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Athletics Quick Facts

A history of success.

Our athletic programs are defined by our three key virtues of Pride, Excellence, and Tradition. Success defines every season at O'Hara, whether the victories are large or small. Our athletics programs are powered by our student-athletes that achieve success on the field and in their everyday lives. Learn about the achievements our school has seen throughout 60 years of accomplishments.

The history of O'Hara Athletics dates back over 50 years. From PCL Championships, to Lions playing in college and professionally, O'Hara athletes have carried on the tradition of Pride and Excellence both on and off the courts and fields.

- Athletic Director Chrissie Doogan '93

Program Overview

  • 207 PCL Championships, 78 District XII Championships, 4 PIAA State Championships
  • Number of varsity teams: 24
  • Number of sports offered: 16
  • Affiliation: PIAA
  • District: XII
  • League: Philadelphia Catholic League
  • Athletic Director: Chrissie Doogan

Sports Offered

  • Fall: Football, Boys' & Girls' Soccer, Boys' & Girls' XC, Girls' Volleyball, Girls' Tennis, Field Hockey
  • Winter: Boys' & Girls' Basketball, Boys' & Girls' Swimming, Boys' & Girls' Indoor Track, Wrestling, Cheerleading
  • Spring: Baseball, Softball, Boys' & Girls' Lacrosse, Boys' & Girls' Outdoor Track, Girls' Flag Football, Boys' Tennis

Being a student-athlete at O'Hara has been one of the most rewarding parts of my high school experience. Athletics have taught me discipline, leadership, and perseverance while allowing me to build lifelong friendships. The support from my teammates, coaches, and the O'Hara community have helped me grow both on and off the field.Ava DillClass of '27

Balancing academics and varsity athletics at O'Hara has shown me how rewarding the student-athlete life really is. The support of our teachers, coaches, and athletic trainer has allowed me to challenge myself both in the classroom and on the track while giving me the guidance to grow as a student, athlete, and person.

Justin O'SheaClass of '27

Preparing student-athletes for excellence - Go Lions!