Athletic Announcements & Schedules
To ALL BULLS FANS!
BULLS PRIDE Shout Outs to:
- Mini Girls Track Team on winning the LAMEPI championships last week!
- JV Girls Track team snatched a second place trophy at the PRHSAA championships as well!
- Boys Youth basketBULLS who almost shocked the league, losing in the semi finals in OT to the eventual champion.
- Special congratulations to our JV Boys Soccer team on putting together a special season full of ups and downs to earn a runner-up finish at the PRHSAA finals! Awesome job!
- PRHSAA Boys Varsity soccer finals! Our team travels to Tasis to take on a tough bears squad! Should be one for the ages!
- Our Mini Hoops teams both finished undefeated in regular season play and begin their trek for postseason glory!
- Both Mini Hoops Semi finals
- Mini Hoops Finals
- Mini Sports (4th-6th grade) at 4:00pm
- Youth, JV & Varsity Sports (7-12th grades) at 6:00pm.
WEEKLY SPORTS SCHEDULES (all schedules subject to change)
TEAM SCHEDULES
4th - 6th Grade athletics participation protocols and waiver form
WEIGHT ROOM
The Weight Room will be closed in the afternoon until further notice.
Weekly emails will be sent to students with the athletics schedule for the week in This Week In Sports (TWIS). Schedules are subject to change due to weather or other circumstances.
TEAM ROSTERS
Special Reminders:
- All participants need to have their SafeTrac wristband synchronized and their Daily Health Check Register up to date to be allowed on campus.
- No parents will be allowed on campus. Drop off and pick up only.
- Players need to bring their own water bottle, mask, and personal bag (if necessary).
- All students must adhere to the school's COVID-19 policy on vaccination to be able to participate in tryouts.
Always remember...GO BULLS!
“…My volleyball coach [taught us] to work as one organism… Me and my teammates learned to completely trust in our own abilities and responsibility on and off the court. …We all learned to lose gracefully and win humbly, we learned that winning and losing come after the match is done and can’t be changed, but the effort we put into each play is a small step to victory itself.”
- Patrick Velazquez-Loinaz
Baldwin Class of 2020
University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez