Holy Spirit CYO Athletics
Holy Spirit CYO Athletics, 37588 Fremont Blvd, Fremont, CA 94536
About
Holy Spirit CYO Athletics offers competitive team sport activity through its Track and Field program. The program is part of the broader CYO athletic program and follows the CYO philosophy in its approach to sports.
• Ages: 8–14 years old
The mission of Holy Spirit’s CYO Program is to promote Christian values and the principles of the CYO philosophy through sports. It promotes good sportsmanship, team building, and friendly relationships among players, coaches, officials, program administrators, parents, spectators, and the parish community. The program remains faithful to the Christian ideals of CYO and exercises a ministry for the youth it serves. It is connected with the parish community and promotes friendly relationships within that community.
CYO provides for the development of young people's spiritual, emotional, intellectual, social, and physical potential. Based on Catholic values, CYO offers guidance as young people assume responsibility for themselves and for their relationship with their faith, peers, and community. CYO strives to meet the diverse needs of all youth regardless of religious affiliation, and every CYO activity is framed as part of youth growth and development towards Christian adulthood.
The specific purpose of the CYO athletic program is to develop in youth a sense of self-esteem, self-discipline, cooperation, and fair play by providing a competitive team sport activity through which they will practice the teaching of their faith. In this program, the CYO coach serves the team with a Youth Ministry philosophy and is described as more than a sports technician, acting as an important role model for young people. A coach in the CYO program strives to exemplify the behavior of a committed Christian adult.
Ultimate responsibility for the success of the CYO program lies with the volunteer adult participant. Adults involved in CYO are expected to remember that the program exists for the Christian growth of young people, and their conduct must always model Christian values and virtues.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
• Ages: 8–14 years old
The mission of Holy Spirit’s CYO Program is to promote Christian values and the principles of the CYO philosophy through sports. It promotes good sportsmanship, team building, and friendly relationships among players, coaches, officials, program administrators, parents, spectators, and the parish community. The program remains faithful to the Christian ideals of CYO and exercises a ministry for the youth it serves. It is connected with the parish community and promotes friendly relationships within that community.
CYO provides for the development of young people's spiritual, emotional, intellectual, social, and physical potential. Based on Catholic values, CYO offers guidance as young people assume responsibility for themselves and for their relationship with their faith, peers, and community. CYO strives to meet the diverse needs of all youth regardless of religious affiliation, and every CYO activity is framed as part of youth growth and development towards Christian adulthood.
The specific purpose of the CYO athletic program is to develop in youth a sense of self-esteem, self-discipline, cooperation, and fair play by providing a competitive team sport activity through which they will practice the teaching of their faith. In this program, the CYO coach serves the team with a Youth Ministry philosophy and is described as more than a sports technician, acting as an important role model for young people. A coach in the CYO program strives to exemplify the behavior of a committed Christian adult.
Ultimate responsibility for the success of the CYO program lies with the volunteer adult participant. Adults involved in CYO are expected to remember that the program exists for the Christian growth of young people, and their conduct must always model Christian values and virtues.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
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