Rhinebeck track and field hosted visiting Pine Plains last night on Tuesday, the 29th of April. On the boys’ side, Rhinebeck emerged victorious, winning 49 to 38, with numerous first place finishes. The meet opened with the boys 4×800 (Augy Lamm, Alex Button, Rex Colding, Parker Ruger) running uncontested. In the 100m, Chris Winters ran to
Varsity track and field opened their season competing against Highland and host Rondout Valley. Highlighted performances include: – Jason Gisby-Hanks (2:05.8) anchoring the boys 4×800 to a 2nd place finish with the fastest split of the evening across all three schools – Fiona Murray (12.54) placing 4th in the 100m dash – Quin Gideon (12.315) and Felix
Signups for Spring Sports are now open on Arbiter Sports (formerly FamilyID). JV and Varsity Sports begin on Monday, March 17th and Modified Sports begin on Monday, March 28th. To be eligible for the first day of tryouts students will need to have a valid Physical Examination on file with the health office. Physicals can
The Rhinebeck Central School District’s Interscholastic Athletic program has been designed to enhance the educational experience of our students. Sports involvement provides student athletes with the opportunity to develop physically, mentally, and emotionally. The personal characteristics of physical fitness, athletic skill, leadership, discipline, self esteem, loyalty, cooperation, motivation, sense of fair play and the development of long term friendships are promoted by participation in athletics. The objective of the Rhinebeck Interscholastic Athletic program is to complement the objectives and policies of the school in the development of well-rounded individuals who are capable of taking their place in today’s society.
Stephen Boucher
Athletic Director
(845) 871-5500 xt 5535
sboucher@rhinebeckcsd.org
45 North Park Road, Rhinebeck, NY 12572-0351
