FUTURE OFFICIAL START DATES FOR ATHLETICS:

FALL 2024

High School Football Only:  Monday, August 19, 2024

High School: Monday, August 26, 2024

Middle School: Tuesday, September 3, 2024

 

WINTER 2024-2025

Middle School Early Winter:  Monday, November 4, 2024

High School:  Monday, November 18, 2024

Middle School Late Winter:  Monday, January13, 2025

 

SPRING 2025

High School:  Monday, March 17, 2025

Middle School: Monday, March 24, 2025

 

6th GRADE PRESENTATION FOR  ATHLETICS (CLICK HERE)

(New June 15, 2024)



Final-Forms is our official registration platform for athletics

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

 

Varsity & JV Fall 2024 SPORTS/TRYOUTS BEGIN ON August 19 FOR FOOTBALL

aLL OTHER FALL SPORTS BEGIN aUGUST 26

REGISTRATION OPENS ON JULY 19 FOR FOOTBALL & JULY 26, 2024 FOR ALL OTHER SPORTS

HSE & HSW Boys & Girls Soccer

HSE & HSW Girls Volleyball 

HSE & HSW Girls Tennis

HSE & HSW Boys Golf

HSE & HSW Football

HHH Cheerleading (Combined)

HHH Girls Swimming/Diving (Combined @ HSW with Kings Park)

HHH Boys Cross Country (Combined @ HSE)

 HHH Girls Cross Country (Combined @ HSE)

HHH Boys Volleyball (Combined @ HSW)

HHH Field Hockey (Combined @ HSE)

HHH Gymnastics (Combined @ HSE)

 

Middle School SPorts begin on September 3, 2024

(the first day of school)

REGISTRATION OPENS ON August 3, 2024

Girls & Boys Cross Country  (7th & 8th Grade)

Boys' and Girls' Soccer:

(each program will have a 7th grade team & an 8th grade team;

dependent on the number of athletes trying out)

Field Hockey (7th/8th grade team)

Football (7th/8th grade team)

 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

 

CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR 6th GRADE ATHLETIC ORIENTATION PRESENTAION 

 

Please be sure to register for all sports on Final Forms as indicated below!

If your child is interested in trying out for an athletic team at Half Hollow Hills they must REGISTER ONLINE through FinalForms

Registration for all sports begins 30 days prior to the start of the season.

 

Important Information regarding Athletic Physicals

 

 

As per the New York State Education Department, "A student who may engage in interschool competition shall receive an adequate health examination and healthy history update when required, and may not practice or participate without the approval of the school medical officer." 

 

Athletic Program Mission Statement

The mission of the Half Hollow Hills District Athletic Program is to foster the quest for excellence by creating an educational and competitive experience with an atmosphere of sportsmanship. We strive to develop and realize individual and team potential by promoting high standards of competence, character, civility and citizenship.

 

The Half Hollow Hills Central School District understands that interscholastic athletics are a significant part of the educational process. The combination of academics and athletics enhances the quality of students’ lives and expands their options for learning and personal growth. Athletics provide an educational opportunity in which students can learn essential life lessons beyond those that can be learned in an academic classroom.

The interscholastic competitive environment provides an opportunity for our participants to learn positive life skills, values and ethics in a climate that demands dedication, responsibility, self-discipline, cooperation, positive work ethic and respect for others. This program provides an opportunity for all to share their common interests, to celebrate their differences, and to appreciate physical competition as a lifelong process.

All involved in the program must show a personal commitment to the goals of the team, and make the personal sacrifices necessary in order to achieve success. Making such a commitment to excellence nurtures a sense of pride, loyalty and leadership qualities in an athlete, enabling the individual to become more resilient and better prepared to face life’s challenges. This unique experience allows students to achieve their full potential as students, athletes, and citizens.

It is the nature of athletic competition to strive for victory. However, the number of victories is only one measure of success. Ultimately, the real challenge is guiding the individual and the team to reach full potential. This is the true measure of achievement. The competitive athletic environment is one that demands respect for a full effort, and applause for those who rise to the challenge and accept the risk of defeat. Those who are successful in life are those who have learned to embrace challenge, and take personal risks. Dedication and self-sacrifice on the athletic field does not always result in victory over the opponent. However, if one strives towards reaching full potential, with a passion and perseverance, personal victories that last a lifetime are the end reward, even though the win-loss record may not always meet expectations.