Athletics

HOME OF THE NANUET  GOLDEN KNIGHTS 

**DATE CHANGE FOR ATHLETIC PHYSICAL** Dr. Lerch will be in the High School Nurse's Office on TUESDAY, AUGUST 16TH AT 12:30 PM - please note date change**

Fall Season Begins: Football- Saturday August 20th/Boys and Girls Soccer, Cross Country, Girls Tennis, Cheer, Volleyball, Field Hockey- Monday August 22nd. 

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ATTENTION ALL FALL ATHLETES - the attached form must be submitted prior to the first day of practice:

DOMINIC MURRAY SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST PREVENTION ACT :   Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act.pdf  

Congratulations to our Spring All County Players:       

Baseball- Josh Lopez, Ryan Olson, Aidan Kempf – 1^st  Team, RJ Johnson- 2^nd Team, Ryan Frondi, Charlie Moustakakis HM

Softball- Meghan Meehan, Kami DeGaetani- 1^st Team, Bella Cimino, Emma Peterson- 2^nd Team

Boys Lacrosse- James Moran- 1^st Team

Boys Golf- Noah Pepe- 2^nd Team

Boys Tennis- Jake Chernick-2^nd Team, Nate Klayman/Luke Zvirbulis- 2^nd Team Doubles

Girls Lacrosse- Jesse McCabe- 2^nd Team, Allison Murray- HM

Girls Track- Sam Dow- 1^st Team 400 Hurdles, 400-HM, 800-2^nd Team, Carly Camillieri, Ardyn Morato, Elaina Batista, Alexia Massoud, Sam Dow- 4X400 2^nd Team

Boys Track- John Fontanez 3,200 2^nd Team, Dan Nyamallo High Jump 2^nd Team, Declan Kelly 1^st Team Pole Vault, Shane O’Neill Discus HM                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

• Coaches- Please consistently check in with athletics regarding your practice areas to avoid issues.
• Athletes and coaches should not be parking in the visitor section in front of the high school before, during, and especially after school since this space is needed for visitors to the high school who will be meeting consistently after school for the remainder of the year. Coaches- Please revisit this with the athletes who drive on your team.
• Parents, coaches, athletes and referees- The best access to the lower fields will be to walk along the math wing at the far end of the building to avoid the work areas. Please use the parking in the main lot after school to access the lower fields.
• Coaches- There will be a great amount of work, storage, and staging both indoors and outdoors so please check in before scheduling workouts that are not already scheduled.
• Please be aware of the work areas around you at all times.

Thank you Knights!

Sportsmanship:

 The New York State Public High School Athletic Association requires officials to enforce all sportsmanship rules for athletes and coaches. The Section One Standards committee supports the NYSPHSAA statement and will not tolerate negative statements or actions between opposing players, especially trash-talking, taunting, or baiting of opponents including racial or discriminatory comments or slurs.

 Yellow card/ejection policy: In the event that a player or coach receives two yellow cards in the same game resulting in a red card, the two yellow cards will not count towards the season total since the player/coach receives a 1 game suspension. Section 1 has a more restrictive accumulation policy.

An ejected athlete may attend the next game and sit on the bench but may not be in uniform ○ A forfeited game does not fulfill the prescribed penalty of a game suspension. ○ Schools can be more restrictive and withhold an athlete from attending the game. ○ The penalty must be served during the next regularly scheduled game at the same level. (NYSPHSAA 7/2020)

Athletes are prohibited from using eye black/face paint in any way other than the traditional use of a single line of eye black (one single bar under each eye.)

Spectators may not single out any athlete during a contest. This includes derogatory comments including the use of a player’s name or uniform number. Spectators should recognize that the purpose of interscholastic athletics is to promote competence, civility, character and citizenship and to always remember that an athletic contest is only a game. Spectators should never address officials before, during, or after a contest in a negative fashion. Contests should be a positive learning experience that respects player, coach, official, school personnel, and community.

Phil Carbone

Director of Athletics and Student Affairs

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 Nanuet Black and Gold Club

TEAM SCHEDULES:  (subject to changes)  

Good luck to all of our teams!  Go Knights!! 

SPECTOR GUIDELINES:    Nanuet SD Home Spectator Guidelines 002.docx               

https://entry.neric.org/NanuetUFSD

Phil Carbone

Director of Athletics and Student Affairs

Nanuet Public Schools

pcarbone@nanuetsd.org

845-627-9812

Click on link for weekly schedule as games could change  from original schedule due to various reason.  

Facilities/Fields

All home games and matches are played on our campus with the exception of bowling, winter track & field and golf.

 Directions to Fields and Facilities 

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT OFFICE

Nanuet Public Schools
101 Church Street

Nanuet, NY  10954

Phone:  845-627-9811

Sportsline:  845-627-9864

FAX:  845-627-6692

Director of Athletics:    Phil Carbone
Secretary:  Teresa Cicero
Athletic Trainer:  Jonathan Reid 845-627-9847 

 Listed below are the Varsity Coaches for each of the sports offered: