Teams & Schedules

Fall Sports

Football

Crusader football in the WCAL

Riordan football asks young men to prepare seriously, play for one another, and represent the school with class. The program competes each fall against some of the strongest teams in Northern California.

Girls Flag Football

One of the fastest growing sports in California

Flag football is fast, strategic, and built on speed and quick decisions. Our program has grown steadily since it began, and athletes new to the game are welcome every fall.

Girls' Golf

Composure, one round at a time

Riordan golfers compete at courses across the Bay Area each fall. Players learn to manage pressure on their own, keep their own score honestly, and watch their game improve round by round.

Girls Tennis

Singles and doubles in the WCAL

Tennis develops players who think their way through a match. Our athletes compete across the league each fall, learning to solve problems on court, point by point, on their own.

Girls Volleyball

Quick hands and constant communication

Riordan volleyball is built on trust between teammates and talk on every play. The program competes in the WCAL each fall and welcomes athletes ready to learn the game from the ground up.

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Cross Country

Open to runners at every level

Cross country welcomes athletes from the first mile to the varsity front pack. Runners train together across San Francisco through the fall and discover what steady effort over time can do.

Sailing

Racing on San Francisco Bay

Riordan sailing trains and competes on one of the most demanding stretches of water in the country. Crews learn boat handling, race strategy, and the calm that comes from real conditions.

Riordan Sailers Alex Sarna '21 and Declan Donovan '22

Winter Sports

Girls Basketball

Building something in the WCAL

Girls' basketball at Riordan trains through the winter for one of the most competitive leagues in the state. Players develop conditioning, court awareness, and the trust in one another that carries a team through a season.

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Boys Basketball

Deep roots and a loud gym

Riordan basketball carries a long tradition in the WCAL. Our players train for the speed and physicality of league competition while learning the discipline and unselfishness that define a Crusader team.

Boys Soccer

Technical, fast, and built on the city

Riordan soccer reflects the city it comes from, with players from every neighborhood and background. Our teams train together through the winter and compete at a high level in the WCAL.

Girls Soccer

Every position, every player

Girls' soccer at Riordan develops technical skill and team shape across a full winter season. Players compete in the WCAL and grow into their roles through steady work in training.

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Wrestling

Accountable on the mat

Wrestling asks an athlete to take responsibility for their own conditioning and preparation. Riordan wrestlers train through the winter and find out what they are capable of every time they compete.

Spring Sports

Baseball

A long season in a strong league

Crusader baseball competes in the WCAL each spring. Players build fundamentals, situational awareness, and trust in the man beside them across a season that rewards patience and focus.

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Boys Golf

Managing pressure on your own

Riordan golfers compete at courses across the Bay Area each spring. Players keep their own score, manage their own nerves, and measure progress honestly from one round to the next.

Boys Lacrosse

Speed, stick skill, and constant talk

Lacrosse develops athletes new to the game alongside experienced players. The spring season builds toward competitive matchups across the region, with communication driving everything the team does.

Boys Tennis

Trust on every play

Riordan volleyball is built on quick hands and constant communication. The program competes in the WCAL each spring and welcomes athletes ready to learn the game from the ground up.

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Swimming

Progress measured in seconds

Riordan swimmers train through the spring toward league and section competition. The sport rewards the athletes who show up, and swimmers watch their own times come down week by week.

Track and Field

An event for every athlete

Track and field has room for sprinters, distance runners, jumpers, and throwers. Our program helps each athlete find an event, set a mark, and then go beat it over the course of the spring.

Boys Volleyball

United at the net

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