St. Paul’s School is inviting local student‑athletes to explore its athletic programs during a series of open‑house events this November. The schools—St. Paul’s School for Girls and St. Paul’s School for Boys—will hold separate clinics that give prospective students a chance to try out sports, meet varsity coaches and learn how the schools integrate athletics with academic and character development.
Girls’ School Open House
Students in grades five through ten are welcome to attend the Girls’ School Athletic Open House. Participants may choose a lacrosse clinic and either a field‑hockey or soccer clinic, allowing them to sample multiple sports in one day. Varsity coaches and current athletes from a range of programs will be on hand for informal conversations, offering insight into training expectations, team culture and the role of sports in building confidence and community.
Boys’ School Fall Clinics
The Boys’ School, fresh off a seventh straight MIAA championship in the 2025‑2026 academic year, will host its own clinics on the turf field. Student‑athletes in grades four through eight can select one fall sport—football or soccer—and one spring sport—lacrosse or baseball—or opt to try both seasons. The schedule includes a dedicated time slot from 11:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. for one‑on‑one discussions with varsity coaches and athletes from other sports, giving families a comprehensive view of the school’s athletic offerings.
Why Attend?
Both schools emphasize the development of whole‑person skills. Coaches stress that participation in athletics teaches discipline, teamwork and perseverance—qualities that translate to academic success and future leadership. The open‑house format lets families see the facilities, experience the coaching style and ask specific questions about scholarship opportunities, travel teams and the balance between sports and classroom responsibilities.
How to Register
Interested families should visit the St. Paul’s School website to sign up for the desired clinics. Slots are limited, and registration is on a first‑come, first‑served basis. Parents are encouraged to register early to secure a place for their child.
Community Impact
These events underscore St. Paul’s commitment to serving the Baltimore community by providing high‑quality athletic programs that complement rigorous academics. By opening the doors to prospective students, the schools aim to strengthen local ties and foster a pipeline of talented, well‑rounded young athletes who can contribute to the city’s vibrant sports culture.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
