Our Athletic Program is designed with excellence in mind, which means playing sports and practicing good sportsmanship. We want our students to participate, so instead of try-outs and cuts, we focus on helping students increase their skills and ability. If you want to try a new sport, you’re on the team. If you commit to the sport, you’ll make a difference.
The main goal of York athletics is to be active in something you enjoy. Some students team up, while others prefer to participate in Health & Fitness activities like fencing, strength training, yoga, walking, running, or dance, plus more. If your favorite activity occurs off campus – martial arts, equestrian events, ballet, club sports – you can arrange for Independent Activity. Strength in mind and body is part of the York culture and commitment to excellence. Brains work better when muscles get a workout too.
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Health & Fitness
Team sports may not be your thing, and that’s okay. We still want you to be active – it’s a good strategy for a lifetime of being fit and connecting with people who like to do similar things. Health & Fitness (H&F for short) happens two days a week from 3:00-3:45 p.m. and includes offerings such as:
Kickball
Mountain Biking
Outdoor Basketball
Soccer
Ultimate Frisbee
Mountain Biking
Outdoor Basketball
Soccer
Ultimate Frisbee
Independent Activities
Are you working on your black belt? Take ballet lessons four times a week? Live and breath to play tennis or soccer all year? Our Independent Activity program lets you pursue your passion and use that activity to fulfill your Health & Fitness requirement.
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Equestrian Gymnastics Martial Arts |
Rock climbing Tennis Weight training |
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Falcons Win the PCAL Cypress Division Golf Title
Read MoreYork Falcons win PCAL Cypress Division title at PCAL League Finals at Laguna Seca Ranch! -
Spring Sports Update - Go Falcons!
Celebrating our amazing Falcon Athletes in Swimming, Track & Field, and Tennis!Read More -
Emma Wilcox ’26 Wins 2nd Place at the eXChequer XC Mountain Biking Race!
Falcon Emma Wilcox ’26 placed second at the eXChequer XC high school division mountain bike race at Exchequer Bike Park on Saturday, March 4, 2023. She also finished with the third fastest time overall, despite a mid-course crash. Go Emma! Go Falcons!Read More -
Congratulations to Our Winter Sports Athletic League Falcons!
BRAVO to our Pacific Coast Athletic League Winter Sports All League Athletes:Read MorePCAL Arroyo Division - Girls BasketballArroyo Division Champions - (FIRST TITLE IN YORK GIRLS BASKETBALL HISTORY!)York School - Undefeated in Division Play & CCS QuarterfinalistsAll League MVP - Quincy KeyAll League 1st Team - Asya WilsonAll League 2nd Team - Myra KhieuAll League 2nd Team -Maya Brent-NurseSportsmanship Team - Alondra ValdesPCAL Cypress Division - Girls SoccerAll League Offensive Player of the Year - Samantha Ortiz-NaranjoAll League 1st Team - Sarah TateAll League 2nd Team - Eleanor JohnsonAll League 2nd Team - Alessia TorrenteSportsmanship Team - Maddie GillPCAL Santa Lucia Division - Boys SoccerAll League 1st Team - Tristan PflegerAll League 1st Team - Sebastian Del ToroAll League 2nd Team - Austin CookAll League 2nd Team - Joe SmockSportsmanship Team - Joe SmockPCAL Santa Lucia Division - Boys BasketballAll League 2nd Team - Miles FademSportsmanship Team - Joseph Zhao -
BRAVO to York Girls Basketball and York Girls Soccer Teams
Read MoreThe York Girls Basketball team caps off an undefeated PCAL Arroyo Division season with a 58-25 win over Kirby. Quincy Key ’23 finished with 28 points, Asya Wilson ’26 with 16, and Alondra Valdes ’23 with 10. Go Falcons!! The season additionally featured two wins over a fine Santa Catalina team and a win versus a strong Marina team. Quincy Key finished the season as the highest-scoring player in the county, averaging 21.3 points per game, and the team now advances into the CCS Tournament and will play either today or tomorrow. This is the first PCAL Arroyo Division Girls Basketball title in the history of York School! Keep your eye on the York calendar for an update. Congratulations to all