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College Athletes

Student-athletes excel beyond graduation

Since the PCDS graduating Class of 2000, just under 10% of PCDS graduates have gone on to college as athletic recruits, playing a wide range of sports at the NCAA Division I, II, III and competitive (traveling) club levels, which nearly doubles the national average from other independent schools, and triples the overall national high school average rate.

What makes our student-athletes different? In addition to being talented and hard working, PCDS graduates especially prepared to hold up the “student” part of the “Student Athlete experience” in college. While not all of our college athlete graduates have gone on to play professional sports, their athletic experiences and prowess did contribute to stellar experiences at some of the best colleges and universities in the world and, in turn, in their personal and professional experiences beyond graduation.

Since the PCDS Class of 2000, student-athletes have matriculated to play sports at the following colleges and universities:

Amherst (3)
Arizona State University (2)
Babson
Bates
Boston College
Boston University (3)
Brandeis (2)
Brown
Chapman (2)
Claremont McKenna (7)
Colorado College (3)
Columbia (2)
Dartmouth (2)
Denison
DePauw
Drew
Emory (3)
Franklin and Marshall
Gonzaga
Goucher
Guilford
Harvard (2)
Hobart and William Smith
IMG Baseball Academy
Indiana U. Bloomington
Johns Hopkins
Kenyon (2)
Lake Forest
Lawrence University
Lewis and Clark
Loyola U. New Orleans
Macalester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mount Holyoke
Northeastern

Northwestern (2)
Occidental (2)
Pomona (3)
Princeton (2)
Santa Clara
Scripps
St. Bonaventure
St. Olaf
St. Mary’s University, San Antonio
Southern Connecticut State
Southern Methodist University
Southern Utah University
Stanford (5)
Stevens Institute of Technology
Swarthmore
Texas Christian University
Trinity U., Texas (2)
Tufts (2)
Tulane (2)
U. Arizona (3)
U. California, Davis
U. California, San Diego
U. Colorado Boulder
U. Miami
U. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
U. Puget Sound (2)
U. Southern California
Vanderbilt
U. Virginia
Washington and Lee
Washington U. St. Louis
Wellesley
Westmont
Whitman
Williams (7)
Yale (4)