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Sports are an important part of life at Eastside Catholic. Approximately 85% of students participate in at least one sport per year. More than 20 different EC teams compete in the Metro AAA league, which includes Bainbridge, Bishop Blanchet, Chief Sealth, Cleveland, Franklin, Holy Names, Ingraham, Lakeside, Nathan Hale, O’Dea, Rainier Beach, Seattle Prep and West Seattle.
Eastside Catholic athletes have distinguished themselves both on and off the playing fields, earning all-metro, all-league and all-academic honors. Many of our athletes go on to play at the collegiate level. Currently we have graduates playing sports at Dartmouth, Army, University of Pennsylvania, Oregon State University and Arizona State University, among others. |
Sports offered at Eastside Catholic | Three sport seasons are held during the year. All students are encouraged to participate, regardless of experience. Tryouts are held at the beginning of the season and cuts are made in most sports. Some sports have both junior varsity and varsity teams. Some sports have freshman or freshman-sophomore teams as well. |
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For Parents of Student Athletes Meet Our Athletics Department Scott GarvisAthletic Director Scott Garvis, a Certified Master Athletic Administrator, joined Eastside Catholic in 2010. He holds a B.A. from Westmar University as well as a M.S. in Sports Administration from the United States Sports Academy and a M.S. in Educational Leadership from Drake University. |
Jeremy ThielbahrAssistant Athletic Director & Head Football Coach Jeremy Thielbahr joined the Eastside Catholic staff as head football coach and assistant athletic director on June 1, 2011. For the last four years, Thielbahr has been at Division I University of Idaho, most recently as assistant coach for running backs and special teams coordinator. Prior to this assignment, Thielbahr coached both offense and defense at Montana State University, as well as being assistant head coach and recruiting coordinator. Thielbahr was on PAC-10 championship-winning teams as both a student-athlete and assistant coach at Washington State University with the 2001 Rose Bowl, 2001 Sun Bowl and 2003 Holiday Bowl. At Montana State in 2005, he helped the team win the Big Sky championships. Thielbahr graduated in 2001 from Washington State University with a double major in social studies and history, and a minor in sociology. He also has a M.A. in teaching. |
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