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Athletic Values
Regents Athletics has chosen the acrostic ARMOR to represent the values, pursuit, and intended direction of its fepartment and discipleship culture. ARMOR is rooted in Biblical theology, informed by Scripture, encourages servant-leadership, and seeks to engage in thoughtful communication. Teaching and modeling ARMOR starts with coaches. It looks like coaches pursuing a relationship with the Lord by spending time in prayer, in the Word, and in Christian community.
ARMOR is displayed through servant-minded leadership and thoughtful communication. Coaches cannot ask their athletes to go or grow spiritually where they are not willing to go or grow themselves. The process is a “growth-for-both” mentality. Every interaction between coach, athlete, parent, or other community member is an opportunity for growth. Mercifully, God can and does grow us and our athletes despite what we do. But, The Team (coaches and athletes) will develop a stronger and more authentic spiritual culture with a “growth-for-both” mindset.
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Armor Up to Play with Purpose
Our Mission
The mission of the Regents Athletics Department is to train, participate, and encourage in ways that honor Christ in the pursuit of that which is true, good, and beautiful.
Others
(Mark 12:30-31)
Prayer
(Matthew 6:9-13)
Readiness
(Ephesians 2:10)
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Wisdom
(Proverbs 9:10)
Grit
(I Cor. 15:58)
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Athletic Vision
“Regents Athletics exist to communicate truth, goodness and beauty in athletics. Our vision is to shape athletes and the world for Christ and honor the Lord.”
Sheila
athletic director
Living out our Christian vision on the field or court means athletes compete with service, integrity, humility, perseverance, respect, and compassion, demonstrating Christ's love through their actions. Whether winning or losing, we strive to glorify God in every play, reflecting His truth, goodness, and beauty.
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Cheer (Fall)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
2000 All Americans
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Football (Fall)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Champions: 2020, 2010, 2006, 2003, 203, 2001
State Runners Up: 2023, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2011, 2008
State Semi-Finalist: 2007
State Quarter-Finalist: 2021, 2015, 2013, 2009, 2005, 2004, 2000
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Cross Country (Fall)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Runners Up: 2007
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Volleyball (Fall)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Champions: 2006
State Runners Up: 2009, 2005, 2001
State Semi-Finalist: 2017, 2010, 2008, 2007, 2000
State Quarter-Finalist: 2023,2004,2003, 2002
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Boys Basketball (Winter)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Runners Up: 2006
State Quarter-Finalist: 2023
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Girls Basketball (Winter)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Semi-Finalist: 2017, 2001
State Quarter-Finalist: 2016, 2010
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Boys Soccer (Winter)
School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Quarter-Finalist: 2019, 2016, 2012, 2007
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Girls Soccer (Winter)
School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Runners Up: 2011
State Semi-Finalist: 2023, 2021, 2017, 2010
State Quarter-Finalist: 2024, 2022, 2016, 2008
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Swimming (Winter)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Champions: 2013
State Runners Up: 2024, 2023, 2014, 2011
State Semi-Finalist: 2007
State Quarter-Finalist: 2021, 2015, 2013, 2009, 2005, 2004, 2000
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Baseball (Spring)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Quarter-Finalist: 2019
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Golf (Spring)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Champions: 2012
State Runners Up: 2011
State Semi-Finalist: 2007
State Quarter-Finalist: 2021, 2015, 2013, 2009, 2005, 2004, 2000
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Track & Field (Spring)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
Fast Runners: 2021
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Boys Lacrosse (Spring)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Quarter-Finalist: 2019, 2018, 2017
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Girls Lacrosse (Spring)
School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Quarter-Finalist: 2019, 2018, 2017
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Co-ed Soccer (Spring)
School of Logic
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Skills: 2021
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Tennis (Spring)
School of Logic, School of Rhetoric
Honors & Recognitions
State Champions: 2018
State Runners Up: 2024, 2019, 2017
State Quarter-Finalist: 2024
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Sports Medicine
“We want to educate the whole child, which means incorporating health training. Loving the Lord with our hearts, minds, bodies, and spirits means including physical activity.”
Sam
DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE
We are happy to provide medical coverage to your student-athletes during both practices and competitions. Regents is one of the few private schools across the state of Texas that has invested in two full-time certified athletic trainers. Student-athlete health, safety, and wellness is our number one priority.
