The Boys Varsity Tennis team wrapped up a strong season, making it to sectionals, showing growth and determination as they navigated challenging weather and schedule. Despite only being able to play 11 of their 13 scheduled matches, the team improved their record to 4-7, up from 4-10 in 2024.

The team worked hard on their skills, stayed focused, and had notable wins against Cobleskill, Schoharie, and Schenectady. The four team wins were all convincing (7-0 or 6-1), and the majority of the losses were close.

This season also brought a shift in scheduling with Troy High School joining the Colonial Council, resulting in an unbalanced league schedule of nine matches. This gave RCS the chance to take on tougher non-league opponents, including Albany High School (Class A) and MeKeel Academy, the 2025 Class C/D sectional champions.

The team showed significant improvement over last season, showcasing just how competitive the team was throughout the season. We have high expectations for next season, with at least two promising prospects coming from Middle School. 

Congratulations to the whole team on their season! 

• 1 singles sectional match win for Brady Warner

• Faced #2-seeded Scotia in the team sectional match as the #7 seed, putting up a strong fight against a former Class A opponent.

• Brady Warner and Jack Merrills battled to third-set tiebreakers, with two other matches also going down to the wire.
  
  An impressive step forward from last year’s sectional showing, where no player won more than a single game.

The team had one senior that was recognized at their Senior Night at a home meet on Tuesday, April 22, Theodore DuBois! - Best of luck Teddy!

As a younger team, the girls started the season with optimism, a fresh mindset, and a positive attitude. They worked hard every day in practice to prepare for their competitive Colonial Council and non-league game schedule. The girls made gains together as a group, improved on their individual skills, and learned from their experiences. The team finished with notable wins against Greenville, LaSalle, and Windham-Ashland Jewett.

MacKenzie Cross was selected as a Colonial Council All-Star.

Congratulations to the entire team on a great season!

This spring, the Girls Varsity Softball Team was recognized as a New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Scholar-Athlete Team, meaning throughout the season, the team must have 75% of their roster with an average of 90 or higher.

The team had four seniors that were recognized at their Senior Night at a home game on Tuesday, May 13, Kendall Bullock, Danielle DeLuke, Patricia Dorrannce and Maddie Wilcox! You will be missed ladies!

The Varsity Baseball Team had an impressive run! Led by 3 seniors: Alex Halwick, Matt Cameron, and Jared Cameron, they worked hard throughout the season to improve and shine on the field. The team finished with a 5-7 Colonial Council league record and a 9-8 overall record. The team had notable wins against Mohonasen in an 11-inning thriller, in addition to league wins vs. Schalmont, Voorheesville, and Lansingburgh.

The following athletes were selected as Colonial Council All-Stars:

• 1st Team: Alex Halwick.

• 2nd Team: Matt Cameron and Haydn Sorensen.

• Honorable Mention: Joseph Latter and Dom LaBella.

Congratulations to the team on a terrific season, and best of luck, seniors!

The team had three seniors that were recognized at their Senior Night at a home game on Friday, May 16, Jared Cameron, Matthew Cameron, Alexander Halwick! You will be missed!