The St. Sebastian's School Ski Team is currently a club sport. Membership is open to all skiers/snowboarders in grades 7-12. Races are held Wednesday evenings. Most races take place at Blue Hills in Canton, but occasionally are held up north, typically at Ragged Mountain. Participants should have their own equipment (including a helmet) and need to pay for their lift ticket. Contact Deirdre Rynne at 781-247-0236 for additional information.

During the 1993-94 season, the Rynne family and St. Sebastian's School became founding members of the Ski East League. As the League has grown and changed to comply with State regulations, St. Sebastian's status as an ISL school has allowed us to only receive individual scores from races. Our overall team and season standings do not count in the League.

A listing of schools which compete against St. Sebastian's can be found below.

Ski East Mission
Ski East is dedicated to teaching and guiding students in alpine ski racing. The coaches and advisors provide a fun environment for high school students to test their skills and improve their techniques. Participants race weekly against other teams at Blue Hills and other ski areas. The Ski East League is comprised of coaches, parents, and students who are eager to improve their ability and enjoy a fun atmosphere with their peers.

St. Sebastian's competes against:
Boston College High School
Norwell High School
Scituate High School
Belmont High School
Needham High School
Sacred Heart High School
Hingham High School
Hanover High School
Natick High School
Plymouth North High School

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Ski Team Standings

Since 1994, St. Sebastian's School has produced many Ski East All Stars. They are listed here with their standings:

1994
Mike McAdams (10)

1996
Barry Connolly (2), Chris Patterson (3), Mark Pribaz (5), Evan Kornak (7), and Brian Flaherty (8)

1997
Barry Connolly (2), Chris Patterson (3), Brian Flaherty (5), Jim McCaffrey (10), and Mark Pribaz (10)

1999
Barry Connolly (2) and Chris Patterson (10)

2000
Patrick Rynne (8)

2001
Aj McEachern Sportsmanship Award presented to Patrick Rynne