Coed, independent, PK3-12th grade school in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Athletics: Winning the Right Way

Shorecrest Chargers Athletics educates students in "Winning the Right Way" --

In every moment there is an opportunity to lead, serve and impact others by one’s actions, one’s demeanor and one’s effort.

Levels of Competition and Program Development

List of 4 items.

  • Varsity: Competing and Winning at the Highest Athletic Level

    Objective: To raise the level of commitment and development through focused training, competitive drive and winning. Competing and winning at the highest athletic level is the goal of Varsity sports. Student–athletes at this level will have access to coaching and training resources to promote team success and optimize individual development and performance.

    Impact: Athletics is a privilege, not a right. There are no game playtime guarantees for Varsity level student-athletes. Hardwork, dedication and performance are key components to increase chances of individual and team success. Seize the opportunity when given the chance to perform.

  • Junior Varsity: Preparing for and Developing Competition

    Objective: To raise the level of commitment and development through focused training, competitive drive and winning. Developing and preparing student-athletes to compete at the highest athletic level is the goal of JV sports. Student–athletes at this level will have access to coaching and training resources to promote team success and optimize individual development and performance.

    Impact: There is no predetermined game playtime allocation for JV level student-athletes. However, the goal of JV is to provide practice discipline and practical game experience for focused development of all players. Consistent with Varsity expectations, hardwork, dedication, and performance are key components to increase chances of individual and team success.

  • Middle School: The stepping-stone to JV & Varsity athletics

    Objective: Skill development through team dynamics and competitive play. Each student-athlete will get an opportunity to experience practice and game situations through committed action, response and result activities.

    Impact: Students who participate in MS sports are able to experience competition on a regular basis in a learning and encouraging environment. Development, growth, and maturity are key focuses of this educational level and MS athletics emphasizes the importance of supporting others through individual growth. This is the stepping-stone to JV/Varsity athletics.

  • Intramurals: Growth through participation and encouragement

    Objective: To build an athletic foundation through structured and directive play. This introductory level is specifically designed to promote psychomotor and cognitive skill development, build confidence, and create a love for activity in a fun learning environment.

    Impact: Students who participate in intramurals are able to experience challenges, obstacles, teamwork and success in a safe, nurturing environment. Growth is cultivated through participation and encouragement.

Athletic Teams

Fall

  • Cross Country - Varsity and Junior Varsity, Boys and Girls
  • Football - Varsity and Middle School, Boys and Girls
  • Golf - Varsity and Middle School, Boys and Girls
  • Swimming and Diving - Varsity and Middle School, Boys and Girls
  • Volleyball - Varsity, Junior Varsity and Middle School, Girls
  • Sailing - Varsity & Junior Varsity, Boys and Girls
  • Cheerleading - Varsity and Middle School

Winter

  • Basketball - Varsity, Junior Varsity and Middle School, Boys and Girls
  • Soccer – Varsity, Junior Varsity and Middle School, Boys
  • Soccer - Varsity and Middle School, Girls
  • Competitive Cheerleading - Varsity

Spring

  • Baseball - Varsity and Middle School, Boys
  • Beach Volleyball - Varsity, Girls
  • Softball – Varsity and Middle School, Girls
  • Tennis – Varsity and Junior Varsity, Boys and Girls
  • Track - Varsity and Middle School, Boys and Girls

SPRING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019

Tennis: Boys: 1A District 9 Runner-Up

Track and Field:  Girls: 1A District 7 Champions
Renice Dacres '19: 1A State Champion – Triple Jump, 1A State Runner Up – Long Jump
RJ Ayers '19: 1A State Runner Up – Shot Put

New School Records:  Chaise Campbell '20 – Shot Put (35-1m); RJ Ayers '19 – Shot Put (49-10.5m); Andrea Romero '20 – Pole Vault (10-2m); Trevor Bernstein '19 – Pole Vault (13-10.5m); Mikera Patton '20 – 200 Meters (25.22 sec), 400 Meters (57.65 sec); Omarhiyon Malcolm '20 – 100 high hurdles (16.13 sec); Renice Dacres '19 – Triple jump (11.65m); Renice Dacres '19, Mikera Patton '20, Alanis J '24, Devyn Kropf '22 – 4x100 Relay (49.62 sec)

Winter Championships 2018-2019

Boys Varsity Soccer: FHSAA 1A State Finalists, 1A Regional Champions, 1A District 6 Champions, Logan Stenger '19 & Cole Savitsky '19 – Pinellas County All Stars

Girls Varsity Basketball: Renice Dacres '19 – 1000 point club member; Pinellas County All-Star

Boys Varsity Basketball: Graham Heckert '19 & Cooper Lanigan '19 – Pinellas County All-Stars

Fall Championships 2018

Girls Varsity Volleyball: 4A-4 District Runner-Up, 4A Regional Champions, 4A State Champions. Jacky Perry '19, Jacqueline St. Cin '19, and Taylor Waldman '19 competed in the Pinellas Volleyball Coaches Association Senior All-Star Game

Girls Varsity Cross Country: 1A-7 District 3rd Place, Regional Qualifiers

Boys Varsity Football: SSAC Bay Conference Runner-Up. Ethan Forsyth '19 invited to play in the 24th Annual Pinellas County All-Star Classic Football Game. Jake Freedman '19, Ethan Forsyth '19 and Cole Persinger '19 were 1st Team All Conference

Boys Swim & Dive: City Champions, 1A-8 District Champions, 6 qualified for 1A State Championship. Caleb Kravitz '20: 500 Free State Champion, broke two city records

Girls Swim & Dive: City Runner-Up, 1A-8 District Champions, 1A Regional Runner-Up. 8 qualified for 1A State Championship

Boys Varsity Golf: Bill Bircher '22 qualified for 1A Region 5, 1 qualified for 1A State Match

Girls Varsity Golf: Isabella Dolan '22 qualified for Regionals

Varsity Cheerleading: Danielle Hernandez '19 selected to cheer in 24th Annual Pinellas County All-star Classic Football Game

College Athletics

As of May 2019, 8 Chargers from the Class of 2019 are signed to continue playing at the college level in basketball, diving, football, sailing and volleyball. Read about the March 2019 signing here and the May 2019 signing here.

3 athletes from the Class of 2018 continued at the college level in rowing, soccer and tennis.

5 NCAA Athletes from the Class of 2017 pursued sports in college in football, sailing, swimming, cross country and volleyball.

13 members of the Class of 2016 signed to participate in collegiate athletics for women's and men's basketball, cheerleading, golf, sailing, soccer, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. 21 were named to All County teams for their sports. 4 were members of the National Championship Sailing Team. The class broke more athletic records than any Shorecrest class in a decade.

Athletic Transfer Student Policy

Students who are wait listed at Shorecrest and then are admitted after the start of extra-curricular or athletic programs according to Florida State Statutes and FHSAA Bylaw 9.3.2.3 place the authority of transfers on the receiving school. This determination must be made by Shorecrest Prep, referencing any policy and administrative procedure the school may have in place regarding students coming off of a waiting list.

Athletics Department

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St Petersburg, FL 33703
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Shorecrest Preparatory School is a private, non-sectarian, coeducational, college preparatory day school for students preschool through high school, located in St. Petersburg, Florida.