• Under construction: The athletic field and track area is no longer accessible to the public.  The area will be closed as construction continues. The soccer fields remain open.
  • Update: A portion of the Elementary Ballfield remains closed for public use. Please respect the signage and barriers in place.

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of Dec. 30, 2024-Jan. 5, 2025

Our student athletes are in action this week in basketball and wrestling.

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

Monday, Dec. 30

7:30 a.m.: Girls Varsity Wrestling Tournament vs. Coxsackie-Athens at Coxsackie-Athens High School

Tuesday, Dec. 31

No events scheduled.

Wednesday, Jan. 1

No events scheduled.

Thursday, Jan. 2

No events scheduled.

Friday, Jan. 3

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

Saturday, Jan. 4

8 a.m.: Girls Varsity Wrestling Tournament vs. Edgemont Junior Senior at Edgemont High School

8 a.m.: Boys Varsity Wrestling Tournament vs. multiple at Edgemont High School.

Sunday, Jan. 5

No events scheduled.

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

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of Dec. 23-29, 2024

Our student athletes are in action this week in basketball and indoor track and field

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

Monday, Dec. 23

No events scheduled

Tuesday, Dec. 24

No events scheduled.

Wednesday, Dec. 25

No events scheduled

Thursday, Dec. 26

No events scheduled.

Friday, Dec. 27

1 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball Tournament vs. Walton/Downsville at Downsville Central School.

5:30 p.m.: Boys Varsity Basketball Tournament vs. Walton/Downsville at Downsville Central School.

6 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Indoor Track and Field vs. multiple schools at Armory Track.
Highlights: A few standout performances were had by the 4x200m relay team of Starr Harris, Alyssa Padilla, Brooke Bull and Sydania Forster who took third place overall out of 29 teams. Brooke Bull took 5th place overall in the pole vault with a vault of 9’6” breaking the school record which was previously 9’3” and Starr Harris was 9th overall in the 55m hurdles.

Four girls in Liberty uniforms pose on a stage. A girl clears a height in pole vault

Saturday, Dec. 28

Time TBD: Boys JV and Varsity Basketball tournament at Downsville Central School.

Sunday, Dec. 29

No events scheduled.

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

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of Dec. 16-22, 2024

Our student athletes are in action this week in alpine skiing, basketball, indoor track and field and wrestling.

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

Monday, Dec. 16

All events canceled.

Tuesday, Dec. 17

No events scheduled.

Wednesday, Dec. 18

10 a.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Alpine Skiing Scrimmage vs. multiple schools at Belleayre Mountain Ski Area.

3:30 p.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Indoor Track and Field Invitational vs. Multiple schools at SUNY Sullivan.

4 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball vs. Fallsburg at Fallsburg Junior/Senior High School.

4:15 p.m.: Boys Modified Basketball vs. Monticello at Monticello Middle School.

5:30 p.m.: Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Fallsburg  at Fallsburg Junior/Senior High School

5:45 p.m.: Girls Modified Basketball vs. Monticello at Monticello Middle School.

6 p.m.: Boys Varsity Wrestling vs. New Paltz at New Paltz High School.

Thursday, Dec. 19

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

4:30 p.m.: Boys Modified Wrestling vs. Multiple Schools at Monticello High School.

Friday, Dec. 20

All events postponed or canceled

Saturday, Dec. 21

8 a.m.: Boys Wrestling Varsity Tournament vs. Hudson Falls  at  Hudson Falls High School

Sunday, Dec. 22

Three girls pose with wearing medals against red padded walls in a gym.

9 a.m.: Girls Varsity Wrestling Tournament vs. Red Creek at Red Creek High School
Highlight:  Isabella Wagner took third at the Girls Freestyle Round Robin .

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

LHS senior earns Section 9 football honors

A football player prepares to catch a football.
Photo by LHS student Allison Vasko

Liberty High School senior Christopher Rodgers was named to the Class B Section 9/League Football team. 

A team captain, he was a wide receiver, returner and cornerback for the Redhawks. He has played for Liberty for three years.

Chris, the team’s leading score, always led by example, verbally and physically, Head Coach Adam Lake said. “Chris is the perfect example of the standard we are looking for in a Redhawk football player—100 percent effort 100 percent of the time.”

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of Dec. 9-15, 2024

Our student athletes are in action this week in basketball, indoor track and wrestling.

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

Monday, Dec. 9

5 p.m.: Girls Varsity Basketball vs. S.S. Seward Institute at S.S. Seward Institute

6 p.m.: Girls Varsity Wrestling multi-matches vs. multiple schools at Port Jervis High School

Tuesday, Dec. 10

4:30 p.m.: Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Ellenville  at Ellenville High School.

