Spring sports is in swing with baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track.

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, April 27

11 a.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Schools at Villa Roma Country Club

4:15 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Rockland Central School District at Rockland MS/HS
Result: Liberty 19, Rockland 4
The Liberty Varsity softball team left little room for doubt on Monday afternoon, dismantling the Rockland Wolves 19-4 in a mercy-rule shortened five-inning contest. Combining surgical precision in the circle with a relentless offensive barrage, the Redhawks broke their 4 game losing streak.
The story of the day began on the rubber, where Angie Wheeler delivered a masterclass in efficiency. Wheeler silenced the Wolves’ bats for four shutout innings, surrendering only two hits while racking up seven strikeouts. Most impressive, however, was her command; Wheeler threw a staggering 87% of her pitches for strikes, consistently ahead in the count and forcing Rockland into defensive swings all afternoon.
While Angie kept the Wolves at bay, the Redhawk offense went to work, pounding out 10 hits and showing elite plate discipline to work the count for 14 walks. Maddy Stewart once again served as the catalyst out of the leadoff spot, putting on a clinic by finishing 4-for-4 with a walk, two RBI, and four runs scored.
The middle of the lineup proved just as lethal. Giuliana Wagner finished 2-for-3 with a double and two walks, accounting for three runs scored and three RBI. Angie helped her own cause at the plate, mirroring those numbers with a 2-for-3 performance of her own, including a double, two walks, and two RBI.
The depth of the Liberty roster was on full display as Amy Szuba drove in three runs, while Arianna Wilson reached base three times and crossed the plate twice. Brooke Porter was equally vital to the scoring effort, reaching base four times and scoring two runs to keep the pressure on the Rockland defense.
Despite the lopsided score, the Rockland Wolves never surrendered, competing with a grit that served as a credit to their school and coaching staff. The Wolves’ offense found some rhythm late, led by Allison Froehlich, who collected two hits, and Alex Potosek, who connected for a solid double.
The Redhawks look to carry this momentum into their next matchup vs Seward at home Thursday.

4:30 p.m.: JV Softball vs. S.S. Seward Institute at S.S. Seward Institute
Result: Liberty 18, Seward 2
The Liberty Redhawks JV squad showed no signs of road weariness on Monday afternoon, dismantling S.S. Seward 18-2 to secure their fourth consecutive victory. In a game defined by relentless offensive pressure and elite pitching, the Redhawks proved why they are currently so hot and a team to be reckoned with.
The Liberty offense was set to go from the first pitch, punishing the Spartans’ pitching staff for 17 total hits and showing disciplined eyes to draw five walks. The scoring was a complete team effort, highlighted by the feat of every single Liberty starter recording at least one hit in the contest.
Harper Matuszak led the power surge, smashing two doubles and collecting three RBIs. Corinne Lake continued her torrid stretch at the plate, swinging a “hot bat” to the tune of two hits and a game-high five RBIs. Mya Davis was equally lethal, contributing three hits—including a double—and scoring three times, while Montgomery Allen’s speed on the basepaths resulted in another three runs for the visitors.
While the stars at the top of the order grabbed the headlines, the bottom of the lineup proved pivotal in the blowout. Emma Tacti, Mady Rielly, Alex Kelly, and Myla Rielly contributed to the Redhawk scoring machine, with each player crossing the plate twice to keep the pressure mounting in every frame.
As dominant as the offense was, Matuszak was equally spectacular in the circle. Delivering a masterful complete-game performance, she stifled the Seward hitters over five innings of work. Matuszak surrendered just a single hit to finish with a one-hitter, giving up only two runs while racking up nine strikeouts.
With four straight road wins under their belt, the Redhawks return home with a massive wave of momentum and a lineup that appears nearly impossible to quiet.