As Certified Athletic Trainers, our scope of practice encompasses the prevention, examination and diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of emergent, acute, subacute, and chronic neuromusculoskeletal conditions. In addition to treating musculoskeletal conditions, we conduct concussion baseline testing (SWAY) every year which encompasses both balance and cognitive tests. This information is then utilized to safely return your athlete to the field and classroom, if they were to sustain a concussion. In order to provide the best possible care for your student athletes, we collaborate with physicians in the Austin area. Please reach out to us if you have any questions.
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Athletic Leadership
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Kyle ShotwellAthletic DirectorKyle has been Athletic Director at Regents since 2024, and has two children at the school. A former college football player, he also played on several NFL practice squads. A native Californian, he and his family have been in Austin since 2015. |
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Sheila HendersonAthletic DirectorWith a wealth of experience in public education, Sheila joined Regents as Athletic Director in 2022. A former teacher, coach, and principal, Sheila loves shaping young athletes in Christ. She and her husband have two sons. |
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Sam ThompsonAssistant Athletic Director & Director of Sports PerformanceSam has been serving the Regents community since May 2000. He has been a PE teacher, Head of Athletic grounds, Director of Sports Performance, Lacrosse coach, assistant track coach, assistant golf coach, assistant football coach, assistant AD, and a friend to all. Currently, Sam serves as an Assistant Athletic Director, Director of Sports Performance, and assistant football coach. Sam is married to Carly and they have four kids at Regents. |
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Nate TurnerAssistant Athletic DirectorNate joined the Regents staff in 2019 and is an Assistant Athletic Director and the Varsity Head Coach for SOR Boys Soccer. When he's not on the field or at his desk, Nate can be found exploring mountain bike trails all over south Austin and beyond. Nate and his wife Kristen have three children. |
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Laura PowellAssociate Athletic Director of Spiritual DevelopmentLaura joined the Regents staff in 2022 and serves our Athletic department as the Associate Athletic Director of Spiritual Development. In that role, she supports our coaches and staff in prioritizing discipleship and modeling of Christ-like character on and off the field. She also has faithfully served as the Head SOR Cross Country coach since 2017. Laura is married to Hunter and they have three kids who have all been Regents athletes. |
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Sam BurmeisterAthletic Facilities CoordinatorSam joined the Regents staff in 2021 teaching PE and coaching varsity boys basketball. He currently serves as the Athletics Facilities Coordinator, Basketball Program Director, and Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. Sam studied business at the University of the Incarnate of Word, where he graduated with his bachelor’s in 2015 and MBA in 2017, and was a five year scholarship basketball player. |
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Chelsey LeBaronAssistant Sports Performance DirectorChelsey joined Regents staff in 2022 and serves as our Assistant Director of Sports Performance, a SOL PE teacher, and Head Coach of SOR Track & Field. She holds a bachelor’s in Athletic Training and a bachelor’s in Exercise Science from Baldwin Wallace University as well as a Master’s of Education in Kinesiology and a Master’s of Education in Higher Education from Dallas Baptist University. Chelsey is married to her husband Morgan and they have two dogs. |
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Michaela RosendaleAthletic TrainerMichaela has served as an Athletic Trainer at Regents since 2018. She received her bachelor’s in Athletic Training from TCU and her Master’s in Sport and Fitness Administration from the University of Houston. Michaela is married to Mitch and they have a young daughter. |
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Serena PentAthletic TrainerSerena joined the Regents Athletics staff in 2020 serving as one of our Athletic Trainers. She graduated from the University of Nevada Las Vegas with a bachelor’s in Athletic Training and a Master’s in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Athletic Training. Serena is married to Ryan and they have a young son. |
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Tickets & Schedules
With 51 total sports teams at Regents, there's always an opportunity to cheer on the Knights. Get game tickets and check schedules below.
View GAME Schedules
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Athletic Facilities
With dedicated athletic courts, a baseball field, weight room, and multiple well-maintained game fields, Regents provides spaces for school-based extracurricular teams beginning in the 7th grade. We also work with neighborhood organizations to share our spaces when able.
"When we arrive on campus and see the main game field freshly painted, we know our Knights community is ready to go.”
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Team SchedulesRegents participates in TAPPS for grades 9-12. TAPPS is the largest state association of private schools in the nation, with over 250 member schools competing in five classifications. Grades 7-8 participate in CAPPS , which has 14 member schools in the Austin area. Check practice and game schedules below. |
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“Looking back at my experience in Regents athletics, I can confidently say that the coaches not only trained me to be the best athlete I could be, but also set me on a path to become a better man of Christ each day. The fellowship with your teammates turns into a true bond that will never fade away.”
Weston
Class of 2022