Fall & Winter Sports Registration is Open
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Grades 4–8. Coed. Practices schedules vary by team.
The season runs from late October through late February. Teams practice twice a week at St. Gertrude Gym. Practice days and times will be determined after registration closes and NCA knows how many teams can be formed.
Grades 4–6: Games may begin October 31 and are generally played on Saturdays.
Grades 7–8: Games may be scheduled any day of the week.
Registration fee: $150, billed through FACTS with NCA tuition.
Registration deadline: Thursday, September 10. -
Grades K–3 | Coed | Saturday AM
Bitty Basketball gives young Wildcats a fun introduction to the fundamentals of basketball. Players will practice skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, teamwork, and basic game play through age-appropriate drills and activities.
Designed for beginners and developing players alike, Bitty Basketball focuses on learning the game, building confidence, staying active, and having fun with friends.
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Grades K–3 | Coed | Wednesdays, 5:30–6:30 PM
Jr. Running Club introduces our youngest Wildcats to running in a fun, encouraging environment. Students will build endurance, coordination, and confidence through age-appropriate running activities, games, and challenges. The focus is on staying active, developing healthy habits, and discovering the fun of running alongside classmates.
No previous running experience is needed—all ability levels are welcome!
Northside Catholic Volleyball League
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Rules and Regulations for Grades 4, 5, and 6 in Northside Catholic Academy's Volleyball League
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View the latest Northside Catholic Volleyball League team standings, including current records and rankings throughout the season.
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Grades 4–6 | Girls Volleyball
NCA’s League gives students the opportunity to build skills, learn teamwork, and compete against other Catholic schools in Chicago. Players develop fundamentals, confidence, and sportsmanship.
Wildcat Athletics
At Northside Catholic Academy, athletics are an important part of developing the whole child. Nearly 80% of students in grades 4–8 participate in our programs, which promote physical growth, confidence, discipline, and values like honesty, teamwork, fair play, and respect. Student-athletes also build school spirit, loyalty, and resilience—learning how to handle both victory and defeat with grace.
Our Athletics Program offers a positive, supportive environment where students learn the basics, improve skills, make friends, and grow as part of a team.