As the Randolph athletic seasons begin, we thought a refresher in being a positive Raider fan and how this helps your athletes and their team mates might come in handy. Participating in Middle School and Upper School interscholastic athletics is not the same as youth leagues, travel ball, or all-star teams. It is pivotal that parents and fans know
Randolph is fortunate to have some great coaches throughout the school’s 27 varsity teams. There are a few specific qualities in addition to the standard ones that make for a great coaching fit at Randolph. According to Director of Athletics, Blake Davenport, “Beyond having great coaches, a goal at a school the size of Randolph
AKA “The Run in the Mud” It’s that time of year! Randolph hosts over 50 schools at their annual Run in the Mud. This is an event you do not want to miss. Middle School & High School Cross Country Meet on Tuesday, September 18th, 2018 at the Campus of the University of Alabama in Huntsville (Huntsville, AL),
The Randolph Cross Country program competed this Saturday, September 8 at the 2018 edition of the historic Chickasaw Trails Invitational at the Oakville Indian Mounds Park in Oakville, AL. This venue is the same site that holds the AHSAA 5A State Cross Country Championships in November. The Randolph cross country program had athletes in six
Randolph Swim and Dive Team had thirteen swimmers in the Cullman Triple Dual Meet on the 6th of September. Many swimmers swam personal best times, made Sectional Cuts, and a relay made a State Cut. Fantastic job for the first meet of the season. Achieving best times were Abby Amis in the 50 fly and
We’re thrilled to announce that Dr. Scott Williams will serve as head coach of the new Randolph Wrestling program. Please join us for a Meet and Greet with Coach Williams on Sunday September 9th @ 7:00pm in the Shields-Jones Athletic Complex Randolph School’s new wrestling program that was announced last spring has come to fruition.
Raiders have graduated from Randolph and college and now have returned to pursue their passion in their sport as a coach. June Harriman ’17 began coaching volleyball this year for Randolph. She has 8 years of playing experience including: 4 years on Randolph’s varsity team. June brings great experience to the team. I am very grateful for
Michaela Morard ’20 sets AJGA Girls Championship scoring record. Michaela fired a final-round 7-under-par 65 to come from behind and win the 10th AJGA Girls Championship. This Raider has yet to finish outside the top-12 in AJGA events this season and is ranked No. 8 in the Rolex AJGA Rankings. This win is her biggest Junior win
