Wellness & Conditioning
We understand that learning extends far beyond academic coursework. The best learning happens when students are healthy in mind, body and community. At Convent & Stuart Hall, students consistently focus on personal growth, developing their sense of self, empathy, balance and emotional fluency through various channels, including athletic teams and wellness classes.
Our multi-purpose Performance Lab complements the main gyms on both campuses and helps meet the recreation needs of our many teams and individuals. A full-time Strength & Conditioning Coach oversees conditioning, a wellness program and equipment maintenance.
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Barclay Spring
A fitness enthusiast from a young age, Barclay played numerous sports as a kid and used exercise to help maximize his potential. He got his start in the fitness industry as a teenager and quickly amassed a long list of accomplishments as an athlete and coach. After four years as the head strength and conditioning coach at a high school in Marin County, Barclay joined Convent & Stuart Hall in 2018. He immediately onboarded the school's new Performance Lab and established a school-wide strength and conditioning program that promotes healthy habits. Barclay is a biomechanics specialist and is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Dance Program
For student-athletes looking to enhance their flexibility, agility, balance and spatial awareness, after-school dance classes taught by Roberto Parris, High School Wellness Counselor and Academic Coach, offer a multi-faceted approach to conditioning. By incorporating dance into their training regimen, student-athletes gain a competitive edge while developing self-confidence, resiliency and a deeper appreciation for movement and the arts.
Sports Medicine and Athletic Training Unit Trainers
Iancarlo Morales
Ian joins the Convent & Stuart Hall athletics staff as the new leader of the Sports Medicine and Athletic Training unit. With a Master’s degree in Physical Education/Athletic Training from the University of Alabama, Ian brings a wealth of experience to the role, including time with the University of the Pacific, Modesto Junior College, and the San Francisco 49ers. After serving as an athletic trainer at Gilroy High School in 2022, he transitioned to Lathrop High School, where he further honed his skills. Ian is eager to return to the high school environment.
Kailey Chan
Kailey joins the Convent & Stuart Hall athletics staff as a full time athletic trainer. In 2023–24, Kailey worked under the UCSF Sport Medicine and PlaySafe Program as a training student. He earned his Masters Degree in Athletic Training from Marquette University where he supported men's soccer, and women's lacrosse. He was born and raised in San Francisco and is an alumn of St. Ignatius College Preparatory.
UCSF Sports Medicine Partnership
Since 2011, Convent & Stuart Hall has had a partnership with the UCSF PlaySafe Sports Medicine Program, whose mission is to “provide a safe and positive environment for athletic pursuits, to facilitate access to the highest quality sports medicine care, and to encourage physical and mental growth by empowering student-athletes to lead balanced, physically active lifestyles.”
Convent & Stuart Hall high school student-athletes have access to a UCSF athletic trainer throughout the school year who works closely with our teams and student-athletes to optimize health and safety through education, injury prevention, and treatment during practices and athletic competitions.
Lexsy Stroh
UCSF PlaySafe Sports Medicine Program Athletic Trainer
Lexsy joined UCSF in the summer of 2022 after earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northern Arizona University. In 2020 Lexsy began graduate school at NAU, serving the soccer, football, swim/dive and volleyball programs. She spent her final year of grad school at Portland State University supporting football and softball. Beyond college athletics, Lexsy worked with various sports teams — and athletes of all ages — for eight years before joining the UCSF sports medicine team.