The Varsity Girls Soccer team capped off a memorable season with an impressive run through the Sectional Tournament, highlighted by a thrilling 4-2 win over the Tri-Valley Bears in the Sectional Semifinals. Although their journey ended in a hard-fought 3-0 loss to John S. Burke Catholic School in the Class C Sectional Finals, the Hawks
With the 4-2 victory in the Section IX Class C Semifinal vs. Tri-Valley, the Varsity Girls Soccer team advances to the Championship game on Saturday, November 2nd at 1:30 PM. This game is being played at Wallkill High School (90 Robinson Drive, Wallkill, NY 12589). Tickets for this game can only be purchased online through
The Varsity Girls Soccer team is the #3-seed in the Section IX Class C Tournament. They open play on Wednesday, October 29th when they travel to Tri-Valley to take on the #2-seeded Bears.
The Hawks came from behind twice against a strong Coxsackie-Athens team for the 3-2 win. Lark Wright opened the scoring with her first varsity goal, while Lexi Torres had two. Malena Ruiz-Michels had an assist and Gwen Dampf made 8 saves. Willa Hagedorn cand Claire Frischknecht locked down the defense with Natalie Delgado and Paige
The Hawks lost a heartbreaker in double OT 3-2 on Senior night, with Lexi Torres and Mai Curthoys notching goals for the home team.
Mai Curthoys had 2 goals and Lexi Torres had a goal and two assists in a 5-0 defeat of Ellenville. First time goal scorers Addison Kalafala and Mila Guerra rounded out the scoring while Gwen Dampf had 2 saves.
Mai Curthoys scored in the second overtime for the 2-1 walk-off win against Dover. Eliza Strassberger opened the scoring off a Lexi Torres assist.
Both Mai Curthoys and Charlie Padgen had two goals and an assist each on the way to defeating Highland 6-0. Lexi Torres and Natalie Delgado rounded out the scoring with assists by Malena Ruiz Michels and Clara Orr. Gwen Dampf got the shutout with 8 saves.
The Hawks edged Pine Plains 1-0 behind first time goal scorer Malena Ruiz Michels effort in the second half. Mai Curthoys assisted on the deciding goal against the up-and-coming Bombers.
The Hawks played a very competitive game against Spackenkill, losing 2-1 after holding a halftime tie. Mai Curthoys scored the one goal for the Hawks.
Andy Bennett was a beloved student-athlete at Rhinebeck High School, known for his incredible energy, passion, and sportsmanship. As a dedicated player in soccer, basketball, and baseball, Andy brought enthusiasm and heart to everything he did—on and off the field. Tragically, Andy passed away in a car accident during his senior year, but his spirit
The Hawks won a nail biter against a young Saugerties team 1-0 under the lights at Cantine field Friday, September 19th. Lexi Torres scored off a Malena Ruiz Michels pass with 20 minutes to go. The defense, which played a full 80 minutes, was anchored by Claire Frischknecht, Paige Boehm, and first time starters Natalie
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
