Football
St. Estè Dragons
Twelve-time national champions and the closing spectacle of Dragon Week.
Dragon Stadium
Athletics
Purple and silver, on every surface
Eleven varsity programmes, five club sports and one of the most decorated athletic records in continental collegiate sport.
The Prestigious Trinity
Three programmes that define the season
Football, basketball and ice hockey carry the university's oldest rivalries and its largest crowds.
Basketball
St. Estè Griffins
Captained by Xaden Quinn. Currently advancing through the national championship bracket.
Griffin Arena
Ice Hockey
St. Estè Wyverns
Olympic-sized ice, a devoted student section and the fiercest rivalry weekends of the winter.
Wyvern Ice Centre
Varsity
Further programmes
- St. Estè SwimmingCaptain: Julian Reyes
- St. Estè Water PoloAlpine Conference finalists
- St. Estè LacrosseSpring campaign at Dragon Stadium
- St. Estè FencingÉpée, foil and sabre squads
- St. Estè Figure SkatingWinter exhibition
Beyond varsity
Club sport & esports
- Polo
- Cheerleading
- Tennis
- Boxing
- Archery
Esports
St. Estè Cerberus
The university's competitive esports programme, fielding squads across three titles and competing in the European collegiate circuit from its training suite beneath Griffin Arena. President: Emrys Matthews.
Facilities
Where the seasons are played
Dragon Stadium
Forty thousand seats above the valley floor, home to the Dragons and the closing spectacle of Dragon Week. Also host to commencement and the university's largest ceremonies.
Griffin Arena
A state-of-the-art indoor arena for basketball and volleyball, known for the intensity of its student section, and used through the year for concerts, assemblies and esports finals.
Wyvern Ice Centre
Olympic-sized ice with modern training facilities, home of the Wyverns and of figure skating exhibitions, public sessions and the winter carnival.
Tradition
The Captains' Wall
Before graduating, every varsity captain signs the Captains' Wall within their own stadium or arena — a permanent record of leadership kept since 1904.