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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The girls’ sports teams are just as strong - if not stronger- than the boys’. And honestly, the school really does have something for everyone. My DC isn’t sporty at all, but they love SJC and are involved in lots of academic and arts-focused activities. At the same time, they’ve made great friends with plenty of athletic kids too, including some star athletes. The idea that students are all boxed into separate groups doesn’t really hold true at a school like SJC. [/quote] I, too, have a DD applicant. She plays several sports but is not a star. My concern is that at SJC she won't be able to play because the teams are so intense. Is this a fair concern?[/quote] If your daughter wants to play her sport and she is, as you say, not a star, I would recommend a smaller school not as focused on sports. SJC is a destination for strong athletes, so you daughter will most likely ride the bench her entire four years.[/quote] Depends on the sport. [/quote] Any particular sports you can comment on?[/quote] Last I heard crew, swim and cross country/track were no cut. SJC has a fun equestrian team if your daughter rides horses. [/quote] Thanks![/quote] I think the equestrian team accepts different skill levels so you don’t have to be a pro to join. They practice in Laurel, MD on weekends in the fall. Another interesting sport is the Trap and Field Team, which students can join if they are in the Cadet Program. They also practice in Maryland. [/quote] +1 for Cadets which also runs a Raiders Team that does cardio and strength training 3x a week before and after school and has extra activities like hikes, rock climbing and running challenges. [/quote]
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