The Girls Varsity BB team continued their win streak Friday night! Here are some highlights from Coach Hoertkorn:
"The Varsity Girls Basketball team picked up a win over Lake George last night to finish undefeated in the league at 13-0! It was another total team effort.
Whitney Cameron led all scorers with 17 points, to go with 4 assists, and 3 steals.
Emily Dingmon had 10 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists, and 6 steals for another great all around game.
It has been such a pleasure to coach this group of girls all season, and I am so excited to see what they will accomplish next. They give 100% every day, hold themselves accountable, and play selfless basketball because their team goals are more important to them than anything else.
Our next game is the Adirondack League semifinals, home Tuesday at 7pm against Salem."
Let's fill our CHS gym with orange black to support our Lady Tomahawks!!!
Our JV BOYS had 2 big wins this weekend! Here are some highlights from Coach Bowe:
"The JV Boys Basketball team had an exciting 40-37 win against Lake George Friday night. Hunter Shanahan led the team with 20 points and 7 rebounds. Trent Allen and Eddie McGuire we’re also key contributors on the offensive end.
The whole team contributed to another awesome defensive performance. Mikey Petteys led the defense at the point with 6 steals.
There was a huge crowd at the game and the positive support they gave our team pushed them to work harder. Thank you very much for all of the support each game. It was a fun night for our team.
The JV boys basketball team had a dominating performance on Saturday. They beat Hartford 43-26.
Mikey Petteys, Hunter Shanahan, and Aiden Pettit were all key contributors on the scoreboard.
Everyone played great defense. The boys worked real hard all 4 quarters and supported each others' efforts. The future is bright for this team and program!!"
Our JV boys will wrap up their season in Fort Ann Thursday night! Let's fill the stands with black and orange to root them on!!!
Great job, gentlemen!
A big shout out to 5 of our Mountaineer wrestlers who are seeded for the Class C Tournament this weekend in Tamarac:
Aiden Schurr - 2nd seed
Mike Rose - 2nd seed
Keegan Baker - 2nd seed
Paul Granger - 4th seed
John Geary- 4th seed.
Also competing this weekend: Zac Wood, Jacob Lafaver, Taz Bovee, DJ Barnes, Daniel Galante and Dominick Ruggiero.
Wishing you much success in post season competition, gentlemen.
Go, Mountaineers!
Congratulations to our CHS Senior Mountaineer Wrestlers: Paul Granger, Taz Bovee and Zach Wood!
We wish you much success in the post season and in your future endeavors. Thank you for your leadership on the mats!
A big shout out to our CHS Varsity Bowling Team for finishing 3rd in the Adirondack League Tournament yesterday!
Congratulations on a successful season, Tomahawks!
Our Girls Varsity Basketball Team remains undefeated in the league! Here are highlights from last night's game from Coach Hoertkorn:
"Emily Dingmon tied her career high with 29 points. She also had 11 rebounds, 4 steals, and 3 assists for a great all around game.
Alexis Crossman also had a great game with 9 points, 7 rebounds, 6 steals, and 4 assists. Caitlyn Crossman also did a great job inside for us contributing 9 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals.
Whitney Cameron and Riley Dumas combined for 14 points. Whitney also had 5 assists, and 2 steals, with Riley adding 2 assists, and 2 steals. Rylee Dunbar also had a great defensive game with 3 steals.
The team continues to improve and play so well together as we move closer to postseason play. Our next game is Friday, at Lake George at 7pm."
Wishing you continued success, Lady Tomahawks!!!
Dear Families,
This week our school community will be focusing on the character strength of FORGIVENESS in our Social Emotional Learning curriculum. Forgiveness means you forgive those who have done wrong and you accept that people make mistakes.
Forgiveness is the ability to move past being injured, and allow yourself to reconcile with the person who hurt you. Forgiveness can often be seen as a selfless act, but it also carries many benefits for those who practice it. Those who demonstrate forgiveness have the ability to move forward after someone has hurt them. Forgiveness is often rooted in the idea that all people are valuable and worthy of a second chance. Many who forgive have the ability to consider things from another’s perspective.
The ability to reconcile differences and move forward positively is a trait of any effective group. When people work together, conflict is inevitable. However, when people value each other’s contribution and believe in the group’s goal, they become more capable of moving past conflict toward genuinely positive behavior. A group member’s willingness to forgive imperfections of both other members and the group as a whole contribute to overall success.
To practice and encourage the character strength of forgiveness with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2) where together you will watch a video, read a quote and talk about the answers to three questions.
Have a wonderful week!
Our Modified Boys BB Team remains undefeated! Here are some highlights from last night's game from Coach Fabian:
"Congratulations to the boys modified basketball team, improving their season to 12-0 with a win over Granville last night.
Ashton Moors lead the team in scoring with 16 followed by Ashton Wright with 13. We wrap up our season next week with Lake George on Monday at home in North Warren on Tuesday away. Come check it out."
Come on out and cheer on this amazing group of young men, striving to finish the season undefeated! Go, Tomahawks!!
A big shout out to our CHS JV Hockey players, Dan Perkins, Dylan Halliday and Aiden Wentworth who finished a successful season this past weekend with the Adirondack Rivermen!
Congratulations, gentlemen. We look forward to seeing you on the ice next season!
Our Modified girls are rocking the final stretch of the basketball season. Here are some highlights from Coach Woodcock:
"Congratulations to the Girls Modified Basketball team for having back to back victories Saturday against Argyle and Monday against Warrensburg, winning 25-12.
