THE DREW DRAGONS
GO DRAGONS
We sweat. We do victory dances. We thrive. And you can’t compete with the growth we experience as part of Drew’s athletic program.
NOTHING MYTHICAL ABOUT THESE 2023–24 NUMBERS
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BCL CHAMPIONSHIP -
6
NCS QUALIFIERS -
38
ALL-LEAGUE PLAYER NOMINATIONS -
8
HONORABLE MENTIONS -
1
BCL LEAGUE MVP -
13
FIRST TEAMS -
17
SECOND TEAMS
Our Teams
The Dragon athletics program consists of varsity and junior varsity teams.
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Fall Teams
Boys Flag Football
Boys JV Soccer
Boys Varsity Soccer
Girls Varsity Golf
Girls Frosh Volleyball
Girls JV Volleyball
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Girls JV Tennis
Girls Varsity Tennis
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Winter Teams
Boys JV Basketball
Boys Varsity Basketball
Boys Frosh Basketball
Girls Varsity Basketball
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Spring Teams
Varsity Badminton
Boys Varsity Golf
Boys Varsity Baseball
Boys Varsity Tennis
Varsity Swimming
Varsity Track & Field
Boys Club Volleyball
The Wins Keep Coming
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ALUM PLAYING PROFESSIONAL SOCCER -
12+
ALUMNI COMPETING AT COLLEGIATE LEVEL IN 2024 -
2
ALUMS HAVE COMPETED IN THE OLYMPICS
Dragon Alumni
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JT Machle ’23
RowingTufts University -
Mark Machle ’23
RowingTufts University -
Barasa Simpson ’23
Professional SoccerFKF, Norway -
Ronen Stewart ’23
Track and FieldRensselaer Polytechnic Institute -
Phoebe Yang ’23
VolleyballSkidmore College -
Jack Brady ’21
Track and FieldBoston University -
Pema Globus ’21
SoccerPuget Sound -
David Rauchwerger ’20
GymnasticsUniversity of California Berkeley -
Audrey Soss ’20
SoccerBates College -
Casey McIlhenny ’18
SoccerUniversity of Vermont -
Sabrina Massialas ’15
FencingUniversity of Notre DameTeam USA, 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics -
Alex Massialas ’12
FencingStanford UniversityTeam USA, 2012 London Olympic Games, 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games, and 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games. -
Eric Schulkin ’09
BasketballKenyon College -
Andrew Wallace ’09
SoccerCity College of San Francisco -
Scott Schulkin ’07
BasketballBowdoin College -
Owen Flannery ’95
SoccerSan Jose State
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OUR HOME COURT
Drew's gym is located within the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center, a 70,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility. All of us—families, students, and administrators, along with the Booker T. Washington community—participated in the complex process of planning and working with City Hall to ensure the center’s approval and completion. The 7,500-square-foot gym features our logo at center court and serves as home court for our volleyball, basketball, and badminton teams.
FACILITIES
Drew’s athletic venues exemplify the vital connection between students and the local community. We practice, train, and compete mostly off campus, in state-of-the-art facilities around Pacific Heights.
Drew’s athletic venues exemplify the vital connection between students and the local community. We practice, train, and compete mostly off campus, in state-of-the-art facilities around Pacific Heights.
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7,500 square foot gymnasium at the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center
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Nine San Francisco Recreation and Parks fields
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Six lanes and 25 yards at Garfield Pool
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Synthetic rubber surface at Kezar Stadium, the original home of the San Francisco 49ers
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Driving range, putting green, and tee times at Presidio Golf Course
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Gorgeous trails lined with eucalyptus trees in Presidio National Park
COACHING AND TRAINING
Student-athlete’s growth and self-improvement are the highest priority of our talented and experienced coaches. Whether we are novice or experienced in our sport, they love to encourage our strengths, our goals, our joy for the game. Coaches host open gym practices during the off-season and weight training sessions for all sports every summer.
Student-athlete’s growth and self-improvement are the highest priority of our talented and experienced coaches. Whether we are novice or experienced in our sport, they love to encourage our strengths, our goals, our joy for the game. Coaches host open gym practices during the off-season and weight training sessions for all sports every summer.
Drew is a member of the Bay Area Conference, which comprises 29 schools; the conference includes many small independent, charter, and public schools in the Bay Area. The BAC has four leagues, BCL, BCL-East, BCL-Central and BCL-West. The majority of our teams compete in the BCL-Central League, but some compete in other BAC leagues. Drew School is also a member of the California Interscholastic Federation and North Coast Section, which sets forth policies that guide our program.
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