4:45 p.m.: Boys Tennis vs. Middletown at  Middletown High School

7 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Beacon City at Heritage Financial Park

Tuesday, April 28

4 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Tri-Valley at  Sullivan County Golf and Country Club

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Rockland Central School District at Roscoe Mountain Club

4:15 p.m.: Modified Baseball vs. Tri-Valley at Liberty Middle School

4:15 p.m.: Modified Softball vs. Tri-Valley at Tri-Valley Secondary School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Port Jervis at Liberty High School

Wednesday, April 29

4:30 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Track and Field vs. Multiple Schools at Cornwall High School

Thursday, April 30

4 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Monticello at The Monster at Resort World Catskill

4 p.m.: Boys and Girls Modified Track and Field vs. Multiple Schools at Sullivan West – Jeffersonville

4:15 p.m.: Modified Baseball vs. Eldred at Eldred High School

Friday, May 1

4:15 p.m.: Modified Baseball vs. Tri-Valley at Tri-Valley Central School

4:15 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Eldred at Eldred High School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Eldred at Liberty High School

Saturday and Sunday, May 2 and 3

No events scheduled

Spring sports is in swing with baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track.

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, April 20

4 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Sullivan West Central  at  Sullivan West – Lake Huntington

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Sullivan West Central  at Villa Roma Country Club

Tuesday, April 21

3 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Rockland Central School District at Roscoe Mountain Club

3:15 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Fallsburg at Tarry Brae Golf Course

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

4:30 p.m.: Modified Baseball vs. Monticello at Liberty Middle School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. John S. Burke Catholic at Liberty High School
Results: Liberty 3, Burke Catholic 19
Burke Catholic used a very balanced offense, scoring all 5 innings except one, to easily defeat the Varsity team 19-3 on Tuesday afternoon.
The Burke bats ignited early and never cooled down. After plating a run in the top of the first via a triple and a following single, the Eagles leaned heavily on the top of their order to break the game open.The trio at the top of the Eagles’ line-up of Anna Lawless, Morgan Owens, and Cate Farrell turned in a nearly flawless performance at the plate, combining for a staggering stat line of a combined 8-for-9, 4 doubles, a triple, 2 walks, 8 runs scored and 11 RBI.
Despite the lopsided score, Liberty (2-6) showed flashes of offensive promise. Giuliana Wagner anchored the lineup with a multi-hit game, finishing with two hits and an RBI. Angie Wheeler also put together several gritty plate appearances, ending the day 1-for-2 with a double, a walk, and a run scored.
While the loss marks a setback for Liberty, the team remains focused on developmental growth and maintaining a positive culture on the diamond as they move deeper into their schedule.

Wednesday, April 22

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Tri-Valley at Tarry Brae Golf Course

4 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Tri-Valley at Liberty High School
Results: Liberty 5, Tri-Valley 8
In a contest defined by dominant circle performances and early offensive sparks, the Tri-Valley Bears overcame an early deficit to defeat the Varsity 8–5 on Wednesday afternoon. The matchup featured a high-level display of pitching prowess from both dugouts in this well-played game.
The story of the game was the elite work in the circle. Liberty’s Angie Wheeler turned in a commanding performance, pitching a complete game and racking up a staggering 16 strikeouts. Despite her dominance and ability to overpower hitters, she was tagged with a “hard-luck” loss after Tri-Valley’s late-inning surge found the gaps in the defense.
The Bears countered with a powerful duo on the rubber to keep the Redhawk bats in check. Caitlyn Monell earned the win, tossing four innings with 8  strikeouts while Avery Carrier then entered to slam the door, earning a three-inning save by matching Monell’s eight strikeouts.
Liberty jumped out to an early 4–1 lead, but Tri-Valley dismantled the deficit with aggressive baserunning and situational hitting. By the 3rd inning, the Bears had tied the score before pulling away with crucial insurance runs late in the game. The top of the Tri-Valley order proved nearly impossible to retire, led by Avery and Caitlyn’s performances at the plate finishing a combined 7-for-7 on the day with 2 doubles, a triple, 2 RBI  and 3 runs scored.
Liberty remained competitive throughout the afternoon, showing plenty of life in their own lineup. Giuliana Wagner led the charge, going 2-for-3 with a double and 2 RBI, while Amy Szuba provided consistent pressure with a three-hit performance and two runs batted in. Angie also contributed offensively, finishing 2-for-3 with two runs scored.
Despite the Redhawks dropping their 4th straight game to move to 2–7 on the season, the atmosphere in the dugout remained electric. The team’s resilience was the primary takeaway for the coaching staff who continue to be very proud of the heart of their team. Even with the recent skid, the Varsity fought for every out and every base and showed a “never-give-up” mentality that will help the team continue to grow.

