Cross-country running is a fall sport that runs from September to the first weekend of November. There are no tryouts for this team; however, commitment to participation in a certain number of practices (approximately two per week) is mandatory. Qualification for certain meets is based on performance. Girls from Grades 8–12 make up one team and participate in practices and meets together throughout the season. The cross-country team competes in the Lower Mainland Independent Senior Secondary Cross-Country and Track and Field Association (LMISCCTFA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed online at www.lmissaa.com.

Field hockey is a fall sport that takes place from September until November and includes regular matches, tournaments and championships. Tryouts are held in the first week of regular classes in September, after school, for a minimum of two days. Based on student interest, there is the potential to have three teams: Junior (Grade 8–10), Senior II (Grade 8–12) and Varsity (Grade 8–12). This decision is based upon tryout performance. The field hockey teams compete in the Lower Mainland Independent Senior Secondary Girls Field Hockey Association (LMISSGFHA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed at www.lmissaa.com.

Volleyball takes place from the second week of September until the first weekend of December and includes regular matches, tournaments and championships. There are three volleyball teams: Bantam (Grade 8), Junior (Grade 9–10) and Varsity (Grade 9–12). Tryouts are held in the first week of regular classes in September, after school, for a minimum of two days. All teams compete in the Lower Mainland Independent Senior Secondary Girls Volleyball Association (LMISSGVA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed at the LMISSGVA website.

Basketball is a winter sport that runs from the beginning of December until the beginning of March and includes regular games, tournaments and championships. There are three basketball teams: Bantam (Grade 8), Junior (Grade 9–10) and Senior (Grade 9–12). Tryouts are held the last week of November for a minimum of two days. All teams compete in the Lower Mainland Independent Senior Secondary Girls Basketball Association (LMISSGBA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed at www.lmissaa.com.

Badminton is a spring sport running from beginning of March until the end of May and includes regular matches, tournaments and championships. 

Track & field takes place in the spring from March to May. The program includes jumps, throws, sprints, and distance events. There are no tryouts for this team. However, commitment to participation in a certain number of practices (approximately two to three) is mandatory. Girls from Grade 8–12 participate in practices and meets throughout the season. Qualification for certain meets is based on performance. The track & field team competes in the Lower Mainland Independent Senior Secondary Cross-Country Track and Field Association (LMISCCTFA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed at the LMISSGVA website.

Soccer is a spring sport that runs from the beginning of March until the end of May and includes regular matches, tournaments and championships. Tryouts occur the last week of March for a minimum of two days. There are two soccer teams: Junior (Grade 8, 9, 10) and Varsity (Grade 9–12). Teams compete in the Lower Mainland Independent Senior Secondary Girls Soccer Association (LMISSGSA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed at the LMISSGVA website.

Rowing is a spring sport that runs from the beginning of March until the end of May and includes regular practices and weekend regattas. Rowing practices take place at Burnaby Lake. Transportation to and from practice is via a school bus. Tryouts occur the last week of February for approximately three days. Athletes compete in regattas throughout the Lower Mainland and on Vancouver Island. There is one team for Grade 8–12.

Tennis is a spring sport that runs from the beginning of March until the end of May and includes regular matches, tournaments and championships. Tryouts occur in the last week of February for a minimum of two days. This is a combined team for students in Grade 8–12. The tennis team competes in the Vancouver Secondary Schools Athletic Association (VSSAA). Results, schedules and league information can be accessed at www.vancouverschoolsports.ca.