Our coaches receive specialized training in a positive, developmental approach with safety and injury prevention as the utmost priority.
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Our coaches are members of two professional development organizations: the Florida Athletic Coaches Association (FACA) and the Positive Coaching Alliance. In addition, Upper School students have access to the Brandon Knight Sports Performance Center for personalized workouts catered to their sport of choice, or for their overall health and wellness.įlickr album: Pine Crest Athletics Facilities | Height: auto | Theme: Default Learn More About Strength Training at Pine Crest SchoolĪs student-athletes move into the Upper School, they are able to compete at the junior varsity (JV) and/or varsity level during the fall, winter, and spring seasons. Students in grades six, seven, and eight have the opportunity to opt into a team sport or weight training in the place of PE class. The Middle School athletic year is divided into five seasons to allow students to participate in a variety of sports. Regardless, our alumni agree that the lessons learned on the fields, courts, track, and in the water translate to life skills that have benefited them well beyond Pine Crest.Ĭompetitive sports begin for students in grade six.
Some of our student-athletes commit to playing their sport at the collegiate level, and some even advance to play professionally. Pine Crest does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, creed, ethnicity, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid program, or athletic and other School-administered programs.
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