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis vs. James I. O’Neill at James I O’Neill High School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Chester Academy at Liberty High School

4:30 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Track & Field vs. Multiple Schools at  Port Jervis High School

Thursday, April 23

4 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Fallsburg at Tarry Brae Golf Course

4 p.m.: Boys and Girls Modified Track & Field vs. Multiple Schools at Fallsburg Junior/Senior High School

4:15 p.m.: Modified Softball vs. Sullivan West Central at Sullivan West – Lake Huntington

4:30 p.m.: JV Softball vs. Chapel Field Christian Schools  at Liberty High School
Result: Liberty 18, Chapel Field 4
The Liberty JV softball squad secured its third consecutive victory on Thursday afternoon, dismantling the Chapel Field Lions in a convincing 18–4 five-inning decision. While the Lions managed to scratch across two runs in the top of the first inning, the Redhawks responded immediately with three runs in the bottom half and never looked back.
The Liberty offense proved to be the story of the day, relentless from the first pitch to the last. The Redhawks pounded out 19 hits in total, with an impressively balanced attack that saw every member of the starting lineup cross home plate at least once.
Mady Rielly and Emma Tacti anchored the hit parade, both finishing with perfect 4-for-4 performances. Mady tallied two runs and two RBI, while Emma notched three RBI and scored twice. Corinne Lake also turned in a flawless day at the plate, going 3-for-3 with a double, a walk, two runs scored, and three RBI. The offensive onslaught continued with Montgomery Allen, who collected three hits and an RBI, while Mya Davis and Harper Matuszak showcased their speed on the basepaths by scoring three runs apiece.
The double-digit cushion was largely provided by a hitting clinic by the Redhawks in the bottom of the fourth, where Liberty exploded for 11 runs to effectively seal the contest.
On the rubber, Harper Matuszak backed up the offensive fireworks with a steady performance in the circle. Matuszak earned her third win of the season, yielding just three earned runs on six hits while fanning 9 batters over five innings of work.
Now riding the momentum of a three-game surge, this close-knit squad looks to extend its streak on Monday. The Redhawks will travel to face S.S. Seward, seeking to keep their mid-season rhythm alive on the road.

4:30 p.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Washingtonville at Washingtonville Middle School

Friday, April 24

1 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Schools at The Monster at Resort World Catskill

4:30 p.m.: JV Softball vs. Marlboro at Marlboro Central High School

4:30 p.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Newburgh Free Academy at Cronomer Hill Park

Saturday and Sunday, April 25 and 26

No events scheduled

Spring sports continues this week with baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track.

