Athletics
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Raider Athletics FAQs
- What sports are offered at CCHS?
- Do all teams have cuts?
- Can I play multiple sports?
- When are tryouts?
- What do I need to play a sport?
- When do the seasons start?
What sports are offered at CCHS?
Do all teams have cuts?
Can I play multiple sports?
When are tryouts?
What do I need to play a sport?
When do the seasons start?
Today's Athletic Events
Games & Matches
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News from Raider Athletics
Congratulations to Uyi Osayimwen '21 on his commitment to play football and pursue his academic dreams at Williams College. Uyi, a student leader on and off the field, received offers from some of the leading academic schools in the country, including every school in the New England Small College Athletics Conference (NESCAC).
Congratulations to Katharine Duren '21, New England Champion and record-breaking hurdler, on signing her National Letter of Intent (NLI) to compete in Division 1 track & field for the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).
Each year, the CCHS community comes together for the O'Sullivan Memorial Alumni Race & Walk in loving memory of beloved coach and long-time teacher Peter O'Sullivan '67. This year's event is going virtual.
Congratulations to the 11 outstanding senior student-athletes who signed their National Letters of Intent (NLI) to compete in Division 1 or 2 collegiate-level sports.
Congratulations to Osamuyimen “Uyi” Osayimwen '21, who has received offers from some of the leading academic schools in the country. Uyi, one of the top linemen in the area, is also a top student committed to service and student leadership.
This summer, The Eagle-Tribune announced their All-Century Teams (21st Century) for each sport (All-Decade for football). Fifty-one Raiders made the teams, including one current student-athlete. (Three of the 51 made two of the teams.)