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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.
Season of Champions
CH-CH Athletics News
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Smith Named 2020 MBIL Boys Basketball MVP
Read MoreCongratulations to Cameron Smith (‘20) on being named the 2020 Boys Basketball MVP of the Massachusetts Bay Independent League! Cameron has been an MBIL All-League selection for all three seasons that he played for the Chargers. Previously, Cameron was named the MBIL Boys Basketball Division II MVP (2018).Cameron ended the season with 1146 career points in 51 games for an average of 22.5 points per game. He made 154 3-point field goals in his career for an average of just over 3 per game. He averaged 29 points per game in conference play this year and scored 41 points in two different games this season. Earning his way into the 1,000 point club, he is the second highest scorer in CH-CH history. His athleticism and leadership helped lead the Chargers to win the MBIL Division I Championship this year.Congratulations, Cameron! -
Girls Basketball Wins 2020 IGC DII Championship
Read MoreOn February 20, in front of a packed home crowd, the Girls’ Basketball team won the Independent Girls Conference DII Championship for the second consecutive year. The Chargers started the season strong, winning the Charger Classic Tournament with wins against local rival Cambridge School of Weston and Eagle Hill School. They carried this momentum through the winter, finishing the season 11-5 overall and undefeated in league play.
Zoe M. (‘23) scored 18 points in the championship game, including going six for six at the free throw line. Senior Captain Caroline B. (‘20) scored 12 points, helping lead the team to a 40-15 victory vs. #2 seeded Boston Trinity Academy.
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Cameron Smith Joins 1,000 Point Club
Read MoreCameron Smith (‘20) became one of the elite top scorers at Chapel Hill - Chauncy Hall School on Tuesday when he shot his 1,000 career point from behind the arc with only 30 seconds left in the game. Smith is averaging just over 24 ppg this year and reached 1000 points in only his 47th game in a Charger uniform. He scored 29 points in Tuesday’s game, including going 16 for 18 from the free throw line in a hard fought, physical game.
Coach Bubar states that, “Cam’s ability to score in multiple ways… in transition, at the rim, from the free throw line, and from behind the three point arc… is outstanding, and his year to year improvement has been very good. He is also a leader on the defensive side of the ball, and his overall effort and will to win helps propel his teammates and team on a nightly basis.”
Smith joins Kyla Wesley ('09) and Josh Smith (‘10) as the only 1,000 point scorers in CH-CH history.
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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.”
Congratulations, Makayla!
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CH-CH Athletics by the Numbers
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of CH-CH Students Participate in Athletics
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