of our excellent hoopsters!!The York Girls Soccer team did very well in their first season in the higher Cypress Division. The team finished 4th, winning 6, losing 5 and tying 1. Notable victories were the doubles over Stevenson and Notre Dame, the 5-2 victory over King City and the season finale when York won 3-0 against St. Francis, the runners up. Sarah Tate, Alessia Torrente, Karla Cardenas, Rachael Galinato and Emily Geiser held the defense, while Eleanor Johnson in goal finished the season with the most saves in the region. Rose Finn, Emma Wilcox, Esbeidy Rodriguez-Calvo, Regan Takashima, Brianna Bailey, Maria-Elena Mejia Contreras, Izabella Tejeda and Giada Nuovo controlled the midfield and Lily Gill and Sam Ortiz-Naranjo led the attack. Sam finished the season as the 3rd highest scorer in the region with 22 goals in 14 games. Other mentions go to Hannah Xu, Sophie Sukyas, Vanitha Glover and Maddie Gill. Maddie played everywhere at least twice. We would like to thank Jenny Grossman and Anna Mejia-Conteras for their assistance. -
York Students Named Preps of the Week!
Congratulations to Falcons Samantha Ortiz-Naranjo ’24 and Quincy Key ’23 who were named in the Monterey Herald as Preps of the Week!Read More -
Congratulations Taiga Minami!
Taiga Minami '24 shot 76 at Laguna Seca and is a possible CCS Qualifier.Read More -
York Swim Team Placed 2nd in the PCAL Mission Division this season!
York Swim Team who placed 2nd in the PCAL Mission Division this season with spectacular performances across the team! We are so proud.Read More -
A Varsity Sport for the Mind
Dubbed a varsity Sport for the Mind,™ FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC) combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology. Under strict rules, limited resources and time constraints, York's Team 5171, Deus Ex Machina, raised funds, designed a team “brand,” honed teamwork skills, and built and programmed a robot to compete at this year's Monterey Bay Regional event. Amazing!Read More -
York's Michael Julian runs spectacular 3200 personal record of 9:05.17 at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational.
York's Michael Julian runs spectacular 3200 personal record of 9:05.17 at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational.Read More
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Daniel '22 high scorer in the county!
Congratulations to Daniel Xu '22 for starting out the season strong by scoring 48 points and 3 assists during the Falcons' first game against Trinity! Go Falcons!Read More -
Michael Julian '22 is CCS Champion!
Congratulations to Michael Julian ‘22, who is not only our new CCS CHAMPION, but also set a new Division 5 record with 15:15!!!Read More -
Quincy Key '23 invited to basketball camp
Read MoreQuincy '23 was invited to NorCal Sports TV Summer Basketball Camp in July and earned "Most Improved" player.Here is a quick interview with her after receiving this award: -
Sophia Sanico '20 Winner of CCS Scholar-Athlete Award
Congratulations to Sophia '20, who is the winner of this year's Pacific Coast Athletic League CCS Scholar-Athlete Award.Read More
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York School
9501 York Road
Monterey, CA 93940
Phone: 831-372-7338
Monterey, CA 93940
Phone: 831-372-7338
We inspire and prepare a diverse community of creative, independent thinkers.
Since 1959, York School has created an exceptional college-prep experience for our youth: inspiring them to develop intellectual curiosity; challenging them to create and try new things; and preparing them to be passionate contributors in college and in life.
Since 1959, York School has created an exceptional college-prep experience for our youth: inspiring them to develop intellectual curiosity; challenging them to create and try new things; and preparing them to be passionate contributors in college and in life.
York School is committed to equal opportunity in educational programs, employment and campus life. The School does not discriminate on the basis of age, ancestry, color, disability, gender, marital status, national origin, parental status, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status in any access to and treatment in School programs and activities.