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Lake Country Lutheran HS
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Hilltopper Athletics
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Brookfield Central H.S.
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GMC Mini
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GMC Mini
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Blue and Gold Intersquad Meet
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Blue and Gold Intersquad Meet
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Wauwatosa West H.S.
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Wauwatosa West H.S.
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Greendale H.S.
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Sussex Hamilton H.S.
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Catholic Memorial H.S.
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Menomonee Falls Invite
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Sheboygan North HS
Monona Grove Invite
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Kettle Moraine H.S.
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Wauwatosa East H.S.
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New Tier HS
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About Marquette High Athletics
Marquette High's athletic program is one of the most successful in the state, not only in terms of accomplishments but, more importantly, in participation.
Annually, 65% of students participate in a sport, strong evidence of our commitment to providing ample opportunities for student participation. At least one non-cut sport is offered in each sport season and two freshman teams are fielded in multiple sports.
It is the athletic department's philosophy to focus on the big picture, which includes the school's mission "forming men for others who will act like Christ, who came 'not to be served but to serve.'" This is done by instilling life skills such as work ethic, morals and leadership that student-athletes can carry with them throughout their lives. Marquette student-athletes are coached to put the team ahead of their own individual needs. A performance component that encourages the athletes to perform at their absolute best, creates a sound formula for success.
What sports does Marquette University High School offer?
Marquette University High School offers 13 WIAA-sponsored sports including cross country, football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, swimming and diving, hockey, baseball, lacrosse, tennis and track and field. In addition, there are 8 club sports available. See all of the sports available on our Marquette High teams page.
What are Marquette High's no-cut sports?
No-cut sports at Marquette University High School include cross country, football, swimming and diving, wrestling, track and field and tennis. While MUHS sports programs are competitive, the school’s goal is to include as many students as is reasonably possible. At least one no-cut varsity sport in every season and there are two freshman teams in multiple sports. There also are club sports and intramural teams available to students based on their interest.
Does Marquette High provide summer sports camps options?
Yes, Marquette University High School offers summer sport and fitness camps for students entering grades 4 - 8 as well as incoming MUHS 9th - 12th grade students. Programs are taught by MUHS coaches and fitness staff. Camps include basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, running, and strength training.
Mr. Robert Herman '85
Athletics Director
(414) 933-7220, ext. 3059
herman@muhs.edu
Ms. Angela Balistrieri
Administrative Assistant
(414) 933-7220, ext. 3041
balistrieria@muhs.edu
Visit Teams Page
At MUHS, athletes have a proud tradition of excellence in building character through participation in sports.
MUHS offers 13 WIAA-sponsored sports, Alpine Ski Racing, and 8 club sports.
Athletic Forms
Any student intending to try-out for or participate on any team must have all forms completed and up-to-date BEFORE the first day of tryouts.
For more information and links, visit Athletics Forms
SPORTS CAMPS
Dedicated to educating the whole person, we see the development of young students as an integral part of Jesuit education. Explore our summer sports camps.