4:30 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball vs. Wallkill Central at Wallkill High School Vinnie DeAngelis High School Gym

6 p.m.: Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Wallkill Central at Wallkill High School Vinnie DeAngelis High School Gym

Wednesday, Dec. 11

4:15 p.m.: Boys Modified Basketball vs. Fallsburg at  Fallsburg Junior/Senior High School.

5:45 p.m.: Girls Modified Basketball vs. Fallsburg at  Fallsburg Junior/Senior High School.

Thursday, Dec. 12

4:30 p.m.: Boys JV Basketball vs. Port Jervis  at Port Jervis High School

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

6 p.m.: Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Port Jervis  at Port Jervis High School

Friday, Dec. 13

All events postponed.

Saturday, Dec. 14

8 a.m.: Boys Wrestling Varsity Tournament vs. Multiple Schools at  John Jay High School – East Fishkill

11 a.m.: Boys and Girls Varsity Indoor Track and Field meet vs. multiple schools at West Point – United States Military Academy

Sunday, Dec. 15

No events scheduled.

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

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of Dec. 2-8, 2024

Our student athletes are in action this week in basketball.

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

Monday, Dec. 2

No events scheduled

Tuesday, Dec. 3

No events scheduled.

Wednesday, Dec. 4

No events scheduled.

Thursday, Dec. 5

Events postponed due to weather.

Friday, Dec. 6

No events scheduled.

Saturday, Dec.7

No events scheduled.

Sunday, Dec. 8

No events scheduled.

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

Sports schedule, and results, for the week of Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2024

The winter sports season kicks off this week with a  boys basketball multi-scrimmage.

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

Monday, Nov. 25

No events scheduled

Tuesday, Nov. 26

4 p.m.: Boys Varsity Basketball multi-scrimmage vs. multiple schools at Sullivan County Community College

Wednesday, Nov. 27

No events scheduled.

Thursday, Nov. 28

No events scheduled.

Friday, Nov. 29

No events scheduled.

Saturday, Nov. 30

No events scheduled.

Sunday, Dec. 1

No events scheduled.

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

LPD beats LCSD again in annual basketball game; scholarship fund wins

The Liberty Central School District team was looking for its first victory over the Liberty Police Department team in the third annual LPD vs LCSD basketball game on Wednesday, Nov. 14. But it was not meant to be, as LPD kept its winning streak alive. The real winner, though, was the Senior Athlete Scholarship, which earned more than $900 through the event.

Organizer Erin Alvord, a LHS physical education teacher, offered the following thanks:

  • Officer/Coach Lake for organizing the officers and for his continued support of this event.
  • The LPD for their generous donation to scholarships as they have for the last three years.
  • Our LCSD team: Joe Franke, Beth Quatrale, Rich Feeney, Felix Colon, Jenna Genco, Andrew Philips, Jamie Black, Peter Owens, Sonia Lemus, Roothland Medina, Kate Rusin, Jermaine Ferguson, Derek Adams and Dr. Sullivan for showing up and working hard despite the loss.
  • LCSD Coach Dave Philips!
  • The LPD team. Congrats on the win!
  • Ralph Bressler for announcing, singing the National Anthem and keeping the clock.
  • All of our chaperones for helping to keep the event safe.
  • Sarah Davis, Ashley Bury and Paul Voigtland for taking entry fees.
  • The Booster Club for their bake sale and 50/50.
  • Mrs. Bull for taking pics and gathering the Junior class to sell concessions.
  • The officials for coming out long before their season starts.
  • LMS students Montgomery Allen and Grace Fitzgerald for keeping the book.
  • Everyday Apparel for making the staff t-shirts.
  • The community, staff and all the students who came out for the event; and
  • A huge, huge, THANK YOU to our custodial staff for setting up before and cleaning up after.

“As you can see, although I organize this, it takes a village, and I truly appreciate everyone who shows up to play or help in any way they can,” Alvord said.

Girls Varsity Soccer players mentor younger team

Students practice dribbling a soccer ballThe Girls Varsity Soccer team took the Girls Modified Soccer Team under their wing on Tuesday, Sept. 24, and mentored them on controlling the ball, turning with the ball, and learning a few new tricks to beat their opponents.

“The Varsity Girls Soccer team understands the importance of helping the future generations of girls who will make Liberty even greater,” Varsity Coach Roothland Medina said. “Nothing more powerful than having student to student learning. “

He added the varsity players also got a chance to fine tune their skills to deliver clear and explicit instruction, something he called a “win-win situation.”

Girls soccer players pose for a photo after practice

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Liberty High School honors athletes

A man presents a helmet in a case and other items to two women.The Liberty High School Athletics Department hosted the Athletic Block “L” Awards banquet Thursday, June 6, in the high school gymnasium.