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, April 13

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Port Jervis  at Port Jervis High School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Chester Academy  at Liberty High School
Results: Chester 26, Liberty 5
The Varsity Softball team faced a dual challenge this week, squaring off against a powerhouse Chester lineup and a grueling 30-minute torrential downpour. While Chester secured the victory, the game served as a vital learning ground for an inexperienced Redhawks roster that continues to show growth through every bump in the road.
Chester’s high-powered offense pounded out 11 hits, taking advantage of defensive miscues and walks.. The Hambletonians were led by Brooke Diaz, who finished 3-for-4 with a double, 4 runs scored, and 3 RBI. Diaz was one of three Chester batters to record multiple hits and score at least four times, keeping the pressure on the Redhawks throughout the afternoon.
Despite the final score and the difficult playing conditions, the Varsity had some bright spots on the day that highlights their potential. In the 3rd inning, Amy Szuba stepped up with the bases loaded and delivered a line-drive 2-run single, sparking the dugout. Maddy Stewart extended her hitting streak to three games, finishing 1-for-3 with a run scored and also continued her dominance in center field, tracking down a difficult sinking line drive for another spectacular catch. Angie Wheeler provided a bright spot in the circle, racking up 8 strikeouts in just 3.1 innings of work in relief.
With an inexperienced roster, the Redhawks understand that this season is a journey of learning and perseverance. While the elements and the opponent were formidable, the team’s work ethic remains high. The heartbeat of the game was once again the Redhawk bench. Despite the rain and the scoreboard, the dugout remained enthusiastic, loud, and relentlessly positive, spurring their teammates on until the final out. This unwavering team spirit remains the foundation as Liberty continues to grow and improve with every inning played.

4:30 p.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Port Jervis  at  Port Jervis High School

Tuesday, April 14

2:30 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Ellenville at Shawangunk Country Club

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Minisink Valley at Minisink Valley High School

4:15 p.m.: Modified Baseball vs. Eldred  at Liberty Elementary School

4:15 p.m.: Modified Softball vs. Eldred at Eldred High School

Wednesday, April 15

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Washingtonville  at Liberty High School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Beacon City  at Beacon High School
Results: Liberty 18, Beacon 12
The Liberty Redhawks Varsity Softball team reached a major milestone this week, securing their first-ever Class A Division III League win since the state’s reclassification. In a gritty, come-from-behind performance, the Redhawks defeated their division rival, marking their second win in their last three outings and proving that this team is working hard to grow and doing what they need to do to win.
The game didn’t start in Liberty’s favor, as the Redhawks found themselves trailing 4-1 after the first inning. They continued to battle through the middle frames, chipping away at the lead but still trailing 6-4 heading into the later stages of the contest.
The true turning point arrived in the top of the 6th inning when the Redhawks exploded for an 11-run rally. The marathon inning included 4 timely hits that drove in runs , 3 batters reaching on errors as the Redhawks forced the defense into mistakes, and 6 disciplined walks, showing the hitters ability to have good at bats.
The Liberty’s offense was led by a mix of veteran consistency and included a career-first. Maddy Stewart continued her torrid pace at the plate, turning in a massive 4-for-5 performance with a walk, 3 runs scored, and 4 RBI. Giuliana Wagner remained a force in the lineup, finishing 3-for-6 with 2 runs scored and 2 RBI. Lilli Black achieved a personal milestone by hitting her first-ever Varsity double, finishing the day with 2 runs scored and 2 RBI. Arianna Wilson proved to be a force on the bases, reaching safely three times and scoring twice.
While the offense provided the fireworks, Angie Wheeler delivered a strong complete-game performance, silencing the opposition’s bats when it mattered most. Angie’s finished with 7.0 innings pitched allowing just 2 Earned Runs while scattering 6 hits and striking out 13.
With this victory, the Redhawks improve to 1-1 in the division and 2-3 overall. This win is definitive proof that the team’s hard work is paying off, and that their ability to overcome early deficits with a relentless, positive attitude is becoming a hallmark of their season.

