varsity
IPA: vˈɑrsɪti
noun
- (often attributive) university
- (sports, US) The principal sports team representing an institution (usually a high school, college, or university.)
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Examples of "varsity" in Sentences
- The players comprise the varsity team.
- The varsity teams are the PCU Dolphins.
- The screening was moved to the Varsity Cinemas.
- The school competes in the and has 21 varsity teams.
- I have what one would call a varsity team, JV, and C team.
- In 2007, the Varsity team won the district for the first time.
- For the varsity teams, the school competes in the NEPSAC league.
- Three-letter man in varsity athletics in high school and college.
- He coaches the Varsity team for the Saint John the Baptist Cougars.
- A chance to be on the floor with the varsity was his burning desire.
- Barnes made the freshman team in 1953 and the varsity team the following year.
- The varsity football team did exceptionally well in the 2006 and 2007 seasons.
- The boys varsity lacrosse team reached the sectional finals in the 2008 season.
- The contest between Dean and Gephardt is what I call the varsity contest for first place.
- In high school he participated in varsity basketball and baseball and sang in the boy's chorus and quartet.
- Walker had competed in varsity athletics in Kentucky as a freshman before transferring to North College Hill and enrolling as an eighth-grader.
- I have to wonder if one reason that Iowa has such a high percentage of HS participation in varsity sports is because the average school size is smaller with all the small towns.
- PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Carolina Panthers proved something during a long night that featured almost no starters and plenty of not-so-good football: Their junior varsity is better than that of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- In HuffPost Hill's opinion, the video would have been much more effective had it been cast as a 50s sci-fi/horror movie trailer (footage of clean-cut jocks in varsity jackets driving their 57 Chevys away from some oncoming terror, cutting away to a pretty girl in a poodle skirt and a bowtie in her hair to answer the phone and hear the words "THE ARAB-AMERICANS ARE COMING FROM INSIDE YOUR HOUSE," etc).