The St. John’s Red Storm stand as one of the most legendary programs in New York City at St. John’s University in Queens. Since 1870, the Red Storm have created a legacy competing in the Big East Conference with red and white pride. The program boasts the 1996 NCAA Men’s Soccer Championship and 2001 NCAA Fencing Championship, highlighting a broad spectrum of success. Basketball legends such as Chris Mullin and Walter Berry led the team to 28 NCAA Tournament appearances and six College World Series trips in baseball. Lou Carnesecca’s coaching artistry and Rick Pitino’s stewardship showcase championship DNA. Madison Square Garden transforms into a cathedral for passionate fans led by Johnny Thunderbird chants. Venues including Carnesecca Arena, Jack Kaiser Stadium, and Belson Stadium echo with tradition. From Frank Viola in baseball to Mark Jackson in basketball, the Red Storm have produced Olympic athletes and professional stars. This program unites New York toughness with Catholic values in a relentless pursuit of excellence.