Athletics

John I Leonard now offers both Junior Varsity and Varsity Baseball for all to try out for each Spring, starting in January. Anyone interested in participating this season needs to have an updated physical and athletic packet completed and turned into Head Coach Casey Beck, located in Room 4112. Come join the Lancers Baseball Familia!

Contact person:
William Beck

Ladies will be given the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of softball, work on team skills, and test their limits with physical conditioning.

Contact person:
Jeffery Reel

Boys Basketball is an athletic program offered at John I. Leonard that provides an environment where young men can reach their academic, athletic, and personal potential. We believe that through the values of the program, student athletes will develop the life skills of goal-setting, commitment, self-discipline, and teamwork by learning to work with others toward a common goal.

Contact person:
Eddie Tolliver

Girls Basketball provides an environment where young women may reach their highest academic, physical, and personal potential. Through the core values of this program, our girls are able to develop key life skills necessary for their future endeavors.

Contact person:
Ausbry@gmail.com

Sideline Cheer is performed alongside other sporting events such as football and basketball. The activity incorporates elements of stunting and performance cheer, in addition to the incorporation of signs, megaphones, and pom poms to help direct and energize the crowd.

Contact person:
Ebony Lewis

A sport in which individuals may run up to three miles on outdoor, natural terrain courses.

Contact person:
Aaron Wallace

An athletic program, here at John I. Leonard, that offers students the opportunity to learn, develop, and play football. Athletes are taught the importance of hard work, handling adversity, competitiveness, and life skills to prepare them for the next stage of life.

Contact person:
Austin Vanes

Golf is an individual sport where players can test their physical and mental strengths by learning to use a variety of clubs from different locations on the course. Golf is also a social sport that teaches players various social skills. Girls’ and Boys’ golf practices take place at Palm Beach National Golf Course.

Contact person(s):
Elizabeth Bewley
Caleb Jones

Competitive swimming has over 200 skills of body position, breathing patterns, biomechanics, starts, turns, and psychological/competitive confidence that are trying to be taught in an unnatural human medium: water. Swimming takes grit and endurance to accomplish and is a very strenuous sport.

Contact person:
Johna Bingham

The Girls Varsity Tennis Team provides opportunities for John I. Leonard female students (grades 9-12) to compete against other high schools on an individual, as well as a team basis.

Contact person:
Elizabeth Bewley

The Boys Varsity Tennis Team provides opportunities for John I. Leonard male students (grades 9-12) to compete against other high schools on an individual, as well as a team basis.

Contact person:
Caleb Jones

A sport in which athletes participate in a multitude of running, jumping, and throwing events.

Contact person:
Aaron Wallace

Girls Beach Volleyball is an athletic program offered at John I. Leonard that provides an environment where young women can reach their academic, athletic and personal potential. We believe that through the values of the program, student athletes will develop important life skills needed to be successful.

Contact person:
Alyssa Leatherman

Girls volleyball is an athletic program offered at John I. Leonard that provides an environment where young women can reach their academic, athletic, and personal potential. We believe that through the values of this program, student athletes may develop the life skills needed to be successful in their future endeavors.

Contact person:
Alyssa Leatherman

Girls Weightlifting is an athletic program offered at John I. Leonard that provides an environment where young women can reach their academic, athletic and personal potential. We believe that through the values of the program, student athletes will develop the life skills needed to be successful.

Contact person:
Jeffrey Peters

Wrestling is a physically demanding sport that requires a high level of dedication and commitment. The greatest thing is that anyone can do it; there are multiple weight classes, so students of all shapes and sizes may participate. Wrestling is a great sport for high school students as it’s challenging and will help build confidence, discipline, mental and physical ability amongst its participants.

Contact person:
Robert Miranda