it regularly features non-Priory students on its team. However, according to a rule change starting in the 2009–2010 school year, it now fulfills the sports requirement for the winter term. In the spring, the school offers golf, track and field, tennis, rugby, baseball, lacrosse, and ultimate frisbee. Although the school has racquetball and squash facilities, it does not field teams in these sports, nor does it have a swimming and diving team, as it once did. In the winter of 2004, the hockey team received a bid to play in the Wickenheiser Cup, a memorial tournament hosted by the Mid-States Club Hockey Association league and named for the late St. Louis Blues Center Doug Wickenheiser. Priory won the championship game, played at the Scottrade Center, giving the school its first state sports title since 1973. In 2007, the hockey team won the Wickenheiser Cup for the second time.<ref>[http://prepsports.stltoday.com/stltoday/emaf.nsf/Popup?ReadForm&db=ssi\prep\stories2007.nsf&docid=5C2FADA2C5D9829E8625728F001DCC97 Saint Louis Post-Dispatch, "CBC routs Chaminade for ninth championship", February 27, 2007.]</ref> In the fall of 2005, the Priory varsity soccer team became the first in this sport in Missouri's high school sports history, and the first since state titles were officially sanctioned by the Missouri State High School Activities Association, to compete for a full season with no losses or ties. The soccer Rebels led by All-American forward Jimmy Holmes ended the season with a perfect 26-0-0 record, winning the state Class 2 title. In November 2011, the soccer Rebels again produced a perfect season, finishing 27-0-0 and winning the Missouri State High School Class 2 championship with a 2-0 victory over Trinity High School. In so doing they became the only school in Missouri high school soccer history to twice post a perfect season, with no losses and no ties. The soccer Rebels' team record included 24 shutouts, and they outscored opponents 107-5. In the spring of 2007, the Priory golf team won its first state title, winning by 27 shots. The final team score was 583. A little over half a decade after establishing a lacrosse program, Priory's varsity lacrosse team won its first Missouri Scholastic Lacrosse Association state title in 2016 by defeating O'Fallon (Illinois) 7-6 in the double overtime Division II championship final.http://stlouisreview.com/article/2016-06-01/trust-fun-had-role St. Louis Review, "Trust, fun had role in Priory lacrosse's success" Recognition Missouri State High School Athletic Association (MSHSAA) Titles: Football: 1973 Cross Country: 2004 Soccer: 2005 (The first soccer team in MSHSAA history