Sports
Columbia Prep provides a wide range of high-quality athletics facilities intended for use by the entire student population. The north gymnasium houses both the volleyball and basketball courts. The south gymnasium houses volleyball and basketball courts, as well as a modern weight room with both cardiovascular and weight training machines. Across the street from the main gym is Columbia's swimming pool in addition to a smaller gymnasium.
Apart from on campus facilities, the Columbia Prep Lions utilize many other athletic facilities in the New York metropolitan area. Randall's Island, Riverbank State Park, Roosevelt Island, Van Cortlandt Park, Central Park, The Columbus Tennis Center, Seawane Country Club and Tam O'Shanter Country Club are among the many complexes where the soccer, baseball, track, X country, and golf teams practice and compete.
- Sports Teams
- Boys Varsity Soccer
- Girls Varsity Soccer
- Girls Varsity Volleyball
- Girls J.V. Volleyball
- Boys And Girls X Country
- Girls Varsity Swimming
- Girls Varsity Basketball
- Girls J.V. Basketball
- Boys 7/8 Basketball B
- Boys 7/8 Basketball A
- Boys Freshman Basketball
- Boys J.V. Basketball
- Boys J.V. Soccer
- Boys J.V. Baseball
- Boys Varsity Basketball
- Varsity Ice Hockey
- Girls Varsity Softball
- Boys Varsity Baseball
- Boys Varsity Tennis
- Girls Varsity Tennis
- Boys And Girls Varsity Spring Track
- Varsity Golf
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