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At Summit-Questa Montessori School, Seahawks athletics helps students grow through competition, teamwork, and school pride. Across SSAL sports, athletes build confidence, resilience, and leadership in a supportive environment designed for whole-child development.With a 10-acre campus, two swimming pools, and a gymnasium, students have space to train, compete, and thrive both on and off the field.
Seahawks athletics
Compete in the Small School Athletic League as proud Seahawks while building confidence, teamwork, perseverance, and school spirit.
Six competitive sports
Explore basketball, soccer, swim, track and field, volleyball, and flag football in a program that supports growth through every season.
Championship tradition
Build on a strong legacy of championship wins across multiple sports through commitment, teamwork, and competitive excellence.
Certified coaches
Train with coaches certified in Heat Illness Prevention, Concussion in Sports, and Sudden Cardiac Arrest, supported by CPR/AED-certified teachers.
Train on campus
Practice in a nature-rich environment with access to two pools and a multi-purpose gymnasium.
Growth beyond the game
Develop resilience, responsibility, collaboration, and confidence through athletics that support the whole child.
As proud Seahawks, students develop confidence, character, and teamwork through competition, leadership, and a strong sense of school spirit.
Basketball gives students the chance to build confidence, coordination and strong teamwork in a fast-moving, supportive environment. Younger players begin by learning passing, dribbling, shooting and defensive positioning, while also developing game awareness and communication on the court. As they progress, students refine technique, improve speed and stamina, and learn how to respond under pressure during competitive play. Through practices and league games, players strengthen resilience, discipline and school spirit while representing the Seahawks with pride. Basketball is offered in Winter 1 for girls in Elementary and Middle School, and in Winter 2 for boys in Elementary and Middle School.
Soccer helps students develop endurance, footwork and teamwork while enjoying the energy of the game. Early training focuses on ball control, passing, movement and understanding space on the field, helping players grow in confidence and decision-making. Older students build tactical awareness, sharpen attacking and defending skills, and learn to work together effectively in match situations. With opportunities to compete as part of the Seahawks, soccer encourages perseverance, sportsmanship, and a strong sense of belonging within the school community. Soccer is offered in Winter 1 for boys in Elementary and Middle School, and in Winter 2 for girls in Elementary and Middle School.
Swimming supports students as they build water confidence, technique, and physical endurance in a structured and encouraging setting. Beginners focus on foundational skills such as floating, kicking, breathing, and stroke development, with water safety woven throughout every stage of learning. As swimmers advance, they improve efficiency across strokes, strengthen stamina, and work toward stronger performance in training and competition. The program helps students grow in discipline, focus, and self-belief while benefiting from the school’s dedicated swim instruction and athletic environment. Swim Team is offered in Spring, from mid-March to May, for Upper Elementary and Middle School students.
Track and field gives students the opportunity to challenge themselves through events that reward effort, determination, and personal growth. Athletes are introduced to core running, jumping and throwing skills while building balance, coordination, and overall fitness. As they gain experience, students work on speed, technique, pacing and event-specific performance, learning how to set goals and improve over time. Whether competing individually or contributing to the team, athletes develop perseverance, confidence, and pride as they represent the Seahawks in league competition. Track and field is offered in Winter 2, from January to mid-March, for elementary students.
Volleyball helps students develop teamwork, focus, and quick reactions through a sport that relies on clear communication and trust. Players begin by learning the fundamentals of serving, passing, setting, and court positioning, while gaining confidence in a supportive team environment. As they progress, they refine technique, improve timing, and develop stronger tactical awareness during rallies and match play. Through practices and competition, students strengthen resilience, discipline, and cooperation, discovering the value of working together toward shared success on the court. Volleyball is offered in Fall for girls in Elementary and Middle School, and in Spring for boys in Elementary and Middle School.
Flag football offers students an exciting way to develop agility, teamwork and strategic thinking in a fast-paced game setting. New players learn essential skills such as passing, catching, route running and defensive movement, while building confidence and understanding of the game. As students advance, they improve speed, coordination and communication, learning how to execute plays and respond quickly during competition. The sport promotes perseverance, leadership and school spirit, giving Seahawks athletes the chance to grow both individually and as part of a committed team. Flag football is offered in Fall for boys in Elementary and Middle School, and in Spring for girls in Elementary and Middle School.
Summit-Questa athletics stands out for its championship culture. Across Elementary and Middle School sports in the Small School Athletic League (SSAL), Seahawks athletes continue to raise the standard through standout performances, lasting dedication, and a strong sense of pride in representing their school.
24
Championship titles won between 2016–2017 and 2022–2023
6
Championship titles won in 2022–2023, the highest total in a single season listed
11
Soccer championship titles won across Elementary and Middle School from 2016–2017 to 2022–2023
100%
Championship titles earned in 2023–2024
Across Summit-Questa’s indoor and outdoor facilities, students build skills, stay active, and prepare for competition in an environment designed to support confidence, movement, and whole-child development.
10-acre campus
Summit-Questa’s 10-acre campus creates room for movement and active learning every day. This expansive setting supports athletics alongside outdoor education, giving students a natural environment where physical development, independence, and wellbeing are part of daily school life.
Swimming pools
Two on-campus pools give students space to build water confidence, refine technique, and develop fitness through regular swim lessons and athletic training. These specialist facilities support both curriculum swimming and the school’s growing swim program.
Gymnasium
A multi-purpose gymnasium provides a dedicated indoor space for training, team practice, and physical education. Students use the gym to develop coordination, strength, and game skills across a range of sports, with room to compete, collaborate, and stay active year-round.
Sports field
The on-campus sports field gives students space to train, compete, and grow as part of the Seahawks athletics program. Used for team sports and outdoor activity, it supports skill development, match play, and the strong sense of teamwork and school pride seen across Summit-Questa athletics.
Sports are an incredible way to build a brotherhood or sisterhood among peers. The kids respect each other, and they respect those who put their all into the game.
As a coach, I have been a part of both middle and elementary school teams. It is incredible for me to watch their journey as athletes as they possibly find “their” sport.
Jess
Coach
As a Track & Field and Cross Country coach for students in Grades 2–8, I help young athletes build confidence, resilience, and teamwork through age-appropriate training and goal-setting.
Beyond sport, I strive to create a supportive environment where students develop discipline, sportsmanship, and life skills that extend beyond the classroom.
Ruben
My experience at Questa helped me build confidence in my abilities and learn how to solve problems on my own, which has made high school way less intimidating than I’d imagined.
It has also helped me with balancing athletics and academics,
Roxy Wilson
Alumni, class of 2025
Join Summit-Questa Montessori School and experience Seahawks athletics, where students train, compete, and grow through teamwork, leadership, and school pride.
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