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Jemicy Athletics
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
Our athletic program is a vital piece of the Jemicy program, providing a conduit through which students gain respect for self and others, learn the value of dedication and hard work within a team setting, and develop character and sportsmanship. Additionally, Jemicy athletics creates the opportunity for a student to feel capable and successful, which increases confidence in and out of the classroom, especially important for students with learning differences. We believe that all students, regardless of experience or skill level, deserve the opportunity to participate and benefit from the valuable life skills that our athletics program provides.
Our coaches strive to develop our Jemicy student-athletes to be the best version of themselves. They utilize not only expertise in their sport but also their deep understanding of how to connect with students with learning differences, foster social growth, improve leadership skills, and develop a lifelong interest in healthy living and physical activity.
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Team Schedules and Information
Middle School Schedules
Upper School Schedules
Middle School Teams
- Basketball
- Baseball
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country
- Lacrosse
- Soccer
- Softball
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
- Martial Arts*
Upper School Teams
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Basketball
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Baseball
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Cheerleading
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Cross Country
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Golf
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Lacrosse
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Soccer
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Volleyball
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Wrestling
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Rock Climbing*Conference Membership:
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Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) - Men’s
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Athletics Northern Area Soccer League (NASL) - Women’s Soccer
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Chesapeake Area Lacrosse League (CALL) - Women’s Lacrosse
*During each season, students not interested in interscholastic sports are offered club sport options as well as physical education as part of our curriculum.
Meet our Director of Athletics
As the director of athletics for both the Upper and Middle School programs, Graeme Millar oversees all aspects of the athletic program on both campuses. He endeavors to fulfill the vision of providing a balance of recreational and competitive sporting opportunities for all students while helping teams and individuals reach their potential. Graeme is passionate about the life-changing Jemicy experience and is inspired to develop our student-athletes to reach their potential through educational athletics.
Graeme’s responsibilities at Jemicy include recruitment, selection, supervision, and evaluation of all coaches; management of practice and game schedules; supervision and hosting of home athletic events; preparation and oversight of the athletic program budget; ensuring compliance with sports rules and health/safety regulations; and serving as the Jemicy representative to the MIAA.
Graeme comes to Jemicy following a 17-year career at Stevenson University, where he served as the head men’s soccer coach since 2017. He was the women’s head soccer coach for the 10 years prior. During his tenure, he led his teams to playoffs in all but one season, won numerous championships, and was named “Coach of the Year” multiple times! In addition to his coaching role, he was Stevenson’s associate athletic director and director of the East Campus, where he oversaw the athletic facilities and was instrumental in managing on and off-campus game day operations.
A native of Scotland, Graeme earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental science from Richard Stockton, graduating summa cum laude with program distinction. He also achieved his master’s degree in community-based education and leadership at Stevenson University. He is married and a father of three children, including Gavin ’28, a current 10th-grade student at Jemicy Upper School. Graeme loves all sports, coaching his daughter’s soccer team, going to Bethany Beach with the family, and all things Scottish!
Graeme’s responsibilities at Jemicy include recruitment, selection, supervision, and evaluation of all coaches; management of practice and game schedules; supervision and hosting of home athletic events; preparation and oversight of the athletic program budget; ensuring compliance with sports rules and health/safety regulations; and serving as the Jemicy representative to the MIAA.
Graeme comes to Jemicy following a 17-year career at Stevenson University, where he served as the head men’s soccer coach since 2017. He was the women’s head soccer coach for the 10 years prior. During his tenure, he led his teams to playoffs in all but one season, won numerous championships, and was named “Coach of the Year” multiple times! In addition to his coaching role, he was Stevenson’s associate athletic director and director of the East Campus, where he oversaw the athletic facilities and was instrumental in managing on and off-campus game day operations.
A native of Scotland, Graeme earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental science from Richard Stockton, graduating summa cum laude with program distinction. He also achieved his master’s degree in community-based education and leadership at Stevenson University. He is married and a father of three children, including Gavin ’28, a current 10th-grade student at Jemicy Upper School. Graeme loves all sports, coaching his daughter’s soccer team, going to Bethany Beach with the family, and all things Scottish!
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