4:30 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Track and Field vs. Beacon City at Beacon High School

Thursday, April 16

3 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Schools at Villa Roma Country Club

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Schools at Roscoe Mountain Club

4:15 p.m.: Modified Baseball vs.  Rockland Central School District at Rockland Middle/High School

Friday, April 17

4:15 p.m.: JV Softball vs. Eldred at  Liberty High School
Result: Liberty 17, Eldred 0
The JV Softball team is officially hitting their stride. In a commanding performance on Friday night, the Redhawks dominated Eldred with a 17-0 victory, securing their second consecutive win and moving their season record to 2-1. The story of the night was starting pitcher Harper Matuszak, who delivered a spectacular performance from the rubber. Matuszak tossed a 5-inning complete-game shutout, stifling the Eldred bats by allowing just two hits all afternoon. Her dominance was on full display as she racked up an incredible 12 strikeouts, keeping the opposition off-balance from the first pitch to the last.
The game was never in doubt as the Redhawks’ offense exploded early, jumping out to a 5-0 lead in the first inning and never looking back. The team displayed remarkable discipline and depth at the plate, drawing 10 walks as a unit—a clear sign of their growing skill and patience. The box score was a total team effort, with every single starter in the lineup scoring at least one run, and seven different Liberty batters crossing the plate at least twice. Individual standouts included Montgomery Allen who was a constant threat on the basepaths as she reached base four times (2 hits, 2 walks), tallying 3 runs and 1 RBI, Corinne Lake who stayed aggressive at the plate, finishing 2-for-4 with 2 runs scored and an RBI, and Harper, who helped her own cause offensively, finishing 2-for-3 and scoring twice.
This 17-run outburst combined with lockdown pitching performance proves that the JV squad is finding its rhythm. With their second straight win under their belts, the Redhawks are proving to be a formidable force as they move through their spring schedule.
The energy in the dugout remains positive and loud as this young team continues to work hard, support one another, and—most importantly—put marks in the win column.

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. James I. O’Neill  at Liberty High School

4:30 p.m.: Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Middletown at Middletown High School

Saturday, April 18

11 a.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Monticello in the Rockland Wolves tournament at Rockland Middle/High School

11 a.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Harpursville/Afton in the Rockland Wolves tournament at Rockland Middle/High School
Result:  Liberty 3, Monticello 12
The Liberty Redhawks Varsity Softball team traveled to the Rockland Softball Tournament today, facing strong pitching and a demanding doubleheader. While the day proved to be a tough test for the squad, it featured one of the most remarkable pitching performances in recent memory.
The opening game of the tournament was defined by an elite pitching showdown between Liberty’s ace, Angie Wheeler, and Monticello’s Madison Taggart. The two hurlers put on a pitching masterclass, combining for a staggering 32 strikeouts in a game that remained a tight contest until the 2 1/2 final frames.
Angie Wheeler was the undisputed highlight of the day for the Redhawks. Delivering a performance built on precision and power, she finished with a 6-inning complete game, striking out 16 batters while yielding only a single walk. Most impressively, Wheeler maintained a dominant 75% strike percentage, consistently challenging the Panthers’ hitters.
Despite the brilliance in the circle, the Monticello offense found its spark in the closing stages. The Panthers broke the game open in the final two innings, capitalizing on five hits and a few defensive miscues by the Redhawks to plate eight runs. Monticello’s 12-3 victory was led by a trio of multi-hit performers: Taggart, Ryleigh Schoomaker, and Jeannah Mckinney.
While the Redhawks struggled to string together a sustained rally against Taggart’s 16-strikeout performance, a few players had good days at the plate. Maddy Stewart continued her breakout season, leading the Liberty offense with a sharp 2-for-3 performance and scoring a run. Giuliana Wagner provided a massive spark with a clutch triple that drove in an RBI while Angie Wheeler contributed on both sides of the ball, utilizing her speed to cross the plate for two runs scored.

