Facilities

Simply put, we relish our athletic facilities for their character. After all, Boston’s commuter rail runs just beyond the third base line of our baseball diamond and an iconic Boston sports mural sets the backdrop for our football field. Our urban campus allows us to flex our creativity and ingenuity when designing where our student-athletes train before and after school.

In the most innovative way possible, we set out to maximize every inch of every facility. Turf playing surfaces, both outside and indoor, allow student-athletes to train in any condition at any time of the year. Strong partnerships with colleges and athletic facilities across the Greater Boston area afford our teams the resources needed to host competitions in a highly competitive Catholic Conference.

To keep our student-athletes active on these facilities, we introduced a state-of-the-art Health & Wellness Center. The center gives them the means to prevent, and recover from, injuries sustained in practice or in games.

Facilities Used by CM Athletic Teams

James R. O'Connor Stadium

O’Connor Stadium, named after Super Bowl Champion coach James R. O’Connor, hosts the CM football, soccer, lacrosse, and track and field teams. The stadium features a multi-use turf playing surface.

Ronald S. Perry Gymnasium

Named after CM’s first athletic director, the “Ronnie” hosts the home games of CM’s basketball, wrestling, and volleyball teams.

John Walsh '61 Field House

The John Walsh '61 Field House offers students 12,000 square feet of practice space. The all-season field house is home to a wrestling area, speed turf, portable pitching mounds, lacrosse and soccer nets, and weight room.

Albert J. Todesca Jr. Field

Todesca Field hosts CM’s storied baseball program. Known for its giant left-field facade, the baseball diamond sits alongside the MBTA Commuter Rail and makes for a nice photo on late spring afternoons.

Health & Wellness Center

The new Health & Wellness Center supports our student-athletes and their preparation to lead healthy, active lives. In addition to providing much-needed space for rehab and treatment, the Center is the focus of CM's renewed effort to address nutrition and other wellness-related knowledge and skills.

Warrior Ice Arena

Best known as the training and practice facility of the Boston Bruins since 2016, Warrior Ice Arena is also home to the Catholic Memorial's varsity hockey team. The state-of-the-art arena features a 75,000-square-foot rink and seating for up to 660 spectators.

Reggie Lewis Center

Catholic Memorial has partnered with Roxbury Community College to use the "Reggie" for its indoor track and field events and practices. The facility features a fast Mondo track on which 39 American and world records have been set — the most of any facility in the country.

Curry College Tennis Courts

Curry College's "Big Nine" tennis courts, just five miles from our campus, are home to the Catholic Memorial tennis team.

George Wright Golf Course

Located in Hyde Park, the course provides CM with an alternate home site. The par-70 course has a 69.5 course rating and a 126 slope rating.

Thomas M. Menino YMCA

The fully-renovated Hyde Park facility features a six-lane, 25-yard lap pool. The USA Swimming Foundation partners with the facility.

Franklin Park Trails

CM’s 3.1-mile cross-country course sits on the edge of the 527-acre parkland in the Jamaica Plain and Roxbury neighborhoods. Every year, the site hosts CM’s annual Catholic Memorial Invitational—New England’s longest-running cross-country meet.

About Us

Catholic Memorial, the Christian Brothers School of Boston, prepares boys for college, manhood and a world full of unknown challenges, ambiguity and complex problems and the importance of relationships.