Eastside Catholic School is proud to announce the appointment of Kim Kawachi as the new head cheer coach.
Teams
An athletics program with a focus on leadership and sportsmanship
Eastside Catholic is committed to an athletic program of excellence. At the high school level, 17 athletic teams are offered at the varsity level with many offering JV and JV-C level teams as well. More than 75 percent of our high school students play at least one sport each year. Our middle school students participate in the Archdiocese of Seattle Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) athletic program where they compete in three seasons of sports, including cross country, soccer, volleyball and track and field. Learn more about the Middle School athletic program.
For more information, select a team below to view team photos, schedules, coaches and news.
Fall Sports
- Cheer
- Cross Country
- Football
- Golf
- Girls Soccer
- Girls Swimming
- Special Olympics Bowling
- Volleyball
Winter Sports
- Boys Basketball
- Girls Basketball
- Girls Flag Football
- Boys Swimming
- Special Olympics Basketball
- Wrestling
Our Teams
Crusaders in the News
After a dominant 2024-25 season, Amy Nduka '28 was selected as one of four students on High School on SI's list of most promising ninth graders during the Washington high school girls' basketball season.
Eastside Catholic School proudly celebrates the achievements of 12 outstanding seniors who signed National Letters of Intent (NLI) or commitment letters to participate in collegiate athletics.
Amy Nduka, a freshman center for the girls basketball team, has quickly established herself as a formidable presence in Seattle's high school basketball scene.
Our girls' basketball team defeated four-time defending state champions Garfield High School on Friday, February 14, to claim the 2024-25 Metro League Championship!
On Tuesday, October 22, the Crusaders extended their winning streak to five games with their biggest victory over the Ballard Beavers since 2016.
Congratulations to Offensive Coordinator John (JT) Thompson for being named the Seattle Seahawks Week 6 Coach of the Week!
Despite a 19-point deficit against Roosevelt in the fourth quarter, the Crusaders prevailed 27-26 in a wild football game on Friday, October 11.