Spring
Boys Lacrosse
The Cate boys lacrosse team’s history dates back six decades to when it competed in the first-ever interscholastic games in the state of California against rivals Ojai Valley School and Thacher School in 1967.
With a strong tradition that has unified alumni for over a half-century, the boys lacrosse program continues to maintain their place as one of the top small-school programs in California. Calling the picturesque Nion Tucker, Jr. ’40 Field its home, the Rams lacrosse program teams begin the season in mid-February, nestled below the rugged Santa Ynez mountains and a view of the iconic Pacific Ocean to the south.
The team competes in the Channel League (Dos Pueblos, Grace Brethren, San Marcos, Santa Barbara, & Thacher).
US Lacrosse All-Americans since 2002
- 2002 Justin Strauss ’02 (Academic All-America) / Colorado College
- 2003 Kyle Haskett ’03 / Colby College
- 2005 Adam Trusley ’05 (Academic All-America) / Yale University
- 2006 Jean Mougin ’06 / Kenyon College
- 2007 Austin Ditz ’07 / Cornell University
- 2008 Richard Gelb ’08 / Colgate University
- 2011 Mackie Greason ’11 / Colorado College
- 2016 Isaiah Washington ’16 (Academic All-America) / University of Pennsylvania
All-CIF Award
- 2023 Wade Nieman ’23
Coaches
Charlie Feid
Head Coach
Randy Person ’10
Assistant Coach
Troy Shapiro
Assistant Coach
Boys Lacrosse Game Recaps
April 30, 2024
Heartbreak on the Field: Cate Rams Fall Short to Canyon in CIF Playoff Thriller
A Story of Resilience: Cate Rams Battle Canyon to the Bitter End in CIF Playoff Contest Cate lost a heartbreaker to visiting Canyon in the CIF Southern Section D2 Wildcard game this afternoon, 9-11. We saw Canyon in last year’s D3 quarterfinal and were eager to get another shot at them. We wish this one …
February 29, 2024
Dominant Team Effort Secures Impressive Victory
Balanced Scoring and Relentless Hustle Highlight Win We weren’t sure how things would go today. We don’t have much history with Viewpoint, but we knew they had come off of two big wins so far this season, and we weren’t sure how we would feel two days after an exhausting opener in Santa Barbara. Now …