 35-24.
“We are so proud of the girls and their efforts this winter. Team work, dedication, and selflessness have always been tenants of our program, and when our dedication to these ideals pays off in the form of a championship, it's the ultimate reward. We owe a lot to our seniors this year- they have worked hard to improve throughout their careers, and it really showed this season.” - Coach Jacquie MacDonald
Congratulations, and GO CHARGERS! -
Wrestling Wins Eastern Independent League Championship!
Read MoreFor the first time in CH-CH history, the Wrestling team won the Eastern Independent League Championship this winter. The team went 8-0 in league competition, with an overall record of 13-2. Coming into the season, the team’s focus was to continue building on last year’s success through hard work and teamwork, quickly pulling the new team members into the fold. For the ten seniors on the team, this championship was the culmination of years of work spent honing their skills and building the program. “It is so gratifying to see athletes work on goals that span multiple years.” - Coach Maguire.
CH-CH is by far the smallest school in the EIL but showed incredible athleticism and roster depth in their ability to defeat much larger schools throughout the season. In addition to being the regular season champions, the Chargers won the EIL Tournament Championship for the second year in a row. Joe H. (‘20), Ben J.D. (‘19), and Ryan F. (‘19) each won their respective weight classes. Ten Chargers went on to qualify and participate in the New England Championship Tournament.
Congratulations, and GO CHARGERS!
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CH-CH Athletics by the Numbers
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