1 p.m.: Consolation games at Rockland Middle/High School
Results: Softball: Liberty3, South Kortright 12
In the consolation game against South Kortright, Liberty started quickly as they jumped out to a quick lead in the second inning when Maddy Stewart singled to drive in Brooke Porter. After Lilli Black crossed the plate on a wild pitch, Angie Wheeler laced an RBI single to center field, giving the Redhawks a 3-0 cushion.
The Redhawks held a 3-2 lead through five innings behind the impressive Varsity debut of Harper Matuszak, who was called up from the JV squad to assist for the day. Harper’s performance was so stellar it earned accolades from the opposing coach, as she finished with 7 strikeouts and allowed only six hits.
However, the game turned in the 6th inning as the Rams’ offense, led by Madysen Reeves’ 2-run HR, exploded for 10 runs over the final two frames to secure a 12-3 victory. Reeves finished the day with 3 hits, 2 runs scored and 3 RBI.
For Liberty, Harper recorded her first-ever Varsity hit, another milestone on the day to go with her first Varsity start. Maddy Stewart and Angie Wheeler both continued their productive day with a hit and an RBI each while Arianna Wilson contributed to the offensive effort with a base hit of her own.
While dropping two games at a tournament is a difficult “bump in the road,” the Redhawks continue to use these high-pressure moments as learning opportunities. Facing the area’s various talent and elite pitching allows this inexperienced roster to gain valuable learning experience.
Angie Wheeler was named to the All-Tournament Team for her outstanding performance in both games.
The Varsity remains focused on the long game—honing their skills, tightening their defense, and maintaining the positive dugout energy that has become their trademark. With the squad showing steady growth after every inning, the Redhawks are ready to bring these lessons home as they prepare to host Burke Catholic on Monday.

3 p.m.: Championship games at Rockland Middle/High School

Sunday, April 19

No events scheduled

Spring sports kicks off this week with baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track.

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, April 6

No events scheduled.

Tuesday, April 7

3 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Schools at  Wallkill Golf Club

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Port Jervis at Liberty High School
Result: Liberty 0, Port Jervis 23
Despite the biting cold and relentless winds, the Redhawks took to the field for their home opener with an unwavering spirit. Even though the scoreboard favored Port Jervis 23-0, the final tally doesn’t tell the full story of a team that did not to let the elements or a tough opponent dampen their resolve.
Playing on the field for only the second time this spring, several Redhawks found ways to shine against a dominant pitching performance by the Raiders’ Abbey Montalvo. Giuliana Wagner led the charge offensively, going a perfect 2-2 at the plate. Wagner’s performance, featuring both a sharp single and a powerful double, accounted for the team’s hits on the day. Lilli Black showed great range and focus in the outfield, reeling in several difficult catches despite the blustery conditions. She also displayed discipline at the plate to reach base safely once in two at bats. Brooke Porter also stayed very patient at the plate, going deep into the count and battled to earn a walk as well, contributing to the team’s offensive effort.
While Port Jervis brought a heavy-hitting offense, the Redhawks remained vocal and supportive of one another through all five innings of the cold, cold day. Facing 13 hits and three extra-base hits is a challenge for any defense, but the Redhawks used the experience as to “learn on the fly.”
The team’s ability to maintain a positive attitude despite the weather is something to be proud of.

4:30 p.m.: JV Softball vs. Port Jervis at Liberty Elementary School

Wednesday, April 8

3 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. James I. O’Neill at West Point Golf Course

4 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Monticello at Monticello High School

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. Sullivan West Central at Sullivan West – Jeffersonville
Result: Liberty 1, Sullivan West 19
In a season defined by growth and perseverance, the Redhawks took the field again this Wednesday with a focus on teamwork and growth. While the final score was 19-1 in favor of a strong Sullivan West team, the Redhawks remained a united front, filling the dugout with cheers and encouragement for one another from the first pitch to the final out.
Facing a dominant performance in the circle by Sullivan West’s Jocelyn Doyle, the Redhawks stayed disciplined and continued to put the ball into play.  Maddy Stewart Ignited the Liberty offense with a sharp line drive to right field and used her speed to cross the plate for the Redhawks’ run. Amy Szuba added a base hit later in the game. Lilli Black put together two exceptional at-bats, showing great patience to draw two walks and reach base twice.
What the box score doesn’t show is the positivity displayed by the team as they continued to cheer each other on right up to the last at bat. Throughout five tough innings, the Redhawks never let their heads hang. Instead, they focused on the “small wins”—learning to back up plays, communicate on the field, and celebrating every hard-fought out.

