Athletics
Teaching
The Three A's
The RCDS no-cut after-school sports program expands on the traditional benefits of athletics with a focus on the Three A’s: ability, attendance and attitude. The overall goal of the program is for student-athletes to develop life skills that help them become more successful in all their endeavors. After-school sports begin in fifth grade, and more than 80% of Upper School students participate. Our no-cut policy creates an inclusive environment where students with varying degrees of athletic talent can all succeed.
Physical Education Focuses on Fitness and Fun
Physical education at RCDS encompasses age-appropriate activities led by professionals who teach physical fitness and athletic skills, self-discipline, and teamwork in a well-managed, safe environment. Instruction begins in Pre-K, with two classes each week. Students in Beginners through eighth grade have gym classes four or five days a week.
“Preparing responsible student-athletes with a good attitude who are loyal to their teammates and the School is a priority. While we stress the importance of maintaining a competitive edge, the combination of competition, teamwork, and fun motivates our players to do their best.”Paul "Campy" Campanella
RCDS Athletic Director
Paul Campanella: Mentoring Youth to Success
by Joseph Sapia
The Two River Times spotlights RCDS's beloved Athletic Director Paul "Campy" Campanella.
Athletics at a Glance
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Athletic teams and clubs
No-Cuts
A policy that creates a sense of belonging and makes each player feel like a valued member of the team.
80%
Percent of Upper School students that participate in after-school athletics
Athletics Events
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Basketball - Boys Varsity |
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Oak Hill Academy
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Oak Hill Academy |
Basketball - Girls Varsity |
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Oak Hill Academy
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Basketball - Boys Jr. Varsity |
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Oak Hill Academy
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Oak Hill Academy |
Basketball - Girls Jr. Varsity |
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Oak Hill Academy
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Basketball - Boys Varsity |
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Ranney
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Ranney |
Basketball - Girls Varsity |
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Ranney
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Ranney |
Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Keansburg Middle School
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Keansburg - Joseph Bolger Middle School |
Basketball - Boys Varsity |
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Keansburg Middle School
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Keansburg - Joseph Bolger Middle School |
Basketball - Girls Jr. Varsity |
vs.
Ranney
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Ranney |
Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Henry Hudson
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Basketball - Boys Jr. Varsity |
vs.
Ranney
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Ranney |
Basketball - Boys Varsity |
vs.
Henry Hudson
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Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Keyport Middle School
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Basketball - Boys Varsity |
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Keyport Middle School
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Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Union Beach Memorial School
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Basketball - Boys Varsity |
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Union Beach Memorial School
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Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Red Bank Middle School
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Red Bank Middle School |
Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Ranney
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Basketball - Boys Varsity |
vs.
Ranney
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Basketball - Boys Jr. Varsity |
vs.
Ranney
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Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Keansburg Middle School
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Keansburg - Joseph Bolger Middle School |
Basketball - Girls Jr. Varsity |
vs.
Ranney
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Basketball - Boys Varsity |
vs.
Keansburg Middle School
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Keansburg - Joseph Bolger Middle School |
Basketball - Girls Varsity |
vs.
Union Beach Memorial School
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Union Beach Memorial School |
Basketball - Boys Varsity |
vs.
Union Beach Memorial School
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Union Beach Memorial School |