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The Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) mandates Brainbook and Opioid online certification for all freshmen and transfer students prior to participation in practice or competition. The Brainbook online concussion education and Opioid courses must be completed by a student-athlete only once.
- Athletes, follow the link (above) to the Brainbook or Opioid course.
- Register as a student.
- Take the course and the exam.
- Print out the certificate.
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Fall Sports
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> Cross Country
Program Information »
Head Coach Oscar BorboaNO CUTS
BROPHY CROSS COUNTRY engages in long-distance running and participates in meets at the varsity, junior varsity, and freshman levels. No experience is necessary, and training is tailored to the runner's level. For more information or to be added to the summer contact list, email Coach Borboa.
Optional summer training is underway, but the team allows the Broncos to join at any point. Practices are conducted Monday through Thursday mornings throughout the duration of summer school. The first day of official, mandatory practices for the fall season is August 3. To be added to the communication list, or if you have any questions, contact Head Coach Oscar Borboa (oborboa@brophyprep.org).
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> Football
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Head Coach Jason Jewell
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL – NO CUTS
Brophy welcomes any freshman who would like to participate in the FRESHMAN FOOTBALL PROGRAM. Since there are no cuts, size dictates two divisions within the freshman program — Red division and White division. It is one team, however, that works together to train and support one another as they lay the foundation for a future varsity program.
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> Freshman Tennis
Program Information »Freshman Head Coach Bill WoodsFreshman tennis is a no-cut sport and is played in the fall. All athletes must have their physicals turned in before being allowed to play. Freshman Tennis is a great way to get introduced to team tennis. It is an eight-week program that runs from late August through early September. Practices are typically Monday–Thursday after school until 5:00 p.m., with matches once or twice a week. This is a fantastic opportunity to make friends and connect to the tennis program. Freshman tennis is not required to try out for varsity and junior varsity, but it is highly encouraged. Contact Head Coach Bill Woods with questions at bwoods@brophyprep.org.- Starting Monday, August 17, Monday-Thursday after school at Phoenix Tennis Center until 5 p.m.
- A bus will take players to practice every day. Parents will pick up players at the Phoenix Tennis Center at 5:00 p.m. after practice.
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> Golf
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Head Coach Jon Shores2026 Brophy Varsity Golf Team TryoutsThe first round of tryouts for the Varsity golf team is set for Monday, August 3rd at Encanto Golf Course with times beginning at approx 3:00pm. There will be a short meeting at 2:45 p.m. on the driving range before the first day of tryouts. Tryouts will continue on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Phoenix Country Club. All 4 rounds of tryouts will consist of 9 holes. Tryouts are open to all students.NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED AT TRYOUTS.If you plan on trying out for the 2026 team, you must fill out THIS GOOGLE FORM no later than Friday, July 31st. The form will go live in late July. YOU MUST USE YOUR BROPHY EMAIL ADDRESS TO ACCESS THE FORM. Coach Shores will email students with their tee times for August 3rd. A cut will be made after the first, second and fourth rounds—more details will be emailed after the signup period.ALL students who plan on participating in the tryouts must have their physical and emergency forms on file with Mrs. Wade, Brophy’s Athletic Trainer, before they are allowed to compete. -
> Swim and Dive
Program Information »Swim Head Coach: Robert Tolar- Swimming and Diving Tryouts will be held Aug. 10-12 at the Reese Aquatic Center. Head Coach Robert Tolar can be contacted with any questions at rtolar@brophyprep.org. Student-athletes must attend all three days of tryouts.Swimming Tryout DatesAug. 10th, 2:45 - 4:45 p.m.Aug. 11th, 2:45 - 4:45 p.m.Aug. 12th, 2:45 - 4:45 p.m.
Winter Sports
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> Basketball
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> Soccer
Program Information »
Please note:- Soccer is a cut sport.
- Tryouts are closed to parents. Parents must wait outside the entrance to the Brophy Sports Campus. All tryout information will be added to the website and calendar as it becomes available.
- All athletes must submit their physical forms before participation.
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> Wrestling
Program Information »
Head Coach Wayne Catan
NO CUTS
Wrestling is a no-cut sport at Brophy; however, wrestle-offs are held (at times) to determine a starter in a particular weight class.- Practice begins on November 3, 2025.
- Beginning in late August, fall practices will be Tuesdays and Thursdays
Spring Sports
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> Baseball
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> Tennis
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Head Coach Chris Campbell
BROPHY TENNIS offers varsity and junior varsity levels of competition. Freshmen are welcome to try out for either team. -
> Track and Field
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> Volleyball
Program Information »
Coach Tony Oldani
Brophy Volleyball fields varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams. Each team carries between 12 and 16 players.
Club Sports
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> Archery
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Are you interested in joining Brophy’s archery team? No experience is necessary. Email Coach Jason Svedin to sign up! -
> Hockey
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Head Coach Ryan Ricci '12TEAMS: Varsity, Junior VarsityELIGIBILITY:Registration opens approximately May 15 and is limited to the first 36 skaters. On-time registration is important. -
> Lacrosse
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Coach Pat Harbeson
BROPHY LACROSSE fields varsity and junior varsity teams during the spring season. JV is a no-cut team; varsity fields a team through tryouts. All students wishing to play on the varsity must try out, including juniors and seniors. -
> Mountain Biking
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Coach Cooper Davis '10
Brophy participates in the Arizona Scholastic Cycling League and competes in five races during the season. Preparing for these races includes time on the trail, in the weight room, and spin class. For more information, contact Coach Davis.- Join the Brophy/Xavier mountain bike team as we embark upon our 13th season. All ability levels are welcome, and bikes are available for loan and purchase.
- The Summer Night Ride series is underway. Contact RPerrott@brophyprep.org for more information and to reserve a loaner bike. The next ride is at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 28, at McDowell Mountain Park.
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> Rowing
Program Information »
Head Coach Peter Cannia
NO CUTS
BROPHY ROWING is a no-cut sport at Brophy, and no experience is required. Dues cover everything except uniforms during the year. Rowing is a year-round sport, but athletes can choose to participate during just the fall or spring semester if they are also involved in a second sport.- Brophy Rowing is conducting “Learn-to-Row,” every Saturday at Tempe Town Lake (June 28 and July 5, 12, 19, 26.) Classes start at 7 a.m. and end at 9:30 a.m. Everyone interested in learning to row and potentially joining the Brophy crew in the fall is highly encouraged to attend. The class can be repeated as many times as they want. The cost is $30 a session. Spaces are limited.
- Interested parties should contact Kaleo Bolosan at kbolosan@brophyprep.org to reserve a spot.
- The first day of practice is scheduled for Monday, August 11, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. We will meet in the basement of Loyola Hall.
- The parent meeting will take place on Monday, August 18, at 4 p.m. at Brophy. The exact meeting location will be announced soon. Attendance is required for all families.
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> Rugby
Esports
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