The Graded Eagles Athletics Program is renowned for its commitment to excellence and its immense community support. Graded offers top-tier facilities, an elite coaching staff, and the opportunity for students to experience a world-class sports program. 

Graded Athletics boasts a diverse range of sports, including basketball, cheer, futsal, soccer, softball, swimming, volleyball, tennis, beach tennis, badminton, track and field, and cross country. 

Starting in lower school with PE classes and after-school activities, students explore a variety of sports. In middle school, they may join inclusive teams or selective JV teams, with the opportunity to begin interscholastic competitions. High school athletes further develop their skills as members of JV or varsity teams. 

Graded Eagles compete in various leagues and tournaments throughout the year, including AASB Nations, São Paulo High School League (SPHL), and South American Activities Conference (SAAC).

Within our athletics community, we prioritize teamwork, school spirit, and the development of individual skills and self-esteem. At Graded, the focus isn't solely on winning or losing but on fostering positive attitudes, promoting respect for fair play, and nurturing a commitment to lifelong fitness.

Game and practice schedules can be found on this page and on Powerschool.

Registration Guidelines 

• Registration opens on Saturday, January 24, at 9:00 am and closes at 12:00 pm on Tuesday, January 27.
• Registration for activities will be done directly in PowerSchool (in the same place you find your child’s schedule). 
• Detailed instructions on how to navigate the new registration platform can be found here. 
• Please make sure that you test your PowerSchool login before registration opens so you have access to the registration platform.
• Some activities have limited spots available, so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Sports teams will have tryouts to determine the best placement. Places are not guaranteed, but there is no limit on how many students can try out.