Upper School: Train, Compete, Lead

In the upper school, athletics become more competitive while maintaining a strong commitment to personal development and team culture. Students deepen their skills, embrace higher levels of training, and learn how to lead. Coaches introduce goal-setting, conditioning, strategic thinking, and prepare athletes for championship-level play. While competition intensifies, character remains at the core.

Greenhills is a member of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) and the Catholic High School League (CHSL). Sports are divided into three seasons: fall, winter, and spring, and include:

Co-Operative Programs Run By Peer Schools

Greenhills students may also compete in the following MHSAA sports that are run by peer schools through co-operative program agreements Greenhills has made with these schools. These programs practice and compete fully off-campus and may require additional costs.

• Downhill Skiing (Coed, Winter), led by Cranbrook-Kingswood, Bloomfield Hills
• Ice Hockey (Boys, Winter), led by Father Gabriel Richard High School, Ann Arbor
• Lacrosse (Girls, Spring), led by St. Catherine’s Academy, Wixom

Non-MHSAA Programs Run By Peer Schools

Greenhills students may compete with the following program, which operates fully independent of Greenhills School:

• Ice Hockey (Girls, Winter), led by Washtenaw United, Saline