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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.
Students and Coaches Discuss Athletics at CH-CH
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Let's Go Chargers!
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.
Coach Ian MacPhail has been named the 2022 Coach of the Year by USA Lacrosse, and it’s easy to see why. His enthusiasm and passion for the sport of lacrosse and teaching athletes is evident the moment you meet him. This enthusiasm and passion helped lead the Chargers to win the 2022 Massachusetts Bay Independent League Boys Lacrosse Championship. Coach MacPhail’s ability to motivate athletes, allowing them to see their full potential both on and off the field, has created a team in the truest sense. His practices are fun, yet challenging, and a place where athletes are excited to be.
In addition to coaching lacrosse, he has previously assisted the varsity boys’ soccer team, varsity girls’ basketball team and the JV volleyball team at CH-CH. Coach MacPhail has previously coached at The Winchendon School, Arlington High School, and Concord Academy. He played four years of varsity lacrosse at Guilford College. Coach MacPhail also led the Chargers to the first Boys Lacrosse Massachusetts Bay Independent League Championship in school history in 2018. In addition to coaching at CH-CH, he coaches the Penguins Lacrosse Team and PrimeTime Elite Lacrosse Camps.
Congratulations to Jaylin Johnson (‘25) on being named the 2022 Boys Lacrosse MVP of the Massachusetts Bay Independent League! In his first season as a Charger, Johnson led the team in goals, was second in assists, and posted a 24/7/31 point line for the season in only 9 games. He was often closely guarded by the other team, and he created offense for others by clearing space, securing possessions with 26 ground balls in league games, and often drawing double teams which created opportunities for the Chargers to score. One of Johnson’s many contributions to the team was his vocal leadership on and off the field, where his passion and drive helped push both himself and his teammates to reach their full potential throughout the season.
“Seeing Jaylin step into a huge role immediately and grow into a leader as well as a skilled player has been a joy as a coach. I’m proud of him and so excited to help him reach new heights next year.” - Coach MacPhail
On May 13, the Boys Lacrosse team won the Massachusetts Bay Independent League Championship for the first outright lacrosse title in school history following their 2018 co-champion finish! The team traveled to Beverly where the Waring School battled back from a 4-1 halftime deficit to force overtime. Jaylin J. (‘25) sealed the victory with his third goal of the afternoon on a curl from around the net to win the game 7-6. David L. (‘22) and Andrew B. (‘23) each contributed two goals for the day with Gabe F. (‘24) adding an assist. Antoine I. (‘24) tallied 12 saves from the cage.
The Chargers finished 7-2 overall on the season and 5-1 in the league. Coach MacPhail “could not be more proud of this group of guys. With new players providing key contributions at each position, this team grew so much this year and deserves every bit of their success.”
Congratulations to Nate Edwards-Roseney (‘22) on being named the 2022 Basketball MVP of the Massachusetts Bay Independent League! Nate is a two time MBIL all-league selection (‘20 & ‘22) and a 7-time varsity letter recipient for CH-CH.
Nate averaged just over 15 points per game this season, as well as leading the Chargers in rebounding. He is a true team player, a strong passer who is very willing to share the ball with his teammates. His ability to play at and above the rim at both ends is a dimension rarely seen in the MBIL.
Coach Bubar reflected that “Nate’s presence on a daily basis in practice has been outstanding, and he sets the tone for our younger players. No other player in the league was able to impact the game at both ends in a way Nate did this year. Perhaps most importantly, Nate has set the bar for a positive competitive culture in our program that I believe will extend well beyond his time here, and is reflective of both his competitive nature and his commitment to others.”
Nate is a three-year captain of the Charger basketball team and led the team to a 12-3 season, finishing 2nd in the MBIL. He is committed to play Men’s Basketball for Clark University where he will join them as their top recruit in the class of 2026.
Located 10 miles from Boston, Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall (CH-CH) is a private, college preparatory day and boarding school for grades 8-12/PG. CH-CH cultivates intellectual courage, creative ambition, and unwavering empathy that drives students to achieve their best.