Athletics Sports Facilities Our campus houses state-of-the-art athletic facilities, featuring a 52,000-square-foot competition gymnasium; three full-size basketball courts; three volleyball courts; an indoor track; fitness center; two batting cages; a dance studio; a wrestling room; a training room with access to a full-time trainer; six locker rooms; and outdoor playing fields for football, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, and softball. De La Salle’s athletic department enables student-athletes to learn the values and lessons of life that are closely associated with the Lasallian experience. Men's & Women's Programs We offer 20 sports programs for young men and 20 for young women. Meteors are members of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). Over 70% of Meteors are recognized as members of all-academic sports teams. These high-achieving students showcase a high degree of academic and athletic excellence. Meteors compete in the Chicago Catholic League (CCL) and the Girls Catholic Athletic Conference (GCAC). The Leaderboard Athletics Office Tom White, Athletic Director (email) Michael Boehm '92, Assistant Athletic Director (email) Frankie Castagna '12, Athletic Administrative Assistant (email) Rich Barnotes '10, Director, Sports Info & Marketing (email) Sports Programs Women's Athletics Basketball*^+ Bass Fishing Bowling*^+ Chess*+ Competitive Cheer^+ Competitive Dance Cross Country*^+ Esports+ Golf*^+ Lacrosse Sailing Soccer*^+ Softball*+…

Student Life We educate the entire person: spiritually, mentally and physically. To accomplish this, our teachers and moderators provide our student body with an ever-growing number of extra and co-curricular activities. Each presents its own opportunities for leadership, personal development, skill enrichment, and practical experience and learning. A dedicated team of club moderators work to provide everything from unique culinary experiences and cultural celebrations to guest speaker lineups and once-in-a-lifetime field trips. All the while, our clubs and activities focus on imparting Christian values: ethical decision-making, self-discipline, responsibility, and awareness of our global community. Our focus remains on creating the leaders of tomorrow, while helping facilitate the friendships among classmates that will last a lifetime. Meteor Grow Our students, faculty, and staff have formed new Meteor Grow groups to cultivate a sense of community across our campus. Meteor Grow is a relatively new initiative and everyone has embraced this opportunity to make our school a welcoming environment where everyone can participate in our Lasallian mission to build a community rooted in faith and committed to service and social justice. HONORS PROGRAM Honors Program students are required to take seven (7) classes each year and a minimum of five (5) Honors…