4:30 p.m.: JV Softball vs. Sullivan West Central at Sullivan West – Lake Huntington
Result: Liberty 16, Sullivan West
The JV Softball team secured their first victory of the season Wednesday in a thrilling, high-scoring affair against Sullivan West. Displaying incredible resilience, the Redhawks battled through lead changes and a late Bulldog surge to clinch a hard-fought win.
The game began as a defensive stalemate, with neither side able to break through the opening three frames. The JV finally broke the 0-0 deadlock in the top of the 4th inning, manufacturing a single run to take the lead. They added 2 more in the 5th, building what looked like a comfortable 3-0 cushion. However, the Bulldogs proved they had plenty of fight left. In the bottom of the 5th, Sullivan West stormed back with a 4-run rally, snatching the lead away and putting the Redhawks down 4-3. Faced with their first deficit of the game, Liberty’s bats didn’t just wake up—they caught fire. In a massive 8-run 6th inning, the Redhawks tore the game open, showcasing aggressive baserunning and disciplined hitting to reclaim a commanding lead.
But the rollercoaster continued. Sullivan West answered immediately in the bottom of the 6th with 5 runs of their own, narrowing the gap and setting the stage for a dramatic final frame. Entering the 7th with the game hanging in the balance, the JV showed their true grit. They refused to let the momentum slip away, plating 4 insurance runs in the top of the inning. While the Bulldogs managed one final run in their last at-bat, the Redhawks shut the door to secure the victory.
The Redhawk offense was firing on all cylinders, with several players delivering clutch performances to keep the momentum swinging in Liberty’s favor. Emma Tacti provided the power in the middle of the lineup, finishing with a monster day at the plate. Tacti racked up two doubles, a single and 5 RBI, while also crossing the plate herself. Olivia Matuszak was a constant threat at the plate with two singles and a walk, driving in 4 RBI and leading the team with 4 runs scored. Mya Davis came through in a big way with a clutch double that drove in 2 while Corinne Lake was on the bases all day long, finding her way home to score 3 runs for the team.

4:30 p.m.: Boys and Girls Track & Field vs. Multiple Schools at Sullivan West – Jeffersonville.

Thursday, April 9

3 p.m.: Girls Varsity Golf vs. Washingtonville at The Golf Club at Mansion Ridge.

4 p.m.: Boys and Girls Modified Track and Field vs. Sullivan West Central at Sullivan West – Jeffersonville

4:15 p.m.: Modified Softball vs. Tri-Valley at Liberty Elementary School

Friday, April 10

4 p.m.: Varsity Baseball vs. Tri-Valley at Liberty High School

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Golf vs. Warwick Valley School District at Warwick Valley Country Club

4:30 p.m.: Varsity Softball vs. James I. O’Neill at James I. O’Neill High School
Result: Liberty 6, O’Neill 5
The Redhawks Varsity Softball team proved that resilience is their greatest strength last night, shaking off two difficult opening games to claim a thrilling 6-5 victory over James I. O’Neill. In a contest that featured four lead changes, the Redhawks showcased a perfect blend of “small ball” execution, stellar defense, and a dominant closing performance in the circle.
Angie Wheeler was the story of the game, delivering a masterful performance that kept the Raiders off balance. Wheeler tossed a complete game, and as the pressure mounted, she only got stronger. She dominated the final stretch, retiring the last seven Raiders batters in order to seal the win. Angie gave up 4 earned runs on 7 hits while striking out 11 and walking none.
The Redhawk bats came alive exactly when they were needed most. After O’Neill rallied for three runs to snatch a 5-3 lead in the 5th, Liberty refused to flinch. In a masterclass of situational hitting and baserunning, the Redhawks manufactured a three-run 6th inning to reclaim the lead for good. The rally began as Lilli Black took one for the team, reaching base after being hit by a pitch. Charlotte Horton followed with a walk, putting two runners on. After both runners advanced on a wild pitch, Tianna Wilson came through with a clutch groundout to first, driving in Lilli to cut the deficit to one. Then the Redhawks’ top of the order delivered: Maddy Stewart and Angie Wheeler ignited the dugout with back-to-back line-drive singles, scoring Horton and knotting the game at 5-5. Giuliana Wagner then provided the decisive blow, grounding out to second base to drive in Stewart for the go-ahead run.
Angie then closed out the game, quieting the O’Neill bats in consecutive scoreless innings and striking out the final batter to secure the Varsity’s first win of the season.
Angie finished the day at the plate going 3-for-4 with two runs scored while Maddy was stellar from the leadoff spot, going 2-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored. Giuliana provided some key at bats for the offense, driving in 3 RBI to power the Redhawk scoring surges.
It was a total team effort for the Redhawks to secure the win. From the defense, to the clutch hitting to the solid work by Angie and the bench never letting up the vocal support from the sidelines, it was a day to remember.