The event honors the varsity scholar-athletes who participated in Liberty sports during the 2023-24 school year.

Two people hold plaques and a clock in front of a Liberty backdropThe banquet began with remarks by Athletic Director Erin Alvord and a buffet dinner. The ceremony began with a tribute to Javon Islam, who would have been a senior this year but passed away in May 2023. His football helmet, a baseball cap with his number, and a photo, which will be displayed in the school trophy case, were presented to his family.

Before the student-athlete awards began, Alvord recognized two longtime coaches, Anne and Carpio Ramos, who are retiring. Anne coached girls soccer from 2003 to 2023, and alpine ski from 2021-24, with Carpio coaching girls soccer for 25 years, starting in 1999, and alpine ski starting in 2013.

Students stand holding certificats.

Redhawk Awards

Student recognition began with the presentation of the new Redhawk award. Students who receive the award are chosen by their coaches for often working the hardest and demonstrating great sportsmanship, teamwork, dedication and commitment.

Receiving the award were:

  • Boys Soccer: Bryan Jimbo and Luis Molina Gonzalez
  • Girls Soccer: Haylee Gomez
  • Football: Christopher Rodgers
  • Fall Cheer: Sherlyn Garzon and Shelby Clack
  • Boys Basketball: James Dworetsky and David Philips
  • Girls Basketball: Haylee Gomez and Angela Wheeler
  • Boys Indoor Track and Field: Anthony Lemus
  • Girls Indoor Track and Field: Elaina Rameriz
  • Skiing: Aiden Yaun
  • Winter Cheer: Lorena Chevalier and Soleil Ocasio Lombardi
  • Baseball: Matt McCoy
  • Softball: Brooke Hessinger, Elaina Ramirez and Alesandra Rivera
  • Girls Outdoor Track and Field: Brooke Bull and Rayanna Cottman
  • Boys Outdoor Track and Field: Nathan Desrochers and Carlos Campos-Castro
  • Girls Golf: Maria Abreu

Students stand in a group holding certificates

Scholar Athlete Awards

Seventy-six students earned scholar athlete awards, for carrying at least a 90 average while playing a sport: Quinn Allen, Endya Alvarez, Alvord Zackary, Sheyla Anguisaca-Llanos, Cristian Argenal, Josue Artiga Martinez, Mia Barragan, Jill Baumander, Shawn Bickham Jr., Zachariah Bickham, Brooke Bull, Carmela Burgio, Kevin Cando, Eyanna Castro, Phoenix Cordero, Olivia Corrigan, Rayanna Cottman, Jake Cross, Alan Cruz, Noellia Cruz Cruz, Colin Dasraj, Nevaeh Davis, Eli Desrochers, Lorna DeWitt, James Dworetsky, Jayla Edwards, Alexandra Etess, Sara Fajardo Reyes, Sydania Foster, Juanita Garcia Lopez, Haley Gill, Lia Guillerme, Peyton Hadjstylianos, Starriah Harris, Claudia Herzog, Adam Houser, Misael Juarez Perez, Julia Juron, Jacob Kelly, Madeline Kelly, Zoe Kip, Joshua Kratz, Shea-Leigh Kristiansen, Audrey Krum, Kenisha Ledoux, Gianna Lewis, Roger Lynker III, Kimberlin Malaga Gonzalez, Brenna Mangan, Melany Manzanares Orellana, Matthew McKoy, Mariely Medina Orellana, Luis Molina Gonzaliez, Owen Moore, Elizabeth Navarrete, Joseu Nunura Galan, Soleil Ocasio-Lombardi, Lesly Panama, Giselle Payton, David Philips, Adriana Ponce Agredano, Elaina-Louise Ramirez, Alesandra Rivera, Joseph Sarney, Jeremy Simon, Justin Simon, Mason Smith, Amy Szuba, Allison Vasko, Benjamin Visconti, Austin Werlau, Angela Wheeler, Cameryn Will, Aaden Woolard, Aiden Yaun and Sebastian Yupanqi.

The following awards were also presented:

Coaches Presentations

Boys Soccer

  • Defensive Players of the Year: Benjamin Visconti and Carlos Campos-Castro
  • Most Improved: James Dworetsky

Girls Soccer

  • Most Valuable Player: Noellia Cruz
  • Outstanding Offensive Player: Angela Wheeler
  • Outstanding Defensive Player: Brenna Mangan
  • Most Improved Player: Elizabeth Navarrete

Football

  • Offensive Most Valuable Player: Enrique Mercado
  • Defensive Most Valuable Player: Jameel McCline
  • Most Valuable Player: Enrique Mercado
  • John O’Hearn Most Improved Player: Aydan Wilson
  • 2023 Coach’s Award: Joshua Kratz

