Four fall 2 season teams – girls cross country, girls soccer, boys soccer and volleyball – received scholar-athlete team recognition. In order for a team to receive the scholar-athlete recognition, 75 percent of the roster must have a grade point average of 90 or above. Athletes must have a gpa of 90 or above in …
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Monticello Panthers Taina DeJesus and Evan Waterton had some impressive accomplishments at the two-day annual Glen D. Loucks Games held in White Plains, New York. Taina took first place in the 400 meter high hurdles and second place in the 110 meter high hurdles. Evan took third place in the one mile run and set …
There is still time to sign up for the abbreviated spring sports season. It begins on April 19 but you have until May 1 to sign up and be eligible to play. If you want to participate in the sports listed below, go to the Athletics page of the district website and sign-up using FamilyID. …
When Monticello’s Kaitlyn Miller started trap shooting with the high school’s club team four years ago, only four high schools in the state had teams. That number has since grown to 100 schools and the competition has increased exponentially as well. Which makes Kaitlyn’s accomplishments even more impressive. This fall, she finished third in the …
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Español Dear Monticello CSD Community Member, We have recently been informed that two of our interscholastic athletics teams have been found to be in close contact with COVID-19 positive student athletes from other school districts. Our junior varsity volleyball team and varsity football team recently competed against athletes from other schools who later tested positive …
On Thursday, March 18, the district was informed of a confirmed COVID-19 case in an individual who was present at a girls volleyball game in Orange County on Monday, March 15. After conferring with the Orange County Health Department and Sullivan County Health Services, we will be suspending all girls junior volleyball practices and …
The two upcoming girls basketball games will be live streamed on the district’s YouTube page. Watch the team play live on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 4:30 p.m. against Cornwall and Saturday, Feb. 27 at 10 a.m. against Minisink Valley.
On Wednesday, Feb. 24, the district was informed of a second positive COVID-19 case among an individual associated with the boys basketball team. In an abundance of caution, the five remaining days of the boys basketball season is cancelled. There will be no further practices or games. All areas of the school have been disinfected, …
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On February 4, the Monticello Central School District Board of Education authorized the high-risk winter sports of boys and girls basketball (varsity and junior varsity) for the 2021 season. “While everyone is excited about the opportunity for our students to resume these competitive sports, we temper it with a good deal of caution,” commented Superintendent of Schools …
A message from MCSD’s Director of Athletics, Physical Education and Health Kurt Buddenhagen: Dear Student-Athletes, Parents, and Guardians, UPDATE- The information below is designed to provide you with further details about the status of “High Risk” Winter Athletics Programs in our District. On Friday evening, Sullivan County Public Health issued new guidance and recommendations for …
