Athletics
Whole person formation means mental and physical training and discipline, which Loyola’s numerous intramural and extramural sports teams and activities provide. Loyola provides an environment where the student-athlete is given the support, training and opportunity to center themselves and grow physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually.
The athletics season is divided into three seasons (Fall, Winter, and Spring) allowing student-athletes to compete in a variety of sports. Most sports are part of the GMAA/RSEQ leagues competing with other schools on and off the island of Montreal.
- FootballJuvenile, Cadet, Benjamin-
- SoccerJuvenile, Cadet Div. 1, Cadet Div. 2, Bantam Div. 1, Bantam Div. 2-
- VolleyballJuvenile, Midget, Bantam-
- Cross-CountryAll levels-
- GolfAll levels-
Winter season
- HockeyM18, M15, M13Boys
- BasketballJuvenile Div. 1, Juvenile Div. 2, Midget Div. 1, Midget Div. 2, Bantam Div. 1-
- WrestlingAll levels-
- SwimmingAll levels-
- Indoor Track & FieldAll levels-
- BadmintonAll levels-
- Track & FieldFutsal BantamBoys
Spring season
- Rugby Juvenile Div. 1, Cadet Div. 1, Bantam-
- Track & FieldAll levels-
- TennisAll levels-
- BaseballAll levels-
Winter
- Hockey
- Basketball
- Wrestling
Spring
- Rugby
- Track & Field
- Tennis
Fall
- Football
- Soccer
- Volleyball
Awards & Recognitions
Recognizing effort, excellence and teamwork
Annual Sports Banquet
Every year in Spring, Loyola hosts the annual sports banquet for families and friends of our student-athletes at every level and in every sport who are recognized for their individual and team contributions throughout the year.
Long Tradition of Athletics
We are proud of Loyola’s long athletic tradition. Not only has it been a winning tradition, but one which has worked to instill values in our student-athletes which apply not only to sports but to life. Dedication, respect and teamwork are virtues instilled in all of our student-athletes since 1896.