• Transportation survey: Liberty Central School District has emailed a form to all district families asking them to update their information regarding transportation for the 2026-27 school year.  Forms must be filled out by June 30. If you have not received the form, please call the Business Office at 845-292-6171.
  • Registration: There are open slots available for the 2026-27 pre-kindergarten class, and a lottery will not take place. Remaining seats will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Kindergarten registration is also now open. Find more information about registration for the programs here.
  • Construction update: Construction work has begun on the maintenance building. The walkway behind the district office from Winthrop Avenue to the high school is closed until further notice. Also, the athletic field and track area is no longer accessible to the public.  The area will be closed as construction continues. The soccer, baseball and softball fields remain open.

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of May 25-31, 2026

Spring sports is starting to wind down with only softball and track in action this week.

Here are the schedule and results, if available. Livestream links are included where available.

The schedule is subject to change. Check the Liberty schedule on the Section IX website for the latest.

Monday, May  25

No events scheduled.

Tuesday,  May 26

4:15 p.m.: Modified Softball vs. Fallsburg at Liberty Elementary School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball prelims vs. Port Jervis:
Results: Liberty 0, Port Jervis 28
The historic, barrier-breaking season for the Liberty Varsity Softball team came to a close yesterday afternoon, as the No. 6 Redhawks ran into an absolute powerhouse in the quarterfinals of the Sectional tournament, falling 28-0 to the No. 3 Port Jervis Raiders.
The Redhawks knew they faced a monumental task heading into the postseason matchup. Port Jervis, a perennial OCIAA jugger-naut, had already defeated Liberty by a combined score of 43-0 in two games during the regular season. Yet, despite the lopsided scoreboard, the Redhawks left the diamond with their heads held high, representing themselves and their school with immense pride, grit, and sportsmanship.
For a brief moment at the start of the game, the Redhawks went toe-to-toe with the Raiders . Liberty put together a brilliantly clean first inning, retiring three of the first four Raiders batters they faced. However, the wheels came off in the bottom of the second. Port Jervis exploded for 16 runs in the frame, capitalizing on five hits—all singles—along with seven walks, four hit batters, and two costly Liberty errors. From there, the Raiders never looked back.
Port Jervis was led by senior ace Madison Dobbs, who was clicking on all cylinders in the circle. The perennial All-Star was flawless, retiring all 15 batters she faced to throw a perfect game. Dobbs racked up nine strikeouts while throwing a whopping 77% of her pitches for strikes. She also led the Raiders at the plate with three hits, including a double. Teammates Savannah Mioglionico and Alabama Stankewicz chipped in two hits apiece, while Charlotte Rivera tripled and singled as part of a 15-hit Port Jervis onslaught. With the victory, Port Jervis advances to face Marlboro in the Class A semifinals.
Despite the heavy pressure, several Liberty players shined in the field. Junior center fielder Maddy Stewart put her elite athleticism on full display, tracking down and ranging deep for three spectacular flyouts. Meanwhile, sophomore Charlotte Horton De Morla proved her versatility, making clutch putouts in her first-ever varsity start at shortstop.
While the final score was tough, it does nothing to diminish an unforgettable season of overachievement for Liberty. Just over 11 weeks ago, low turnout left the athletic department completely uncertain if a varsity squad could even be formed. It was then that a resilient group of student-athletes, more than half of whom had little to no prior softball experience, stepped up just to save the program.
What followed was a season of unprecedented milestones. This inexperienced squad shocked the league by winning at James I. O’Neill on April 10th for the first time in years, followed by capturing the program’s first-ever Class A Divisional win on April 15th. Even when disaster struck on May 1st with a season-ending injury to standout ace pitcher and captain Angie Wheeler—forcing a depleted roster to play completely out of position—the Redhawks refused to quit.
Adopting the rallying cry of “us against the world,” this team fought its way to the program’s first Sectional tournament appearance since 2019. The 2026 Redhawks are a squad to be remembered. They left it all on the field, had fun, and proved that heart and dedication can write history.

4:30 p.m.:  JV Softball vs. Sullivan West Central at Liberty High School
Result: Liberty 5, Sullivan West 0
Tuesday’s action provided a preview of the finale’s dominance, as the Redhawks hosted Sullivan West and came away with a commanding 5-0 victory.
Liberty wasted no time asserting their dominance, jumping out to a 4-0 lead after just two innings of play. From there, the Redhawks let their stellar pitching and defense suffocate any hopes of a Bulldog comeback. Harper Matuszak was a force in the circle as well, scattering just three hits over seven frames, striking out nine, and walking only one in a complete-game shutout.
The offense showcased a perfectly balanced attack, with seven different Liberty batters registering at least one hit. Montgomery Allen acted as the catalyst at the top of the order once again, racking up a double, a single, and two runs scored. Corinne Lake provided the definitive thud in the lineup, driving in three runs on the back of a hit and two walks. Mya Davis, Alex Kelly, and Myla Rielly all crossed the plate for Liberty.

Wednesday, May 27

4:30 p.m.: JV Softball vs. Fallsburg at Liberty Elementary School
Result: Liberty 3, Fallsburg 0
Harper Matuszak put an absolute exclamation point on the season today, pitching a masterpiece of a no-hitter in a 3-0 home victory over Fallsburg. The brilliant performance earned Matuszak her ninth win of the season. She was virtually unhittable, racking up a season-high 14 strikeouts while conceding just three walks.
The contest was a bona fide pitcher’s duel for the majority of the afternoon. Liberty held a razor-thin 1-0 advantage through the first 5 ½ innings, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. However, the Redhawks finally broke through in the bottom of the sixth, manufacturing two crucial insurance runs to extend the lead to 3-0. Armed with a cushion, Matuszak did the rest, quickly dismantling the Fallsburg lineup in the seventh to complete her historic feat.
While the defense stood tall behind her, the day belonged to the eighth-grade hurler. Offensively, Liberty was sparked once again by lead-off hitter Montgomery Allen, who set the table with two hits and two runs scored. Olivia Matuszak added a multi-hit performance of her own, going 2-for-3 with an RBI. Harper Matuszak helped her own cause with a hit and an RBI, while Corinne Lake delivered a clutch RBI and Mya Davis crossed the plate to round out the scoring.
A Bright Future for Liberty Softball
This young JV team has given Liberty plenty to smile about this spring. Finishing with a great 9-3 record, these players showed how much they can grow and how well they play under pressure. With strong pitching, batters who can hit all through the lineup, and a defense that works together, they have proven they have what it takes. The future looks incredibly bright for the Liberty softball program.

Thursday, May 28

No events scheduled.

Friday, May 29

2 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Track and Field Sectionals vs. Multiple Schools at Rondout Valley Central School

Saturday and Sunday, May 30-31

No events scheduled