St. Matthew’s High School has a boys-only swim team, providing student-athletes with the opportunity to develop their skills, build endurance, and compete in various events. The program runs during the fall season, typically from September through early November. The team practices at local aquatic centers, where athletes refine their techniques in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and relay races. The coaching staff emphasizes fundamentals, strategy, and sportsmanship, ensuring that swimmers improve their speed, stamina, and overall performance. Training sessions include stroke drills, endurance workouts, and race simulations to prepare students for competition. St. Matthew’s follows an inclusive approach, allowing students of all skill levels to participate. Whether students are new to swimming or experienced competitors, the program provides a supportive environment for growth. Coaches work closely with athletes to help them set personal goals and achieve their best times. Beyond competition, the swim program instills discipline, perseverance, and teamwork in its athletes. Many students find that the lessons learned in the pool—such as focus, resilience, and strategic thinking—translate into success in academics and other aspects of life. With a strong tradition of excellence and camaraderie, the boys' swim team at St. Matthew’s High School continues to be a source of pride for the school community. Whether students are aiming for competitive success or simply looking to enjoy the sport, the program provides a well-rounded experience that fosters lifelong friendships and valuable life skills.