Saturday and Sunday, April 11 and 12

No events scheduled.

The final event of the winter athletics season will be this weekend with the indoor indoor track and field state championships.

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-Thursday, March 2-5

No events scheduled.

Friday and Saturday, March 6-7

State Championship Meet at Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex in Staten Island. Liberty Athletes competing are Brooke Bull in pole vault and the girls 4×200 relay team of Victoria Henry, Starriah Harris, Brooke Bull, Sydania Foster with alternates of Quinn Santiago and Audrey Krum. The full schedule is available by clicking here.

Sunday, March 8

No events scheduled.

Our winter athletics schedule is winding down, with several basketball games, indoor track and field state qualifiers and the state championship in Alpine skiing, scheduled.

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, Feb. 23

9:30 a.m.: NYSPHSAA Skiing Championships: Giant Slalom (Hudson Danzilo) at Bristol Mountain Ski Resort in Canandaigua.

Tuesday, Feb. 24

9:30 a.m.: NYSPHSAA Skiing Championships: Slalom (Hudson Danzilo) at Bristol Mountain Ski Resort in Canandaigua.

4 p.m.: Boys Modified Basketball vs. Eldred at Liberty Middle School

5 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball vs. Beacon City at Beacon High School

5:30 p.m.: Girls Modified Basketball vs. Eldred at Liberty Middle School

6:30 p.m.:  Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Beacon City at Beacon High School

Wednesday, Feb. 25

No events scheduled.

Thursday, Feb. 26

5 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball vs. Sullivan West at Liberty High School

5 p.m.: Girls JV Basketball vs. Monticello at Monticello High School

6:30 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball vs. Sullivan West at Liberty High School

6:30 p.m.: Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Monticello at Monticello High School

Friday, Feb. 27

No events scheduled.

Saturday, Feb. 28

2 p.m.: Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Marlboro at Liberty High School, opening round Section 9 play offs.

6 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Indoor Track and Field State Qualifier vs. multiple schools at Armory Track.
Results:

• Boys 4×200 relay of Joe Sarney, Dylan Romero, Colten Allen and Samuel Blandon took fourth place and set a school record.
• Boys 4×400 relay of Joe Sarney, Dylan Romero, Colten Allen and Alan Cruz took third overall also setting a school record
• Girls Sprint Medley Relay of Adriana Ponce Agredano, Audrey Krum, Quinn Santiago and Sheyla Anguisaca Llanos took sixth place overall
• Starriah Harris took eighth place overall in the 55m hurdles
• Sydania Foster set a school record and placed seventh overall in the 300m.
• Brooke Bull also set a school record and took first place in pole vault and will be going to states
• Also going to states is the girls 4×200 relay team of Victoria Henry, Starriah Harris, Brooke Bull, Sydania Foster, which set a school record and took first place. Alternates are Quinn Santiago and Audrey Krum.

Sunday, March 1

No events scheduled.