Athletics at St. Margaret's

St. Margaret's believes that a solid athletic experience is essential to its overarching program in keeping with the traditional independent, college-preparatory school philosophy. The interscholastic athletic program at St. Margaret's strives to develop each student physically, emotionally, socially, morally, and creatively. We believe that participation in interscholastic athletics is an integral part of our student's development and provides a wholesome physical outlet to complement a rigorous academic program.  Participation in a team promotes teamwork, personal resolve, character, maturation, and preparation for a life of personal commitment.  It is expected that every St. Margaret's student has an opportunity to become involved in the athletic program as a player, manager, statistician, or student athletic assistant.  It is all part of self-reliance, commitment, and leadership.
Our outlook is about the love of the game, learning the necessary skills, and developing a true resiliency that shapes one's character in these critical years. The lasting lessons in personal achievement are found in the practices and games of athletic experiences.

"A trophy carries dust. Memories last forever."
- Mary Lou Retton

St. Margaret's competes in the League of Independent Schools (LIS) and the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA). 

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  • Photo of Cornelius Snead

    Mr. Cornelius Snead 

    Dean of Athletics

“The ability to conquer one’s self is no doubt the most precious of all things that sports bestows.” 

– Olga Korbut

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  • ATHLETIC OFFERINGS

    FALL
      • Rowing (Crew)
      • Field Hockey
      • Volleyball
      • Equestrian

    WINTER
      • Basketball
      • Swimming
      • Rowing (Crew)

    SPRING

      • Equestrian
      • Lacrosse
      • Rowing (Crew)
      • Softball
      • Soccer
St. Margaret's School
P.O. Box 158
Tappahannock, VA 22560
T: 804-443-3357
admit@sms.org
Episcopal girls' school for boarding and day, grades 8-PG, on the banks of the Rappahannock River in Virginia.