Luke Metzger and Colin Schadek have qualified for the OHSAA State Golf Tournament  [Read More]

Fenwick High School would like to introduce Chris Tanaka as the new Girls Head Lacrosse Coach for the 2021-22 season! Coach Tanaka has coached the boys Falcon middle school lacrosse feeder program from 2016-2020 and has also has been involved with the Fenwick boys and girls lacrosse programs as a volunteer over the past seven years. Chris is very involved in the Fenwick community and has three children by the names of John, Kate and Davis Tanaka. John and Kate are currently sophomores attending Fenwick and Davis graduated in 2020. "I am excited to help build the Fenwick Girls Lacrosse Program and work as a team with Assistant Coaches, Marie Marchetti and Taylor Swartz to have a successful and exciting season. We have a lot of work to do to get ready for the season and I am looking forward to helping the players succeed on and off the field". - Chris Tanaka Go Falcons!   [Read More]

Fenwick Girls Golf Team won the 2021 GCL Coed League Championship for the first time is school history! The Falcons also set the school record for 18-hole score and 36-hole score at the end of the year league invitational! Congratulations to Coach Scott Dalton for being awarded GCLC Coach of the Year for the second straight year!   [Read More]

With the fall season right around the corner, we have decided to move forward with HomeTown Ticketing, a contactless online athletic ticketing system. Instead of selling hard copy tickets to athletic events, we will now sell ALL tickets online through the fenwicksports.org website. You can find/purchase tickets under the "Tickets" tab at the top. Tickets will be available prior to the start of each season. For the 2021-2022 school year athletic family season passes and student passes will not be offered. Here are a few important details about the upcoming ticket purchasing process and attendance for all home football, soccer, and volleyball games With the fall season and school quickly approaching, the Bishop Fenwick High School Athletic Department wanted to provide you some updates on the ticketing process for the 2021-2022 school year. Fenwick will no longer offer an annual "season pass" to athletic events, rather passes by season. There will not be a grandparent pass offered. Season tickets will be offered for all JV, JV-B, and Varsity football games. Season tickets will cost $50 per person for the season and will include both JV and Varsity home games. Each ticket is good for ONE person. A season pass good for FOUR people will be offered that will include all girls volleyball, boys soccer, and girls soccer games. This pass will cost $150. Season tickets will be offered for boys and girls basketball. Season tickets will cost $75 per person for the boys and girls basketball games. This will allow admittance into all Freshman, JV and Varsity games. Each ticket is good for ONE person. There will be a season pass good for FOUR people for the spring season. This pass will cost $150 for boys lax, girls lax, and boys volleyball. All students will be allowed free admission to all games. Each student will have to redeem their season pass through the fenwicksports.org website using their student ID's minus the first "0". These can be redeemed under the fall season pass section. All tickets and passes will be offered through HomeTown Ticketing and can be purchased through the fenwicksports.org website under the "Tickets" tab. HomeTown has come out with a new app called the "HomeTown Fan" app. This app will store all of your tickets and season passes. Please think about downloading this app as it will make it easier to access your tickets rather than scrolling through emails! Ticket Prices: $8 - Varsity Football $5 - JV Football $7 - Adult Soccer and Volleyball $5 - Visiting Student Soccer and Volleyball There will be no cash at the gate therefore tickets need to be purchased ahead of time. We will offer a QR code to be scanned at the gate to purchase tickets. Away matches ticket information will vary each week based on each opponent's venue and seating capacity. Once this information is received it will be communicated to the families/student-athletes. Check Twitter for weekly ticket purchasing updates. The Athletic Office understands this is a lot of new information. If any questions arise, please feel free to reach out to the Athletic Office. Kyle Sasala, Athletic Director - ksasala@fenwickfalcons.org Alex Rice, Assistant Athletic Director - arice@fenwickfalcons.org. Fenwick is excited for the new season to start!   [Read More]

Please see a pdf version of the covid guidelines here  [Read More]

Bishop Fenwick High School is extremely excited to welcome on may new faces this year. Check out all of the new Falcon Head Coaches below!   [Read More]

Congratulations to the boys volleyball team who over the past weekend beat Olentangy High School 3-0 for the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP title! Head Coach Pete Ehrlich and the boys volleyball team have had a season to remember! This whole season and State Championship has been dedicated to Head Coach Pete Ehrlich who is battling with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or better know as ALS. Pete continues to be a huge part of the Fenwick community and has impacted many lives! You can see the impact that Pete has had on so many from the news stories below: BVM Sports: https://bvmsports.com/2021/06/10/bishop-fenwick-boys-volleyball-wins-state-title-for-head-coach-pete-ehrlich/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShereeWLWT/status/1401695471568146440?s=20 https://twitter.com/FOX19Jeremy/status/1401745655861846023?s=20 SWOsportsdaily.com: https://swohiosportsdaily.com/2021/06/09/playforpete-becomes-titleforpete-fenwick-completes-emotional-run-to-the-d-ii-state-title/ WCPO: https://www.wcpo.com/sports/high-school-sports/coach-pete-ehrlich-is-an-inspiration-for-the-entire-fenwick-high-school-community Journal-News: https://www.journal-news.com/news/mccrabb-fenwicks-state-champion-coach-with-als-takes-every-day-like-its-his-last/USN5RRMLM5BVVLW4CDHNSPMFMU/ https://www.wlwt.com/article/als-patients-fight-for-more-trials-as-there-s-few-drugs-available-to-treat-deadly-disease/36562722# #PlayForPete   [Read More]