Yet again they came out focused and with high intensity. Our communication was on point and we moved the ball around nicely completing the plays. Makenna Eastman led us in scoring, totaling 11 points and she also had several rebounds for us defensively.
Emily Holmes, Isabella Barrett, Megan Smolinski and Erika McGuire all contributed significant points as well.
Olivia Holmes played solid defense and helped to put pressure on the ball handler each time she was out on the court.
The girls played as a team and supported each other on and off the court. Overall, it was another great game for them and we are super happy and proud to get the W. The next game is today, Tuesday, January 31st on our home court, starting at 5:30pm. Great job ladies, keep it up!"
Congratulations to our Senior Girls Varsity Basketball players who were honored at last night's game:
Alexis Crossman, Alyssa Crossman, Rylee Dunbar and Amber Mack!
Thank you for your leadership on and off the court! We wish you the best in the rest of the season and in your post-graduation endeavors!!
The Lady Tomahawks earned the WIN to make the night even more special, defeating Salem, 53-19.
Our Modified Wrestlers wrapped up their season this week! Here are some highlights from Coach Petteys:
"The modified Mountaineers had a very successful end to their season at the Salem fun day on Monday.
Blake Cronk, Hunter LaBrake, Mason Rose, Theo Gavin, Landan Barber, Trevor Graham, Nick Wiley, Gage Bardin, Dean Caldwell and Parker Duerr-Clark all added to their win count!
A special shout out to 8th grader Mason Rose who ended his season with an undefeated record of 9-0! Great job everyone!"
Congratulations, gentlemen! We look forward to seeing you on the mats next season!
On November 17, 2022, the New York State Education Department released a memorandum prohibiting the use of Indigenous names, mascots or logos by public schools. This process must begin by July 1, 2023 and be completed by June of 2025. Failure to comply with this mandate could result in loss of state aid and/or removal of school officials.
As our district navigates this change, we want to ensure that our students, staff, alumni and community are involved. Therefore, we have created the following survey (below) to seek your input on a new name for our mascot. The district will use your responses to establish a list for our students who will ultimately make the final decision.
When recommending a name, please keep in mind that we want to keep our traditional orange and black school colors. Thank you for your feedback! #CorinthisCommunity
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd-9-aFntYEK60JBbqMT1tNFChQP_hq0Bx1qE-Fk9zMt3KM8A/viewform
It was a big weekend for our Mountaineer Wrestling team! Here are some highlights from Coach Bardin:
"We competed in the Patriot duals in Ausable Valley Saturday. We wrestled 4 duals against Malone, Canton, Ausable Valley and Peru and went 3-1 on the day and losing very close match to Ausable.
Mike Rose went 4-0 on the day with 4 pins bringing home the MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER Aaward.
Aiden Schurr went 4-0 on the day with pins as well!
It was a great team day with help from everyone on the team to get it done. Next weekend we will be in class c tournament in Tamarac."
Keep up the great work, Mountaineers!
Congrats to the boys modified basketball team on a 40-16 win over Argyle. The team played very well together on both ends of the court and everyone contributed to help win the game. This win moves our record to 10-0 for the season. Congratulations, young men! Keep it up!
It was a great night on the court for our Varsity Lady Tomahawks! Here are some highlights from Coach Hoertkorn:
"The Varsity girls basketball team picked up the victory over Warrensburg last night for a key league win.
Emily Dingmon had a career high just one game after scoring her 1,000th point to lead all scorers with 29 points. She also had 9 rebounds, 6 steals, and 3 assists for another great all around game.
Alexis Crossman had a great defensive game that included 6 steals. She also contributed 7 assists.
It was a total team effort to pick up the victory with every player communicating and working together. We have talked a lot about the importance of defense, and Whitney Cameron picked up the first charge of the season for our team. It was a great team win! Our next game is Monday, home against Salem at 7pm."
Congratulations, ladies. Keep up the great work! Let's fill the stands Monday night!!
Check out the headline and story from the Post Star: https://poststar.com/sports/high-school/basketball/girls/roundup-dingmon-leads-corinth-past-burghers-witches-stay-unbeaten/article_85a07782-9e93-11ed-ba05-2b1ada469b70.html
Our Corinth JV BOYS won a nail biter last night on the court! Here are a few highlights from Coach Bowe:
The JV boys basketball pulled off an exciting 29-27 win against Hadley--Luzerne.
They were down 8 going into the 4th quarter and came back with only seconds left on the clock.
Eddie McGuire led the team with 14 points! The boys played an outstanding game on defense. They worked hard and supported each other all game.
Coach Bowe is very proud of his team. He is happy to coach such a hardworking and respectful group of young men."
A big shout out to our grade 4 "Beginning Band" students on a successful concert this week! They sounded fantastic and impressed the audience with their skills!
Congratulations, student musicians! Keep up the great work!
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: A big shout out to 2021 alumnus, Jonathan Freebern on a big win this weekend on the collegiate wrestling mat for RIT!
Jonathan, a Varsity wrestler for the Rochester Institute of Technology, earned a "major decision" 10-0 in his most recent match! Congrats!
A shout out to our CHS Varsity Bowling finished its regular season with a victory over Whitehall 4-0. Corinth finished 3rd in our League and is now preparing for the League Championship and Sectionals.
Top bowlers for the night were Ricky Mandigo, Gavyn Randall, Sam Hill, and Jaiden Traglia. Congratulations!!!
