Archbishop Carroll High School Football

Archbishop Carroll High School (Radnor, PA), founded in 1967, is a Roman Catholic, co-educational secondary school within the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.   Carroll educates a diverse student population that comes from 4 counties and represents over 80 elementary schools.  For more information please visit www.jcarroll.org.

Carroll has hosted home games at Radnor High School's Prevost Field since 1969.  The addition of lights in 1999 ushered in a new era of Friday night games and started the "Thanksgiving Eve" tradition in 2000 with a 31-7 victory over Malvern Prep. A brand new artificial surface will greet the Patriots and their guests for the 2008 season.

Carroll's on-campus practice facility is arguably the finest in the Philadelphia Catholic League.  The practice field hosts the JV and Freshman home football games, and it doubles as the home of the Carroll Boy's Lacrosse team in the spring.

The Carroll Weightroom is the hub of power development for all Patriot athletes.  The three-room facility offers dumbells ranging from five to one hundred pounds as well as standard free weights and state-of-the-art strength training machines.

Opened in August 2007, the AV Film & Meeting Room is the newest facility edition to the Carroll Football experience.