When you think about the Cross Country team at King, it's hard not to picture a close knit family that encourages and supports each other on the course, in the classroom, and out and about in the community. Under Head Coach Mark Lingle, the Vikings look to build upon a successful 2019 campaign by working on individual goals and building up their endurance and mental focus as a team this Fall. For the third year in a row, members of the Cross Country team will compete in the annual Army 10 Miler, which will take place virtually this year from October 11th - October 18th (the Vikings will participate in the virtual race on October 12th). 

After capturing their 5th-straight NEPSAC Championship last November, King Volleyball returns this Fall with a new look squad and a softer surface to play on as Head Coach Tung Tran and the Vikings take their talents to the sand at the Italian Center for some Beach Volleyball and the chance to hone their skills...

As the 2020-21 school year officially gets underway at King School, Viking student-athletes have already been hard at work on campus with Fall preseason training and skills development sessions taking place for Crew, Cross Country, Football, Field Hockey, Girls Soccer, Boys Soccer, and Beach Volleyball. To kick-off our 2020 Fall Preview series, Head Coach Doug Fishkin and Team Captain, Elizabeth Rizk share their thoughts on the growth of King Crew.

After being named a 2019-20 Fairchester Athletic Association (FAA) Scholar-Athlete Award winner last Spring, recent grad Thomas King ('20) can now add another soccer accolade to his resume after it was announced that he has been selected to the United States Soccer Coaches High School Scholar All-American Team. The award goes to recognize the outstanding achievement of being named one of the nation's best on the field and in the classroom for the 2019-20 academic year. It's an honor that truly reflects TK's dedication and determination toward athletics and academics throughout his time at King. 

In between her weekly training schedule and preparing for outdoor volleyball tournaments, rising Junior Nicole Salantay took time to share her thoughts on returning to campus to start the 2020-21 school year, helping Vikings Volleyball earn their fifth straight NEPSAC championship last year, competing for the CT Stars, her advice on mastering time management as a student-athlete, and excelling as a leader on any court she plays on...