Randolph School Raiders

The summer was one like we have never experienced, and hopefully never will again. After almost three months of not seeing your student-athletes, they made the past few months so much better. We appreciate all their hard work and dedication to improving their skills and fitness, preparing for seasons that might or might not happen.

Games beginning this Friday and Raiders are ready! We are excited about this year’s Varsity teams and look forward to a competitive season.  These athletes have put in a lot of hard work this summer and are Raider Ready and Raider Strong! Cheer The 2020-21 cheerleading season will kick off strong August 4th! The girls

Nic Strong is one of the best players from the Huntsville, AL area in the Class of 2023. The 5-foot-10, 175-pound Strong, who attends Randolph School and has been offered by Tennessee, is a dynamic player that works as a running back and defensive back. Read more on Youth1. Congrats Nic!! Follow Raider Football on

David Lloyd was hired as the head football coach at Randolph School the weekend before AHSAA allowed student-athletes back on campus Monday, June 1, ending the lengthy shutdown due to the pandemic. On Wednesday, July 22nd, AHSAA announced plans to start fall sports on time, meaning football practice begins on July 27th, and the first contest can

Raiders welcome back to another exciting year at Randolph.  Show your team spirit by taking advantage of this great promotion!

After two years of elevating the Randolph Golf program to include winning the school’s first golf state championship, Coach Michael Morard has decided to step down from the position to support his daughter’s incredible journey, ’20 Michaela Morard. She will be attending the University of Alabama in the fall where she will play golf for the Crimson Tide.

Randolph School celebrated its spring seniors one last time last night with a “Senior Night on the Sidewalk” photoshoot. With the spring season prematurely canceled in March due to the pandemic, the teams missed their opportunity for the traditional Senior Night, where the school honors the seniors during the pregame of their last home competition.

This Tuesday we celebrated an outstanding student-athlete’s decision to continue his academic and athletic career at the college level. Attending Randolph School since kindergarten, Ian Krajna is a lifer who has excelled in the classroom, where he has taken just about every Honors and AP class offered and made a total of 2 Bs in his

Randolph graduate and University of Alabama bound Michaela Morard 20′ shattered the record for most girls state junior championship victories at the 57th Alabama Girls State Junior Amateur Championship of the Alabama Golf Association hosted by Valley Hill Country Club in Huntsville, AL on Wednesday, June 10, 2020 (Ages 14-18: 5816 yards; par 36-36—72, 74.1/134). Defending