CSW Athletics

Our Mission

The Cambridge School of Weston Athletics provides a competitive and developmental program that strives to cultivate each student’s appreciation for the lifelong benefits of physical activity by providing inclusive athletic opportunities for all.

CORE VALUES
  • WE provide a supportive environment regardless of each student’s identity or ability
  • WE believe programs are built on a foundation of respect, collaboration, and sportsmanship
  • WE promote physical fitness, overall health and well-being, and positive self-image
  • WE value athletics is an integral component of CSW’s dynamic program of progressive education

GUIDING PRINCIPLES
  • Provide competitive and recreational options for athletic activity
  • Develop character and healthy appreciation for competition
  • Teach physical skills and life lessons without fear of adversity or failure
  • Build pride within the individual, group, and school
  • Learn to win and lose graciously
  • Play to win, but never at the expense of our Core Values

List of 5 members.

  • Photo of Alan Miles

    Alan Miles 

    Director of Athletics
    781-642-8636
    Education & Degrees
  • Photo of Ted Hurley

    Ted Hurley 

    Athletics Associate and Residential Life Faculty
    781-642-8640
    Education & Degrees
  • Photo of Katherine Holliday

    Katherine Holliday LAT, ATC 

    Athletic Trainer
    781-398-8350
    Education & Degrees
  • Photo of Hector  Melendez

    Hector  Melendez 

    Head Strength and Conditioning Coach
    Education & Degrees
  • Photo of John Cohan

    John Cohan 

    Athletics Associate
    781-398-8301

"The Field Hockey team was the best welcome to CSW I could have had..."

"The Field Hockey team was the best welcome to CSW I could have had when coming here as a transfer student. I’m someone who plays at a high level, and even though some of my teammates were brand new to the sport, over the course of the season, we all improved as individuals and as a team. We remain each other’s biggest supporters on and off the field."

— Britte, Weston, MA

Athletic News

List of 3 news stories.

  • CSW Boys Basketball Team Wins Gryphon Goblet Tournament

    The CSW Boys' Varsity basketball team faced off against the Newman School on Friday night in the opening game of the Gryphon Goblet. CSW started strong with a three-pointer from Gabe Oxenberg and never looked back. Defense dominated early for both teams, with the Gryphons leading 18-10 at halftime. In the second half, CSW came out firing on all cylinders. Freshmen Nathan Niu and Brenden Fortes anchored the defense, while a balanced scoring effort helped the Gryphons extend their lead to as much as 27 points. Sophomore Sam Kuchler led the team in scoring with 11 points, while Juniors Gabe Oxenberg and Manny Cabana each added 9. By the end of the game, eight different players contributed to the scoring, and the team racked up an impressive 17 steals. The Gryphons secured a decisive 51-34 victory, advancing to the finals against BISB.
     
  • Gryphons Emerge Victorious at Gryphon Goblet Tournament

    On December 12-14, 2024 CSW proudly hosted the 3rd Annual Gryphon Goblet Basketball Tournament. The event was a success, bringing together four competitive teams: CSW, Commonwealth School, The Newman School, and The British International School of Boston (BISB). The tournament was well attended, with fans and players alike enjoying the spirited competition.
  • Iris Wolfe '26 Named NEPSAC Junior All-Star

    Congratulations to Iris Wolfe '26, who was selected as a NEPSAC Junior All-Star for the Fall 2024 soccer season. Iris participated in the Class C & D match on Sunday, November 17. A dedicated three-year varsity player and this year’s captain, Iris continues to demonstrate exceptional leadership and skill on the field. Well done, Iris!
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CSW—a gender-inclusive day and boarding school for grades 9-12—is a national leader in progressive education. We live out our values of inquiry-based learning, student agency, and embracing diverse perspectives in every aspect of our student experience. Young people come to CSW to learn how to learn and then put what they learn into action—essential skills they carry into their futures as doers, makers, innovators, leaders, and exceptional humans who do meaningful work in the world.