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Athletics At AIS
At Agnes Irwin, participation in competitive sports encourages the development of the whole individual. Athletics isn’t just about the game or the team or even the athlete – it’s about the valuable contribution it makes to every girl’s experience and growth as an individual and as a member of her community on and off the field.

Athletes at Agnes Irwin are encouraged to harness their talents and compete at the highest levels possible, reinforcing core values of hard work and dedication. Perseverance, cooperation, compassion and commitment are taught and demonstrated through the lives of our athletes, coaches and supporters.
Athletic Philosophy Statement

“With a rich history of achievement, The Agnes Irwin School Athletics Program instills a life-long commitment to teamwork, leadership and reaching one’s personal best. Each athlete is guided in the transition from skill-building to mastery, solidifying a foundation of discipline, dedication and confidence that fuels institutional pride and spirit. By providing a range of opportunities, our program supports the pre-collegiate athlete as well as the individual who aspires to continue a healthy lifestyle. The cornerstone of our philosophy centers on character, confidence, commitment and competitiveness.”
                     (Adopted May 2011)

“Agnes Irwin helped me build a strong foundation for future success. As a three-sport athlete, I learned how to balance the demands of academics and athletics, which enabled me to transition into the rigors of a top Division 1 university lacrosse program. My experience as a student athlete at Agnes Irwin was fun, yet challenging. I developed many lifelong friendships and learned invaluable life lessons. Participating in athletics has given so much to me - from providing career opportunities to allowing me to further my education and travel around the world.”
- Alex Kahoe ’95, Assistant Coach of Women's Lacrosse at
 University of Vermont;
2005 AIS Athletic Hall of Fame Inductee

* OWL HIGHLIGHTS*

AIS Junior Named Main Line Athlete of the Week
Shortstop Lauren Fortunato '13 featured in MAINLINE Media News.
 
Setting Records
 
Track
Marin Bloise took 2nd place and set a new school record in the 100 hurdles (16.87) on 5/12/12 at the Interac Championship meet.   Katie Alden (2:27.65) and Justis Wright (2:27.96) also set new school records in the 800m.
 
At the Delaware County Track & Field Championship Meet on Saturday, May 5, freshman Marin Bloise medaled in the 300m hurldes (2nd Place) and long jump (5th place) .
 
Lacrosse
Senior lacrosse player Campbell Crochiere broke the school record for career goals on Thursday, April 26, in the game against Episcopal Academy.  Campbell scored four goals in the game, and now stands at 150 goals.  The previous school record was 148. View a photo of Campbell surrounded by her teammates and read phillylacrosse.com.

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