Athletics
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Winter Season
Sectional Games
2/17/2012- Varsity Boys Swimming @ Bath-Haverling HS Pool 4 pm
Dansville @ Bath
2/21/2012- Varsity Girls Basketball @ Dansville HS Gym 7 pm
Midlakes vs. Dansville
2/25/2012- Varsity Boys Basketball @ Hornell HS Gym TBA
Dansville vs. Hornell
2/25/012- Varsity Mustang Cheerleading @ RIT- Rochester 1 pm
Sectional Cheer Competition
Winter Sports are in full swing! Both Boys and Girls Basketball are in the middle of their seasons, along with the Modified Boys Basketball. Alpine Skiing has been competing and Sectionals are in the next couple of weeks. Indoor Track is just wrapping up another successful year. Sign-ups have been completed and practices are now taking place. Competitions start early March! Varsity and JV teams sign-ups are now taking place in PE Classes and will begin practices on March 5th. Modified Baseball, Softball, Tennis and Track will begin March 26th.. There will be NO LARGE Winter or Spring Parent Meetings as in the past. All coaches are now required to have a "Meet the Team" athlete meeting within two weeks of starting their seasons. Varsity and JV Baseball- Mandatory Meeting Thurs. Feb 9 at 8:00 am in HS Gym Varsity and JV Softball- Mandatory Meeting Wed Feb 8 at 3:15 pm in Room 112 Varsity and JV Boys Track- Mandatory Meeting Tues Feb 14 at 7:45 am in EBH Gym Varsity and JV Girls Track- Mandatory Meeting Wed Feb 8 at 7:50 am in HS Auditorium Varsity Tennis- Mandatory Meeting Wed Feb 15 at 7:50 am in HS Athletics Office Good Luck to all the teams! We look forward to a great spring season!Modified Swimming has now begun!
The Spring 2012 Season is coming up fast!
NEW THIS YEAR: Athletic Admission Fees
Admission fees will now be charged at the following events:
V/JV Football
V/JV Boys Basketball
V/JV Girls Basketball
Wrestling
Charges are as follows:
Adults: $2.00
Students/Children: $1.00
Family: $4.00
Dansville Central School Athletic Philosophy
Participation in Dansville Central School athletics is a privilege. This information, the expectations and policies included in the Athletic Handbook are meant to help the student athlete make decisions regarding their behavior in and out of school, to choose not to use alcohol, tobacco or controlled substances and to live a healthy life both in and out of athletics.
Any student, whether athlete or not, should not hesitate to voluntarily and confidentially report when he / she is having difficulty with any situation, particularly with the use or abuse of substances as described in the school policy. The district's first concern is always the physical end emotional well being of its students.
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