Cross Country

  • Most Outstanding Runner: Colin Dasraj

Volleyball

  • Most Valuable Offensive Player: Aaliyah Williams
  • Most Valuable Defensive Player: Kayla Samuel
  • Coach’s Awards: Mya Huebsch, Claudia Herzog and Mykenzi Williams

Fall Game Day Cheer

  • Most Valuable Cheerleader: Heidi Brown
  • Coach’s Award: Haley Gill
  • Most Improved Cheerleader: Endya Alvarez

Boys Basketball

  • Ivan Richards MVP Award: Riley Totten
  • Most Improved Player: Jeremy Simon
  • Offensive Player of the Year: Riley Totten
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Enrique Mercado

Wrestling

  • Most Valuable Wrestlers: Shawn Bickham Jr. and Zoe Kip
  • Coach’s Awards: Adam Houser and Tarek Benadim
  • Rookie of the Year: Zachariah Bickham

Boys Indoor Track and Field

  • Most Outstanding Field Event Award: Nathan Desrochers
  • Most Outstanding Runner: Carlos Campos
  • Most Improved: Joseph Sarney

Girls Indoor Track and Field

  • Most Outstanding Runner: Sydania Foster
  • Most Improved: Rayanna Cottman
  • Most Outstanding Novice: Brooke Bull

Alpine Ski

  • Most Valuable Skiers: Hudson Danzilo and Brenna Mangan
  • Most Improved Skiers: Jake Cross and Cameryn Will
  • Coach’s Award: Aiden Yaun

Girls Basketball

  • Ivan Richards Most Valuable Player: Destiny Loyce
  • Most Improved Player: Julissa Velez
  • Sportsmanship Award: Mya Huebsch

Winter Game Day Cheer

  • Most Improved Cheerleader: Alesandra Rivera
  • Most Valuable Cheerleader: Melany Manzanares Orellana
  • Coach’s Award: Elyanna Ocasio-Lombardi

Baseball

  • Defensive Player of the Year: James Dworestky
  • Offensive Player of the Year: Justin Simon
  • Coach’s Awards: Zack Alvord and Aidan Yaun

Softball

  • Most Improved Player: Mya Huebsch
  • Outstanding Offensive Players: Quinn Allen and Aaliyah Williams
  • Outstanding Defensive Player: Nevaeh Davis
  • Coach’s Award: Olivia Dworetsky

Boys Outdoor Track and Field

  • Most Outstanding Novice: Roger Lynker
  • Most Outstanding Track Athletes: Christopher Rodgers and Joseph Sarney
  • Most Outstanding Field Athletes: Joshua Kratz and Zachariah Bickham
  • Most Improved: Alan Cruz and Kevin Leon Gavilan

Girls Outdoor Track and Field

  • Most Outstanding Track Athlete: Sydania Foster
  • Most Improved: Jill Baumander
  • Most Outstanding Novices: Starriah Harris and Adriana Ponce Agredano

Boys Tennis

  • Most Valuable Player: Josue Nunura
  • Most Improved Player: Misael Juarez Perez
  • Coach’s Award: Sebastian Yupanqui

Boys Golf

  • Coaches Award: Jeremy Simon
  • Most Improved Golfer: Owen Moore

Girls Golf

  • Coach’s Award: Mia Barragan
  • Most Improved Golfer: Elizabeth Cruz Cruz

Five students, four holding plaques, stand in tront of the Liberty backdrop.

Special Recognition Awards

Ross Awards

  • Boys Soccer Scholar Athlete: Ben Visconti
  • Girls Soccer Scholar Athlete: Elaina-Louise Ramirez

Rattner award

  • Boys Basketball Scholar Athlete: David Philips
  • Girls Basketball Scholar Athlete: Kenisha Ledoux

Goodstein Award

  • Wrestling Perseverance: Manuel Lopez

Kavleski Award

  • Boys Track and Field Scholar Athlete: Phoenix Cordero
  • Girls Track and Field Scholar Athlete: Jill Baumander

Fred Planica Award

  • Most Improved Baseball Player: James Fancher

Buchal Awards

  • 2024 Most Valuable Baseball Player: David Philips
  • 2024 Most Valuable Softball Player: Angela Wheeler

Six students pose with awards in front of the Liberty backdrop

Senior Presentations

  • Elizabeth “Betty” Totten Sportsmanship Awards: Riley Totten and Noellia Cruz Cruz
  • Liberty Rotary Club Perseverance Awards: David Philips and Aaliyah Williams
  • Tom Kelly Award Outstanding Senior Athletes: Enrique Mercado and Mya Huebsch

Seniors pose for a photo in front of a backdrop.

Congratulations to all of our 2023-24 student-athletes, and best of luck in the future to the Class of 2024

More photos can be seen on our social media pages.

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